Dudamel and the LA Phil featuring Silvana Estrada
Canto en resistencia
California Festival
Dudamel leads musical tributes to activists Violeta Para and Susan B. Anthony, and Silvana Estrada joins to share her own thoughtful and visionary songs.
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Dudamel and the LA Phil featuring Silvana Estrada
The theme of bodies in motion leads this concert, from Roberto Sierra’s contemporary rumination on 18th century fandangos to what composer Arturo Márquez calls the “jubilant escape” of the danzón. Between dances, Tania León imagines the physical and metaphorical stride of women’s rights pioneer Susan B. Anthony. Gabriela Ortiz reflects on another feminist icon, Chilean folk singer and social activist Violeta Parra told in six pieces. Moving from the past to the future, Mexican musician Silvana Estrada’s joins the LA Phil to perform a selection of songs that explore the often-unspoken truths about gender, violence, and other important topics.
Program
Intermission
Gabriela ORTIZ
world premiere
LA Phil commission with generous support from the Deborah Borda Women in the Arts Initiative
