Reviews

Tysen Dauer - February 26, 2018

Music, drama, and insightful text transform a taboo topic into art.

Peter Feher - February 26, 2018

The famous flutist gives a program of repertory staples his customary polish.

Jim Farber - February 24, 2018

Two generations of composers, separated by 50 years, share a concert in L.A.

Andrew Gilbert - February 20, 2018

Jazz in the Neighborhood presented three adventurous and diverse California Jazz Conservatory bandleaders.

Jim Farber - February 20, 2018

The composer joins forces with students and faculty from CalArts.

Rebecca Wishnia - February 20, 2018

The lauded string quartet gives Bartók and Beethoven romantic readings.

Lisa Hirsch - February 20, 2018

Like father, like son: John and Samuel Carl Adams appear in a concert by the string quartet that has embraced their music.

Niels Swinkels - February 20, 2018

With the S.F. Symphony, the venerable conductor laureate shows how to do more with less fuss.

Ken Iisaka - February 19, 2018

The young pianist was all smiles and confidence in a fantasy-themed recital.

Rebecca Wishnia - February 19, 2018

Lemon Bucket Orkestra’s “Guerilla Folk Opera” isn’t a passive experience.