The LA Phil celebrates its return to Walt Disney Concert Hall
When they step onto the stage on October 9, the Los Angeles Philharmonic will have gone 579 days between concerts at Walt Disney Concert Hall. For the orchestra and Music & Artistic Director Gustavo Dudamel, performing in this space again with the energy of a live audience makes for more than just another concert.
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