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    Top 20 Grossing Box Office Composers

    Since the introduction of sound to movies, the film’s music and score have become an essential part of the movie experience. When a score works well, it communicates that which is unspoken, it tells us the mood, it foreshadows, it

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    Pacific Symphony Welcomes Three New Musicians

    “I am pleased to welcome three new musicians to the Pacific Symphony family,” said Music Director Carl St.Clair (William J. Gillespie Music Director Chair). “I look forward to working with them beginning this 2022-23 season.” Yoomin Seo — Associate Concertmaster

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    Classical Music Inspired by 9/11

    Classical Music Inspired by 9/11

    When tragedy strikes, we often turn to each other and lean into things that are meaningful—that give us emotional strength, depth, and significance. It’s on this somber day that we honor the 3,000 lives lost in the terrorist attacks of

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    Celebrating Classical Music Month with Exciting Page Turners

    Celebrating Classical Music Month with Exciting Page Turners

    As part of our ongoing celebration of Classical Music Month in September, we’ve pulled together a list of books that commemorate the great composers of the past through to the celebrated contemporary composers of today. Then we’ve sprinkled in some

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    A Reason To Celebrate

    Did you know that September is both Classical Music Month and National Piano Month? Now you have two powerful reasons to celebrate! Both month-long holidays were proclaimed in the early 1990s. National Piano Month was first named in 1991 by

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    A Message from Carl St.Clair

    Welcome to what will surely be another exciting Pacific Symphony season at Renée and Henry Segerstrom Concert Hall, a true acoustic gem we are proud to call our home. Once again, we are deeply indebted to the Hal and Jeanette

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    SUMMER’S GRAND FINALE: TCHAIKOVSKY SPECTACULAR ON SEPT. 4

    Pacific Symphony’s SummerFest 2022, presented by City of Hope Orange County, comes to a dazzling finish—complete with fireworks—when Music Director Carl St.Clair leads the orchestra in the Tchaikovsky Spectacular on Sept. 4 at 8 p.m. at FivePoint Amphitheatre (located in

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    Orli Shaham’s New Release

    Just in time for #NationalPianoMonth! Artistic Director of Pacific Symphony’s chamber series, Cafe Ludwig, and one of Opening Night’s soloists, concert pianist Orli Shaham has released two new recordings that are a part of her multi-year endeavor of recording all

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    Music for a Summer Stroll ☀️🎶

    For your summer enjoyment, our friends at Classical California KUSC have created a perfect playlist for a pleasant stroll through a shady forest on a summer day. We invite you to check it out and go for a walk through

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    ENJOY GREAT MUSIC IN THE GREAT OUTDOORS FOR FREE WITH “SYMPHONY IN THE CITIES”

    Each summer, a grateful Pacific Symphony says thank you to its community by throwing a big (free!) musical party with some of its Orange County neighbors. For this year’s “Symphony in the Cities,” the orchestra makes appearances in the cities

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