Richard S. Ginell

The orchestra and conductor Lahav Shani are touring with a program that pairs two Jewish composers, Gustav Mahler and Paul Ben-Haim.

New high-profile recordings of works by Erwin Schulhoff, Mieczysław Weinberg, and Alberto Hemsi return nearly lost music to life.

Now in his 80s, the composer has made a late-career breakthrough with these two works for orchestra.

An outstanding production and epic musical score highlight a triumphant West Coast premiere.

The Icelandic pianist ups the quirkiness factor by recording his latest album on both a grand and an upright.

The acclaimed music director surprised the classical world when she stepped away from her position with the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra.

The Pan-American Music Initiative gives the orchestra the chance to revisit some recent pieces, like Gabriela Ortiz’s dazzling violin concerto.

Changing the setting of Donizetti’s opera adds a conceptual layer that enhances a cherished score.

The massive work for orchestra, big band, and chorus was first heard on the West Coast 21 years ago, two days after 9/11.

The leading Danish composer turned 90 this year, and these major works capture a lifetime of musical evolution.