Rachelle Fox sings “Take What You Need” during Street Symphony’s performance of “The Messiah Project” for homeless people and visitors to the Midnight Mission.
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A homeless woman, center, listens to “The Messiah Project.” Street Symphony is an organization bringing music and storytelling to those who are homeless and incarcerated.
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Members of the Urban Voices Project sing along with the Street Symphony.
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The Street Symphony performs at the Midnight Mission. Street Symphony’s founder, Los Angeles Philharmonic violinist Vijay Gupta, said that “the musicians were walking away with a far greater gift than we can ever hope to give back to the community.”
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Soloist Jonathan Woody sings and conductor Julian Wachner leads Trinity Baroque Orchestra and the Choir of Trinity Wall Street in performing “Messiah” at the Valley Performing Arts Center on Wednesday in Northridge.
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The Trinity Baroque Orchestra is accompanied by the Choir of Trinity Wall Street in Northridge.
