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The conductor is mighty formidable as he makes his last tour with the group.




Conductor Christoph von Dohnanyi is mighty formidable as he makes his last...




John Malkovich works with Musica Angelica on a multimedia musical theater...




Throat singer Tanya Tagaq mesmerizes in her L.A. debut with the Kronos Quartet.




The L.A. Phil, under Salonen's baton, blurs the divide between Brahms and Wagner.




Choreographer Mark Morris brings his once taboo-breaking, now classic interpretation of Purcell's opera...




Los Angeles has a Bruckner tradition. Some of the last century's most notable Brucknerians -- Otto...




Tenor marks 40 years on the Dorothy Chandler stage in gala fashion.




On its farewell tour, the trio plays its last concert in L.A. among friends.




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




The polished steel exterior of the Walt Disney Concert Hall is already familiar. Inside, the paint is...




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




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




The math behind eighth blackbird’s program Tuesday night at the Orange County Performing...




Visiting Los Angeles, the German avant-gardist revisits several of his studies in sound.




The Metropolitan takes Philip Glass' work on Gandhi to exalted levels.




To save what she calls a distracted society, the multimedia artist takes it upon...




Ursula Oppens takes an exhilarating turn at Elliott Carter's complex piece.




Édouard Lock's Montreal company rethinks Tchaikovsky with 'Amjad' at...




Led by Thomas Dausgaard, the orchestra plays Beethoven and Schumann with raw energy in Orange County.




As Dudamel unravels an exuberant program, soloist Leila Josefowicz matches him, zeal for zeal.




Andrew Manze demonstrates how Beethoven's Third changed the genre.




John Corigliano's new 'Circus Maximus' is presented with plenty of theatrical power.




Energy marks a significant night for the conductor in a program with works by Salonen and Berlioz and...




The fourth season of this electronic music series attracts a diverse group of Sonic-philes.




The future music director takes a deferential role in Philharmonic Chamber Music Society concert.




THE day it was released this month, Pierre-Laurent Aimard's recording of Bach's "Art of the Fugue" was...




The L.A. Phil catches up with Carter and adds new works by Frank and Meltzer.




The two-piano duo performs Messiaen for Santa Monica's new-music series, Jacaranda.




The violinist's technique stands out in her debut with the Los Angeles Philharmonic.




The L.A. composer creates feisty works with French color and jazz rhythm.




A recorder quartet with 'tude and a quick-thinking pianist find new ways to connect.




No opera per se, just a night with Michael York at the helm.




Conductor Semyon Bychkov leads the symphony through Shostakovich's Seventh.




Stéphane Denève is a popular young conductor who seems on the verge of landing a major orchestra. He is...




Twenty-five-year-old piano marvel Lang Lang has killer technique but immature judgment.




An experienced cast performs the story of a king's passion and its fallout in 'Radamisto' by Musica...




The performance in Pyongyang brings needed attention to the orchestra and could help break the ice...




Czech Philharmonic, under a little-known conductor, offers some unearthly sounds.




Two Pomona College concerts illuminate 20th century composer Messiaen's best-known works. Too bad...




It's still not perfect, but the Los Angeles Opera production is a lot better with its radiant Chilean...



Oscar-nominated Marion Cotillard uses her eyes the way the French chanteuse used her voice in 'La Vie...




Donizetti's 'Maria Stuarda' returns, and the result is less than historic.




Strong 'Voices' speaks to deeper meaning




L.A. Opera's fresh production brims with potential but must work out a few...




Jordi Savall puts world history in perspective in 'Lost Paradises,' his program celebrating a golden...




Vladimir Jurowski proves mercurial as he conducts the group.




Leonard Slatkin and the Nashville Symphony win big with Joan Tower's 'Made in America.'




Christoph Eschenbach leads the L.A. Phil in a grippingly dramatic Sixth Symphony.




L.A. Philharmonic’s ‘Magic Flute’ is a no-nonsense powerhouse.




Pianist Pierre-Laurent Aimard, this year's guiding force, embraces humanity...




Plácido Domingo and L.A. Opera have a winner with 'Luisa'




A polyglot festival reflects the nation's musical roots, which have much in...




Three Southland venues offer awe-inspiring pieces.




Kronos gives an epic West Coast premiere of Gorecki's second Third.




Jay Greenberg's talent is immense, but for the teen to grow, the music...




Swathed in a colorful past, the Ojai Festival is modest, informal and world-...




The artist's Combines aren't limited to canvas — they come alive in...