Richard S. Ginell

The Police’s famed drummer presents the group’s hits arranged for rock band and orchestra in a fun show at The Soraya.

The season is young, but the orchestra is in overdrive for a Kaija Saariaho premiere and Scriabin’s Poem of Ecstasy.

The Philadelphia Orchestra’s splendid performances under the baton of Yannick Nezét-Séguin are welcome additions to the Price revival.

The jazz pianist and his touring band sound better than ever, and bassist esperanza spalding provides a perfect opening set.

The renowned violinist’s Alone Together gives voice to 39 composers wrangling with the heartbreaking challenges of the past 18 months.

The pianist takes unpredictable but always absorbing creative risks on his new album.

A new disc featuring commissions for the Paul Whiteman Orchestra reveals the charms of a once-popular composer who deserves wider recognition.

The Czech National Symphony Orchestra renders three Mendoza compositions with soprano Julia Bullock and saxophonist Joshua Redman joining in.

He and the LA Phil also revisit his debut with the orchestra via an electrifying Tchaikovsky Symphony No. 5.

Gil Rose and company bracket Medea with an old favorite and a revealing Hand of Bridge.