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Come and sing Handel's Messiah with the Glendale Youth Orchestra! Click for more info.

The Los Angeles Camerata, directed by Dr. Marylin Winkle, is a group of specialized musicians dedicated to performing the music of the Renaissance. Equipped with early instruments, the ensemble will perform music from Mexico and Spain. Admission is free and suitable for all ages.

Click on link to sign up to sing! Rehearsals start on Oct. 11. Experienced singers only. Otherwise, come worship together as we remember those who have departed from this world over the past year.

Concerto NoHo is directed by violist, Hunter Harris, and is dedicated to performing early music with instruments used at the time. In this concert, the music of Tudor England will be performed. Admission is free.

Twenty Catholic churches and synagogues have banded together for a night of unforgettable choral music. Please come and be part of this mementos occasion.

Dr. Adam Knight Gilbert leads the Baroque Sinfonia in a concert featuring the earliest known English songs, along with 15th century carols and love songs, and lute songs of the Tudor era, performed with voices, harp, lute, voils, and winds. Admission is free.

Our annual Christmas Concert will feature the St. Cecilia Chorale, the Simbayanan' Chorale, Coro Guadalupano, the Cherubim and Seraphim Children's Choirs, the Holy Family Orchestra, and the Lifeteen Worship Band! Do not miss this event! Music will feature the Christmas Oratorio by Camille Saint-Saëns along with other timeless works of music. Click to view rehearsal schedule!

Welcome to our midnight mass celebration! We will be singing Mozart's Missa brevis in G, K.140. Before the mass begins we will also be singing selections from Saint-Saens Christmas Oratorio and Holst's Christmas Day. We will also be joined by orchestra. If you are interested in singing, please attend the rehearsals which begin on 11/8. Click to sign up for each rehearsal and mass! Experienced singers preferred but new singers are welcome:)