Los Angeles

After making an unprecedented investment in online content, will arts groups simply return to “normal” live performances?

Jocelyn Hagen’s Renaissance-inspired composition is a contemporary favorite, and Pacific Chorale opens its season with the multimedia work.

The choreographer’s latest piece, The Look of Love, draws on songs and feelings that everyone knows.

The tenor chats about starring in Rhiannon Giddens and Michael Abels’s work at LA Opera and being a magnet for new music generally.

Two of the city’s expert contemporary ensembles, Brightwork and HEX, team up for a musical journey.

The orchestra’s longtime music director and its board begin the process of choosing a successor — carefully.

As Both gets set for its Los Angeles premiere, the composer talks about what this major piece means and how her process factors in.

The Schindler House celebrates the artist and muse of this Los Angeles landmark.

The first recital in Piano Spheres’ new season is all about the interplay of acoustic and electronic sounds.

Changing the setting of Donizetti’s opera adds a conceptual layer that enhances a cherished score.