Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts

Pacific Jazz Orchestra (PJO) presents “Miles &amp; Trane at 100,” a powerful tribute to two of the most influential figures in jazz – trumpeter Miles Davis and saxophonist John Coltrane – on Thursday, May 28, 2026, 7:30 pm, at the Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts in Beverly Hills. The seminal artists, who were both born in 1926, would have turned 100 this year.
Noted guest artists Sean Jones, trumpet, Emmet Cohen, piano, and PJO’s own Jacob Scesney, saxophone, are featured with the 40-piece LA-based hybrid big band and string orchestra.
Seven-time GRAMMY®-nominated composer/arranger Chris Walden, the founder and artistic director of Pacific Jazz Orchestra, conducts the program, which includes newly arranged versions of some of Miles and Trane’s classic works that helped shape the course of modern jazz.
“Miles Davis and John Coltrane are towering jazz figures whose remarkable musical innovation continues to influence the landscape of modern music,” says Walden. “Pacific Jazz Orchestra is proud to honor their legacy and celebrate their timeless music.” Davis and Coltrane created a seismic shift in jazz during their fertile five-year musical collaboration from 1955 to 1960. They are hailed for producing landmark albums infused with a then-novel style of jazz called modal improvisation, which focuses on color and tonality for the harmonic framework, rather than chord progressions, providing the soloist greater freedom when improvising. Davis and Coltrane’s own individual artistic styles and other artistic endeavors also proved groundbreaking. Davis, known for his iconic smooth, subdued tone, was a cool jazz and jazz fusion pioneer as well as a visionary bandleader who championed rising artists. Coltrane’s instantly recognizable dark, brooding sound and virtuosic control of the saxophone place him among the pantheon of jazz players with many of his recordings reaching classic status, among them Blue Train, Giant Steps, and A Love Supreme.
Sean Jones (trumpet), who has worked with such major figures as Joe Lovano, Chico O’Farrill, Illinois Jacquet, Jimmy Heath, Frank Foster, and Dianne Reeves, previously served as lead trumpet for the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra (2004-2010) and was a member of the SFJAZZ Collective (2015-2017), which produced eight albums on Mack Avenue Records under his leadership. Jones, who joined Marcus Miller, Herbie Hancock, and Wayne Shorter for their “Tribute to Miles” tour in 2011, is featured on three Grammy Award–winning albums: Dianne Reeve's Beautiful Life, Nancy Wilson's Turned to Blue, and Gerald Wilson's New York, New Sound.
Emmet Cohen (piano), widely recognized for his virtuosity and deep swing, has released 12 albums as a band leader and is the producer and creative force behind “Live From Emmet’s Place,” a landmark series comprising over 140 two-hour livestream performances featuring hundreds of musicians, which has had more than 100 million views. A Mack Avenue recording artist, Cohen has performed in more than 40 countries and was selected to be the Artistic Partner of the 2027 American Piano Awards. He was named DownBeat Readers Poll Pianist of the Year in 2025. In 2023, he garnered both Pianist of the Year and Livestream Producer of the Year honors from the Jazz Journalists Association.
Jacob Scesney (saxophone) is a rising star of the LA jazz and studio scene. He has performed around the globe with world-renowned acts such as Maroon 5, The Jonas Brothers, Shawn Mendes, and John Legend. He has played at Wembley Stadium, Crypto.com arena, Red Rocks, and Wrigley Field, among other iconic venues. Scesney has also appeared on the soundtracks of epic films such as Babylon and numerous hit TV shows, including Glee, The Voice, American Idol, The Ellen Show, and The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.
Pacific Jazz Orchestra has received critical acclaim for thrilling performances that “entertain, inspire, and enrich” (Variety). Thanks to the generosity of The Herb Alpert Foundation (HAF), the Pacific Jazz Orchestra’s inaugural season was fully funded, and HAF continues to support the ensemble in its 2025-26 season. Additional support this season is provided by Grow @ Annenberg.
The Wallis is located at 9390 N Santa Monica Blvd, Beverly Hills, CA 90210. For tickets ($53.90-$108.90) and information, visit <a href="https://www.pacificjazz.org" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">pacificjazz.org</a> or call 310-746-4000.

Local Event: Pacific Jazz Orchestra Presents "Miles & Trane at 100" at The Wallis, 5/28

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Pacific Jazz Orchestra (PJO) presents “Miles & Trane at 100,” a powerful tribute to two of the most influential figures in jazz...

Pacific Jazz Orchestra Presents "Miles & Trane at 100" at The Wallis, 5/28

Sierra Madre Playhouse

Aperture Duo – featuring violinist Adrianne Pope and violist Linnea Powell – showcases its signature blend of sonic intimacy and creative edge in a theatrical chamber music concert of contemporary works for violin and viola that includes performance art, improvision and virtuosic playing on Friday, May 29, 206, at Sierra Madre Playhouse.
The program, titled “as wave as stone,” features an array of innovative works, among them to be two by 2022 Pulitzer Prize-finalist Leilani Leilehua, a Kanaka Maoli composer, multimedia artist, curator, scholar, and educator whose work is characterized by expansive explorations of timbre. The piece takes its title from the book by philosopher/linguist Luce Irigaray from which Leilehua has woven excerpts into the score.
Also featured is the Aperture Duo-commissioned work Travelogue by Erin Rogers, which the composer wrote while touring Europe on a series of planes, trains, and buses. Pope and Powel speak, sing, recite, and even argue throughout the piece. Rogers explains, “The title is a tribute to Joni Mitchell‘s album of the same name, featuring an extensive collection of her orchestrated songs. Theatricality is built into the piece through staging, text, and actions, both players doubling as train commuters and practicing musicians, while encountering a variety of notational geography.”
The program continues with Aperture Duo preforming edge by Helmut Oehring, one of the most striking composers to emerge from East Berlin, whose experiences as a child of deaf-mute parents led to a highly original perspective on the nature of sound and communication.
Other works include 434.6 by Grammy-nominated artist Andrew McIntosh, which unfolds like a shimmering drone-like dream sequence, and Aure by Kaija Saariaho, an homage to composer Henri Dutilleux’s 95th birthday.
Aperture Duo curates fearless programs that explore new sounds, voices, and techniques through the lens of violin and viola chamber music. The Los Angeles-based ensemble, founded in 2015 by violinist Adrianne Pope and violist Linnea Powell, has been lauded for its “precision and interpretation” as well as its “distinct sense of unity and independence” (icareifyoulisten.com). Equally at home performing timeless and new music, Aperture Duo is also noted for commissioning diverse new works to expand the violin and viola duo repertoire.
For tickets ($12-$35) and information, please call 626.355.4318 or visit <a href="https://www.sierramadreplayhouse.org." rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">sierramadreplayhouse.org.</a> Sierra Madre Playhouse is located at 87 West Sierra Madre Boulevard, Sierra Madre, CA 91024.

Local Event: Aperture Duo Presents Contemporary Chamber Works for Violin & Viola

Aperture Duo Presents Contemporary Chamber...

Aperture Duo – featuring violinist Adrianne Pope and violist Linnea Powell – showcases its signature blend of sonic intimacy...

Aperture Duo Presents Contemporary Chamber Works for Violin & Viola

Sierra Madre Playhouse, which this season launched its inaugural opera series, continues its vibrant exploration of the art form’s myriad contemporary and traditional styles with Domenico Cimarosa’s short comic intermezzo Il maestro di cappella (“The Maestro”). The witty one-act parody of the music business, reimagined and produced by Source/Filter Music, runs one night only on Saturday, May 30, 2026, 8:00 PM, at the historic venue.
In this production, baritone Caleb Yanez Glickman stars as the self-important conductor who lectures and berates his orchestra while attempting to lead it. With a new hybrid English–Italian libretto by Source/Filter Artistic Director Britta Sterling, Glickman’s character becomes hilariously tangled in language, rhythm, and pride. The role demands both vocal virtuosity and comic timing, as he sings, conducts, and unravels in real time. The performance features a 17-piece orchestra.
Performed without microphones and minimal staging, The Maestro thrives on intimacy and spontaneity. With musicians in concert black and the “maestro” dressed in a flamboyant costume, the orchestra responds to his every whim. Cimarosa, who was considered Italy’s most popular opera composer towards the end of his career, wrote The Maestro between 1786 and 1793.
The first half of the program includes a selection of works for stage and screen by Italian and Italian-American composers, curated to complement Cimarosa’s humor and lyricism. Highlights include works by Gioachino Rossini, Dominic Argento, Gian Carlo Menotti, Michael Giacchino, Jeanine Tesori, and more, featuring soloists Rachel Yeo (soprano), Rae Shrum (mezzo-soprano), and Eric Castro (baritone) alongside pianist Milena Gligić.
This event, a playful blend of classical precision and theatrical absurdity, captures Source/Filter Music’s mission: to celebrate live music as both art and experiment, where the line between performance and play beautifully blurs. Founded in 2022 by a collective of local artists and spearheaded by Britta Sterling and Rae Shrum, Source/Filter Music was born out of a desire to create interesting, unique site-specific musical projects in Los Angeles that spotlight the works of local, living composers as well as seldom-performed works by other beloved composers to showcase the exceptional talents of local musicians and performing artists.
Caleb Yanez Glickman (baritone) is an accomplished and opera singer, and pianist. He was recently appointed Music Director of Opera Modesto, which brings opera to California’s Central Valley. From 2022-2024, he served as music director of the Hollywood Youth Orchestra, an El-Sistema-inspired program. He has conducted several productions with Pacific Opera Project, quickly becoming one of their mainstay conductors. Glickman has also worked with the Spoleto Festival USA, Opera Southwest, Lyric Opera of Orange County, Opera in the Ozarks, Opera Saratoga, Savannah Opera, Washington National Opera and Fargo-Moorhead Opera. He earned a BFA from Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) in Vocal Performance and Conducting.
For tickets ($12-$35) and information, please call 626.355.4318 or visit <a href="https://www.sierramadreplayhouse.org." rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">sierramadreplayhouse.org.</a> Sierra Madre Playhouse is located at 87 West Sierra Madre Boulevard, Sierra Madre, CA 91024.

Local Event: Sierra Madre Playhouse Presents Short Comic Opera "The Maestro," a Hilarious Parody of the Music Bus

Sierra Madre Playhouse Presents Short Comic...

Sierra Madre Playhouse, which this season launched its inaugural opera series, continues its vibrant exploration of the art...

Sierra Madre Playhouse Presents Short Comic Opera "The Maestro," a Hilarious Parody of the Music Bus

Sierra Madre Playhouse presents Haunted, a compelling one-act dance opera with music by Paul Salerni and libretto by former California Poet Laureate Dana Gioia. Back-to-back performances are set for Friday and Saturday, June 5 and 6, 8:00 PM, at the historic venue. Based on Gioia’s narrative poem “Haunted,” this dance opera recounts a passionate but doomed love affair wrapped in a ghost story, which, at the end, takes a direction no one expects.
Haunted, scored for baritone, three dancers, violin, piano, and percussion, combines Salerni’s musical acumen with Gioia’s poetry to form rich and unique narratives. The Sierra Madre Playhouse production, conducted by composer Paul Salerni, features Aron Kallay; piano; Nick Terry; percussion; Shalini Vijayan, violin; Rod Gilfrey, baritone; and dancers Dawson Walker, Avery Zerr, and Ayesha Orange. The production team includes Aron Kallay, musical director; Jamila Glass, choreographer; and Ayesha Orange assistant choreographer.
The opera was premiered at Lehigh University in 2019.
Salerni’s collaboration with Gioia began in 1987 when Salerni set Gioia’s poem Garden on the Campagna. Since then, in addition to their one-act dance opera Haunted, they have written the one-act opera Tony Caruso’s Final Broadcast, which won the National Opera Association’s Chamber Opera Competition in 2007, three narrated Italian fables for orchestra, and 17 art songs. A second one-act dance opera The Room Upstairs is in the final stages of creation.
Salerni has been hailed for creating music that “pulses with life, witty musical ideas and instrumental color” (The Philadelphia Inquirer). He served as Composer in Residence for Brooklyn’s Concerts on the Slope chamber music series from 2022-2023, and his orchestral commissions include works for the New Haven Symphony, the Allentown Symphony, the San Diego Chamber Orchestra, the Northeast Pennsylvania Philharmonic, and the Lehigh Valley Chamber Orchestra. His chamber music and songs appear on the Albany, Bridge, Navona, and New Focus labels. Salerni is the NEH Distinguished Chair in the Humanities and Professor of Music at Lehigh University. He received a Ph.D. in composition from Harvard University, where he studied with Earl Kim.
Gioia studied music for many years and originally hoped to be a composer. As a poet, he has collaborated with numerous composers and musicians, mostly from the classical tradition but also in jazz and rock. Gioia has written six opera libretti and his poems have been set to music by such artists as Dave Brubeck, Ned Rorem, David Conte, Paquito D’Rivera, and Beth Anderson. He served as California’s poet laureate from 2015 to 2018. As Chairman of the National Endowment for the Arts from 2003 to 2009, Gioia created and supported many major musical programs including NEA Jazz Masters, Great American Voices, and the American Masterpieces tours in musical theater, chamber music, and choral music. He previously served as the classical music critic for San Francisco Magazine from 1997 until 2003.
For tickets ($35) and information, please call 626.355.4318 or visit <a href="https://www.sierramadreplayhouse.org." rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">sierramadreplayhouse.org.</a> Sierra Madre Playhouse is located at 87 West Sierra Madre Boulevard, Sierra Madre, CA 91024.

Local Event: "Haunted," One-Act Dance Opera By Paul Salerni with Libertto by Dana Gioia 

"Haunted," One-Act Dance Opera By Paul Salerni...

Sierra Madre Playhouse presents Haunted, a compelling one-act dance opera with music by Paul Salerni and libretto by former...

"Haunted," One-Act Dance Opera By Paul Salerni with Libertto by Dana Gioia 

Twinkle Time fills Sierra Madre Playhouse with her vibrant high energy artistry, blending bilingual pop-rock music, hip-hop, EDM glam, and empowering messages in a joyous family concert geared for children and adults of all ages, on Saturday, June 6, 2026, 11 AM. Noted for her compelling raise-the-roof performances, Twinkle has been hailed as “the Peruvian American pop star for children – like Lady Gaga for kids” (The New York Times).
The award-winning Billboard-charting recording artist invites families to join the fun as part of her interactive show, urging them to sing and dance together. She also encourages kids to embrace their uniqueness, celebrate diversity, and feel empowered to say: “It’s okay to be me.” With her bold costumes and catchy rhythms, Twinkle Time, herself, has always danced to the beat of her own drum, breaking barriers – sound and otherwise – with both her music and Harajuku-style presentation.
Twinkle grew up in show business, appearing on stage and TV as a child and teen. She was a series regular on Sanchez of Bel-Air, the Spanish family television comedy that aired on the Paramount/USA network. She also had a recurring role on NBC’s My Two Dads. At age 16, fresh out of high school, Twinkle packed her bags to rock out in Jesus Christ Superstar, touring the U.S. and Canada as a member of the national Broadway touring cast. Twinkle has also been featured in numerous national commercials and voiceovers for both English and Latin markets, including contributing her distinctive singing voice to the Bratz doll commercials.
For tickets ($25) and information, please call 626.355.4318 or visit <a href="https://www.sierramadreplayhouse.org." rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">sierramadreplayhouse.org.</a> Sierra Madre Playhouse is located at 87 West Sierra Madre Boulevard, Sierra Madre, CA 91024.

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 Twinkle Time Presents Bilingual, Pop-Rock,...

Twinkle Time fills Sierra Madre Playhouse with her vibrant high energy artistry, blending bilingual pop-rock music, hip-hop,...

 Twinkle Time Presents Bilingual, Pop-Rock, Family Concert

Acclaimed violinist and author Vijay Gupta, noted for his wide-ranging artistry and visionary community engagement, takes the stage at Sierra Madre Playhouse on Friday, June 12, 2026, 8:00 PM, for an intimate and inspiring evening of storytelling and music. Designed as both a book release and concert to celebrate his memoir Restrung, which releases June 9, Gupta blends a compelling musical performance with candid reflections about his path through music and beyond. Tickets ($35) include a copy of the book.
Gupta is a former member of the Los Angeles Philharmonic, a MacArthur Fellowship awardee, and founder of local nonprofit Street Symphony, which brings world class music to people experiencing homelessness. His new memoir Restrung is the story of Gupta’s transformation – professional, personal, and spiritual – through music. Gupta shares his earliest memories as a child prodigy with his Bengali-American family, his burnout and collapse as a classical musician, and how playing music with the community on Skid Row became not a cure, but a practice of return.
His remarkable artistry is then showcased in a live performance with Gupta playing works that resonate with introspection, rhythmic vitality, and emotional transparency, reflecting his own unique journey embracing resilience, creative reinvention, advocacy, and belonging.
The program, part of Sierra Madre Playhouse’s inaugural authors series, concludes with a Q&amp;A and book signing, providing an opportunity for audience members to connect directly with Gupta.
For tickets ($35; includes book) and information, please call 626.355.4318 or visit <a href="https://www.sierramadreplayhouse.org." rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">sierramadreplayhouse.org.</a> Sierra Madre Playhouse is located at 87 West Sierra Madre Boulevard, Sierra Madre, CA 91024.

Local Event: Vijay Gupta Discusses New Memoir "Restrung" 

Vijay Gupta Discusses New Memoir "Restrung" 

Acclaimed violinist and author Vijay Gupta, noted for his wide-ranging artistry and visionary community engagement, takes the...

Janet & Ray Scherr Forum Theatre

Camerata Pacifica, the chamber music collective celebrated for its exceptional artistry and compelling programming, unveils its 2026-27 season. Founder and Artistic Director Adrian Spence announced the details of the 37 th season, featuring eight programs embracing new and legacy works spanning three centuries, including two world premieres. Camerata Pacifica launches its 2026-27 season on October 11-15, 2026. Pianist Irina Zahharenkova performs Rachmaninoff’s Variations on a Theme of Chopin, Op. 22. Violinist Grace Park and cellist Santiago Cañón- Valencia then join Zahharenkova, to play Schubert's B-Flat Major Trio. The program on November 8-13, 2026, includes the world premiere of a new work for mixed octet by composer Niloufar Nourbakhsh. In addition, Principal Oboe Nicholas Daniel is featured on Michael Daugherty’s Firecracker. Other contemporary works include Missy Mazzoli’s Vespers for Violin, as well as I prefer living in color by the late Sarah Gibson.&nbsp;Mozart’s Quintet for Piano and Winds in E-flat Major, K. 452, provides musical context to the program. Featured artsist include Alena Hove, violin; Rob Brophy, viola; Ani Aznavoorian, cello; Catherine Gregory, flute; Jose Franch-Ballester, clarinet; Eleni Katz, bassoon; Ben Goldscheider, horn; Irina Zahharenkova, piano; and Ji Hye Jung, percussion, along with Nicolas Daniel, oboe. On December 7 and 8, 2026, Camerata Pacifica begins the second phase of “Beethoven 32,” its three-year Beethoven cycle featuring Principal Piano Gilles Vonsattel performing all 32 of Beethoven’s piano sonatas in a hybrid blend of solo recitals and chamber programs. For this program, Vonsattel interprets three contrasting sonatas, starting with Beethoven’s Piano Sonata in G Major, Op. 31, No. 1, followed by Piano Sonata in D Minor, Op. 31, No. 2, “The Tempest.” Vonsattel wraps the recital with Piano Sonata in E-flat Major, Op. 31, No. 3, “The Hunt.” Camerata Pacifica’s season continues on January 10-15, 2027, with the world premiere of a new work for mixed sextet by Howard Frazin. The chamber collective also performs Bach’s Flute Sonata in E Major, featuring flutist Sébastian Jacot; de Falla’s Concerto for Harpsichord, Flute, Oboe, Clarinet, Violin and Cello; and Malcom Arnold’s Divertimento, Op. 37, a sequence of six short pieces for flute, oboe, and clarinet. Strauss’s Kaiser- Walzer, Op. 437, a waltz arranged by Arnold Schoenberg, caps the program. Appearing with Sébastian Jacot are Grace Park, violin; Jason Uyeyama, violin; Che-Yen Chen, viola; Jose Franch-Ballester, clarinet; Nicholas Daniel, oboe; Ani Aznavoorian, cello; and Irina Zahharenkova, piano. On February 19-23, 2027, Camerata Pacifica reprises John Harbison’s String Trio, which Camerata Pacifica commissioned and premiered in 2013. It features Jolente De Maeyer, violin, Che-Yen Chen, viola, and Ani Aznavoorian, cello. Harbison’s tour de force is bookended by another segment of the “Beethoven 32” project with Gilles Vonsattel performing Beethoven’s Piano Sonata in G Major, Op. 49, No. 2, and Piano Sonata in B-flat Major, Op. 22
The second of two “Beethoven 32” solo piano recitals this season featuring Gilles Vonsattel takes place March 25 and 26, 2027. He illuminates four Beethoven piano sonatas, beginning with the deeply expressive Piano Sonata in C Minor, Op. 10, No. 1, and the Piano Sonata in G Major, Op. 14, No. 2. Vonsattel also performs Piano Sonata in E-flat Major, Op. 81a, “Les Adieux,” and Piano Sonata in A-flat Major, Op. 110. On April 13-18, 2027, Camerata Pacifica celebrates the harp with two of the world’s leading harpists – Emmanuel Ceysson, who has served as Principal Harpist for the Paris Opera, the Metropolitan Opera and now the LA Phil, and Cristina Montes Mateo, Principal Harpist for the Valencia Opera House in Spain and Royal Harpist to the King and Queen of Spain. The rare all-harp program features them on Smetana’s Die Moldau arranged by Trneček; Takemitsu’s Bryce for flute, two harps, marimba, and percussion; The Eye of Night by David Bruce; and Walter-Kühne’s Fantasia on Tchaikovsky’s Eugene Onegin. Further spotlighting the instrument’s broad sonic range are Rameau’ Le Tic-Toc-Choc ou Les Maillotins; Balakirev’s harp arrangement of Glinka’s The Lark; and Fauré’s Fantaisie, Op. 79. Also on the program is Kembang Suling, one of Gareth Farr. The artists appearing with the two harpists are percussionists Ji Hye Jung and W. Lee Vinson, violist Che-Yen Chen, and flutist Sébastian Jacot. Camerata Pacifica wraps season on May 9-14, 2027, with another “Beethoven 32” component, featuring pianist Gilles Vonsattel playing Piano Sonata in C Major, Op. 2, No. 3. It concludes with Samuel Barber's String Quartet in B Minor, Op. 11, and Shostakovich’s Piano Quintet in G Minor, Op. 57, featuring violinists Jolente De Maeyer and Jason Uyeyama; violist Che-Yen Chen; and cellist Ani Aznavoorian, in addition to Gilles Vonsattel. For tickets and information, please visit cameratapacifica.org.

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