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Hollywood Bowl Orchestra

Led by esteemed conductor Thomas Wilkins and including some of the best studio musicians in Los Angeles, the Hollywood Bowl Orchestra is the Hollywood Bowl’s own world-class ensemble. By day, many of the orchestra's members work scoring films in Hollywood; by night, they perform everything from Shostakovich to Flying Lotus for up to 17,500 people.

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Thomas Wilkins

Principal Conductor, Hollywood Bowl Orchestra

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Hollywood Bowl Orchestra Musician Roster

Meet the orchestra

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Hollywood Bowl Orchestra Auditions

Join the Hollywood Bowl Orchestra! Explore opportunities at one of the most iconic venues.

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History of the Hollywood Bowl Orchestra

Led by Principal Conductor Thomas Wilkins and including some of the best studio musicians in Los Angeles, the Hollywood Bowl Orchestra is the venue’s own world-class ensemble.

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Artists and the Hollywood Bowl

As one of the world’s most storied outdoor venues, the Hollywood Bowl stands as a home for artists across genres, generations, and cultures—its legacy shaped by the breadth and impact of those who have taken its stage.

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Los Angeles Philharmonic

The Los Angeles Philharmonic, with more than 100 members, presents an inspiring array of music through a commitment to foundational works and adventurous explorations.

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