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Star conductors – including Gustavo Dudamel, Esa-Pekka Salonen, and Zubin Mehta – lead fascinating programs of music by a wide range of composers: Beethoven, Dvořák, Mahler, Ives, Fauré, Weill, Hindemith, Duruflé, Prokofiev, and Norman. 

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Dudamel Conducts Music from the Americas

Rousing music by Carlos Chávez, Esteban Benzecry, and Aaron Copland

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Program

    • CHÁVEZ

    Symphony No. 2, "Sinfonía India"

    • Esteban BENZECRY

    Piano Concerto, “Universos infinitos” (world premiere, LA Phil commission)

  • Intermission

    • COPLAND

    Fanfare for the Common Man

    • COPLAND

    Rodeo

Artists

  • Los Angeles Philharmonic
  • Gustavo Dudamel, conductor
  • Sergio Tiempo, piano
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Mehta’s Mahler

Mahler’s overwhelmingly transcendent Symphony No. 2, “Resurrection.”

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Program

    • MAHLER

    Symphony No. 2, "Resurrection"

  • No Intermission

Artists

  • Los Angeles Philharmonic
  • Zubin Mehta, conductor
  • Chen Reiss, soprano
  • Mihoko Fujimura, mezzo-soprano
  • Los Angeles Master Chorale
  • Grant Gershon, Artistic Director
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Beethoven with Emanuel Ax

The timeless power of Beethoven: 3rd Piano Concerto with Ax and the iconic 5th Symphony.

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Program

    • BEETHOVEN

    Coriolan Overture, Op. 62

    • BEETHOVEN

    Piano Concerto No. 3 in C minor, Op. 37

  • Intermission

    • BEETHOVEN

    Symphony No. 5 in C minor, Op. 67

Artists

  • Los Angeles Philharmonic
  • Nathalie Stutzmann, conductor
  • Emanuel Ax, piano
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Weimar Nightfall: The Seven Deadly Sins

Vibrant musical theater from the Weimar Republic.

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Program

    • HINDEMITH

    Murderer, Hope of Women

    • WEILL/BRECHT

    The Berlin Requiem

    • WEILL/BRECHT

    The Seven Deadly Sins

  • No Intermission

Artists

  • Los Angeles Philharmonic
  • Esa-Pekka Salonen, conductor
  • Simon McBurney, director
  • Gerard McBurney, music consultant/dramaturge
  • Los Angeles Master Chorale
  • Grant Gershon, artistic director
  • Anna Fleischle, production designer
  • Will Duke, video designer
  • Paul Anderson, lighting designer
  • Frederick Vogler, sound designer
  • Leah Hausman, movement director/choreographer
  • Sasha Milavic Davies, Associate Director
  • Hannah Whitley, text and image consultant
  • Sharon Zhu, executive producer
  • Nora Fischer, soprano
  • Madeleine Bradbury Rance, soprano
  • Alaysha Fox, soprano
  • Lacey Jo Benter, soprano
  • Sarah Beaty, mezzo-soprano
  • Peter Hoare, tenor
  • Simon Bode, tenor
  • Christopher Purves, baritone
  • Jarrett Ott, baritone
  • Jorge Arbert, actor
  • Scott Rad Brown, actor
  • Jay Dunn, actor
  • Chihiro Kawasaki, actor
  • Brandon Mathis, actor
  • Jobel Medina, actor
  • Maxime Nourissat, actor
  • Gabriella Schmidt, actor
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Dvořák 9 & Ives 4

Dudamel’s inspired look at two composers who viewed America in their own ways reaches its climax.

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Program

    • IVES

    The Unanswered Question

    • IVES

    Symphony No. 4

  • Intermission

    • DVOŘÁK

    Symphony No. 9, “From the New World”

Artists

  • Los Angeles Philharmonic
  • Gustavo Dudamel, conductor
  • Los Angeles Master Chorale
  • Grant Gershon, artistic director
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(Canceled) Requiems: Fauré & Duruflé

Experience the solace and beauty of these exquisite French Requiems.

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Program

    • FAURÉ

    Requiem, Op. 48 (1893 version)

  • Intermission

    • DURUFLÉ

    Requiem, Op. 9 (1961 version)

Artists

  • Los Angeles Philharmonic
  • Bernard Labadie, conductor
  • Lydia Teuscher, soprano
  • Julie Boulianne, mezzo-soprano
  • Jean-François Lapointe, baritone
  • Thomas Annand, organ
  • La Chapelle de Québec
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(Canceled) Dudamel Conducts Norman & Prokofiev

With Dudamel, a charismatic cellist performs a brand-new cello concerto.

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Program

    • Andrew NORMAN

    Unstuck

    • Andrew NORMAN

    Cello Concerto (world premiere, LA Phil commission)

  • Intermission

Artists

  • Los Angeles Philharmonic
  • Gustavo Dudamel, conductor
  • Johannes Moser, cello