Are you a fan of Beck? Or the Los Angeles Philharmonic? Or Gustavo Dudamel? Maybe all of the above?
If any of those apply to you, stay up and watch — or set your TiVo or other DVR of choice for — “The Late Late Show with James Corden” tonight (or rather early Tuesday morning, if you’re a stickler for technically accurate descriptions of chronology). Why? Because Beck et al will be performing “Tarantula” from the forthcoming album of music inspired by the Oscar-nominated film, Roma.
Click HERE for more info.
(h/t to Delmar Williams for the heads up)
Visits to @JKCorden are never dull….TONIGHT Beck will be performing music inspired by @alfonsocuaron‘s Oscar Nominated @ROMACuaron on @latelateshow joined by Gustavo Dudamel, @LAPhil members, @FeistMusic, Jason Faulkner, @IlanRubin & more! #LateLateShow https://t.co/mdWrupSl7T
— Beck (@beck) February 4, 2019
All is Yar 
I thought I spotted Liang Wang (former NY Phil principal) as guest principal oboe at yesterday’s LA Phil concert. Is he being considered for the post?
Ernie Robles Sent from my iPhone
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Hmmmm. I’m not in town and didn’t attend, so I don’t know. It’s certainly possible, but I’d honestly be a little surprised if it were him. Let me see if I can find out
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No, it was NOT Liang Wang. It is Mingjia Liu from San Francisco Opera.
See here: https://sfopera.com/about-us/people/bios/orchestra/mingjia-liu/ .
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