We have studied the behavior of the Raman phonons of a stoichiometric LaMnO3 single crystal as a function of temperature in the range between 77 K and 900 K. We focus on the three main phonon peaks of the Pbnm structure, related to the tilt, antisymmetric stretching (Jahn-Teller mode) and stretching modes of Mn-O octahedra. The phonon frequencies show a strong softening that can be fit taking into account their renormalization because of three phonon anharmonic effects in the pseudoharmonic approximation. Thermal expansion effects, in particular the variation of Mn-O bond lengths with temperature, are not relevant above 300 K. On the contrary, phonon width behavior deviates from the three phonon scattering processes well bellow T-c. The correlation between the magnitude of the cooperative Jahn-Teller distortion, that disappears at 800 K and the amplitude of the Raman phonons in the orthorhombic phase is shown. Nevertheless, Pbnm phonons are still observable above this temperature. Phonon width and intensity behavior around T-c can be explained by local melting of the orbital order that begins quite below T-c and by fluctuations of the regular Mn-O octahedra that correspond to dynamic Jahn-Teller distortions.