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SUMMARY:Los Angeles\, CA (Opening\, Etudes Nos.15 & 3)
DESCRIPTION:https://www.laphil.com/events/performances/4446/2027-02-24/vikingur-olafsson \nVíkingur ÓlafssonColburn Celebrity RecitalWed / Feb 24\, 2027 – 8:00PM \nThe megastar from Iceland returns with reflective works by Debussy\, Rameau\, and Philip Glass. \nProgramPhilip GLASSOpening from GlassworksDEBUSSYOndine from Préludes\, Book IIPhilip GLASSEtude No. 15RAMEAUSelections from Suite No. 3 in DDEBUSSYSerenade for the Doll from Children’s CornerRAMEAUSelections from Suite No. 2 in E minorDEBUSSYJardins sous la pluie from EstampePhilip GLASSEtude No. 3DEBUSSYThe Snow is Dancing from Children’s CornerRAMEAUSelections from Suite No. 5 in A minor \nAbout this PerformanceThe Icelandic megastar revisits selections from his 2020 recording of keyboard jewels\, including Debussy’s impression of “Gardens in the Rain\,” dancing snow\, and a porcelain doll come to life. Treating each piece “like a sculpture\, worth studying from all angles in search of new interpretations and surprises” (The New York Times)\, Víkingur Ólafsson also weaves Philip Glass etudes with three suites originally written for the harpsichord by Rameau—the composer Ólafsson calls “the bad boy of the French baroque.” \nListening to Ólafsson is “like riding a magic carpet\,” writes The Times of London. “These pictures and sensations\, transmuted into music\, radiate with lightness\, elegance\, and a delight in every variety of life.” \nThis series is generously supported by the Colburn Foundation.This concert is supported by the Colburn Foundation.
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SUMMARY:Los Angeles\, CA (Violin Concerto No.1\, Symphony No.15 "Lincoln")
DESCRIPTION:https://www.laphil.com/events/instances/r9m077nx/2027-03-12/anna-handler-conducts-philip-glass \nMinimalist Icons FestivalAnna Handler Conducts Philip Glass \nStriking\, powerful works that showcase the breadth of Glass’ abilities.While he’s rightly credited as helping to invent classical Minimalism\, Philip Glass’ artistic vision is robust enough to include music of deep beauty and poignant melancholy that touches lifelong fans and the classical-curious alike. With his Violin Concerto No. 1\, he composed a piece he thought his father would like—he even made the first three notes “D-A-D.” It’s been called “a wonderful introduction to the composer’s work” (Violinist.com)\, and the Los Angeles Philharmonic’s 2025 recording with Anne Akiko Meyers was hailed by Gramophone for its “sweeping dramatic curves and classical dimensions.” Meyers reprises her role here.   \nGlass’ new Symphony No. 15 continues his musical exploration of titanic historical figures. Having written music about Einstein and Gandhi\, among others\, he turns his sights to Abraham Lincoln\, taking inspiration from the 1838 Lyceum Address\, the future president’s famous rebuke of mob rule and anti-Black violence.
URL:https://philipglass.com/event/los-angeles-ca-violin-concerto-no-1-symphony-no-15-lincoln-2/
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SUMMARY:Los Angeles\, CA (Violin Concerto No.1\, Symphony No.15 "Lincoln")
DESCRIPTION:https://www.laphil.com/events/instances/r9m077nx/2027-03-12/anna-handler-conducts-philip-glass \nMinimalist Icons FestivalAnna Handler Conducts Philip Glass \nStriking\, powerful works that showcase the breadth of Glass’ abilities.While he’s rightly credited as helping to invent classical Minimalism\, Philip Glass’ artistic vision is robust enough to include music of deep beauty and poignant melancholy that touches lifelong fans and the classical-curious alike. With his Violin Concerto No. 1\, he composed a piece he thought his father would like—he even made the first three notes “D-A-D.” It’s been called “a wonderful introduction to the composer’s work” (Violinist.com)\, and the Los Angeles Philharmonic’s 2025 recording with Anne Akiko Meyers was hailed by Gramophone for its “sweeping dramatic curves and classical dimensions.” Meyers reprises her role here.   \nGlass’ new Symphony No. 15 continues his musical exploration of titanic historical figures. Having written music about Einstein and Gandhi\, among others\, he turns his sights to Abraham Lincoln\, taking inspiration from the 1838 Lyceum Address\, the future president’s famous rebuke of mob rule and anti-Black violence.
URL:https://philipglass.com/event/los-angeles-ca-violin-concerto-no-1-symphony-no-15-lincoln/
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