Dudamel Leads Citizens of the World: An International Youth Festival
July 28 Program: YOLA National Festival Symphony and Overture Orchestras
Free and open to the public!
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Dudamel Leads Citizens of the World: An International Youth Festival
Join LA Phil Music & Artistic Director Gustavo Dudamel as he leads Citizens of the World: An International Youth Festival featuring YOLA National Festival Symphony and Overture Orchestras and the National Children's Symphony of Venezuela across two days of performances!
Citizens of the World: An International Youth Festival connects over 300 civically minded, vibrant young musicians from diverse communities across the country and the globe!
The festival celebrates the common interest of all participants in achieving and exemplifying musical excellence, while serving as the nexus for the progressive future of music education and modeling the next generation of orchestral ensembles.
Sunday, July 28
YOLA National Festival Symphony and Overture Orchestras Concert
Monday, July 29
National Children's Symphony of Venezuela Concert
Schedule of Events
4:30pm - Pre-concert activities in BP Hall
5:30pm - Performance begins in Walt Disney Concert Hall's Main Auditorium
Each performance features a two-hour-long program, including a 30-minute intermission. Space is limited. Reserve FREE tickets to this event now.
YOLA National Festival is generously supported by The Eisner Foundation.
Artists
YOLA National Overture Orchestra
YOLA National Symphony Orchestra
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Program
Nkeiru OKOYE
Ethan CHAPARRO
world premiere by LA Phil Composer Fellow, Sue Tsao Chair