Your guide to classical music? Jim Eninger
Jim Eninger. PhotoSouth Bay’s Music Man Jim Eninger is the go-to source for classical music throughout Los Angeles This past October, Jim Eninger was among the recipients of the Excellence in Arts Awards, an annual event presented by the City of Torrance Cultural Art Commission. If the name doesn’t ring the bells of familiarity that’s because Eninger is perfectly content to remain in the background. That isn’t to say he doesn’t have admirers and champions. The late John Bogart of the Daily Breeze referred to Eninger as “the smartest, best-educated publicist in the South Bay and – who knows – maybe the entire world.” Many people who follow classical music would surely agree. Adams and Adès to Zimmer and Zorn From Jim Eninger’s Torrance home you can throw a stone into Redondo Beach. He’s a retired engineer who graduated from Stanford and worked at TRW. Along the way, his interest in classical music grew by leaps and bounds. While he himself may not play an instrument, his wife and daughters are musically inclined. In the late 1970s, long before all the gadgetry came along that now pins us to our phones and computers, Eninger became involved with the South Bay Chamber Music Society…
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