Los Angeles

Yo-Yo Ma soloed in a new work by Angélica Negrón, and Gustavo Dudamel led Richard Strauss’s great symphonic poem.

Responding to the French modernist’s provocations, the group’s performers and composers took the prompt and ran with it.

The design of Barrie Kosky’s imaginative production brought whimsy to the performances.

The multi-hyphenated artist is slated to perform in Los Angeles, May 29–30.

The music director presented Die Walküre across six days of performances last weekend. He bids farewell to the LA Phil on June 5-7.

The brilliant, seasoned conductor will take the helm in the 2027–2028 season.

The composer’s thorny Selah received a stunning performance, but Tchaikovsky’s Mozartiana brought delight.

The orchestra performed composer-in-residence Jimmy López’s Perú negro in a May 15 concert.

The conductor’s eagerly awaited, COVID-delayed first appearance with the LA Phil delivered on every front.

Through LA Phil’s Green Umbrella series, the composer, violinist, and vocalist curated a kaleidoscopic, hyperkinetic concert.