Top-notch period performances by ensembles both large and small make the Carmel Bach Festival worth a weekend trip.
The conductor’s tenure with the orchestra may have ended last year, but superb recordings are still being released.
The latest talented group of Merolini, on their way to stardom, wows an appreciative audience.
With Elim Chan at the helm, the orchestra’s first classical concert of the summer is dazzling.
Emphasizing a through line over episodic diversions, this performance clarifies the piece’s overall design.
Though small-scale, the NHSQ’s summer festivals fill a large hole in Los Angeles’ cultural life.
The opera here sports a powerful cast and Mark Elder conducting a fully committed London Symphony Orchestra.
This version of the opera, captured in concerts with the LA Phil last year, improves on any live performance.
Amid a flurry of world premieres, the Quartet bids farewell to violist Hank Dutt and violinist John Sherba with these performances.
Christopher Alden’s witty production is matched with brilliant singing and acting in this top-notch staging.
