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.
With an array of specially constructed instruments, this group celebrates originality and innovation and puts on a great show at REDCAT.
Every member of the orchestra is essential in this performance led by Music Director Esa-Pekka Salonen.
In its West Coast premiere, Gregory Spears’s opera about two closeted gay men is a moving reminder of what’s always at stake with love.
The composer’s latest opera, recorded shortly after its 2023 premiere, has a spare but intriguing setup.
The company’s current production of Otto Nicolai’s 1849 singspiel might have just a little too much of everything.
Sheku Kanneh-Mason makes his SF Symphony debut in Shostakovich’s Cello Concerto No. 1.
Played simultaneously on a rotating turntable, the double production invites speculation on power relations and much more.
