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The Los Angeles Philharmonic presents a powerful program featuring Mahler’s First Symphony, famously known as "Titan." This gargantuan symphony is celebrated for its audacious exploration of life's triumphs and tragedies, filled with nature-inspired motifs and explosive crescendos. Conducted by Anna Handler, a former Dudamel Fellow known for her vigorous and infectious style, the performance also features the renowned pianist Emanuel Ax. Ax will perform a piano concerto by film score legend John Williams, a work specifically written for him that blends velvety textures with ghosts of jazz history, echoing the styles of Art Tatum, Bill Evans, and Oscar Peterson.
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Thu, 1 OctThe Los Angeles Philharmonic is led by conductor Anna Handler with featured soloist Emanuel Ax.
The evening pairs a piano concerto composed by John Williams with Gustav Mahler’s First Symphony, often called the Titan.
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