Victoria Looseleaf

The Peruvian tenor will present a recital including zarzuela and French repertory at LA Opera on Feb. 10.

The recital with Long Beach Opera highlights seven female characters with famous meltdowns.

The Tony-nominated musical theater composer continues his 15-year working relationship with the San Francisco Gay Men’s Chorus.

The conductor shares how she left her plans for finance behind to build a career in contemporary, operatic, and symphonic music, instead.

The song cycle’s Jan. 16 performance in San Diego will have a starry cast.

The Los Angeles Philharmonic’s resident keyboardist discusses her attraction to new works.

Parable of Portals, a dance performance inspired by the late science-fiction author’s works, lands at CAP UCLA on Dec. 11.

Pacific Symphony Orchestra’s new music director talks about conducting new and old scores, and connecting with musicians and audiences.

Young voices of the celebrated children’s choir will bring holiday cheer to the Los Angeles area this month under the leadership of Fernando Malvar-Ruiz.

The soprano prepares to sing the lead role in Puccini’s La bohème.