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Full Series subscriptions to our 2009-10 season are available by phone only. Please call Jacquie, Marcella or Laura at 213 622 7001 × 215 today to order.

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

Online ticketing for individual Family Concerts, Westside Connections and Baroque Conversations concerts in January 2010.

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 4pm on the preceding Friday.) After those times, please call the LACO box office, or buy tickets at the venue.

March 20 & 21: hope; Witness the evocative power of Daniel Hope’s “astonishingly beautiful playing” (The Birmingham Mail) in a concert that pays tribute to three great composers whose music was suppressed under the Nazi regime. Inspired by the historical and personal significance this program holds for both Hope and Kahane, this performance celebrates the power of art to transcend adversity.; buy tickets
March 25: westside connections 2; LACO’s innovative chamber music series continues when playwright David Rambo joins the Orchestra to explore the connections between Sibelius’s musical works and his own creative output. Margaret Batjer, who curates the series, builds a program around Rambo’s musical inspirations.; buy tickets
March 28: family concert 2: fly me to the moon — from j.s. bach to mr. spock; buy tickets
April 1: baroque conversations 3; Explore the genesis of orchestral music through intimate performances with the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra. In signature LACO style, the artists will introduce the music from the stage, share their insights, and invite your questions to conclude the evening.; buy tickets
April 17 & 18: jupiter; Noted for his fresh musical interpretations, Jeremy Denk brings his “bracing, effortlessly virtuosic and utterly joyous” playing (The New York Times) to the works of two earlier musical innovators, Mozart and Stravinsky. The penultimate concert of our 41st season concludes with Mozart’s 41st Symphony, “the greatest orchestral work of the world that preceded the French Revolution.” (Sir George Grove, 1906); buy tickets
April 29: westside connections 3; This season of Westside Connections closes with an appearance by renowned stage director Peter Sellars. Margaret Batjer, who curates the series, chooses selections of music to illustrate Sellars’ reflections on how music inspires great creativity.; buy tickets
May 2: family concert 3: jokin' baroque; buy tickets
May 6: baroque conversations 4; Explore the genesis of orchestral music through intimate performances with the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra. In signature LACO style, the artists will introduce the music from the stage, share their insights, and invite your questions to conclude the evening.; buy tickets
May 15 & 16: great romantics; Get carried away by the sweeping melodies and emotional power of the great Romantics. Heralded by the Los Angeles Times for the “glorious glitter and careful classical phrasing” of his Beethoven interpretation, Jeffrey Kahane conducts the pivotal Third Piano Concerto from the keyboard. Also an accomplished pianist, French composer George Bizet wrote his effervescent symphony at age 17, although the work was not heard until 1935, 80 years later. By contrast, American composer George Tsontakis looks forward to being in the audience when his LACO commission is premiered.; buy tickets

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

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