Dudamel dedicates concert to a slain student in Venezuela — and opens a new chapter with the L.A. Phil

No one makes history with Schubert’s early symphonies. Schubert didn’t. But Gustavo Dudamel did Friday night at Walt Disney Concert Hall. He walked on stage with uncharacteristic brusqueness — no smiles. The Venezuelan music director of the Los Angeles Philharmonic looked at the orchestra for a...

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