What is lpomusic.com?
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lpomusic.com is the official website of the Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra (LPO), a classical music organization based in New Orleans. The site is the primary place to find the orchestra's concert schedule, buy tickets, learn about its musicians, and support the organization through donations. It is aimed at audiences in the New Orleans area and visitors looking for upcoming classical, crossover, and community performances.
What you can do on the site
The homepage is organized around a few clear functions:
- Browse upcoming concerts — A dated event list shows what is playing, where, and when, with a "Read more" link for each program.
- Buy tickets — Individual events have a "Get Tickets" link, and a dedicated Subscribe page at
lpomusic.com/subscribehandles subscription purchases. - Donate — A donor section states that gifts support the LPO's mission to "transform lives in schools and communities across New Orleans."
- Meet the orchestra and engage with the community — The site describes the LPO, its musicians, and community programs.
- Join the mailing list — A "Join our list" signup keeps visitors informed about future events.
What kind of performances are listed
The schedule mixes core classical repertoire with crossover and community-oriented programming. Examples drawn from the site's event listings include:
| Date | Event | Venue / Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Sep 23 | Mozart Symphony No. 31 "Paris" | New Marigny Theatre; with Offenbach, Milhaud, and Debussy |
| Sep 24 | Northshore Classics: Mozart Symphony No. 31 "Paris" | Fuhrmann Auditorium |
| Oct 2 | LPO + Tank and the Bangas + Dawn Richard | Orpheum Theater; collaboration with Grammy-winning artists |
| Oct 8 | Concierto en Tango | Orpheum Theater; Ginastera, Miguel del Aguila, Falla |
| Oct 15 | Market Nights: Flagboy Giz | Market Night series |
| Oct 20 | An Evening with Carlos Miguel Prieto | Cocktails, conversation, and a documentary premiere |
| Oct 22 | Prieto Returns: Shostakovich No. 5 | Orpheum Theater; with Revueltas and Prokofiev |
| Oct 28 | The Protecting Veil | Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Cathedral; string-only program |
| Nov 4–5 | Birds, Bugs and Kites | Two nights, two venues |
This range shows the LPO programs both standard orchestral works and collaborations that reach beyond the traditional concert hall.
Who the site is for
- Local concertgoers in New Orleans and the surrounding Northshore area who want dates, venues, and tickets.
- Classical music listeners interested in specific composers or guest artists.
- Supporters and donors who want to contribute to the orchestra's education and community work.
- Visitors planning around a specific performance, such as a holiday trip or a guest-conductor appearance.
Practical notes
- Ticket purchases and subscriptions are handled through the site; the homepage states "Tickets to all concerts on sale now."
- Pricing details are not shown in the site's summary information, so check the individual event or subscribe page for current prices and terms.
- Venues vary by program — the Orpheum Theater, New Marigny Theatre, Fuhrmann Auditorium, and Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Cathedral all appear in the listings — so confirm the location before you go.
If you want to attend an LPO concert, start with the Upcoming Events section, open the event you're interested in, and follow the ticket link. If you plan to attend several concerts, the Subscribe page is the more efficient route.