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With the inevitable cancellation, the orchestra is starting to figure out what it can present in new ways.

Bay Area and Los Angeles music and dance groups are among those getting direct funding through the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act.

The show has gone on through great quakes, depressions, and wartime, but COVID-19 presents a confounding set of new challenges.

L.A.-based piano duo HOCKET responds creatively to the times with pieces that last mere moments.

San Diego’s Mainly Mozart brings live classical music back with a pair of free drive-in concerts.

On the schedule: drive-in shows, a documentary about Michael Tilson Thomas, and a silent film scored by local musicians.

For these performers, sheltering-in-place has provided an opportunity to explore new musical avenues.

The resilient choreographer remains active, creative, and collaborative, whatever the challenges.

The Lorelei Ensemble sings Lang’s updated setting of the Tristan and Isolde story with elegance and conviction.

The composer melds voices, cello, and electronics in works based on texts from three poets.