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Víkingur Ólafsson
The megastar from Iceland returns with reflective works by Debussy, Rameau, and Philip Glass.
Beethoven’s Fifth
Discover the story behind the most famous symphony of all time. And hear it from the composer who wrote it!
Beethoven’s Fifth
Discover the story behind the most famous symphony of all time. And hear it from the composer who wrote it!
Beethoven’s Fifth
Discover the story behind the most famous symphony of all time. And hear it from the composer who wrote it!
Seong-Jin Cho
The South Korean star, championed by The Wall Street Journal as a “master” of the piano, plays Mozart, Prokofiev, and Widmann.
Introducing Beethoven
Get to know one of history’s most impactful composers with selections of his instantly recognizable works.
Introducing Beethoven
Get to know one of history’s most impactful composers with selections of his instantly recognizable works.
Jensen McRae
Sharp, clear-eyed songwriting from a rising star.
Olivier Latry
Championed for his “high-voltage rendition[s]” (Los Angeles Times) of classical favorites, Olivier Latry returns to Walt Disney Concert Hall. Witness…
Daniil Trifonov
Trifonov returns with a program of Schubert, Handel, and works from his new album Mi Historia Americana – Sur.
All-Beethoven with Anna Handler
Our Conductor-in-Residence teams up with the LA Phil’s new concertmaster for the fierce and challenging “Kreutzer” Sonata.
John Adams/Rhythmic Lines
A rhythmically driven journey from postwar iconoclasm to today’s genre-dissolving innovation.
Mozart & Brahms
Philippe Jordan leads Brahms’ First Symphony and reunites with Jan Lisiecki for a dark an intense Mozart concerto.
Mozart & Brahms
Philippe Jordan leads Brahms’ First Symphony and reunites with Jan Lisiecki for a dark an intense Mozart concerto.
Mozart & Brahms
Philippe Jordan leads Brahms’ First Symphony and reunites with Jan Lisiecki for a dark an intense Mozart concerto.
Dvořák’s “New World”
Dvořák’s unforgettable “New World,” a vengeful dance, and a tribute to a Chilean poet.
Herbie Hancock
It’s a magical night when our Creative Chair for Jazz stops by.
Dvořák’s “New World”
Dvořák’s unforgettable “New World,” a vengeful dance, and a tribute to a Chilean poet.
Nicola Benedetti Plays Mendelssohn
From shimmering seas to Scottish Highlands—Benedetti and Emelyanychev combine for an all-Mendelssohn program.
Nicola Benedetti Plays Mendelssohn
From shimmering seas to Scottish Highlands—Benedetti and Emelyanychev combine for an all-Mendelssohn program.
Nicola Benedetti Plays Mendelssohn
From shimmering seas to Scottish Highlands—Benedetti and Emelyanychev combine for an all-Mendelssohn program.
Schumann’s Piano Concerto
Fujita shines in Robert Schumann’s poignant concerto, and Popelka unleashes orchestral drama.
Schumann’s Piano Concerto
Fujita shines in Robert Schumann’s poignant concerto, and Popelka unleashes orchestral drama.
Schumann’s Piano Concerto
Fujita shines in Robert Schumann’s poignant concerto, and Popelka unleashes orchestral drama.