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With Damien Geter’s Ravel-like score, the moving production rounds out West Edge Opera’s summer festival to great effect.

Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra announced Matthias Pintscher as its next music director.

Clarice Assad's Kontrol brilliantly parodies a tech demo gone haywire.

The L.A. chamber orchestra wins over 1,500 New Yorkers in Central Park — and keeps playing when the rain starts.

Eric Tuan's new commission and a semi-staged Carmina Burana share one summer night at Davies Symphony Hall.

World Arts West is distributing a grant of $500,000, split between 20 companies involved in ethnic dance and arts in underserved communities.

The prolific jazz artist’s ambitious recording project, dropping eight albums on one day, is a revelatory window into peak Goldberg.

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From German lieder to jazz sextets, the Musical Grant Program will support the creation of a wide-ranging set of artistic projects.

Over two days in San Mateo, 21 different local dance companies will take the stage in a show of unity.

Oakland Ballet is celebrating a small but ambitious 60th anniversary season.

The orchestra celebrates its connection to the modernist maestro with a bold, innovative concert.