Los Angeles

Paintings were the inspiration for Thea Musgrave’s Trumpet Concerto and, of course, for a Mussorgsky/Ravel classic, at the Hollywood Bowl.

Trying to shake the pandemic and its performance restrictions is anything but straightforward.

He’s one of the giants of the jazz world, but he’s never settled for just one genre. SFCV has your guide to the pianist/composer’s staggering output.

Orchestras, chamber ensembles, and soloists from far and wide ring in a post-pandemic season of in-person performances.

This month, nine concerts in six venues focus the spotlight on emerging talent from around the globe.

Look for chamber performances at Music@Menlo and with the LA Phil at the Hollywood Bowl.

The Pulitzer Prize-winner tells SFCV about her earliest influences and latest work.

A triumvirate of artists will run the experimental opera company.

Incorporating everything from jazz to Sumerian choruses into her work, the Iranian-born polymath never stops creating. She talks with SFCV about her latest projects.

Reimagine is a delightful romp through contemporary miniatures in a wild range of styles, each a unique response to an earlier piano trifle.