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A Serenade to Music at Segerstrom Concert Hall
End Date: May 23, 2026
Start Time: 7:00 PM
End Time: 9:00 PM
Renée and Henry Segerstrom Concert Hall, 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa, CA
2026-05-23
2026-05-23
America/Los_Angeles
A Serenade to Music at Segerstrom Concert Hall
Featuring:
John Alexander, conductor
Pacific Chorale
Pacific Symphony
Program:
Serenade to Music, by Ralph Vaughan Williams
Regina Coeli in C, K. 276, by W. A. Mozart
Laudate Dominum (Psalm 117), by W. A. Mozart
Ave Maria, by Anton Bruckner
Psalm 150, by Anton Bruckner
Schicksalslied, Op. 54 (Song of Destiny), by Johannes Brahms
Soir sur la plaine (Evening on the Plain), by Lili Boulanger
Earth Song, by Frank Ticheli
Seeking Higher Ground, by Jake Heggie
Pacific Chorale welcomes beloved Artistic Director Emeritus John Alexander back to the podium for a deeply meaningful and unforgettable season finale. Framed around the healing power of music and its vital connection to humanity and nature, this thoughtfully curated program explores the serenity, beauty, and resilience found within the art form to which Alexander has devoted his life.
Renée and Henry Segerstrom Concert HallEvent Description
Featuring:
John Alexander, conductor
Pacific Chorale
Pacific Symphony
Program:
Serenade to Music, by Ralph Vaughan Williams
Regina Coeli in C, K. 276, by W. A. Mozart
Laudate Dominum (Psalm 117), by W. A. Mozart
Ave Maria, by Anton Bruckner
Psalm 150, by Anton Bruckner
Schicksalslied, Op. 54 (Song of Destiny), by Johannes Brahms
Soir sur la plaine (Evening on the Plain), by Lili Boulanger
Earth Song, by Frank Ticheli
Seeking Higher Ground, by Jake Heggie
Pacific Chorale welcomes beloved Artistic Director Emeritus John Alexander back to the podium for a deeply meaningful and unforgettable season finale. Framed around the healing power of music and its vital connection to humanity and nature, this thoughtfully curated program explores the serenity, beauty, and resilience found within the art form to which Alexander has devoted his life.
