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Over four August nights, Gustavo Dudamel takes his leave of Los Angeles, though he is careful never to call it a last concert.

The ninth annual Piano Festival runs through Aug. 30. On opening night, a new work by Derek Bermel stole the show.

“I hope [Hip Hopera] gives classical musicians… permission to enjoy their instrument in a way that feels fun for them,” the baritone shared.

With a premiere from electronica pioneer Pamela Z and a tribute to Philip Glass, the newly renamed sfCONTEMPORARY is revved up for 2026-2027.

It may be hard to operate an independent arts venue, but 2220 Arts+Archives has found a motivated audience for off-the-beaten-path adventure.

The orchestra’s 2026-2027 is highlighted by the return of their longtime music director as well as a wealth of new music.

Vivaldi and Piazzolla share a program in November, followed by Saint-Saëns in January and Stravinsky in May.

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The top-flight Mexican orchestra performed at Segerstrom Hall on Jan. 29.

The recital featured three highly virtuosic musicians in perfect harmony on Thursday night at the UCLA Nimoy Theater.

Julia Adolphe’s Chrysalis, her third LA Phil commission focusing on metamorphosis, shares the bill with music by Maurice Ravel.

The star vocalist’s ability to excel across genres comes from her years as a backup singer.