Los Angeles

The Aug. 14 program at the Hollywood Bowl brought masterful performances of works by Russian and Russophile composers.

Gustavo Dudamel and Cho drew a capacity crowd for a concert connecting two musical giants.

As chairwoman of the Annenberg Foundation, Wallis supported civics, culture, and conservation, especially in Los Angeles.

Leonard Slatkin conducted a program including his son Daniel’s Voyager 130 and Gustav Holst’s The Planets.

Principal dancer Christine Shevchenko prepares to perform the titular role in Giselle from July 24–27.

The Venezuelan ensemble, set to appear in a series of concerts conducted by Gustavo Dudamel, had to pull out “due to travel complications.”

The composer’s innovative and collaborative style is highlighted during a concert at Thayer Hall, marking the one-year anniversary of her passing.

The 29-year-old, returning to the LA Phil this month, says that connecting with an orchestra is all about being open to other perspectives.

The ensemble is hosting its inaugural Santa Monica Music Festival this weekend, with four world premieres planned.

In San Marino, the group pays homage to its namesake ensemble with spirited performances of Hugo Wolf, Alexander Borodin, and César Franck.