08 Nov 2010
L.A. Phil to transmit performances to HD-equipped movie theaters
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http://articles.latimes.com/2010/nov/08/entertainment/la-et-la-phil-live-20101109
By Reed Johnson [Los Angeles Times, 8 November 2010]
In a bold venture that the Los Angeles Philharmonic hopes will boost its "national brand" recognition and help raise the profile of classical music from Manhattan to Orange County, the orchestra next year will transmit live performances of three of its concerts to more than 450 high-definition-equipped movie theaters throughout the United States and Canada.