Friday, June 10, 2016 the Long Beach Chorale presents “Music in the Key of Sea.” Featuring fifty voices accompanied by projected video with the Aquarium’s Honda Blue Cavern exhibit as the backdrop.
The chorale will perform music that celebrates penguins, mermaids, and octopuses as well as ocean-themed folk songs from Japan, Cuba, Italy, and the United States. Their performance will include movements from “Symphony of the Jellies,” a piece the Aquarium commissioned in 2015 that has been newly arranged for voices. This symphony was developed based on an algorithm that tracks the movements of sea jellies and translates them into sounds.
Doors will open at 7:00 p.m., giving the audience a chance to explore the Aquarium’s exhibits before the concert begins at 7:30 p.m. This event is $30 per adult, $18 for students with ID and children ages 3 to 11. $25 for Aquarium members, $15 for member students and children. Includes Aquarium admission. Purchase tickets here.
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I am President of The Fun Zone; The Center for the Study of Funism.
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Movies: Little Miss Sunshine, Seven Psychopaths, Ghost World, Pulp Fiction, Hook, Big Fish, Reservoir Dogs, Moonrise Kingdom, Being John Malcovich,
