Courtesy of Classical Voice https://www.sfcv.org    A program titled “Voices of Vienna” might conjure expectations of either Joseph Haydn’s light classicism or Alban Berg’s expressionist atonality. However, the Colburn School’s concert featured works by...

Performances play a key role in the mission of Music Restored: The Ziering-Conlon Center for Exiled and Suppressed Composers. By inviting students and professional performing artists to add these works to their repertoires, they are introducing the world to the...

Kazimierz Dolny, Poland From performing works by Music Restored composers to finding inspiration for a scholarly journal, a trip to Poland this summer made a profound impression on Program Director Adam Millstein and his dedication to Music Restored: The...

Partnering with academic and artistic institutions such as USC’s Max Kade Institute and Villa Aurora for programs like this month’s Voices of Vienna, empowers Music Restored: The Ziering-Conlon Center for Exiled and Suppressed Composers to reach larger audiences,...

Wrapping up this year’s Czech Celebration at the Colburn School, Maestro James Conlon will conduct Music Restored: Exploring Czech Masterworks, a performance by the Music Restored Ensemble on Saturday, March 7 at 7 pm in Zipper Hall.   Prior to the concert,...

Photo credit: Culture OCLate last year, Culture OC, which has a media partnership with the OC Theatre Guild, featured Music Restored: The Ziering-Conlon Center for Exiled and Suppressed Composers and the work James Conlon has made a personal mission for the past 25...

Music Restored: The Ziering-Conlon Center for Exiled and Suppressed Composers—formerly called the Ziering-Conlon Initiative for Recovered Voices—expands efforts to build greater awareness of composers whose music was nearly lost to history. Last fall, the Colburn...