Los Angeles

Organizers Jacaranda and the Wende Museum bring Ukrainian American musicians together to celebrate the artistic heritage of a country whose very existence is under threat.

The LA Phil’s mini-festival introduces good music without attempting to find a through-line.

The Met’s “most daring diva” talks with SFCV about her storied career, performing with her husband, and the enduring allure of My Fair Lady.

Adding a layer of mythology to the story offers poetic perspective but ultimately steals focus.

The conductor’s criticism of the Maduro government in 2017 shifted the direction of the film in productive ways.

Broadway dominates, but some of the world’s great classical quartets and jazz headliners are also visiting Costa Mesa next season.

The soundscape of the desert is part of composer Kennedy Verrett’s SoundCheckEarth, which premieres outdoors at the park, on Earth Day.

Baritone Nathan Gunn is the star of this new one-man work presented by LA Opera.

The violinist and bass-baritone give the world premiere of a genre-defying music-theater piece.

The new season will feature three works from LACO’s composer-in-residence program, as well as a piano concerto for Jeffery Kahane.