Vocal events through November 13, 2019
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Once we get into November, the fall schedule for most performers gets increasingly hectic. And of course, we're heading into cold and flu season, to boot. While you may have already had a flu shot and stocked up on Robitussin, this is the time to double down on the things you do to prevent catching a bug . Don't just wait for a problem and deal with it then!

Listen to this reminder for Mama Lauri: now more than ever, prep for the season's busiest week by getting enough sleep ( i t's your superpower! ) , staying well hydrated, choosing healthy foods, and taking a little time out each day (at least 5 minutes) to just sit and clear your head. This could mean meditation, prayer, yoga, tai chi, or even just quiet thought. Find what works for you.

Take good care of yourselves and each other this fall. We need you!
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Picks from CCMN
A few selections from the coming week, via Lauri's column in the " Clickable Chamber Music Newsletter ":
Sat 11/9
3pm
Costa Mesa
  • Pacific Chorale's 2019-20 season kickoff
  • Two gorgeous sacred choral works
  • Choir, orchestra and soloists led by PC artistic director Robert Istad
Sat 11/9
7:30pm
La Mirada
  • Joel Barzun, baritone and Kevin Garnica, piano
  • Faculty recital at Biola University
  • Poetry inspired by wartime events on multiple continents
  • Music by Gurney, Hindemith, Ives, Poulenc, Shaporin, and Tailleferre
  • Includes the premiere of a new work by Kevin Erickson and Brian Turner
Sun 11/10
2pm
Thousand Oaks
  • Concert-length work, performed by Areté Vocal Ensemble
  • Powerful oratorio written by Craig Hella Johnson
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