About this Event
Resilience: A Night of Music for Rebuilding Venezuela brings together Venezuelan film and television composers, musicians, artists and members of the creative community for an evening dedicated to supporting families and communities still recovering from the devastating earthquakes.
Experience an intimate night of cinematic music featuring original works by Venezuelan composers, performed by an extraordinary string quintet of Los Angeles session musicians alongside special guest performers. Enjoy the music up close in an evening designed to bring people together through music, creativity and a shared purpose.
Funds will be raised through sponsorships, ticket sales, food and beverage proceeds, and direct donations, with all proceeds supporting relief and long-term rebuilding efforts in Venezuela through The House Project. Founded nearly two decades ago by Venezuelan Grammy-winning singer-songwriter Ricardo Montaner, his wife Marlene, and their family.
The House Project is a U.S.-registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to providing direct humanitarian assistance to vulnerable communities. The organization is actively working on the ground in Venezuela, delivering immediate support while helping affected families and communities move toward long-term recovery.
More than a concert, Resilience is a collective effort to transform music, creativity and community into meaningful action for Venezuela.
Event venue & nearby stays
LACM (Los Angeles College of Music), 300 South Fair Oaks Avenue, Pasadena, United States
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