Craig Hella Johnson’s compassionate oratorio memorializes the tragic victim of homophobic violence.
The conductor and violinist meld minds in a concerto Salonen composed expressly for Josefowicz.
Dudamel delves into the details with his superb readings of the American master.
Cellist Maya Beiser and dancer Wendy Whelan grapple with the tragedy of 9/11 in a Bay Area premiere.
The septet featured music by Maddalena Casulana and Clara Schumann in a concert that was a little too firmly rooted in the past.
Gustavo goes for the gusto with Symphonies Nos. 1 and 2 in LA Phil’s welcome Ives Festival.
An inevitable, last-minute staging decision distracts from an otherwise sublime production.
Surprise changes in the program make for a thrilling piano recital by the masterful Yuja.
The Berlin-based ensemble performs hidden gems with extraordinary verve and precise musicality.
Soprano Julie Adams joins the collaborative chamber orchestra in Samuel Barber’s poignant Knoxville.
