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A new sonata by Puerto Rican composer Roberto Sierra highlights the Cuban guitarist’s latest disc.

Wynton Marsalis, the Alexander Quartet, experimental opera, and a musical-comedy makeover of Romeo and Juliet are in the limelight this spring.

Helgi Tomasson announces his retirement while working tirelessly to present a bold, creative digital season.

Rehearsals were interrupted Monday, but the Band is set to premiere a piece by composer Peter Boyer.

The orchestra and its musicians expect to record music for streaming in Segerstrom Hall.

The pianist brings disciplined expression to Frederic Rzewski’s politically charged ruminations.

The Jerusalem Quartet and orchestra members play a program on Jan. 31.

A new omnibus streaming option opens up a world of creative musical efforts from the orchestra and its partners.

Arts organizations are flush with fresh ideas about how the arts can be central to rebuilding America’s economy and sense of community.

The bicoastal dance company premieres a new work Jan. 29–30.