Los Angeles

You’ll be seeing some of these singers on the LAO stage soon.

The collective of performers and composers more than kept its cool when one of the weekend’s big programs fell through.

At 63, the soprano has many irons in the fire, including un-retiring from the Metropolitan Opera to sing in a premiere.

The L.A. chamber group puts its fun, engaging spin on Mozart’s opera, crafting a performance that’s satire with a message.

The three students played together for only a year before taking gold at the national chamber music competition.

The all-American program includes William Grant Still’s First Symphony and Peter Lieberson’s stirring Neruda Songs.

Giddens will bring musicians she has long worked with, plus more details to be announced.

The dancer/choreographer talks about the American Modern Opera Company and their collective curation of this year’s Ojai Music Festival.

Giustino transcends time and place in James Darrah’s new production for Long Beach Opera.

A lively concert of 20th-century Italian chamber music focuses on works by Ferruccio Busoni and Luciano Berio.