Experience big performances on a more intimate scale when musicians from the LA Phil perform chamber music in small ensembles. Come early and enjoy a complimentary glass of wine before the performance, starting at 6:30pm.

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Chamber Music with Members of the Los Angeles Philharmonic

Walt Disney Concert Hall

Ledisi’s love for classic songs and legendary singers knows no bounds. The Grammy-winning vocalist celebrated the catalog of Nina Simone at the Hollywood Bowl in 2021, and now the powerhouse pays tribute to Dinah Washington. Raised in Alabama, Washington sang the blues and jazz with the same charm she brought to pop. Ledisi brings a similar versatility to work across genres, leading John Legend to call her “one of the greatest singers in the world, period.”

Ledisi Sings Dinah Washington

Slip into an intimate soirée of musical storytelling, where countertenor John Holiday’s inimitable voice weaves a tapestry of familiar narratives and timeless elegance. From the cherished Great American Songbook to the reflective melodies of early 20th-century repertoire, this program is a sincere ode to the themes that bind us together: love, loss, hope, and home.

Current: Reflections In Song

The Olive

Mahler’s Second Symphony charts a journey from funeral to rebirth, from the terrifying to the transcendent. Its indelible power was memorably captured in the 2023 film Maestro. Gustavo Dudamel, an ardent champion of Mahler, takes on this majestic work, featuring soprano Juliana Grigoryan, mezzo-soprano Beth Taylor, and the Los Angeles Master Chorale. “The effect is so great that one cannot describe it,” Mahler reflected of the symphony. “If I were to say what I think of this great work, it would sound too arrogant in a letter. … The whole thing sounds as though it came to us from some other world. I think there is no one who can resist it. One is battered to the ground and then raised on angel’s wings to the highest heights.”

Dudamel Conducts Mahler’s “Resurrection”

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Experience “an obliterating performance by one of the major musicians of our time” (The New Yorker) when Paul Jacobs—the only organist ever to win a Grammy Award—returns to Walt Disney Concert Hall.

Paul Jacobs

Gustavo Dudamel’s final season as LA Phil Music & Artistic Director kicks off with a can’t-miss gala concert curated by the maestro himself. Dudamel selects some of his favorite collaborators and music for this celebratory evening.

LA Phil Gala: Gustavo's Fiesta

After performing back-to-back summers at the Hollywood Bowl, the youngest-ever winner of the Van Cliburn International Piano Competition at last makes his Walt Disney Concert Hall debut.

Yunchan Lim

In his distinctive take on jazz, pianist Ivan Lins blends the rhythmic swing of traditional samba with sophisticated melodies, making fans of everyone from Ella Fitzgerald to Quincy Jones to George Benson. Along with his quartet, he performs Brazilian jazz from throughout his career—including tracks from his 2024 collection My Heart Speaks, his Latin Grammy-nominated retrospective.

Ivan Lins Quartet

Los Fabulosos Cadillacs are a force in Latin American music. Over the course of their career, they've constantly evolved, moving through and incorporating sounds from the worlds of ska, reggae, rap, rock, and salsa. There is, quite simply, nobody who sounds like them—who else could collaborate with everyone from Celia Cruz and Rubén Blades to Mick Jones of The Clash? The Grammy and Latin Grammy winners celebrate their 40th anniversary with a career-spanning concert at Walt Disney Concert Hall.

Los Fabulosos Cadillacs

Boz Scaggs’ mix of rock, blues, and R&B—not to mention his love of heart-aching ballads—made him a star in the 1970s. His dedication to exploring the worlds of jazz, southern rock, and more has made him a popular live act ever since. Don’t miss this chance to see the singer of hits like “Lido Shuffle,” the Grammy-winning “Lowdown,” and the tender “We’re All Alone” in the intimate environment of Walt Disney Concert Hall.

Boz Scaggs

“One of the most penetratingly serious masters of the keyboard” (Boston Globe) returns with a program of Classical and early Romantic works by composers such as Mozart, Beethoven, and Schubert with each selection announced from the stage.

Sir András Schiff

The longtime reigning virtuoso of the violin makes another highly anticipated appearance in LA with his long-standing musical partner, leading an intimate multimedia experience of live music, personal anecdotes, and rarely seen home videos.

An Evening with Itzhak Perlman

Whether she's starring in Sunset Boulevard on Broadway, appearing in Moana 2, scoring hits like "Heartbeat" and "Don't Hold Your Breath," or throwing it back to her days in the Pussycat Dolls, Grammy nominee Nicole Scherzinger is not to be missed. She performs music from throughout her career on her Walt Disney Concert Hall debut.

Nicole Scherzinger

Clark Wilson transports us back to 15th-century Paris with a spine-tingling organ accompaniment to The Hunchback of Notre Dame. Lon Chaney stars as Quasimodo in the 1923 silent film remembered as Universal Studio’s smash-hit “Super Jewel”—the company’s largest, most expensive, and top-priority production at the time.

Halloween Organ, Film & Music

Stravinsky’s thrilling and visceral vision of Pagan Russian ritual and sacrifice set off a rhythmic revolution and has become something of a signature piece for the LA Phil, offering a rite of passage for music directors to leave their own musical fingerprints on the transfixing ballet score. Dudamel’s rendition has been praised by the Los Angeles Times for unleashing the “uncontrollable disastrous forces in us” balanced with “the musical mastery” needed to control that superhuman musical intensity.

The Rite of Spring with Dudamel

Lose yourself in the lush splendor of the Romantic era as Music Director Jaime Martín and pianist Marc-André Hamelin return to conjure the tempestuous beauty of Brahms’s towering Piano Concerto No. 1. Encounter Farrenc’s graceful Symphony No. 2, as LACO continues to shine a deserved light on an extraordinary composer. Together, these works form a program of unbridled passion and profound resonance.

Romantic Resonance: Martín + Hamelin + Brahms

Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts

One California Plaza

Countless fans know and love Leonard Bernstein’s landmark work, but few have seen it like this. Originally conceived as an opera, we’re paying tribute to Bernstein’s impact with the grand operatic treatment. Rather than a small-scale instrumental ensemble, we’re unleashing the power of the LA Opera Orchestra—not to mention a magnificent cast in top vocal and physical form. Be there as James Conlon and director Francesca Zambello dive into one of the most emblematic works of American theater with this elevated, maximalist take that incorporates the iconic original choreography created by the legendary Jerome Robbins.

New York City’s West Side is split between the Jets and the Sharks—but these warring gangs never imagined that two of their own could fall in love. Tenor Duke Kim is Tony, a former Jet who finds himself falling for Maria (the radiant Gabriella Reyes). But Maria is promised to another, and her brother Bernardo is more than willing to rally his Sharks to keep it that way. The two lovers dream of a happily ever after, but their neighborhood can see tragedy coming a mile away.

West Side Story

The Music Center

It’s your favorite Halloween tradition: LA Opera is bringing another beloved movie monster back to the big screen. The Phantom of the Opera had filmgoers fainting in their seats when it premiered in 1925, and a whole century later, it’s still delivering plenty of chills and thrills. Lon Chaney's unforgettable screen performance in the title role  is celebrated as one of the most iconic of all movie monsters.

Experience this silent film masterpiece with a thrilling performance of Roy Budd’s gloriously spooktacular soundtrack score, created decades after the film's premiere, performed live by the LA Opera Orchestra at the United Theatre on Broadway.

The Phantom of the Opera

The United Theater on Broadway

Disabled seating is reserved for the exclusive use of the disabled patron and their companion. The purchase or use of disabled seating locations by non-disabled individuals is strictly prohibited and may result in ejection and/or for feiture of the ticket price.

Les Miserables (Touring)

Hollywood Pantages Theatre

WILLOW knows how to translate her vision to fit any mood. The 23-year-old star has shown her skills in neo-soul, psychedelic folk, and pop-punk, while her 2022 album COPINGMECHANISM found her collaborating with Yves Tumor on experimental, Deftones-influenced hard rock. On her forthcoming album empathogen, she comes back down to Earth, spinning up a meditative mix of jazz, classical, and indigenous tribal music. It’s complex, mysterious music driven by ancestral energy and committed to searching for happiness and beauty in an increasingly complex world. She shapeshifts once again, joining forces with conductor Derrick Hodge and Color of Noize Orchestra to reimagine hits like “Whip My Hair,” “Wait A Minute!,” “Meet Me At Our Spot,” and more.

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