LA Phil

See, hear, and experience the musicians of the Los Angeles Philharmonic like never before during the Walt Disney Concert Hall 2026/27 season. We're bringing you up close and personal, right inside the music. Learn more about our upcoming season at laphil.com.

.@jackquartet brings Georg Friedrich Haas’ visionary String Quartet No. 3 to @calartsredcat as part of the LA Phil’s Body and Sound: Music in Five Senses festival. Designed to be performed in absolute darkness, Haas’ work tests musicians’ ability to communicate solely through the sound of their instruments while inviting audiences to listen in a uniquely physical and, at times, disorienting way. This one-night-only blackout performance by the composer’s foremost interpreters takes place on April 9 at REDCAT. Tickets available at laphil.com. There will be a stand-by line if the show is sold-out. Co-produced by LA Phil Insight and @liquidmusicseries Co-presented by @calartsredcat

Alfred Hitchcock’s psychological thriller is a classic exploration of the devastating effects of obsession, made all the more gripping thanks to Bernard Herrmann’s harrowing score, performed by the Los Angeles Philharmonic with Sarah Hicks. Join us on March 21 for "Vertigo" in Concert! bit.ly/WDCH2526VC

Innovation. Discovery. Beauty. Daring. Connection. Harmony. These are the values at the center of our 2026/27 season. With appearances from longtime LA Phil family members and new friends, celebrations of brilliant composers, exploratory festivals, and so much more, we can't wait to welcome you back to Walt Disney Concert Hall. Everything you need to know about our new season is here: bit.ly/WDCH2627SC

A Tuesday night at Walt Disney Concert Hall means amazing music, complimentary wine, and quality time with fellow music lovers! Join members of the LA Phil on March 17 for chamber music by Mozart, Nicolás Lell Benavides, former LA Phil violist John Hayhurst, and Carlos "The King of Tango" Gardel. Tickets at laphil.com/chamber. laphil.com/musicdb/pieces…

Gerald Barry's "Salome" premieres in the US on March 24, and "its sheer absurdist energy [will draw] you completely into its world" ("Opera Now")! Get tickets to immerse yourself in the madness, ecstacy, and humor or Barry's new opera at laphil.com/GreenUmbrella. opera-now.com/content/review…

Save the date for March 15! An all-star organist is coming to Walt Disney Concert Hall. Alcée Chriss III, known for incorporating gospel and jazz influences in his performances, “plays with clarity, imagination, musicality, virtuosity, and yes, personality” ("American Record Guide"). See him performing Rachmaninoff, Broadway hits, Bach, and more on our 6,134-pipe organ, "Hurricane Mama!" Tickets are on sale at laphil.com/organ. laphil.com/events/perform…

The next Symphonies for Youth concerts are coming up on March 14 and 28! Conductor Ana María Patiño-Osorio steers the Los Angeles Philharmonic through a thrilling ride on Villa-Lobos’ "Bachianas Brasileira," a stormy sea voyage through "Scheherazade," a festive dance-filled adventure across Spain and Mexico, and more. Get tickets for you and your young music lovers at laphil.com/sfy, and we'll see you there! (This 45-minute concert is recommended for children ages 5 to 11. Children under two not admitted.) youtu.be/vOVq4RzMT_c?si…

In 2019, Tom Hooten—LA Phil's principal trumpet and M. David and Diane Paul Chair—debuted at #1 on the iTunes classical chart with his crowd-funded, self-produced recording of John William's Trumpet Concerto. How did he do it? Read and listen to Hooten's conversation with KUSC's Brian Lauritzen to find out! Hooten performs the concerto with conductor Anna Handler and the LA Phil on March 13, 14, and 16 at Walt Disney Concert Hall. Get tickets at laphil.com and join us! kusc.org/articles/hoote…

Just announced! The LA Phil is excited to perform with @gustavodudamel at @edintfest this August. Save the date and join us for an unforgettable experience! Performance details: eif.co.uk/events/beethov… #EdinburghInternationalFestival

Hearing meets taste with Ancestral Table, part of the LA Phil’s Body and Sound: Music in Five Senses festival. Combining an evening-length solo performance and communal meal prepared by legendary @jitlada_la chef @jazz-sing, Ancestral Table considers ecology, migration, and cultural inheritance through the recipes of composer @maryprescottpiano's Thai mother. Performances take place at Millwick in the Arts District on March 19 and 20. Seating is limited. Grab your tickets at laphil.com while you can! Co-produced by LA Phil Insight and @liquidmusicseries.

Sister pianists Katia and Marielle Labèque (@KMLabeque) play "with unerring sensitivity, at times virtuosic ferocity and what look[s] like telepathic co-ordination" ("The Times"). They return on March 31 for a multisensory night of music by @PhilipGlass, accompanied by unique fragrance samples and specially desgined lighting. Read more about the experience below and get tickets at laphil.com/bodyandsound! thetimes.com/culture/classi…

laphil.com/events/perform… When activist painter Judy Baca conceived "The Great Wall of Los Angeles" in 1975 as a monument to California's Indigenous history, she began what would become a 50-year project to create one of the largest murals on the planet! On March 7 at Walt Disney Concert Hall, Gabriela Ortiz curates and @GustavoDudamel conducts a brand-new symphonic tribute to the mural! Be among the first in the world to hear the piece and see it alongside an original film by director Alejandro G. Iñárritu. Tickets at laphil.com.

.@GustavoDudamel captures the serenity of Beethoven's "Pastoral" Symphony before steering the orchestra into the treacherous depths of Thomas Adès’ “Inferno”—the fiery first movement of the work that won the LA Phil a Grammy for Best Orchestral Performance. Within minutes of hearing "Dante," "The Guardian" wrote that “You can feel the lightning bolt of [Adès’] virtuosity, the sense of pure enjoyment as he uses every orchestral resource to create a battery of exhilarating sound from a 75-strong orchestra.” Join us for a thrilling adventure if you dare! Tickets are available now at laphil.com. theguardian.com/stage/2021/oct…

Happy birthday to John Adams, a brilliant composer and conductor, as well as a dear collaborator as our John and Samantha Williams Creative Chair. From the US premiere of “Frenzy” in October to your new piano concerto “After the Fall,” which we performed with you and Víkingur Ólafsson, to the continuing project of the LA Phil Etudes, there has been much to celebrate this season. We can’t wait to experience more of your extraordinary music in the upcoming year! 📸: Elizabeth Asher and Halline Overby

“Gabriela Ortiz’s music speaks to both the body and the spirit, full of visceral primeval rhythms and mysterious, soulful sound-worlds,” says @GustavoDudamel. From February 26 to March 1, he conducts Ortiz's “Revolución diamantina,” a powerful ballet score inspired by Mexico’s 2019 “Glitter Revolution,” the feminist uprising around the country’s epidemic of violence against women. Experience live at Walt Disney Concert Hall as the Los Angeles Philharmonic, Los Angeles Master Chorale, and performers from Brazilian dance company Grupo Corpo bring this spectacular piece to life! Get your tickets today at laphil.com. laphil.com/events/perform…

Did you know that "Missa Solemnis" is one of @GustavoDudamel's favorite Beethoven works? Check out his favorite recording below and get ready to see him conduct Beethoven's epic and revelatory "Solemn Mass" for the first time ever from February 20 to 22! Get your tickets today at laphil.com. laphil.com/about/watch-an…

Last October, @GustavoDudamel and the orchestra hopped from Seoul to Tokyo to Taipei on a ten-day tour across Asia! Relive the highlights with us and read more about our trip at the link: laphil.com/about/watch-an…

Praising the pianist @YefimBronfman's expertise on the Schumann's Arabeske, the "Los Angeles Times" said that the masterwork “[flies] by as if on gossamer wings, Bronfman’s brawny fingers seeming somehow to barely brush the keys, as though there were nothing to it.” Bronfman returns to Walt Disney Concert Hall on February 11 to make magic happen right before our eyes! Get tickets at laphil.com to be here to witness it. latimes.com/entertainment/…

Just Announced! @LudovicoEinaud returns on October 9 on his Solo Piano Tour, performing his meditative, emotionally rich compositions by himself on our stage. More info here: bit.ly/WDCH2627LE