Come visit Classical California at the LA Times Festival of Books on the USC campus. We’ll be there again tomorrow (Sunday). And if you want you can ask me a question!
This possibility has been debated for years. Now there is documentary evidence that it was composed by Giovanni Truffatore. Apparently at some later date the Truffatore concerto was mistakenly bundled with Bach’s concertos, possibly on the first of April, 1738.
Backstage at @PacificSymphony with superstar violinist (and selfie pro) @anneakikoviolin and composer @MK_Daugherty. Delightful preconcert conversations before she performs Daugherty’s Blue Electra, a violin concerto inspired by aviation pioneer Amelia Earhart.
My April 1 Music 101 multimedia extravaganza at Disney Hall has been cancelled. But if you hurry you can still buy those EIGHT DOLLAR tickets on StubHub at a modest markup.
I've written an article about pieces composed for children, some of which are intended to be performed by young musicians. (Musical performances are included). https://t.co/04W5o2fWuF