Los Angeles

Try to keep up, folks, this is a densely packed season.

Conductor and orchestra up their game in music by Hindemith, Schoenberg, and Kurt Weill.

It’s a trek from downtown, but the venue’s superior acoustics prove perfect for the chamber orchestra’s wide-ranging concert.

A full evening of improvised music makes for challenging and rewarding listening.

Several Icelandic composers and Kaija Saariaho filled out an exciting, if gloomy new-music concert.

Eímear Noone will conduct excerpts from the Best Score nominees at Sunday’s ceremony.

Matthew Aucoin more than fulfills his promise as LAO’s first composer-in-residence.

Are there parallels today with Germany and its vibrant cultural scene during the period between WWI and the rise of Nazism?

All-new productions and its signature Off-Grand series continue to mark LA Opera’s ambitions.

The anonymous donation underwrites a partnership with the USC Thornton School of Music.