Bay Area Music Groups
The Bay Area is home to literally hundreds of classical music organizations, from community choruses to world-renowned orchestras, opera companies and chamber ensembles. This listing provides all the vital statistics for Bay Area music groups, as well as a summary of what they do best. Search by type of organization or alphabetically. Note to classical music groups: If your organization is not listed here or there is an error in your listing, please email Eric@sfcv.org.
La Peña Community Chorus
The chorus was founded based on the Nueva Canción (or "New Song Movement") of Chile. In addition they perform styles based in the folk and social justice movements of all Latin America.
La Peña Cultural Center
La Peña is a vibrant community cultural center with a national reputation and a global vision that promotes peace, social justice and cultural understanding through the arts, education and social action. As a welcoming gathering place, La Peña provides opportunities for artists to share diverse cultural traditions, to create and perform their work, and to support and interface with diverse social movements. Annually, La Peña presents over 200 events with emerging and established artists; organizes an arts education program; produces new works by local artists, presents internationally and nationally renowned artists, and houses a Latin American café which complements the organization's mission.
La Riche & Co.
Oboe repertoire from the 18th century with harpsichord and cello accompaniment.
Lamplighters Music Theatre
Light opera and musical theater with a focus on Gilbert and Sullivan
Laurel Ensemble
A mixed ensemble of piano, strings, and winds, it has the versatility to perform a wide range of music. Dedicated to innovative programming, thier repertoire includes forgotten gems, commssioned works, and classic masterpieces of the past four centuries.
Le Petit Trianon Theatre
Le Petit Trianon is home for many of San Jose's performing arts & cultural groups and attracts more than 20,000 patrons annually.
Left Coast Chamber Ensemble
This 12-member chamber group presents its own season of diverse works, and appears throughout the Bay Area as part of other local concert series. With a serious commitment to challenging and new works, Left Coast sponsors an annual composition competition and performs the winning work each spring.
Les Stringfellow, Tenor & Deborah Colling, Soprano
Les Violettes
Lesbian and Gay Chorus of San Francisco
Mainly operetta, Broadway and popular repertoire combined with comedic staging.
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Lieder Alive!
A biannual Master Workshop for advanced singers.


