Music & Artistic Director Gustavo Dudamel will lead the Los Angeles Philharmonic to Boston’s Symphony Hall (Oct. 23), New York City’s Carnegie Hall (Oct. 25-26), Mexico City’s Auditorio Nacional (Oct. 28), and Guanajuato’s Teatro Juarez (Oct. 29).

Repertory will highlight two of Mexico’s greatest living composers, featuring the U.S. East Coast and Mexico premieres of Gabriela Ortiz’s new concerto for violin Altar de cuerda and her orchestral work Kauyumari, both LA Phil commissions, as well as performances of Arturo Márquez’s concerto for violin Fandango. The orchestra will also present Copland’s Symphony No. 3 and Mahler’s Symphony No. 1. Featured soloists will be Spanish rising star and winner of the 2021 Menuhin Competition María Dueñas and internationally acclaimed violinist and new-music proponent Anne Akiko Meyers.

Support for the LA Phil on tour is generously provided by the Michele and Dudley Rauch Tour Fund and the Karl Loring Fund.