Commissioned by GYOPO and LA Phil Insight for Diasporic Refractions.
Five visual artists find inspiration in the Green Umbrella new-music series.
The esteemed conductor discusses subjects of life, death, and impermanence, which are at the center of a program honoring her friend and collaborator Kaija Saariaho
The LA Phil oboist and local composer share the story behind a new piece about love, grief, and commemoration.
Looking to make this next year your most musical year yet? We’ve got some ideas to get you started.
The cellist and composer meet across the street to discuss Ortiz’s “tailor-made” concerto.
Listen deeply.
Hear that? The world around sounds more interesting than you might think. Sadie Sartini Garner guides us through the world of field recordings.
Bridging continents with the rhythms of Latin America in the Pan-American Music Initiative
A journey through California’s innovative sonic landscape.
A state-wide music initiative showcasing the most compelling and forward-looking voices in performances of works written in the past five years
Hear the extraordinary violinist speak about her formative experiences with the Los Angeles Philharmonic, the unique music of John Adams, and her close relationship with…
Ellen Reid and Gabriela Ortíz share their thoughts with the LA Phil’s Meghan Martineau.
High school-aged composers team up with LA Phil musicians
Explore innovative new music with our playlist
Catherine Ransom Karoly performs this incredibly difficult modernist flute solo
The LA Phil’s Barry Gold shows off the percussive side of his cello
Emerging composers have their virtual world premieres with LA Phil musicians
The LA Phil’s Resident Fellow in percussion, Wesley Sumpter, releases the tempestuous energy of At Midnight I Walked into the Middle of the Desert by…
LA Phil cellist Jason Lippman explores the spaces and intricacies of INBHIR (many waters) by inti figgis-vizueta.
LA Phil first violinist Miika Gregg reveals a musician’s lyrical inner monologue in Good to You by Marcus Norris.
The LA Phil’s Associate Concertmaster, Bing Wang, premieres the shimmering Phantom Trails by Noah Jenkins, using materials from his own string quartet.
LA Phil bassist Ted Botsford performs with prerecorded and live electronics in the explosive and carefully crafted freneticism of for social media by Nathaniel Haering.
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