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Through auction items and sponsorships, the event raised more than $115,000 to benefit both Musica Angelica public concerts as well as 180 free concert tickets (900 for the season) for teachers, gifted students and their families to inspire a new generation. They had originated in a private home in Long Beach nearly 25 years ago, and relocated to Santa Monica before returning this year to Long Beach. On May 11, at the home of CSULB President Jane and Cooley Conoley, a magical evening was held to welcome the Baroque Orchestra to the Center Theater of the Long Beach Convention Center. It was a very special homecoming for the welcoming announcement that Musica Angelica was returning to Long Beach! Long Beach Symphony Crescendo, photo from left: This is Sean and Jackie Miller - our Crescendo 2015 Co-Chairs
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