Members of the Los Angeles Philharmonic Classical Concerts in SoCal
Find upcoming Members of the Los Angeles Philharmonic classical concert listings in Southern California, with dates, venues, programs, and ticket status.
Program: Georges Enescu: Doucement mouvemente from Decet for Winds in D major, Op. 14; Ruth Gipps: Seascape, Op. 53; Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Serenade in C minor, K. 388; No intermission Performers: Members of the Los Angeles Philharmonic; Mert Yalniz (conductor) The LA Phil continues its series of free neighborhood concerts! By bringing live classical music directly to audiences across Los Angeles County, this series builds, deepens, and diversifies our relationships with local music lovers. Neighborhood Concerts are presented in partnership with the host venue, community organizations, and artists. By attending an LA Phil Neighborhood Concert, attendees witness world-class musicians in their community at no cost. In Bellflower, woodwind players from the Los Angeles Philharmonic will perform Mozart’s austere serenade, Gipps’ shimmering imitation of stormy seas, and the soothing first movement from Enescu’s winding work for 10 players.
Program: Georges Enescu: Doucement mouvemente from Decet for Winds in D major, Op. 14; Ruth Gipps: Seascape, Op. 53; Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Serenade in C minor, K. 388; No intermission Performers: Members of the Los Angeles Philharmonic; Mert Yalniz (conductor) The LA Phil continues its series of free neighborhood concerts! By bringing live classical music directly to audiences across Los Angeles County, this series builds, deepens, and diversifies our relationships with local music lovers. Neighborhood Concerts are presented in partnership with the host venue, community organizations, and artists. By attending an LA Phil Neighborhood Concert, attendees witness world-class musicians in their community at no cost. In Bellflower, woodwind players from the Los Angeles Philharmonic will perform Mozart’s austere serenade, Gipps’ shimmering imitation of stormy seas, and the soothing first movement from Enescu’s winding work for 10 players.