Richard S. Ginell

Isabelle Faust championed Robert Schumann’s Violin Concerto and Dinis Sousa conducted Huang Ruo’s topical Tipping Point.

Thomas Adès's spectacular ballet excerpt gets a bold reading from the LA Phil, paired with a brisk Beethoven Sixth.

The pianist’s March 7 performance was so moving it inspired the audience to hum along.

Revolución diamantina, as performed by the LA Philharmonic, is a memorable masterwork.

The record focuses on six pieces, each in the key of E.

Tony-nominated playwright Jeremy O. Harris fashioned a new script for Beethoven’s Egmont, which the actress delivered powerfully.

Five world premieres of the Feb. 3 concert ranged from small etudes to an inventive piano concerto.

The pianist’s Sacredness takes inspiration from Ellington but charts its own eclectic path.

At the Jan. 29 concert, she demonstrated a strong connection with the orchestra and a precise conducting style.

Capping off a remarkable week for L.A. orchestral music, the maestro drew sophistication and nuance from the exuberant ensemble.