College of the Canyons officials announced the Orchestra De Baja California will be performing at the Santa Clarita Performing Arts Center in honor of National Hispanic month taking place Sept., 20 at 8 p.m.

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“College of the Canyons is incredibly lucky to be able to host these prestigious artists from Mexico, even if only for a single night,” said Evy Warshawski, PAC Executive Director. “As one of only two presenting organizations on this tour, we hope the community will enjoy an eclectic repertoire of music performed by our neighbors from the south,” he continued.

Leading the 35-member Mexican orchestra will be renowned guitarist and guest conductor Angel Romero, who will be joined by special guest 12-year-old Daniela Liebman, the youngest pianist from Mexico to have ever played with the OBC at Carnegie Hall in New York.

Since its formation under Masters Juan Echeverria and Eduardo Garcia Barrios in 1990, the OBC has captivated audiences with its wide range of musical composition and performance bravado.

The group’s PAC concert will be no different, as arrangements will span from European heavyweights such as Beethoven and Chopin to contemporary Mexican icons Juan Pablo Moncayo and Arturo Marquez.

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The group’s PAC concert will be no different, as arrangements will span from European heavyweights such as Beethoven and Chopin to contemporary Mexican icons Juan Pablo Moncayo and Arturo Marquez.

The event is exclusive, and ticket sales are limited, so patrons are encouraged to act accordingly before missing out on this multicultural music experience.

This program has been possible thanks to support from the Western States Arts Federation (WESTAF) and the National Endowment for the Arts.

For more information or to purchase tickets please visit the website or contact the PAC box office at 661-362-5304.

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