Gustavo Dudamel delivers his 'love letter to L.A.' in his final summer at the Hollywood Bowl
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Gustavo Dudamel delivers his 'love letter to L.A.' in his final summer at the Hollywood Bowl
"Summer is the season of Gustavo Dudamel at the Hollywood Bowl this year, as the beloved conductor wraps up his 17-year run at the helm of the Los Angeles Philharmonic. Audiences can bid him farewell during a trio of performances at Walt Disney Concert Hall in June, before the Bowl launches into a new season featuring a four-night Dudamel tribute titled "Celebrating Gustavo at the Bowl." That series opens Aug. 20 as part of the L.A. Phil's jam-packed summer lineup."
"The Dudamel love fest arrives as the Bowl dedicates its iconic stage to John Williams in celebration of the composer's decades-long relationship with the venue. The newly christened John Williams Stage and the special Dudamel programming will pay tribute to two towering Bowl icons during a major moment of change for the L.A. Phil. Dudamel conducted his very first concert as the L.A. Phil's music director in 2009 at the Bowl."
Gustavo Dudamel finishes a 17-year tenure as music director of the Los Angeles Philharmonic. Farewell performances will include a trio of concerts at Walt Disney Concert Hall in June and a four-night event, "Celebrating Gustavo at the Bowl," opening Aug. 20 at the Hollywood Bowl. The Hollywood Bowl stage will be dedicated as the John Williams Stage in recognition of John Williams' decades-long relationship with the venue. Dudamel first conducted as music director at the Bowl in 2009 with Beethoven's Symphony No. 9 and the Youth Orchestra Los Angeles (YOLA). The kickoff will reprise Beethoven No. 9 with the symphony and YOLA, debut a new Michael Giacchino orchestral piece with lyrics by Amanda Gorman, present a Latin pop-rock variety show "Dudamel's Playlist," include a joint concert with the Foo Fighters, and offer a retrospective celebration.
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