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Yuja and LA Phil put on an MTT celebration in the New Year

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Yuja and LA Phil put on an MTT celebration in the New Year

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The LA Phil today announced that on February 1, renowned pianist Yuja Wang will join the Los Angeles Philharmonic and conductor Michael Tilson Thomas for a program titled “Celebrating MTT with Yuja Wang.”

Michael Tilson Thomas has been part of the LA Phil family for more than five decades and in honor of his 80th birthday, the orchestra celebrates its former Principal Guest Conductor with selections of his music and other classic gems alongside the world-renowned pianist, whose collaborations in concert with Tilson Thomas have spanned two decades.

 

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