The Pan-American Music Initiative now includes the world premiere of a work commissioned from Colombian composer Victor Agudelo, in addition to the previously announced world premieres by Gabriela Ortiz (Mexico), Ricardo Lorenz (Venezuela), Alex Nante (Argentina) Francisco Cortéz-Álvarez (Mexico), Gonzalo Garrido-Lecca (Peru), and Angélica Negrón (Puerto Rico). This is part of the future of the LA Phil: deepening the experience of our concerts and exploring all the dimensions of our music.”ĪDDITIONAL PROGRAMMING FOR THE 2021/22 SEASON Under Gustavo’s artistic leadership, we are reaching out more and more to connect our community with the meanings and values of the music on our stage. And, as we will show in our collaboration with Deaf West Theatre in Beethoven’s Fidelio, it can even speak without making a sound, touching the most profoundly universal aspects of humanity.”Ĭhad Smith said, “The programs we’re announcing for the second half of the season include a wealth of humanities events that support the LA Phil’s mission of engaging and inspiring the broadest possible audience. It can converse with empathy and urgency, as in our Power to the People! Festival. It can reach across continents, as the rhythms of our Pan-American Music Initiative resonate over walls and borders. It can speak to us through time and generations, as we see in our Gen X Festival. These upcoming events are a beautiful expression of that impact and of the way that music can speak to us across any divide.
After returning to live performances this past fall, we were reminded once again of the power and impact of art. Gustavo Dudamel said, “Even though there are many challenges still ahead, we enter this new year full of hope. The 2022 programs include signature LA Phil initiatives: the Power to the People! Festival organized by Gustavo Dudamel and Creative Chair for Jazz Herbie Hancock the multi-year Pan-American Music Initiative (PAMI), curated this season by composer Gabriela Ortiz the multidisciplinary, multi-genre Gen X Festival curated in part by composer Thomas Adès newly announced concerts with Father John Misty (Feb 25), Nas (May 1) and Liz Phair (May 10) on sale this Friday, January 7 highly anticipated concerts from Damon Albarn (Jan 24), Sparks (Feb 7 & 8), Andy Shauf (Mar 11) and José González (Mar 15) and significantly expanded humanities events throughout the season that explore ideas and themes beyond the stage. In addition, starting January 18, all audience members who are eligible must have received a COVID-19 booster dose in addition to being fully vaccinated in order to attend performances at Walt Disney Concert Hall. Bohnett Chief Executive Officer Chair Chad Smith announced new details of the LA Phil’s winter-spring programs at Walt Disney Concert Hall, from January 7 through June 14, 2022. 5, 2022 – Los Angeles Philharmonic Music & Artistic Director Gustavo Dudamel and Chief Executive Officer and David C.
Starting January 18, Audience Members Are Required to Show Proof of Full Vaccination and, if eligible, COVID-19 Booster Shot to Attend Performances Karen Tongson and Wynter Mitchell-Rohrbaugh Angela Davis and Poet/Librettist Saul Williams Īrtist Talk with Christine Sun Kim in Conjunction with Fidelio įrank Gehry’s Immersive Installation Wishful Thinking on View Īnd Evenings with Author Sarah Schulman, “Waiting To X-Hale” Podcast Hosts New Concerts with Father John Misty and Nas with the LA PhilĮXPANSIVE HUMANITIES PROGRAMS TO EXPLORE ARTISTS, THEMES AND ISSUES THROUGHOUT THE SEASON:Ĭonversations with Scholar/Activist Dr. World Premieres of LA Phil Commissions as part of the Pan-American Music Initiative New Concerts with Liz Phair and “Voices of a Generation” as part of the Gen X Festival HIGHLIGHTS FROM JANUARY THROUGH JUNE INCLUDE :īeethoven’s Opera Fidelio in a Semi-Staged Collaboration with Deaf West Theatre for both Deaf and Hearing Audiences
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