Disney Hall in review

Frank Gehry’s Walt Disney Concert Hall is a powerful and madly exuberant work.




The hall lives up to its expectations with the flawless "Rite of Spring."




Critics from all points weigh in — Gehry's work earns raves.




Premiere of Adams' work unleashes a sound as exciting as the surf, which resonates perfectly in the new...




Stars attract stars. With the opening of the Walt Disney Concert Hall such a celebrated event, it was...




It takes the young pianist time to become acclimated to the new hall, but his virtuosity and speed take...




With the celebrities gone and the galas over, the L.A. Phil can settle in to its highly hailed new home.




If you're afraid you'll never afford tickets to the Walt Disney Concert Hall unless you mortgage the...




Now that another orchestra — the Academy of St. Martin in the Fields — has played in the Walt...




Sight and sound complement each other as the ensemble opens its season with works by the late Earle...




The "Resurrection" Symphony, a sonic spectacular, gets a revelatory airing by the L.A. Philharmonic.




Twenty-two Novembers ago, the Los Angeles Philharmonic started its then revolutionary, now widely...




By showcasing the surreal stylings of Japan-based troupe dumb type, L.A.'s...




Pianist Keith Jarrett ran into some problems at the hall's first jazz concert.




The Philharmonic's piece for children is entrancing, but the young audience is...




The Los Angeles Master Chorale made a smashing debut in its new home Sunday.




At the new REDCAT Gallery, a survey of paintings by the late Emerson Woelffer...




Smooth, low-key show from the 'barefoot diva' gains little when strings are...




Morton Subotnick, with help from a computer, offers a sensory-pleasing experience.




With Roberto Abbado conducting, Luca Francesconi's "Cobalt, Scarlet: Two Colors of Dawn" rises at Disney.




In the conductor's first Disney Hall appearance with the L.A. Philharmonic, he...