Nebula Chamber Concert Series
The Andromeda Electric Orchestra proudly presents New Sonic Horizons, an afternoon of chamber music exploring the expansive possibilities of acoustic and electric strings.
Featuring the AEO Nebula Ensemble, this program spotlights a new string-quartet instrumentation combining acoustic violin and acoustic cello with 6- and 5-string electric violins—merging classical clarity with a wider electric palette of color, range, and atmosphere.
The concert includes Alpha Centauri: Triple Star System by Alfred Surenyan (for chamber ensemble), alongside works by guest composers Sarah Wallin Huff and Christian Dubeau. Together, these pieces explore bold textures, luminous harmonies, and “new sonic horizons” through contemporary chamber writing.
This performance is part of the Nebula Chamber Series, highlighting innovative repertoire and intimate ensemble performance within the Andromeda Electric Orchestra.
Featuring special guest artists:
Sarah Wallin Huff, 6-String Electric Violin
Christian Dubeau, Composer
Sunday, April 26 at 3:00 PM
Concert at the MCC in the Valley
5730 Cahuenga Blvd. North Hollywood, CA 91601
Tickets:
$35 per person
$30 ADA Seating
$30 Senior Citizens
Student Discounts via Student Discount Program
Group Discounts: 5 or more tickets- receive a 10% discount on the total purchase. Discount Code: SummerFun (apply at check out)
Please Note: Tickets are not refundable
Parking: The church has free parking, but limited space. There is ample parking as it is in a residential area.
The AEO Nebula Ensemble, a smaller group of musicians within the Andromeda Electric Orchestra, performs a diverse range of music. Their repertoire includes classical chamber music, original new music, arrangements of known pieces, and various other musical compositions.
The instrumentation used in their performances varies depending on the orchestration of each piece. They can employ traditional string quartets, piano trios, or other instrument groupings to create unique sounds with modern music technology.
The ensemble typically performs in intimate venues, such as churches or recital halls, allowing for a close connection with the audience. AEO organizes these concerts in the Nebula Concert Series throughout the season, filling the gaps between full orchestra concerts.
