New York Times

‘La La Land’ Orchestral Performance Saved by Keyboardist in the Audience

Title: Audience Keyboardist Steps In to Save ‘La La Land’ Orchestral Performance

A 21-year-old student from the audience rose to the occasion after a musician fell ill during a live rendition of the ‘La La Land’ score. With the situation requiring an immediate solution, composer Justin Hurwitz called out for a sight reader. The young student volunteered and successfully filled the gap, ensuring the performance continued smoothly.


Source: New York Times Generated at: 2026-06-02 15:00:44 UTC

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