The program, created in collaboration with Ruckus, features works from early in the American Republic to comment on issues of today.
Staged among giant sculptures at The Broad, Cornelius Cardew’s large-scale work was a curious encounter.
The superstar pianist gave a spectacular performance of Prokofiev’s Piano Concerto No. 2.
Star violinist Alexi Kenney brought unusual and unforgettable music together in the Symphony’s black box space.
Soprano Golda Schultz spurred conductor Harry Bicket to an exciting conclusion of an all-Mozart concert at Davies Hall.
Joyce DiDonato and Time for Three performed a new song cycle by Pulitzer Prize-winning composer Kevin Puts.
The pianist’s Sacredness takes inspiration from Ellington but charts its own eclectic path.
The top-flight Mexican orchestra performed at Segerstrom Hall on Jan. 29.
Percussionist Andy Meyerson curated the festival around the question, "what is the future of our art form?"
At the Jan. 29 concert, she demonstrated a strong connection with the orchestra and a precise conducting style.
