Archival Services
The LA Phil Archives is the institutional memory of the organization, providing continuity between its past and its future. The Archives serves LA Phil staff and musicians, and outside researchers through collecting, preserving, and making available materials that document the full spectrum of activities throughout the history of the LA Phil dating to its founding in 1919, including activities of the Hollywood Bowl. Taken as a whole, the collection provides a unique and richly detailed perspective on the LA Phil's impact on 20th and 21st century music and society, its contributions to the cultural heritage of Los Angeles and Southern California, and its performance history in associated venues including the Hollywood Bowl and Walt Disney Concert Hall.
Collection includes:
- Concert programs and other publications
- Scrapbooks and press clippings
- Concert recordings and radio broadcasts
- Oral histories
- Photographs, slides, and negatives • Posters and ephemera
View select images from the LA Phil Archives and Hollywood Bowl Museum online:
Focus on Frank
50 Years of Gehry's Collaboration with the LA Phil
Frank Gehry has developed over 160 unique architectural projects in his illustrious career of more of than 60 years. To this day, he continues to create ambitiously with a seasoned team of innovative minds focused on the future. This exhibition pays homage to Gehry’s 50-year-collaboration with the LA Phil.
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Contact the Archives
The Archives is open by appointment only to all LA Phil staff and musicians, and to external researchers. Please contact the Archives with questions regarding research, use policy, donations, or to schedule a visit.
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LA Phil Archives
Phone: 213 972 7689
Email: archives@laphil.org
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LA Phil
151 South Grand Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90012-3034 -
Hollywood Bowl Museum
2301 North Highland Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90068
323 850 2058