The stars come out to celebrate all things LGBTQ in a wildly entertaining evening that’s begging to be repeated.
Director Nicolas A. Garcia’s production, with an excellent cast, is funny and musically on point.
With Lise Davidsen and Gerald Finley in the leads and Edward Gardner conducting, this live recording is compelling on every level.
Potentially challenging pieces become inviting in an eclectic program that encompasses everything from Luciano Berio to the Beatles.
James Gaffigan conducts this masterpiece, rescheduled from last September’s Chorus strike, along with three works by Gordon Getty.
With its trademark instrumental menagerie, the group illuminates scores by Harry Partch and gives two world premieres.
In Los Angeles, the soprano is joined by stage stars Lindsay Mendez, Jessie Mueller, and Tituss Burgess for a heartening recital.
The pioneering minimalist composer is honored over two evenings, and his music seems to speak to the ethos of everyone onstage.
Flutist Claire Chase’s astonishing programming for 2025 is devoted to music with complexities beyond the sounded notes.
The conductor’s final concert as music director is nothing short of magnificent.
