2023/2024 Year in Review

Welcome to Musica Angelica

32nd Season

Now in its 32nd season, Musica Angelica is firmly established as Southern California’s preeminent historical performance ensemble, being described as “Southern California’s most important early music ensemble” by the LA Times.

Led by Music Director and world-renowned organist, Martin Haselböck, the ensemble has toured internationally to widespread acclaim.

The 2025 Bach Festival, taking place April 11-13, 2025, is a non-subscription event and tickets for this festival and further information will be available on our website shortly.

Sounds of Milk & Honey Musica Angelica’s Bach Festival at FCCLA Spotlights Los Angeles as an Early Music Home and Destination.

by Marylin Winkle

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Stage for Haselbock at the Beverly O'Neill Theater

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Southern California's most important early music ensemble.

LA TimesMartin Haselböck, Music Director

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 RuMBa Foundation, the Austrian Consulate General, Norman's Nursery, the Long Beach Convention and Entertainment Center, International City Bank, the Bess J. Hodges Foundation and the Evalyn M. Bauer Foundation for their support.