Harrison's Young Caesar Tickets

Harrison's Young Caesar is more than a performer page—it's your insider guide to the vibrant world of a composer who bridged Western and Asian musical languages. Inspired by Lou Harrison (1917–2003), Harrison's Young Caesar dives into the youth of Julius Caesar and his early ties with Nicomedes IV of Bithynia. From its puppet-opera origins to modern stage productions and a 2017 LA Phil reworking, this project sits at the crossroads of innovation and tradition. Here, you’ll find a concise biography, discography highlights, and upcoming tour information to help you secure your seats with ease.

With a career spanning decades, Harrison’s contributions helped launch the American gamelan movement and earned recognition such as the Edward MacDowell Medal (2000). The Young Caesar project has seen notable revivals—from Caltech’s premiere in 1971 to a 2017 Los Angeles Philharmonic presentation at Walt Disney Concert Hall, and a 2018 live-performance album release by The Industry Records. Follow official pages for the latest tour dates and connect with the community via social channels linked below. We’ve got you covered—secure your seats and support live performance.