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Long Beach Symphony | Box Office: 562-436-3203
Welcome Back
Dear fellow music lovers,
Welcome back! I imagine that none of us will take live music
for granted again after such a long absence, which makes coming
together this season even more special. Thank you for your incred-
ible support and words of encouragement over these many months,
and for your unwavering belief in this Symphony.
Our Board of Directors and staff utilized this historic period to reflect,
assess, and plan for a future of artistic exploration, community relevance,
and financial sustainability. With the understanding that moving musical
experiences evoke empathy, promote equity, and build stronger communities,
we look forward to announcing a series of new initiatives designed to connect
our artists and audiences like never before.
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This season, the 2021-2022 Classical and Pops concerts will celebrate life with
works new and familiar, as well as bold and uplifting. Whether it’s Beethoven,
Mozart, or Stravinsky or the music of Queen, Chicago, or Aretha Franklin, you’ll
hear the brilliant and versatile musicians of the Long Beach Symphony perform
great music with profound passion and an overwhelming sense of joy. We’re
also delighted to announce the long-awaited debut of the Violins of Hope, in
concert on January 8 and 9, 2022.
We are thrilled to bring you another incredible season of music performed
by extraordinary musicians and guest artists. I look forward to seeing you
when the curtain rises and thank you again for your support.
With appreciation,
Kelly Lucera
President
Patron Health and Safety Guidelines
November 13, 2021 | Classical Series
Opening Night,
a Celebration!
Smith "Star Spangled Banner"
Copland "Fanfare for the Common Man"
Coleridge-Taylor Ballade for Orchestra Op.33 Subscribe
Beethoven Symphony No. 7 to the
Season
Sponsored by
Craig Dougherty and Jayne Lastusky
Dougherty Company Insurance Brokers
The Robert D. Hanson Trust
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Learn about our exciting new programing Program and artists subject to change.
February 5, 2022 | Classical Series
About the Artists Silver-Garburg
Subscribe piano duo
to the Season
Fanny Mendelssohn Hensel Overture in C
Bach Concerto for 2 pianos, C-minor
BWV 1062
Poulenc Concerto for 2 pianos
Mendelssohn Symphony No. 4 “Italian”
Sponsored by
Lyn and John Pohlmann
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Experience the benefits of giving Program and artists subject to change.
March 12, 2022 | Classical Series
Rong-Huey Liu
oboe
Grieg Peer Gynt Suite no. 1 About the Artist
Strauss Oboe Concerto
Stravinsky Firebird Suite (1919) Subscribe to the Season
Sponsored by
Elizabeth and John Hancock
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Learn about our legacy giving Program and artists subject to change.
April 30, 2022 | Classical Series
Pepe
Romero
guitar
About
the Artist
Subscribe
to the C.P.E. Bach Symphony, H. 665, F Major
Season Haydn Symphony No. 104 in D Major ("London")
Sanlucar Medea, guitar concerto
Sponsored by
Brian Buchanan
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Our commitment to community Program and artists subject to change.
June 4, 2022 | Classical Series
“Dances”
Inbal Segev
cello
Abels Global Warming
Anna Clyne Cello Concerto "Dance"
Rimsky-Korsakov Scheherazade
About
the Artist
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to the Season
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Thank you to our corporate sponsors Program and artists subject to change.
January 8, 2022 | Special Event
Re-Scheduled Special Event
Liv Redpath, soprano The Long Beach Symphony is proud
Teresa Buchholz, mezzo to present “Violins of Hope,” a concert
commemorating and featuring a unique
Jason Francisco, tenor
collection of restored instruments played
Mark Walter, bass
by Jewish musicians during the Holocaust
Long Beach Camerata Singers – many of them in concentration camps.
Niv Ashkenazi, violin These instruments were saved and have
Cécilia Tsan, cello been painstakingly restored. They repre-
sent the love and tragedy of many musi-
Williams “Hatikvah” from Munich cians and listeners; the destiny of millions
Bruch Kol Nidrei of people; and the power of music to tran-
Cécilia Tsan, cello scend the darkest hours of humanity. This
concert is presented as part of “Violins of
Williams Theme from Schindler’s List
Hope Los Angeles County,” a region-wide
Niv Ashkenazi, violin
dialogue about music, art, social justice,
Mozart Requiem in D minor, K626 and free expression.
About
Violins of Hope
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January 9, 2022 | Special Event
Re-Scheduled Special Event
Chamber Concert
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Order online
or call
(562) 436-3203 ext. 1October 23, 2021
Windborne's Music of Queen
December 18, 2021
Holiday POPS Camerata Singers
February 12, 2022
The musical legacy of Chicago
March 26, 2022
Paul Shaffer Presents
May 21, 2022 Aretha Franklin,
a tribute to the Queen of SoulWe are proud to support the
LONG BEACH SYMPHONY POPS!
EXPERIENCE THE DIFFERENCE.
Join us.
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