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The Da Camera Society of Mount Saint Mary’s University celebrates 50 years of music and architecture in Los Angeles with concerts featuring internationally acclaimed artists in sites of architectural, historical and cultural significance.

The spring concert series will be held at venues including the Pasadena Conservatory of Music, Villa del Sol d’Oro in Sierra Madre, St. Paul’s Lutheran Church in Santa Monica and the Chamber Music | OC:

Parisian music for piano and strings – Pasadena Conservatory of Music
Saturday, March 2 | 7:00 pm
Sunset Chamberfest musicians perform Boulanger, Franck, and Fauré at Pasadena Conservatory’s 100-seat Barrett Hall, a remodeled Spanish-revival chapel.

Music of 18^th-century London – Villa del Sol d’Oro, Sierra Madre
Sunday, March 17 | 2:00 and 4:00 pm
The Da Camera Society partners with Tesserae Baroque to present an afternoon of music as it might have been heard in late-18th-century London – performed in an early-20th-century replica of a renaissance Italian villa.

The Westside Chamber Orchestra (WCO) - St. Paul’s Lutheran Church of Santa Monica
Saturday, April 13 | 6:30 pm
Conductor Brian Stone and his Westside Chamber Orchestra (WCO) perform modern masterworks inspired by baroque music at the historic St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, Santa Monica. Featuring saxophonist Harvey Pittel and an opening performance by the Santa Monica Youth Orchestra.

Trio Céleste - Chamber Music | OC, Lake Forest
April 20 – 7:30 pm
Trio Céleste performs Beethoven, Boulanger, and Mendelssohn at Chamber Music | OC,’s recently completed concert hall, an intimate, 75-seat venue that pairs exceptional acoustics with state-oCf-the-art recording and live-streaming technology.

Founded in 1973 by former Mount Saint Mary’s music professor MaryAnn Bonino, PhD, the Da Camera Society is a focal point for musical culture in the Los Angeles area. Originally created with the intention of fostering the return of chamber music to the intimate environments for which it was conceived, the Society’s mission expanded over the years to embrace a wide variety of musical genres and educational programming celebrating the diverse communities of greater Los Angeles.

Through its Music in Historic Sites concert series the Society presents internationally acclaimed artists in programs matched to sites of architectural, historical, and cultural significance to the greater Los Angeles area. Highly praised by music writers and commentators as an innovative and extraordinary series, concerts have been presented at such iconic sites as the Queen Mary, Pasadena’s replica of Versailles’s Petit Trianon, the Spanish-Baroque interior of downtown’s Million Dollar Theater, and Frank Lloyd Wright’s Ennis House.

A limited number of free tickets are available for 国产传媒 students, faculty and staff at most of the Da Camera’s events. Tickets can be claimed on a first-come, first-served basis with the promo code 国产传媒.

For tickets and more information visit or email dacamera@msmu.edu.