Full Series subscriptions to our 2010-11 Orchestral Series are available by phone only. Please call Jacquie, Marcella or Laura at 213 622 7001 × 215 today to order. Or, you may also download the PDF order form and mail or fax it to LACO.

Mini Series or Flex subscription packages (4 or more concerts; same number of seats per concert) are available by phone and online.

Tickets may be ordered online 24 hours a day, until four hours prior to the starting time of each concert. (Exception: online ordering for family concerts closes at 4 pm on the preceding Friday.) After those times, please call the LACO box office, or buy tickets at the venue.

September 25 & 26

infinite enchantment

Imagine. Glistening gossamer and chimerical creatures evoked by the power of ethereal music. In this season-opening concert, LACO performs colorful works in a program of pure
enchantment that features violinist Lelia Josefowicz.

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November 6

discover beethoven 7

Did you know that the familiar rhythm of the slow movement of Beethoven’s Seventh Symphony is the dactylic hexameter of Homer? In our musical exploration, Jeffrey Kahane discusses the notion that Symphony No. 7 was inspired by Homer’s poetry. The evening culminates in a performance of the Symphony. Be there to hear this much-loved work like never before!

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December 11 & 12

spotlight on LACO

All of the LACO players are soloists in their own right, ready to step into the spotlight at any time. Cheer on Joshua Ranz as he performs the iconic Clarinet Concerto. Then, celebrate the bicentennial of Schumann’s birth when principal cello Andrew Shulman shines in the great Romantic composer’s tender, elegiac concerto. The Orchestra displays its versatility in Wolf, Schumann, Kellogg and Golijov.

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January 22 & 23

haydn's drum roll

Drum roll, please. The Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra presents the best of Haydn – his 103rd Symphony. Praised by The Boston Globe for his “breathtaking…immaculately detailed” playing, Solzhenitsyn conducts Mozart’s Piano Concerto No. 20 from the keyboard and leads the Orchestra in Lutosławski’s immensely powerful tribute to Bartók.

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February 26 & 27

french connection

Bienvenue en France! Acclaimed for her “extraordinarily imaginative playing” and her “sense of infinitesimal, digital ease,” (Piano le Magazine) 21-year-old French pianist Lise de la Salle makes her LACO debut in Saint-Saëns’ delightful showstopper. Her dynamic countryman, Louis Langrée, is at the helm for the concert.

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March 19 & 20

bach's birthday

Gather with other Baroque lovers on Bach’s birthday weekend. Our concert celebrates the incredible range of the composer’s sound atmosphere and emotion. Making her Los Angeles debut, Sasha Cooke displays her “rich, supple sound and passionate delivery” (The New York Times). Jeffrey Kahane brings his masterful touch to the “Air” that gave rise to Air on the G String and conducts the opening Concerto from the piano. This concert is pure gold!

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April 16 & 17

beethoven's emperor

Romp through scales and chords with Harbison’s “charming spoof of pedantic rudimentary musical instructions.” (The New York Times) Jon Kimura Parker adventurer both in music and in life, brings his powerful playing to the “Emperor” Concerto, the final and grandest of Beethoven’s five piano concertos.

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May 14 & 15

mozart's prague

On January 19, 1787, the sweeping panoramic views and eclectic architecture of Prague set the backdrop for the highly-anticipated premiere of Mozart’s Symphony No. 38. LACO recreates the excitement of that evening, pairing a virtuosic performance of Mozart’s most dramatic Symphony with the world premiere of Derek Bermel’s genre-bending fusion of Luciana Souza’s soulful bossa nova vocals and classical instrumentation.

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May 22

22nd annual silent film

The Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra proudly presents Charlie Chaplin’s extraordinary comedies, A Dog’s Life (1918) and Shoulder Arms (1918).

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Tickets are available by phone at 213 622 7001 x 215.

Programs and artists subject to change. No refunds or exchanges.