Juan Pablo News

Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra (LACO), led by Music Director Jaime Martín, wraps the season with the LACO-commissioned world premiere of Floodplain by Pulitzer Prize-winning composer Ellen Reid, LACO's Creative Advisor and 2017-18 Sound Investment Composer. This marks her first collaboration with Martín.

Limon Dance has announced two upcoming premieres. Learn more about all of the upcoming shows here!

The Limon Dance Company is set to present two world premieres, Only One Will Rise and Migrant Mother. More information about the shows is below. 

Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra Music Director Jaime Martín and Executive Director Ben Cadwallader today announced the Orchestra’s 2022-23 Season, an ambitious set of programs showcasing LACO’s virtuosity and versatility through new and iconic works.

New Music USA's Amplifying Voices program, which fosters collaboration toward racial and gender equity in new orchestral music, has over thirty orchestras from across the United States signed up to premiere new works co-commissioned from nine of today's leading composers: Valerie Coleman, Juan Pablo Contreras, Vijay Iyer, Tania León, Jessie Montgomery, Brian Raphael Nabors, Nina Shekhar, Tyshawn Sorey, and Shelley Washington.

Pasadena Chorale will announce that tickets are now available for its next performance, 'Listening to the Future,' on Saturday, April 2 at 7 p.m. at the Neighborhood Unitarian Universalist Church in Pasadena.

Falcón's open embrace of various musical traditions and styles was a staple of the first iteration of Imaga Mondo and continues on the second volume, Imaga Mondo Vol. II, which just released today.

Andrew Bales, President and General Director of Symphony San Jose has announced changes to the March 26 and 27 performances (previously announced to include Carmina Burana.) That program has been postponed until next season and a new program will be presented in its place.

Andrew Bales, President and General Director of Symphony San Jose has announced changes to the March 26 and 27 performances (previously announced to include Carmina Burana.) That program will be postponed until next season and a new program will be presented in its place.

The Muny announced today the directors, choreographers and music directors for The Muny’s 2022 season, which opens on June 13 with the celebrated return of the 2021 hit that audiences went “Whoopee!” for, the Tony Award-winning Chicago.

The New Jersey Symphony presents four weeks of classical subscription concerts through mid-March, featuring Grammy winner Daniil Trifonov performing Mason Bates' new piano concerto, Karen Gomyo performing Mozart's Third Violin Concerto, Eric Wyrick and Juan Pablo Jofre performing Jofre's Double Concerto for Violin and Bandoneon, Bart Feller performing Nielsen's Flute Concerto and Jonathan Spitz performing Saint-Saëns' First Cello Concerto.

The Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra has announced details for its upcoming 2022-23 season, set to begin on Thursday, September 15, 2022 at 7:30 p.m. with a world premiere LPO commission of a new work by Latin Grammy-nominated composer Juan Pablo Contreras.

The Las Vegas Philharmonic (LVP) Board of Trustees announced the appointment of Alice Sauro to Interim Executive Director, effective February 1, 2022. Sauro brings decades of expertise in orchestra operations and artistic administration. She most recently served as Executive Director of the Sacramento Philharmonic & Opera (SPO) for seven years. Under her leadership and commitment, the organization evolved to a model of community trust and financial stability and sustainability. Sauro will serve as Senior Advisor for the SPO, providing guidance and counsel on administrative and artistic issues. 

The Las Vegas Philharmonic (LVP) Board of Trustees announces that it has parted ways with Executive Director, Anne Berquist, who joined the organization in May 2021.

Los dias 24 y 31 de enero en el espacio La Sala de Madrid.

El Ballet Nacional del Perú retorna a los espectáculos presenciales en el Gran Teatro Nacional con ocasión de presentar “Jóvenes Coreógrafos y Don Quijote (suite)” bajo la dirección artística de Grace Cobián. Esta puesta en escena combinará la danza contemporánea, estrenando las propuestas coreográficas de cuatro integrantes de la compañía, junto con el estilo clásico del famoso ballet de Marius Petipa.

En el papel de Salomé, la soprano estadounidense Elizabeth Blancke-Biggs hizo gala de su técnica y poderío vocal. Asimismo, participaron el barítono francés Peter Castaldi, el tenor Chris Merritt e integrantes del Coro del Teatro de Bellas Artes, entre ellas y ellos Dolores Menéndez, Carlos Galván, Francisco Martínez, Luis Alberto Sánchez, Gilberto Amaro, Hugo Colín, Arturo López Castillo, José Luis Reynoso, Edgar Gutiérrez, Octavio Pérez, Pablo Atahualpa Hernández, Isaac Pérez y Juan Pablo Sandoval. 

En 2015, en el marco del 30 aniversario del sismo de 1985, la Orquesta Sinfónica Nacional interpretó un programa que incluyó el estreno mundial de Magnitud 8.1, de Alexis Aranda; la obra para piano Pirámide del Sol, de Juan Pablo Contreras, y Réquiem, de Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, bajo la dirección de Carlos Miguel Prieto.  

La Secretaría de Cultura del Gobierno de México, a través del Instituto Nacional de Bellas Artes y Literatura (INBAL), invita a la segunda temporada 2021 de la Orquesta de Cámara de Bellas Artes (OCBA), para la cual se han preparado 12 programas especiales que serán presentados del 23 de septiembre al 9 de diciembre en el marco de la campaña #VolverAVerte. La actividad más destacada será la celebración de su 65 aniversario, el jueves 14 de octubre en la Sala Principal del Palacio de Bellas Artes, con la participación como solista invitado del pianista mexicano Jorge Federico Osorio. 

As Music Director of both orchestras, Cabrera's programming showcases a personalized and integrated vision, highlighting diversity and celebrating the return to live performances. California Symphony's new season furthers its promise to present innovative programming, exciting guest artists, and music by living composers, women, and composers of color including Jessie Montgomery, Marianna Martines, Katherine Balch, George Walker, and Viet Cuong.