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BACH to the Future II Sneak Peek...

BACH to the Future II

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"Through all kinds of music, Alexa and Justin Haynes-Pilon are side by side onstage and off..." - LB908 by Journalism Arts Initiative

If music be the food of love, Alexa and Justin Haynes-Pilon play on.

The couple will be featured in Musica Angelica’s concerts in the First Congregational Church of Long Beach on Jan. 31 (repeated in the First Congregational Church of Los Angeles on Feb. 1), and the title of the concert seems to refer directly to them: "Valentine to the Viola da Gamba"

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ALL RISE: A LONG BEACH SPIRITUAL LANDMARK RINGS TO THE SOUNDS OF RENOWNED MUSICIANS - LB908 by Laila Freeman

Maybe it could be called a wedding made in Heaven.

The two partners are the First Congregational Church of Long Beach and the internationally celebrated Baroque ensemble Musica Angelica. Both have been around a long time…

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Musica Angelica presents ‘Bach to the Future’ with Christoph Bull by Haydn Schlinger, Culture Spot LA

I can’t lie — I wasn’t sure what I was expecting when I heard Musica Angelica was hosting a Bach organ concert with lasers. However, I certainly wasn’t disappointed. The April 11 event with Organist-in-Residence Christoph Bull at First Congregational Church Los Angeles was phenomenal.

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On behalf of all of us at Musica Angelica, we would like to thank the Colburn Foundation, the Long Beach Arts Council, the Port of Long Beach, the Long Beach Community Foundation, the Lutheran Social Services of Southern California, the E. Nakamichi Foundation, the RuMBa Foundation, the Austrian Consulate General, Norman's Nursery, the Long Beach Convention and Entertainment Center, International City Bank, the Bess J. Hodges Foundation, the Evalyn M. Bauer Foundation and the LA County Department of Arts & Culture for their generous support.

Musica Angelica is supported, in part, by the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors through the Department of Arts and Culture.
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