The veteran player continues to tap into the unique variety that the Bay Area jazz scene has to offer.
Derrick Wang’s funny, sharply observed one-act pairs well with Gilbert and Sullivan’s Trial by Jury.
This tour of Latin American folk styles makes an impression, along with a cool reading of Brahms’s Second Symphony.
The Soviet composer’s conflicted legacy reaches astonishing highs and lows in this concluding CD set from the orchestra and Andris Nelsons.
In a live screening, Wu Tsang’s project benefits from a score by Caroline Shaw, Andrew Yee, and Asma Maroof.
The everyday magic of Tokyo inspired Stone’s new multimedia work Re:gendo.
A captivating take on Jean-Philippe Rameau’s Suite in A Minor opens the pianist’s recital and is the key to appreciating the entire program.
Artistic Director Harry Bicket leads a starry cast in a performance that would have any Baroque operagoer clamoring for more.
The company’s new production is a delight and very well cast.
The Los Angeles Master Chorale premieres Billy Childs’s rhapsodic ode to his mother.
