Issac López and Andrés Jaramillio entertained the audience at Greystone Mansion and Gardens on May 15.
(photo courtesy of the city of Beverly Hills)

The city of Beverly Hills and the city’s Community Services Department, in collaboration with artistic director Laura Schmieder, held an afternoon series of chamber music concerts on May 15 before a sold-out crowd, featuring performances outside in the courtyard, and indoors in the living room and recently restored theatre of the historic Greystone Mansion and Gardens. Now in its 28th year, Music in the Mansion celebrates music-making at the iconic Greystone Mansion, showcasing the best of emerging talent from around the world.

Zēlos Saxophone Quartet opened the series at 2 p.m. in the Greystone Courtyard, followed by Isaac López on saxophone and Andrés Jaramillo on piano, then Pavel Šporcl on violin with accompaniment by Lukasz Yoder on piano in the mansion’s living room. The series concluded with Alexander Milovanov on guitar, in the Greystone Theatre.

For information about Beverly Hills Community Services Department programs and events, visit beverlyhills.org/community­services.