For Los Angeles fans who want to see Gustavo Dudamel before he departs in 2026, here are some more chances to do so.

Gustavo’s Fiesta, celebrating Gustavo Dudamel’s final gala as Music & Artistic Director. Learn more and see how to purchase ...

Gustavo Dudamel has a soft spot for his 'adopted home' of Los Angeles, which he will leave for New York City and its philharmonic in 2026.

As leader of the L.A. Philharmonic, he's transformed the city’s — and classical music’s — audience. He wants to expand that mission when he assumes control of the N.Y. ensemble in 2026.

Meet executive director Eduardo Méndez, the man behind the institution's impressive growth in the last decades both inside ...

Now, an ambassador of the sublime, Dudamel travels to cities like Trenton, N.J., where the median household income is about $31,000. The Trenton Music Makers is a program inspired by El Sistema.

Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by The naming of Gustavo Dudamel to lead the New York Philharmonic elicited national pride among Venezuelans and excitement among those who provide ...

Gustavo Dudamel smiles as he wraps up Encuentros performance in Palacio de Bellas Artes in Mexico City. The image is from the new documentary “¡Viva Maestro!” (Photo by Gerardo Nava/The ...

Gustavo Dudamel’s focus on hair was apparent on his first day at the New York Philharmonic as heir apparent. The 42-year-old conductor, famous for his bushy locks, magnetic personality and an ...

Gustavo Dudamel makes for a compelling subject in "¡Viva Maestro!," even if Theodore Braun's documentary struggles to address the sociopolitical strife in the conductor's native Venezuela.

Though Gustavo Dudamel just recently made his debut as conductor of the Los Angeles Philharmonic, the Venezuelan already has been crowned the city's newest rock star. At just 28 years old, many ...