Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra

making great music personal



2010-11 season

Bach, Mozart, Beethoven and Mendelssohn

Their presence on the program heralds masterworks you know you’ll enjoy. And with Jeffrey Kahane at the helm of LACO’s 40 astonishing artists, it’s sure bet that the music-making will be wonderful.

But what makes LACO concerts so special are the riveting, personal moments that take you completely by surprise.

  • Jeffrey Kahane opening his heart in a spontaneous comment from the podium that opens your ears to a new way of listening
  • Being enveloped in sonic warmth as the violins stand in a half-moon to perform a string serenade
  • Going to hear a classic and falling in love with a work you’ve never heard before
  • Becoming part of the artistic experience as the camaraderie between the musicians flows into the audience
  • Jumping to your feet as a young soloist makes the leap to stardom
  • The sheer joy of 40 virtuosos achieving oneness in music that brings unexpected tears to your eyes

You don’t know what it’s going to be or when it’s going to happen. But when it does, it takes your breath away.

The Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra is making great music personal again in the 2010-11 season.

Be there to experience it.

our next performance

    • Saturday, 25 Sep 2010
    • Alex Theatre
    • 8 pm
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    • Sunday, 26 Sep 2010
    • Royce Hall
    • 7 pm
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infinite enchantment

  • Mendelssohn Overture, Scherzo & Nocturne from A Midsummer Night’s Dream
  • Prokofiev Violin Concerto No. 1 in D major
  • Pierre Jalbert Les espaces infinis (“The Infinite Spaces”)
  • Haydn Symphony No. 88 in G major
Jeffrey Kahane

Imagine. Glistening gossamer and chimerical creatures evoked by the power of ethereal music. In this season-opening concert, LACO performs colorful works in a program of pure
enchantment that features violinist Lelia Josefowicz.

upcoming performance

    • Saturday, 06 Nov 2010
    • Ambassador Auditorium
    • 8 pm
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discover beethoven 7

  • Beethoven Symphony No. 7 in A major

special event

turkey à la carte

Indulge your palate with homemade Turkish cuisine and delectable Turkish wines following an exciting performance by LACO musicians Susan Greenberg, flute; Damian Montano, bassoon and Helen Goode-Castro, clarinet.

    • Saturday, 02 Oct 2010
    • 7 pm
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about LACO

The Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra was founded in 1968 as an artistic outlet for the film and record studios’ most gifted musicians. The respected music critic Jim Svejda praised LACO as “America’s finest chamber orchestra.” Learn More.

For tickets and additional information, call 213 622 7001.



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