The American master’s turbulent, challenging music arouses powerful responses.
The young vibraphonist has just released an album of originals, but on Friday he was showing off his versatility with a set of taut arrangements of funk jazz.
In his first solo recital for the Omni Foundation, the guitarist took his audience on a journey of ardent emotional complexity.
The young singers brought spark and polish to some deservedly obscure musical-theater and operetta selections.
A curious program pairs Ives with Dvořák and a misplaced serving of Gershwin.
From von Biber’s bombastic Battalia to the subtleties of a recent Andrew Norman piece, the NCCO played everything with grace and beauty.
Martian invasion threatens L.A. Philharmonic concert!
William Kentridge fuses physics, early modernist art, jazz-age music, and colonial history in a profound multimedia revue.
L.A. Opera and Beth Morrison Projects explore the intricacies of Ingmar Bergman’s film in an opera by Keeril Makan and Jay Scheib.
Environmental sounds animate the New Zealander’s vital compositions.
