Through The Healing Project, which lands in L.A. this week, the Berkeley-reared musician and artist has taken on the prison-industrial complex.
Having absorbed many different techniques, Barton is less interested in stretching boundaries than obliterating them.
Ahead of her Cal Performances date, the celebrated jazz vocalist chats about her latest album, inspired by a woman cursed to be a serpent.
Drawing strength from community roots, figgis-vizueta has assembled a concert of big ideas for Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra.
An advocate for the Deaf community, as well as for increased human understanding, Hunter has found his voice and purpose in dance.
The principal player opens up about performing under pressure and the tools musicians shouldn’t use to cope.
Ahead of New Year’s Eve concerts at Disney Hall, the chanteuse talks about her history with the band and what the future has in store.
Schick’s career at the forefront of contemporary classical music has been defined by major journeys, notably along the California coast.
Ahead of her California performances this week, the soprano chats about how she connects with a song — and an audience.
The orchestra’s principal horn player will retire in December, and he plans to write historical fiction with his time off, among other pursuits.
