Los Angeles Children’s Chorus

Sounds About Town

Sat / Apr 4, 2026 - 2:00PM

Program

- PERGOLESI
- Stabat Mater
- Daisy FRAGOSO
- Ciranda da lua
- J.S. BACH ,
- arr. Edwin LONDON, Rhonda SANDBERG
- Bach (Again) Come Sweet Death
- Trad. Cuban
- Son de Camagüey
- Z. Randall STROOPE
- Lux Aeterna
- VERDI
- Laudi alla Vergine Maria from Quattro Pezzi Sacri
- Stephen LEEK
- Ngana
- When I Fall in Love
- RACHMANINOFF
- The Angel
- Allister MACGILLIVRAY ,
- arr. Lydia ADAMS
- Here’s to Song
- Intermission
- Trad. Kraó
- Três Cantos Nativos dos Indios Kraó
- Trad. Bulgarian
- Ergen Deda
- HANDEL
- Art Thou Troubled
- SCHUBERT
- Ständchen
- Trad. Spiritual
- Wade in the Water
- Trad. Malay
- Ikan Kekek
- Michael MCGLYNN
- Sanctus from The Celtic Mass
- Ruthie FOSTER ,
- arr. Paul RARDIN
- Mama Said
- Willa Fine HAWTHORNE
- Shiny Portable Trinkets
- Trad. American
- Old MacDoodle Had a Band
- Aurora AKSNES ,
- Odd Martin SKÅLNES ,
- Magnus SKYLSTAD
- Apple Tree
- Randy STONEHILL ,
- NORMAN ,
- THIELE ,
- WEISS ,
- arr. Craig Hella JOHNSON
- I Love You/What a Wonderful World

Artists

Los Angeles Children's Chorus
Apprentice Choir
Chamber Singers
Chorale
Concert Choir
Intermediate Choir
Young Men's Ensemble
Joshua Tan, piano
Mitsuko Morikawa, piano
Jahyeong Koo, piano
Twyla Meyer, piano
Eric Lifland, conductor
Fred Meads, conductor
Fernando Malvar-Ruiz, conductor

About this Performance

Join the Grammy Award-winning Los Angeles Children’s Chorus as they celebrate their 40th anniversary with a special Sounds About Town program, “Looking Back, Looking Forward.” This vibrant concert, featuring more than 300 LACC choristers, takes audiences on a journey through four centuries of music, seamlessly weaving together timeless classics and modern works that have shaped the chorus’ history. Featuring beloved audience favorites from every decade of LACC’s existence, as well as new gems that point toward an exciting future, this performance is both a tribute to the past and a joyful celebration of what lies ahead. Highlights include music from Bach, Verdi, Rachmaninoff, Allister MacGillivray, Handel, and Schubert, as well as folk tunes from across the globe, and more.

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