Los Angeles

The new executive, who comes to Los Angeles from the Dallas Symphony, ticks all the boxes.

Glennie has paved a remarkable path — as a soloist, as a deaf performer, and as an advocate for connection above all else.

Widely divergent approaches to composition make for an ear-opening experience.

The closing concert highlights composers at every career stage, from an undergraduate student to a 95-year-old master.

With several U.S. premieres, the return of its Baroque ensemble, and a raft of guest stars, the group builds on its successes.

Composer Molly Joyce and choreographer Jerron Herman are exploring the ways we symbolically divide the human body.

In a concert powered by Derrick Skye’s fascinating Prisms, Cycles, Leaps 3, LACO bids farewell to a longtime venue.

For its 2024–2025 season, the group launches a new initiative that aims to involve the entire city.

The South Korean conductor chats with SFCV about success, perseverance, and knowing when to take a chance.

With John Adams conducting, five world premieres precede Anthony Davis’s clarinet concerto featuring soloist Anthony McGill.