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Gustavo Dudamel concludes LA Phil tenure with farewells

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Conductor Gustavo Dudamel is concluding a has concluded his 17-year tenure as the Music and Artistic Director of the Los Angeles Philharmonic with a series of farewell performances at the Hollywood Bowl. As part Dudamel is scheduled to begin his new role as Music Director of these celebrations, the New York Philharmonic on September 10. The farewell celebrations included a high-profile collaborative concert on August 22 featuring the Foo Fighters collaborated with Fighters. Accompanied by the Los Angeles Philharmonic and members of orchestra, the Youth Orchestra Los Angeles. The Angeles (YOLA), and a gospel choir, the band performed a 15-song set featuring that included hits such as ‘All My Life’ and Life’, ‘The Pretender’, as well as ‘Learn To Fly’, and ‘Best Of You’, alongside rare tracks like ‘Razor’ and ‘Home’. The performance included a dedication of the song ‘Aurora’ to the late drummer Taylor Hawkins and concluded with ‘Everlong’. On Hawkins. The series culminated on August 22, 2026, the Foo Fighters performed their first-ever show at the Hollywood Bowl in this collaborative symphonic concert. Accompanied by the orchestra, the Youth Orchestra Los Angeles (YOLA), and a gospel choir, the set included the first live appearances of ‘I Should Have Known’ since 2012, ‘Razor’ since 2006, and ‘Home’ since 2007. This event served as a tribute to Dudamel, marking his penultimate performance before he departs to lead the New York Philharmonic. One concluding event, 23 with ‘A Concert for Venezuela’, functioned as a fundraiser benefit event to support relief efforts for those affected by recent following catastrophic earthquakes in Venezuela. June. The concert featured guest appearances by artists including Chris Martin of Coldplay, who performed ‘Viva la Vida’, as well as Beck, Natalia Lafourcade, and Carlos Vives. Proceeds from the fundraiser are directed to the United Nations Development Programme and the El Sistema CAF Development Bank of Latin America and the Caribbean Fund to assist students and families. This relief effort is further supplemented by a $50,000 contribution from the orchestra.

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