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Angèle Dubeau’s Immersion highlights the violin’s modern side.

Pianist Karl Larson, a frequent collaborator with the composer, makes the most of these languid, idiosyncratic sketches.

The homebuilding tycoon was one of L.A.’s most visible, and controversial, arts philanthropists.

Three short concerts will feature video by Mercury Soul and three works for string orchestra.

The vocalist/multi-instrumentalist’s latest opus is a compassionate look at our time and a cornucopia of farsighted connections.

The online fundraiser combines virtual tours of classic homes and gardens with music performances by festival participants.

The highly anticipated public performances are slated for July 3 and 31.

Drawing on his European classical training, his Chickasaw heritage, and sometimes Celtic roots music, Tate optimistically fuses it all into his own American style.

Rarely performed in the U.S., this music from Ralph Vaughan Williams and William Walton deserves a wider audience.

Even when revisiting her 2009 Steel Hammer for a film adaptation for Cal Performances, the composer likes to jump in at the deep end.