Gustavo Dudamel Closes 17-Year Run with LA Philharmonic with Benefit Concert for Venezuela Relief
The concert raised funds for earthquake relief in Venezuela and featured Chris Martin, Beck and other artists honoring Dudamel's 17-year LA Phil tenure.
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Gustavo Dudamel closes 17-year run with LA Philharmonic with benefit concert for Venezuela relief
Proceeds from the farewell concert will benefit Dudamel's native Venezuela as the country continues to recover from catastrophic earthquakes that struck in June.
After a historic 17-year-old cycle, Gustavo Dudamel closed his stage last night at the head of the Los Angeles Philharmonic (LA Phil), consolidating a cultural symbiosis that transformed classical music in the United States, diversified the audiences and promoted the integration of the Latin community. The final gold brooch took place with a charity concert in the Hollywood Bowl aimed at raising funds for Venezuela, ending a story begun in 2009,…
Maestro Gustavo Dudamel Turned His Los Angeles Farewell Into a Love Letter to Venezuela and Latin America with Chris Martin, Natalia Lafourcade, Lasso and More
Gustavo Dudamel ended his 17-year LA Philharmonic tenure with a star-filled Hollywood Bowl benefit for Venezuela's earthquake victims.
Chris Martin to Perform with LA Phil at Venezuela Benefit at Hollywood Bowl
Coldplay singer Chris Martin will join Gustavo Dudamel and the LA Philharmonic at Sunday evening’s benefit concert at the Hollywood Bowl to raise funds for those affected by the recent earthquakes in Venezuela, officials announced Sunday. Martin joins a previously announced lineup of Beck, Eduardo Betancourt, Meme del Real of Cafe Tacvba, Adria Duque, GIVEON, Jorge Glem, Natalia Lafourcade, Lasso, Ernesto Laya, Elvis Martinez, Gregorio Nieto, Mo…
After a historic 17-year-old cycle, Gustavo Dudamel closed his stage last night at the head of the Los Angeles Philharmonic (LA Phil), consolidating a cultural symbiosis that transformed classical music in the United States, diversified the audiences and promoted the integration of the Latin community. The final gold brooch took place with a charity concert in the Hollywood Bowl aimed at raising funds for Venezuela, ending a story begun in 2009,…
After a historic 17-year-old cycle, Gustavo Dudamel closed his stage last night at the head of the Los Angeles Philharmonic (LA Phil), consolidating a cultural symbiosis that transformed classical music in the United States, diversified the audiences and promoted the integration of the Latin community. The final gold brooch took place with a charity concert in the Hollywood Bowl aimed at raising funds for Venezuela, ending a story begun in 2009,…
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