Los Angeles

The orchestra’s chief operating officer moves up to the hot seat.

The rapier-witted, cantankerous, prizewinning classical-music critic for the LA Times died Sept. 29.

A critic’s thoughtful essay looks at the recent history and near future of arts journalism.

A big, excellent idea needs more attention to practical details.

The soprano superstar chats about her wide-ranging projects beyond the limelight of the opera stage.

Anne Sofie von Otter shines in a Berlioz song cycle.

Move over Hollywood, there’s a new 800-pound gorilla on the block.

The globetrotting pianist opens the orchestra’s Disney Hall season with Gershwin.

The line between pop and classical continues to blur, in a three-concert series presented by Christopher Rountree and Anna Bulbrook.

The innovative company has an upcoming residency at the Wallis that highlights the rise of the L.A. dance scene.