We are so proud that our very own Dr. Noreen Green joined historian James Grymes, composer and conductor Victoria Bond, and violinist Renée Jolles for the United Nations panel at the UN Headquarters in New York “Music and the Holocaust: History Memory and Justice” on November 10, 2022!
Shining a spotlight on Grammy and Emmy Award-winning pianist Emily Bear, the featured artist of our upcoming concert at The Soraya.
Israeli film and video game composer Inon Zur, a longtime friend of the LAJS and Maestra Green, is the focus of our upcoming concert at the Soraya.
A lifelong musician and budding administrative professional, Sarah Seltzer is a recent graduate of California State University, Northridge, where she earned her Bachelor of Music in Violin Performance, summa cum laude, under the tutelage of Dr. Lorenz Gamma.
Our concert Askina was a tremendous success! Check out some highlights from the sold-out evening at the Gindi Auditorium.
Congratulations to our friends and frequent LAJS collaborators on their wins and nominations at the Grammy Awards last Sunday!Best Musical Theatre Album Composer and pianist Emily Bear made history when she took home the Grammy for Best Musical Theater Album for The...
Our very own Maestra Green joins Chaowen Ting to discuss her entrepreneurial journey, creating memorable moments with Jewish music, and more.
When it came time to redesign our logo, we contacted our friend, artist Monica Marks, to help us create our new look.
Learn the history of the Vanderveen and its journey to joining the collection of Violins of Hope at the Anne Frank Awards in 2021.
The end of the year offers an opportunity for reflection and perspective; we look on our past works with fresh eyes, observe our accomplishments, and stride forward into the future.