Los Angeles

The celebrated pianist talks about growing up in a family full of music, and life going forward.

Hot off her success in Porgy and Bess and a nonstop run of gigs, the feted singer reflects on an artist’s life in the mandated slow lane.

And since it wouldn’t be the holidays without brass, the Southern California Brass Consortium will bring the three-hour show to a close.

Offered without critique, a smorgasbord of recorded music released this year.

We chat with the tireless vocalist about her television special, life during lockdown, and her illustrious career.

The early music orchestra will handle Handel, Bach, Vivaldi, and Élizabeth Jacquet de la Guerre in music from early in their careers.

The San Francisco Symphony and the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra unveil the next generation of online programming.

A massive undertaking for the university choir, Richard Danielpour’s score sings of compassion and forgiveness.

Highlights from Bowl seasons past will be broadcast on PBS stations across the country.

Ambitious plans to make the conservatory fully equipped for remote collaboration get the intense focus only a pandemic could provide.