Education & Community Outreach

In recognition of our duty and desire to be an educational institution as well as a musical one, we have a collaborative partnership with the Long Beach Unified School District and Cal State Long Beach.

Our scholarly, accomplished musicians reach out to schools and students throughout all nine city council districts to share with them the unique beat and best of Baroque music.

Education and Community Outreach

Our school outreach program includes a history of classical music, an overview of many traditional Baroque composers, discussion of the period instruments and their differences from modern instruments, and the importance and value of music in our lives.

In addition to outreach at the schools, Musica Angelica brings Long Beach Unified School District students to performances. Music is about communication, creativity, and cooperation, and, by exposing students to this experience, they have the opportunity to build on these skills, enrich their lives, and experience the world from a new perspective.

Long Beach Unified School District teachers select 50 students that are given the opportunity to attend concerts. These students will be given three tickets—one for them and two for family members—to attend the concert. This is a total of 150 individuals per concert over five concerts, or 750 Long Beach citizens in total, and 250 LBUSD students.

Beyond performances, the conductor of the concerts provides an educational lecture before each concert for families with young children (and for adults too), and also talks to the audience during the concert between each of the pieces, providing additional insight about the composers or the time period.

Musicians from Musica Angelica performed for the students in Harmony Project at Lindbergh Middle School.

Full article by the Long Beach Post here. Photo by Howard Freshman.

Concertmaster Ilia Korol presenting a Master Class for UCLA's Early Music Ensemble.
Playing for the students at the Music Teachers' Association of California Recital and Competition, Orange County Branch.

About Musica Angelica

Led by Music Director Martin Haselboeck, Musica Angelica presents wide-ranging programs encompassing music from the early Baroque through the early Classical era.

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