Tom Jacobs

The star conductor will remain at the LA Phil helm until the end of his contract.

The schedule this summer at the Bowl reveals a lot of love for Hollywood, along with classical masterworks and a few premieres.

The LA Phil, SF Symphony, and San Diego Symphony will oversee a November festival featuring more than 50 ensembles.

The state of California is making music and the arts available for students of all ages with a big boost in funding.

The director’s latest collaboration with the chorus adapts a mournful but timely piece by early Baroque composer Heinrich Schütz.

The famous composer talks about his latest work and coming back from a long struggle with depression.

The classic film turns 50 this year, and a screening with live orchestra comes to Hollywood’s Dolby Theatre on Oct. 29.

International stars, interesting programming, and performances across Southern California return with the chamber organization’s 2022–2023 season.

Six L.A. ensembles will share the Zipper Hall stage in an inaugural event previewing their seasons.

SFCV chats with the composer who, at 83, is still finding new challenges, be it writing his next piece or conducting another performance.