Musica Angelica 33rd Season

Join Musica Angelica and Maestro Martin Haselböck for 2025-2026!
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Individual concert tickets will be available to purchase starting June 20.

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Community Concert Series

Musica Angelica has been collaborating with the Long Beach Public Libraries to bring early music concerts and discussions to the community. These free concerts are inclusive for all families and include a Q&A with our artists. During the 2024/2025 season Musica Angelica held their Community Concert Series at the Billie Jean King Library, the Dana Neighborhood Library, the Los Altos Neighborhood Library, and the Michelle Obama Library. We are excited to announce that for the 2025/2026 season we will be expanding our efforts and working with the Santa Monica Public Libraries and the Wende Museum along with the Long Beach Public Libraries to bring early music throughout Southern California.

Upcoming Concerts...

Dana Neighborhood Library
Saturday, October 18 at 12:00 PM
3680 Atlantic Ave, Long Beach, CA 90807

The Miller Room at the Billie Jean King Main Library
Saturday, November 8 at 12:00 PM
200 W Broadway, Long Beach, CA 90802

Harte Neighborhood Library
Saturday, February 28 at 12:00 PM
1595 W Willow St, Long Beach, CA 90810

Santa Monica Main Library
Saturday, May 16 at 12:00 PM
601 Santa Monica Blvd., Santa Monica, CA 90401

The Wende Museum
Saturday, June 6 at 3:00 PM
10808 Culver Blvd, Culver City, CA 90230

April Community Concert at the Michelle Obama Library

Check out our Community Concert reels on social media! Join us on IG @musicaangelica and Facebook @TheMusicaAngelica. Musica Angelica would like to thank the Port of Long Beach for sponsoring our Community Concert Series and the Long Beach Public Library for their collaboration and support.

In the News

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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LB908 | The shock of the old by Sunny Hubler

Ilia Korol’s musical horizons were limited in the Soviet Union, but a composer from the 1600s changed all that.

The repertoire Ilia Korol studied at the Moscow Conservatory was mostly from the 18th and 19th centuries -- works that you still hear at most symphony concerts today –- but it was hearing something completely different that changed the violinist’s career path.

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The Gruinion | ‘The Garden of the Forking Paths’ to Long Beach this March 8 by Willie Plaschke

What if we could take every path available to us? And what if the things we enjoyed — literature, music, art — also unfolded in multiple directions at once?

Musica Angelica will answer these metaphysical questions, in musical fashion, during its latest concert, “The Garden of Forking Paths,” coming to Long Beach audiences on Saturday, March 8.

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Culture Spot LA Review: Musica Angelica’s Christmas in Vienna by Julie Riggott

For their 32nd season, Musica Angelica performed a Christmas program featuring various composers, excellently directed by Martin Haselböck, on Dec. 15. Even while performing in the huge (yet beautiful) main sanctuary of First Congregational Church of Los Angeles, they kept the venue intimate, recreating how it would have felt in 1700 on a Sunday.

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Musica Angelica is available for Lease Events!

If your choir or organization is performing repertoire from the Renaissance or Baroque and you would like to include historical instruments, please contact info@musicaangelica.org for a quote.

Musica Angelica with the Los Angeles Master Chorale at the Walt Disney Concert Hall.

Sponsors

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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