2018/19
Sunday 1
A trio of performances from Dudamel – including Mahler’s massive Symphony No. 8 – anchor this dynamic series, which also includespremieres from Philip Glass and Christopher Cerrone, as well as MTT conducting Tchaikovsky & Ives.
Romeo & Juliet
Innovative choreographer Benjamin Millepied joins Gustavo Dudamel and the orchestra for Prokofiev’s acclaimed work.
Learn MoreCameron Carpenter Plays Saint-Saëns
The iconoclastic organist takes on the famed composer’s crushing power chords.
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Tchaikovsky & Ives with MTT
Michael Tilson Thomas takes on Tchaikovsky’s urgent pathos and Ives’ wild, no-holds-barred invention.
Learn MoreAdams & Glass
Conductor John Adams leads a world premiere by his fellow composer Philip Glass to celebrate our Centennial.
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William Grant Still & the Harlem Renaissance: Symphony No. 4
Jazz and orchestral music intermingle in a fitting tribute to the dean of African-American composers.
Learn MoreSalonen’s Stravinsky: Faith
Don’t miss this unique performance of the master’s sacred vocal works!
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Dudamel Conducts Mozart and Adès
Dudamel leads an exhilarating combination of Mozart and Adès.
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Dudamel Conducts Mahler’s Eighth
Feel the energy when Gustavo Dudamel ignites the monumental and explosive "Symphony of a Thousand".
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Artists
- Los Angeles Philharmonic
- Gustavo Dudamel conductor
- Tamara Wilson soprano
- Leah Crocetto soprano
- Erin Morley soprano
- Mihoko Fujimura mezzo-soprano
- Tamara Mumford mezzo-soprano
- Simon O’Neill tenor
- Ryan McKinny baritone
- Morris Robinson bass
- Los Angeles Master Chorale
- Grant Gershon Artistic Director
- Pacific Chorale
- Robert Istad Artistic Director
- Los Angeles Children’s Chorus
- Fernando Malvar-Ruiz Artistic Director
- National Children’s Chorus
- Luke McEndarfer Artistic Director