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The Yorba Linda Symphony Orchestra has changed its name to Southern California Philharmonic.

New web site:   www.socalphil.org

 

 

Music

Chorus Impact Study: How Children, Adults and Communities Benefit from Choruses
Chorus America
06-02-2009
 

If you enjoy singing with your neighbors, congregation, or classmates, you're taking an increasingly popular path to a successful life. According to a new study by Chorus America, an estimated 32.5 million adults regularly sing in choruses today, up from 23.5 million estimated in 2003. And when children are included, there are 42.6 million Americans singing in choruses in 2009. The results from this latest research support and advance earlier findings that choral singers exhibit increased social skills, civic involvement, volunteerism, philanthropy, and support of other art forms, when compared with non-singers. 

Contact: Robin L. Perry   robin@chorusamerica.org  202-331-7577 x243
 

 
The Chance Theater
http://cts.vresp.com/c/?TheChanceTheater/97f16d28ff/d72a218a2d/36d9e3ad3f

 

Pictures of the annual Esperanza High School Student art contest. 

 

 

Ziggy showed his artwork this year in our Celebration of the Arts....the tiniest & hairiest of all our participants, but certainly one of the cutest!  He's become quite a sensation in the news all over the world for his artistic talent.  Visit his myspace page www.myspace.com/liondogart  to see him at work, and purchase his art,  and be sure to come visit him in person at the next Yorba Linda Celebration of the Arts on June 7, 2009. 

Also see Orange County register article:   http://www.ocregister.com/articles/ziggy-monacelli-dogs-2084650-pekingese-paint

 

 

 

 

Yorba Linda Public Library

Check out all the great activities for Children, Teens, Adults & Families

visit www.ylpl.lib.ca.us

 

 

Mark Hermann

visit website for performance dates & times   http://soundclick.com/markhermann

 

Vocal Magic

Under the direction of Glenn Phillip Wanke, Vocal Magic has been entertaining audiences since before the turn of the century.  Their smooth vocal jazz style is inspired by groups such as Manhattan Transfer, the P.M. Singers, the Real Group, and Happy Jackson & the Quintessentials.        In a quest to promote the art of a cappella singing, Vocal Magic hosts "Javapella", a monthly showcase of a cappella music in Orange County.

visit  myspace.com/vocalmagicjazz to hear music samples.

Vocal Magic Jazz Singers now auditioning for additional members.  Interested singers must have experience in close harmony music, have a good stage presence, and passion to perform!    Call Glenn at 714-403-6524 or visit www.vocalmagic.org

 

 

Ernie Del Fante is a resident of Yorba Linda, a professor of music at Fullerton College, and a professional performing musician with his  Jazz duo (Saxophones, flute & piano keyboard),  trio, quartet, and quintet. Musical performance samples may be perused and heard on   www.erniethesaxman.com 

See him monthly at Steamers Jazz Club and Cafe @ 138 W. Commonwealth in Fullerton, CA. (714)871-8800

 

 

Ron Kobayashi was featured in the Orange County Register http://www.ocregister.com/articles/ron-kobayashi-piano-2016354-musicians-life

PIANIST AND LEADER RON KOBAYASHI has performed with Mel Torme, Margaret Whiting, Herb Jeffries, Peter Frampton, Kenny Burrell, Eric Marienthal, Tim Weisberg, Dave Koz and Peter White. He was a featured performer on the international "Johnny Yune" television show, the 2002 Jerry Lewis Telethon and on the CBS Evening News with Dan Rather. In 1992, Ron performed for President Bill Clinton. And in 2005, Ron was honored by the Asian Business Association of Orange County as "Role Model and Inspiration for Asians in the Field of Music."
read more at myspace.com/ronkobayashi, and also for a schedule of upcoming performances

 

THE ALLEY CATS are a perfect blend of musical talent and comic timing. Every a cappella performance  is accompanied only by the sounds of laughter and voices joining in to sing the melodies we all know and love. Tight harmonies, universal humor, and unbelievable a cappella energy have made THE ALLEY CATS “America's Premier Doo-Wop Group”.

 

 

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