Share: The sound of voices, strings, horns and percussion flooded the night air earlier this month at the combined orchestra and choral concert in Sexson Auditorium. Follow:
Famed composer ends residency on high note
Share: Friday night’s joint Lancer concert band and chamber singers concert marked the end of this year’s Pamela L. Girard guest artist/masterclass series. Internationally known composer and USC professor Frank Ticheli, the artist in residence, worked with PCC music students over the course of three days, from rehearsing his famous pieces to evaluating students’ original compositions. “What I [liked] about this residency is that it was very comprehensive, I got to work with a whole wide variety of students,” said Ticheli. “I loved … being …
A not-so-spooky Halloween
Share: On Halloween this year, while some people were off listening to some hard hitting EDM at Escape All Hallows’ Eve, a small audience made their way to the Westerbeck Recital Hall to get a taste of a very different kind of music. Piano, oboe, and the melody of dozens of voices created an incredible sound when the Pasadena City College choir groups performed their Fall Choral Recital. Follow:
Vocal Jazz Ensemble delivers laid-back performance
Although the crowd was small, the Vocal Jazz Ensemble delivered a smooth and relaxing evening performance on Nov. 17.
‘Opera Scenes’ brings singers talent to light
The opera singers captivated the audience with their talent and professionalism in the ‘Opera Scenes’ performance.
Gospel choir moves the crowd, literally
The Quad is no stranger to various performances, but open praise to the Lord? That’s a new one.
Fall Choral Recital showcases students hard work
Music filled the air at the Fall Choral Recital on Nov. 1. It was the first choir performance to be held in the new Center for the Arts building.
‘Opera Scenes’ worthy of the opera house
Sitting at most 50 feet away from the stage, the singers’ voices shocked the audience with wave after wave of goose bumps.