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LA Phil's 2022-23 Disney Hall season lineup celebrates Black women artists and Pan-American music

Phil’ s music and artistic director, conducts during a rehearsal on May 12, 2021, at the Hollywood Bowl.

LOS ANGELES — The history of collaboration between Black women artists; the legacy and thriving state of classical music in the Americas; the untold stories of women who lived during the California Gold Rush; and an immersive, multimedia exploration of the work of three historic female composers, dating back to the Middle Ages. These themes, stories and artists will be explored as part of the 2022-23 season lineup for Walt Disney Concert Hall, announced Tuesday by the Los Angeles

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