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Single tickets for the remaining three Orchestral Series concerts, at either Alex Theatre or Royce Hall, are available online.
Subscriptions for Family Concerts are now available online.
Subscriptions for Westside Connections are now available online.
Single tickets to Discover Bach’s Magnificat are available online or by phone/fax/mail.
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.
- February 16
- baroque conversations 2
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- February 25
- discover bach's magnificat
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The Magnificat, or Song of Mary, is one of the eight most ancient Christian hymns, with text taken directly from the Gospel of Luke. Bach composed his Magnificat, one of his major vocal works, for Orchestra, five-part choir and soloists. Jeffrey Kahane cites his love of choral works as one of the main reasons he chose to pursue a conducting career. For this Discover concert, he focuses the discussion on how Bach illustrates and illuminates the text of the Magnificat.
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- February 26
- family concert 1: project trio's appalachian spring
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Get ready for PROJECT Trio’s high-octane twist on Copland’s Appalachian Spring. This inspiring group returns as LACO’s Family Concerts artists-in-residence, kicking off their first of three-years of fun, family musical adventures.
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- March 1
- westside connections 1 with special guest Michael Ruhlman
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Acclaimed writer and culinary authority Michael Ruhlman’s main goal is to get people into the kitchen to cook, try new things, learn and have fun. His newest book is Ruhlman’s Twenty: The Ideas and Techniques that Will Make You a Better Cook.
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- March 7
- jeffrey kahane and LACO: a 15th anniversary celebration
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Beloved as a conductor, Jeffrey Kahane is a versatile artist and is one of the great pianistic talents of our time. During his 15th anniversary season, the LA Phil presents LACO’s acclaimed music director in the solo spotlight, joined by LACO’s dynamic concertmaster Margaret Batjer and prodigious principal cello Andrew Shulman.
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- March 15
- baroque conversations 3
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- March 22
- westside connections 2 with special guest Jonathan Gold
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LA Weekly’s Jonathan Gold was the first restaurant critic to win a Pulitzer Prize. Although he covers all types of cuisine, he often chooses small, ethnic restaurants for his reviews. A collection of his articles can be found in his book, Counter Intelligence: Where to Eat in the Real Los Angeles.
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- March 24 & 25
- refracted
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Works old, new and somewhere in between! This scintillating program combines Mozart’s beloved Symphony No. 40 with a world premiere by Brooklyn-based Timothy Andres, “unquestionably a distinctive talent.” (The Guardian) An accomplished pianist, Andres also joins LACO for “a new completion of the ‘Coronation’ Concerto” in which he has replaced entirely Mozart’s sketches for the left-hand part.
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- April 1
- family concert 2: fool for dance
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Taking their cue from the Baroque court dances of the 18th-century, French and Italian composers Maurice Ravel and Ottorino Respighi created Le tombeau de Couperin and Gli uccelli (_The Birds_) in 1919 and 1927 respectively. Now dancers of the American Contemporary Ballet join the Orchestra to bring the music to life for you. On April Fool’s Day, bring your friends and be a fool for dance!
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- April 5
- westside connections 3 with special guest Susan Feniger
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Susan Feniger’s passion for food and genuine love for the authentic flavors of street and home cooking have propelled her successful career as chef, restaurateur, cookbook author and media darling. She is co-chef/owner of the Border Grill restaurants and Border Grill Truck, owner of Susan Feniger’s STREET and veteran of Food Network’s Too Hot Tamales.
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- April 19
- baroque conversations 4
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- April 21 & 22
- kahane 2
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Like father, like son? Jeffrey and Gabriel Kahane appear on stage together as conductor and composer/soloist for the first time in a concert of particular poignancy. Inspired by his grandmother’s diaries, Gabriel’s new work chronicles the family’s departure from 1939 Germany and the journey that brought them via Cuba to Los Angeles. Expanding on the concert’s theme of adaptation and relocation are Ives’ Three Places in New England and Haydn’s “London” Symphony with its exuberant finale.
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- May 3
- baroque conversations 5
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- May 6
- family concert 3: mozart & me
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Experience works Mozart wrote when just a boy, interspersed with lively enactments of the youthful composer’s letters to his father. Learn more about Mozart with mom and dad and bring home your own memories.
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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.