Zubin Mehta Conducts the Los Angeles Philharmonic
Segerstrom Center for the Arts, Segerstrom Hall (600 Town Center Drive Costa Mesa, CA 92626)
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Segerstrom Center for the Arts Presents Les Ballets de Monte-Carlo
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Segerstrom Center for the Arts presents the Southern California debut of Les Ballets de Monte-Carlo performing a sophisticated version of the classic romantic ballet, Cinderella. One of Sergei Prokofiev's most popular and melodic scores, this production of the fairy tale ballet by a company from the real-life fairy tale kingdom of Monaco is choreographed by artistic director Jean-Christophe Maillot, whose sleek and modern interpretation presents Cinderella as a fresh-faced girl in a simple ivory frock and bare feet. Her longing for her lost mother is so great, it results in the appearance of a fairy godmother who will guide the girl into womanhood. This is Cinderella as you've never seen it before. Called "poetic and expressive" by La Croix and "brilliant" by Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, Maillot's Cinderella will capture your heart. Learn More
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Quotes & Highlights
- "Of all Mahler's symphonies, the Seventh is the most enigmatic, and in its musical language the most radical and forward-looking." Andrew Clements, The Guardian
- Listen to a sample of Mahler's Symphony No. 7.
Description
Zubin Mehta has been the conductor of the Israel Philharmonic since 1991. Combining concerts, recordings and tours, Zubin has conducted over 1,600 performances on five continents with this extraordinary orchestra. Before leading the Israel Philharmonic, he led the New York Philharmonic (1978-91), the Los Angeles Philharmonic (1962-78) and the Montreal Symphony (1961-67).