LA PHIL STORE EXCLUSIVE

The LA Phil proudly presents Ortiz, a limited edition 4-LP box set celebrating the music of Gabriela Ortiz. Sold exclusively at the LA Phil Store, this release contains the albums Revolución diamantina and Yanga, available on vinyl for the first time ever!

Gabriela Ortiz’s Revolución diamantina and Yanga represent the pinnacle of the Los Angeles Philharmonic’s celebrated Latin American series—visceral, vibrant works that pulse with Mexican identity, rhythmic fire, and orchestral brilliance. Conducted by Gustavo Dudamel, these landmark recordings capture the Los Angeles Philharmonic at its most electrifying alongside the Los Angeles Master Chorale, Tambuco Percussion Ensemble, violinist María Dueñas, cellist Alisa Weilerstein, and pianist Joanne Pearce Martin.

This collector’s edition preserves two of the most significant works in the contemporary Latin American orchestral canon, which collectively have won six Grammys and one Latin Grammy.

• Best Classical Compendium
• Best Orchestral Performance
• Best Contemporary Classical Composition (Revolución diamantina)

WINNER - 2025 Latin Grammy® Award (Revolución diamantina): Best Classical Contemporary Composition

• Best Classical Compendium (album)
• Best Contemporary Classical Composition (Dzonot)
• Best Choral Performance (Yanga)

Featured artists:

Revolución diamantina

• Los Angeles Philharmonic
• Gustavo Dudamel, Music & Artistic Director
• María Dueñas, violin

• Los Angeles Philharmonic
• Gustavo Dudamel, Music & Artistic Director

• Los Angeles Philharmonic
• Gustavo Dudamel, Music & Artistic Director
• Cristina Rivera Garza, scenarist (Revolución diamantina)
• Los Angeles Master Chorale
• Grant Gershon, Artistic Director
• Jenny Wong, Associate Artistic Director

Yanga

• Los Angeles Philharmonic
• Gustavo Dudamel, Music & Artistic Director
• Tambuco Percussion Ensemble
• Los Angeles Master Chorale
• Grant Gershon, Artistic Director
• Jenny Wong, Associate Artistic Director

• Los Angeles Philharmonic
• Gustavo Dudamel, Music & Artistic Director
• Alisa Weilerstein, cello

• Los Angeles Philharmonic
• Gustavo Dudamel, Music & Artistic Director
• Joanne Pearce Martin, piano