| Our mission | MUSE/IQUE pioneers new musical experiences for people by creating curated live music events and outreach programs, all aimed at inspiring the creative spirit, engaging the community imagination, and fostering new generations of music lovers. |
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MUSE/IQUE
| Ways to help |
Event SupportVolunteer to assist with one of our events. As a volunteer, you get to see a great show with the satisfaction of knowing you helped to make it happen. |
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| How you help | We are always in need of wonderful volunteers like you to make our marvelous events happen! |
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| About us | MUSE/IQUE is a member-supported, nonprofit performing arts organization making radically engaging live music experiences accessible for all. Built on a tradition of community and collaboration, we create events that feature an eclectic mix of artists and artistic disciplines in unconventional locations—spaces where art typically does not happen. MUSE/IQUE creates transformative musical adventures and illuminates the music that shapes our lives. By reimagining the traditional format of the live classical orchestral experience, Artistic Director Rachael Worby seamlessly blends musical performances with researched curation. |
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Great evening @museique_exp tonight @unionstationla
We are excited that MUSE/IQUE has been awarded a
grant from Perenchio Foundation. The multi-year grant provides operating support to help strengthen our organization over the long term - so we can continue to contribute to our Los Angeles community!
https://www.perenchiofoundation.org/our-grantees
“This is the Hogwarts of music,” McKinley told the students during the lead-in to “Sweet Georgia Brown.” “So get your wand and start doing all that stuff, because the people that came out of here changed the music industry.”
L.A.’s Central Avenue was a Black jazz mecca. Jefferson High and Muse/ique aim to rekindle the flame
At a performance for Jefferson High School students, an ensemble of musicians recalled an era when the neighborhood was a mecca for jazz greats.
www.latimes.com
Love this!
L.A.’s Central Avenue was a Black jazz mecca. Jefferson High and Muse/ique aim to rekindle the flame
L.A.’s Central Avenue was a Black jazz mecca. Jefferson High and Muse/ique aim to rekindle the flame
At a performance for Jefferson High School students, an ensemble of musicians recalled an era when the neighborhood was a mecca for jazz greats.
www.latimes.com
Jazz is alive again @Jefferson_Demos ! Students got to hear the soulful sounds of Sy Smith. Thank you @museique_exp !! 🎺🎷❤️
