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This Newsletter is no longer updated—1/12/21.
Alongside the slow resumption of live classical music events with audiences, enterprising organizations and musicians are continuing to produce recitals that are livestreamed, with recordings subsequently available via YouTube, Facebook, etc.
This Newsletter contains notifications of upcoming recitals to be livestreamed when we know about them, so that you can plan to view/listen as they happen, and lists of past events so that if you couldn't tune in at the time, you can instead access the recordings at your leisure.
Classical Crossroads, Inc. and the South Bay Chamber Music Society—the South Bay area's two principal chamber music organizations—rely on donations to pay their performers. If you've attended their concerts in the past, and have enjoyed their 2020-21 seasons livestreamed, please support them! For Classical Crossroads, Inc. go to the “Donate” button here; for the SBCM, you will find a downloadable donation form here.
Another great resource, with a wider remit covering all performing arts in Southern California, is Performing Arts LIVE, and artists and presenters are encouraged to post their upcoming events here as well.
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Current and upcoming livestreamed recitals and recordings
First United Methodist Church, Santa Monica, Wednesday, November 10, 12:10 p.m. PDT.
Click here to enjoy the most recent recital in FUMC's online midweek series, in which the piano duo Kirill and Anna Gliadkovsky played two Dvořák Slavonic Dances, Piazzolla's Libertango, and Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue.
Murphy Recital Hall, Loyola Marymount University, Sunday, September 19, 2:00 p.m. PDT.
Click here for the recording of this livestreamed recital by violinist Ken Aiso and pianist Valeria Morgovskaya, in which the duo play works by Brahms and Robert and Clara Schumann.
Pasadena Presbyterian "Music at Noon", Wednesday, 22 September, 12:00 noon, PDT.
Click here for this livestreamed, no-live-audience recital, in which pianist Hui Wu played selections by Debussy, Chopin and others.
Edendale Library Up Close Concerts, Friday, October 29, 4:00 p.m. PDT.
The latest concert in this series was a recital of Tarot-inspired works for violin, played by the composer, Kirstin Fife, with Abby Potts, piano. The previous recital, by Calico Winds, comprised works by Koechlin, Willson Osborne, David Amram, Poulenc, and Handel. Click here for the YouTube link.
First Fridays at First!~fff, First Lutheran Church, Torrance,
December 3, 12:15 p.m. PDT.
The next recital in Classical Crossroads' 2021-22 season will be given by the organist Mark Herman. The November concert was given by Ambroise Aubrun (violin) and Steven Vanhauwaert (piano). The previous concert was by the Latsos Piano Duo. The season opener on September 3, in which violinist YuEun Kim and pianist Sung Chang played works by Grieg, Dvořák, and Falla, can be enjoyed here.
Glendale Noon Concerts, Wednesday, December 15, 12:10 p.m. PDT.
In the next concert of this series, violinist Yue Deng will perform works for solo violin by J.S. Bach and Eugene Ysaye. Most recently, Nancy Roth (violin) and Lorenzo Sanchéz (piano) played works by Prokofiev and Domingo Lobato. Previously, pianist Brendan White performed works by Rachmaninoff, Chen Yi, Albéniz, Rzewski, and Chaminade.
10:30 a.m. PDT.
Next Sunday's prelude concert by resident organist Christoph Bull will include works by Handel, J. S. Bach, Johann Valentin Rathgeber, David Christensen, Andrew Tesman, and Robert Lind, as well as improvisations.
Second Sundays at Two, Rolling Hills United Methodist Church, Sunday, January 9 2002, 2:00 p.m. PDT.
The next recital in Classical Crossroads' 2021-22 season will be given by the cellist Clive Greensmith and pianist Steven Vanhauwaert. Most recently, the pianist Bernardene Blaha and violinist Laurence Kayalah played sonatas by Grieg and Franck. Previously, the pianist Robert Thies reprised his 2018 Debussy centenary recital, "Debussy—The Painter of Sound", which was reviewed on LA Opus here.
Ongoing streamings from southern California
South Bay Chamber Music Society 2020-2021 Series
Links to all recordings from the most recent SBCMS concert series can be found here.
Delirium Musicum Chamber Orchestra, Los Angeles.
Click here for links to information and videos.
Los Angeles Master Chorale: two new digital series.
Sundays at Seven and Offstage with the Los Angeles Master Chorale.
The Verdi Chorus of Santa Monica's first online concert
Click here or here to access the 2018 program, "The Force of Destiny."
New Hollywood String Quartet. 2019 Summer of Brahms Weekly Video Concert Series.
Click here for recordings of performances from this festival, added weekly.
Los Angeles Philharmonic: LA Phil at Home.
Click here to watch videos, podcasts, and interviews, read articles, learn about recordings, and sign up for new notifications.
LACMA Sundays Live.
Click here for concerts in this series at St. James-in-the-City Episcopal Church, Los Angeles.
Camerata Pacifica Concerts at Home!
Weekly live broadcasts, on YouTube Live at 11 a.m. & 6 p.m., and on Facebook Live at 2 p.m.
Click here for links to information and videos.
Los Angeles Master Chorale: two new digital series.
Sundays at Seven and Offstage with the Los Angeles Master Chorale.
The Verdi Chorus of Santa Monica's first online concert
Click here or here to access the 2018 program, "The Force of Destiny."
New Hollywood String Quartet. 2019 Summer of Brahms Weekly Video Concert Series.
Click here for recordings of performances from this festival, added weekly.
Los Angeles Philharmonic: LA Phil at Home.
Click here to watch videos, podcasts, and interviews, read articles, learn about recordings, and sign up for new notifications.
The Broad Stage Live at Home.
Click here for livestreamed performances, interviews and archival footage. LACMA Sundays Live.
Click here for concerts in this series at St. James-in-the-City Episcopal Church, Los Angeles.
Camerata Pacifica Concerts at Home!
Weekly live broadcasts, on YouTube Live at 11 a.m. & 6 p.m., and on Facebook Live at 2 p.m.
LA Opera On Now: Living Room Recitals.
Click here for livestream events and recordings.
Individual 2020 events and events from individuals
Click here for livestream events and recordings.
Individual 2020 events and events from individuals
I Palpiti Festival 2020: Trio Zingara, Sunday, July 19.
Click here for the first concert this year from I Palpiti, in which Trio Zingara played works by Tchaikovsky and Dvořák.
Virtual AmericaFest, Saturday, July 4.
This year's event included cellist Cécilia Tsan performing solo works by J. S. Bach and Pablo Casals from the dome of the 100-inch telescope at Mount Wilson. Click here for the performance itself.Music at Saint Matthews, Friday, June 5.
Click here for pianist Robert Thies performing a program of works by Beethoven, Schumann, Brahms, Rachmaninoff, and Debussy.
Hear Now Music Festival, Los Angeles, 2017.
Click here for cellist Cécilia Tsan playing (and speaking the words) of The Messiah, by LA composer Hugh Levick.
Rolling Hills United Methodist Church "Second Sundays at Two", May 10.
Click here for Einav Yarden's recital on May 10, recorded from Berlin.Steven Vanhauwaert, Second Sundays at Two, Sunday July 12, 2 p.m. PDT.
Click here for Steven Vanhauwaert's recital, recorded from his home.
Glendale Noon Concerts.
Click here for Jacqueline Suzuki and Brendan White playing Respighi on July 15.
Click here for Jacqueline Suzuki and Brendan White playing Respighi on July 15.
Click here for Ken Aiso and Valeria Morgovskaya playing Schumann and Brahms on May 20.
A Classical Crossroads streamed-as-live concert.
Click here for the Latsos Piano Duo playing Schubert, Brahms, Mendelssohn, Scriabin, Rachmaninoff, and Joe Giarrusso.
Dilijan Chamber Music Series: From Our Home to You, April 23.
This home concert by the Pogossian/ Manouelian family, honoring the 105th Anniversary of the Armenian Genocide, can be enjoyed at this YouTube link.
Violinist Jennifer Koh: "Alone Together."
Click here for videos of many short specially commissioned violin pieces.
A Classical Crossroads streamed-as-live concert, Saturday April 18.
Trio Zagig, recorded at Greystone Mansion, Beverly Hills: Click here for the Vimeo recording.
Tomasz Fechner (guitar): final DMA (Doctor of Musical Arts) recital, April 11.
Click here for the YouTube recital.
Malibu Friends of Music: A Serenade to the Holy Days of Spring, Monday April 13. Click here or here for Facebook recording of this recital.
Cheng2 Duo at home in New York City, March 31.
Click here for Facebook recording of this recital.
Mak Grgić, USC Thornton School of Music Artist Diploma candidate student: all-J. S. Bach guitar arrangements, Saturday, March 28.
Click here for Facebook recording of this recital.
Aaron David Miller (organ): First Church of Christ Scientist, San Marino, Monday, March 16.
Click here for the YouTube recording of this recital.
Svetlana Smolina (piano): “The Interludes,” First Lutheran, Torrance, Saturday, March 14
Click here for the YouTube recording of this recital.
Music livestreaming, recordings, and events from worldwide sources
• Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts: Streaming of Music, Dance, Theater, and other performances.
• BEMF at Home: Streamings of recording highlights from past productions by the Boston Early Music Festival.
• Live with Carnegie Hall: Livestreamings, recordings, and more. Carnegie Hall is also streaming via medici.tv.
• Ariel Avant Robinson Recitals: weekly online chamber concerts.
• American Symphony Orchestra online; a new recording from the ASO archives released each Wednesday.
• Philharmonic Society of Orange County list of upcoming livestream events, doubtless containing duplications of other lists.
• Bachtrack: Many on-demand streaming services listed here, some of which may be duplicated below.
• Music Never Sleeps NYC.
• Alex Ross: The Rest is Noise—COVID-19 live streams, a listing.
• Fisher Center at Bard College Upstreaming: Archive of performances and other events.
• Great Performances at the New York Met.
Click here for Maksim Velichlin's solo cello recital on May 6.
Click here for Brendan White playing Hindemith's Ludus Tonalis on April 15.
Click here for this recital by Jonah and Robert Sirota on March 12.
A Classical Crossroads streamed-as-live concert.
Click here for the Latsos Piano Duo playing Schubert, Brahms, Mendelssohn, Scriabin, Rachmaninoff, and Joe Giarrusso.
Dilijan Chamber Music Series: From Our Home to You, April 23.
This home concert by the Pogossian/ Manouelian family, honoring the 105th Anniversary of the Armenian Genocide, can be enjoyed at this YouTube link.
Violinist Jennifer Koh: "Alone Together."
Click here for videos of many short specially commissioned violin pieces.
A Classical Crossroads streamed-as-live concert, Saturday April 18.
Trio Zagig, recorded at Greystone Mansion, Beverly Hills: Click here for the Vimeo recording.
Tomasz Fechner (guitar): final DMA (Doctor of Musical Arts) recital, April 11.
Click here for the YouTube recital.
Malibu Friends of Music: A Serenade to the Holy Days of Spring, Monday April 13. Click here or here for Facebook recording of this recital.
Cheng2 Duo at home in New York City, March 31.
Click here for Facebook recording of this recital.
Mak Grgić, USC Thornton School of Music Artist Diploma candidate student: all-J. S. Bach guitar arrangements, Saturday, March 28.
Click here for Facebook recording of this recital.
Click here for the YouTube recording of this recital.
Click here for the YouTube recording of this recital.
Music livestreaming, recordings, and events from worldwide sources
• Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts: Streaming of Music, Dance, Theater, and other performances.
• BEMF at Home: Streamings of recording highlights from past productions by the Boston Early Music Festival.
• Live with Carnegie Hall: Livestreamings, recordings, and more. Carnegie Hall is also streaming via medici.tv.
• Ariel Avant Robinson Recitals: weekly online chamber concerts.
• American Symphony Orchestra online; a new recording from the ASO archives released each Wednesday.
• Philharmonic Society of Orange County list of upcoming livestream events, doubtless containing duplications of other lists.
• Bachtrack: Many on-demand streaming services listed here, some of which may be duplicated below.
• Music Never Sleeps NYC.
• Alex Ross: The Rest is Noise—COVID-19 live streams, a listing.
• Fisher Center at Bard College Upstreaming: Archive of performances and other events.
• Great Performances at the New York Met.
• Vienna State Opera archive.
• Keeping Score: The San Francisco Symphony’s online archive of documentaries and concert performances.
• Jerusalem Street Orchestra: videos of many performances in various public spaces.
• Kitchener-Waterloo Chamber Music Society, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada: click to sign up for email notifications of future events, including livestreaming.
• Longwood Symphony Orchestra Check-Ups.
Other arts and science streaming services
• New York Times: Great theater, etc., to tune into while stuck at home.
• The Huntington Library, Art Museum, and Botanical Gardens: Videos and recorded programs.
• The National Theatre, London: Productions of plays streamed on YouTube.
• Laemmle's Virtual Cinema: streaming new independent, foreign, and documentary films.
• The Planetary Society In Space Together collection of images, videos, podcasts and other material.
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• Pierre Boulez Saal, Berlin: Intermission, Bringing Our Music to Your Living Room.
• Budapest Festival Orchestra: Quarantine soirées.
• Rotterdam Philharmonic Orchestra: Beethoven 9 for the Netherlands.
• Jeeyoon Kim, pianist: Live YouTube channel and videos of recent concert performances.• Budapest Festival Orchestra: Quarantine soirées.
• Rotterdam Philharmonic Orchestra: Beethoven 9 for the Netherlands.
• Keeping Score: The San Francisco Symphony’s online archive of documentaries and concert performances.
• Jerusalem Street Orchestra: videos of many performances in various public spaces.
• Kitchener-Waterloo Chamber Music Society, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada: click to sign up for email notifications of future events, including livestreaming.
• Longwood Symphony Orchestra Check-Ups.
Other arts and science streaming services
• The Huntington Library, Art Museum, and Botanical Gardens: Videos and recorded programs.
• The National Theatre, London: Productions of plays streamed on YouTube.
• Laemmle's Virtual Cinema: streaming new independent, foreign, and documentary films.
• The Planetary Society In Space Together collection of images, videos, podcasts and other material.
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