Los Angeles

The composer’s rarely performed Credo shares a concert with works by J.S. Bach and a premiere by Zanaida Stewart Robles.

More than 60 years after its first and last performance here, Simone Young leads the orchestra in this delightful work.

The production, seen in San Francisco last season, seems uninspired at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion.

The group’s collaboration with electronic musician Jlin anchors a riveting L.A. show.

With an upcoming premiere at Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra, Skye continues the multicultural musical exploration he’s become known for.

Whether it’s through food, fun, or conversation, the L.A. chamber organization has figured out some key ways to connect with audiences.

The conductor’s illness has not dulled his musicianship or memory.

As Flora, mezzo-soprano Sarah Saturnino, one of the company’s young artists, brings her background as an intimacy director to the production.

The cross-cultural chorus, now touring America, shows how to break down barriers and foster empathy in traditionally divided communities.

Aaron Diehl shines in Timo Andres’s new piano concerto, while the orchestra’s principals solo in music by Adams and Aaron Copland.