Richard S. Ginell

The Holy Liftoff is a warm, welcoming installment of Chase's Density 2036 project.

Andrew Megill has it both ways in Carmel, pairing pointed Bach cantatas with a candlelit collage of Rilke-inspired choral music.

The festival's opening weekend stretches Carmel's ears with collages of old and new.

The trumpeter revisits his joyous 1960s hits and proves he still has plenty of fuel in the tank.

Esa-Pekka Salonen did a masterful job of concert programming and great performers did the rest.

A new recording with Donald Runnicles from the Grand Teton Music Festival lands between Viennese warmth and Bernsteinian angst.

Gustavo Dudamel’s triumphant final concerts as music director of the LA Philharmonic reflected his main interests.

Prokofiev’s Romeo and Juliet and Stravinsky’s Firebird Suite are released in various, albeit confusing, listening formats.

Pacific Symphony's beloved Sunday chamber series makes its recorded debut with eight new works.

The music director presented Die Walküre across six days of performances last weekend. He bids farewell to the LA Phil on June 5-7.