Los Angeles

Gabriela Lena Frank’s luminous and dreamlike work has its third staging in California.

A wide variety of classical projects — including those from the SF Symphony and the LA Phil — get nods as well.

If architecture helps define a city, then the bold, beautiful Frank Gehry-designed venue is a landmark for an arts-rich metropolis.

Nina C. Young, Koh’s neighbor, composed Traces for her, and it’s the highlight of a concert conducted by Jeffrey Kahane.

The 90-year-old composer appears in likely his last tour, a collaboration with German video artist Lillevan.

The composer/pianist’s third commission for the Los Angeles Master Chorale isn’t the only project he’s been working on.

Meet a boutique organization that specializes in the full-throated choral music of opera.

Omar Offendum’s storytelling, rapping, and singing weave together past and present in a closely observed whole.

The collaborative work involves L.A.’s recent poet laureate, composer Sarah Hennies, and a women’s whistling group.

As amazing as the opera’s score and libretto are, the production has drawn raves for Kazan’s designs in particular.