Classical | Jazz | World Music | Contemporary | Special Events
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Baroque Variations (BV1 - 4 concerts)One of the most fascinating early music series the LA Phil has ever presented. |
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Colburn Celebrity Series 1 (CE1 - 4 concerts)A tremendous lineup of world-class artists in recital. |
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Colburn Celebrity Series 2 (CE2 - 4 concerts)Lang Lang and Joshua Bell are just two from this fascinating collection of brilliant performers. |
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Chamber Music Society 1 (CH1 - 4 concerts)Members of the Philharmonic present captivating chamber music with premier guest artists. |
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Chamber Music Society 2 (CH2 - 4 concerts)The joys of chamber music are enhanced when Watts and Ax join members of the LA Phil. |
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Friday Evening 1 (FR1 - 4 concerts)This series includes concerts from both major festivals this season, including a multi-media presentation of Estévez’ exuberant and melodic cantata. |
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Friday Evening 2 (FR2 - 6 concerts)Gustavo Dudamel opens (Mahler’s First) and closes (Bernstein’s Second) this richly programmed six-concert series. |
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Friday Evening 3 (FR3 - 4 concerts)From classic film music to Verdi’s unmatched Requiem, from luxurious Strauss to Nordic Sibelius, this series reaches across the years with both instrumental and vocal programs. |
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Casual Fridays 1 (FRC1 - 4 concerts)Upshaw and Dudamel launch this Casual Friday series with the delightful and moving Folk Songs of Berio and Schubert’s timeless “Unfinished.” |
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Casual Fridays 2 (FRC2 - 4 concerts)The second Casual Friday series features a great collection of classics from Mozart and Haydn to Sibelius and Scriabin. |
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Friday Midday (FRM - 6 concerts)To start, the amazing Leila Josefowicz plays the John Adams concerto that helped open Walt Disney Concert Hall. This morning series ranges from Baroque to a world premiere that features the Hall’s awesome organ. |
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Green Umbrella (GU1 - 5 concerts)The tradition of innovation continues with five intriguing performances, including this season’s two festivals. |
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Organ Recital Series (OR1 - 4 concerts)Stunning virtuosos from around the world, each offering some of their own creations. |
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Saturday Evening 1 (SA1 - 8 concerts)This venerable Saturday series features Golijov’s acclaimed St. Mark Passion and Dudamel conducting Verdi’s Requiem, plus two Mahler symphonies. |
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Saturday Evening 2 (SA2 - 8 concerts)Great conductors matched with marvelous, e.g. all-Prokofiev with Conlon, Sibelius and Strauss with Maazel, and Dudamel leading Berio and Schubert. |
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Saturday Evening 3 (SA3 - 6 concerts)Six fascinating programs from classic film music to Adams’ new City Noir to Vivaldi’s Four Seasons to Ravel’s Concerto for the Left Hand, and much, much more. |
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Saturday Matinee (SAM - 5 concerts)Saturday matinees feature outstanding violinists like Tetzlaff, Shaham, and Rachlin, plus pianist Emanuel Ax in the concerto portion of his special “Ax Project.” |
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Sunday 1 (SU1 - 8 concerts)A series overflowing with heavy hitting conductors like Dudamel (twice), Eschenbach, Mehta, Maazel, Blomstedt and Conlon. |
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Sunday 2 (SU2 - 8 concerts)Orchestral music for almost every taste is a hallmark of this season’s SU2, from Brahms and Bruckner to Vaughan Williams and Verdi. |
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Sunday 3 (SU3 - 8 concerts)Both festivals are represented in this 8-concert panorama that includes both “The Four Seasons” and The Dharma at Big Sur, plus guest artists such as Dawn Upshaw and Leila Josefowicz. |
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Toyota Symphonies for Youth (SY1 - 4 concerts)Family friendly concerts make symphonic music come alive for children. |
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Toyota Symphonies for Youth (SY2 - 4 concerts)The popular Symphonies for Youth are all repeated so that more young people can enjoy these wonderful experiences. |
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Thursday 1 (TH1 - 8 concerts)This series features one program from both major festivals, three concerts conducted by Gustavo Dudamel, and a marvelous mix of old and new. |
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Thursday 2 (TH2 - 8 concerts)The only other series with three Dudamel performances, plus Mehta, Maazel and Conlon, to name just a few conductors, and repertoire from Mozart to Lindberg. |
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Jazz (JZ1 - 4 concerts)Four great evenings of solid jazz, both vocal and instrumental, in a world-class venue. |
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World Music (WM1 - 4 concerts)World Music continues to present a wide range of artists and repertoire, this year bluegrass and music from Persia, Brazil, and Hawaii. |
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Songbook Series (SB1 - 3 concerts)Three intimate evenings with artists who really understand song from the inside out. |
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Community Concerts |
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Gala & Benefit Concerts |
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Special Performances |
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Visiting OrchestrasEnsembles from Berlin, Leipzig and St. Louis make this an especially exciting season to hear orchestras from around the world. |
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Deck the Hall - Holiday ConcertsCelebrate the holidays in style with L.A.’s latest tradition at Walt Disney Concert Hall. Seven performances to choose from. |
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Organ Non-Subscription ConcertsDon’t miss our annual Halloween event featuring a classic horror film with live organ accompaniment. |
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Music Center Campus Events |
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