Gindi Auditorium at the American Jewish University (Los Angeles, CA)
Perhaps the single greatest work in the entire musical literature, the Symphony No. 9 by Ludwig van Beethoven concludes Valley Symphony Orchestra's season on a triumphant note. With soloists, chorus and orchestra, it is sure to be a memorable experience. As a prelude to this formidable work, the orchestra will play the winner of the 14th annual Valley Symphony Composition Competition.
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I loved the event and the venue. It was a wonderful experience.
Took my daughter and her friend. Both are 15yrs old and have not been exposed to classical music or a live symphony. They were totally captivated and enthralled. I think this event sparked a desire to learn more about classical music and to attend other concerts in the future. Overall, a wonderful night and a great way to introduce someone to classical music.
Intimate venue for a symphony, really a unique experience!
The Moses E. Gindi Auditorium is one of the finest facilities of its size in the Los Angeles metropolitan area. Its acoustics have been hailed by the Los Angeles Times as "remarkable for clarity of definition, warmth of timbre and natural resonance."
Perhaps the single greatest work in the entire musical literature, the Symphony No. 9 by Ludwig van Beethoven concludes Valley Symphony Orchestra's season on a triumphant note. With soloists, chorus and orchestra, it is sure to be a memorable experience. As a prelude to this formidable work, the orchestra will play the winner of the 14th annual Valley Symphony Composition Competition.
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