Harlow Robinson

Khachaturian's sabres, Tchaikovsky's Rococo charm, and Ravel's blazing Mussorgsky fill the Bowl on a night of firsts.

Led with quiet passion by Marin Alsop, the LA Phil cast a spell with works by the two greats.

The weekend at Music Academy of the West included contemporary chamber music and then a multimedia orchestra concert.

Principal conductor Thomas Wilkins led a concert of Black composers and songs from the Broadway musical Suffs.

From Balanchine to Peck, NYCB brings old mastery and new ideas to Los Angeles.

Yo-Yo Ma soloed in a new work by Angélica Negrón, and Gustavo Dudamel led Richard Strauss’s great symphonic poem.

The design of Barrie Kosky’s imaginative production brought whimsy to the performances.

The composer’s thorny Selah received a stunning performance, but Tchaikovsky’s Mozartiana brought delight.

The conductor’s eagerly awaited, COVID-delayed first appearance with the LA Phil delivered on every front.

The talented French pianist made a difficult program of Russian repertoire look easy.