Los Angeles

The city’s major arts institutions, from The Music Center to MOCA, host a free festival this weekend.

The chamber orchestra’s relaxed BroadStage concert offers an arresting contrast between classical and modern music.

A concert series exploring the physics and physiology of music is also a celebration of L.A.’s diversity.

The orchestra, led by Rafael Payare, christens the hall with a performance of Gustav Mahler’s epic Symphony No. 2.

The world premiere of Ortiz’s new concerto for cellist Alisa Weilerstein pairs with Mendelssohn’s music to A Midsummer Night’s Dream.

The organization is launching a Substack about music and astrology and also plans to release more archival recordings.

The smaller-scale Samueli Theater hosts stars from the classical, jazz, and cabaret scenes.

The 28-year-old talks about his latest projects, his passions, and his meteoric rise.

A concert revival of the 1995 musical demonstrates the work’s assets and flaws in equal measure.

Tines’s ongoing consideration of the legendary performer’s legacy continues in a recital for Monday Evening Concerts.