Jim Farber

The intimate 300-seat space will host the majority of the presenter’s events this year.

It’s a night without showiness or theatricality, just accomplished music-making.

How did a Los Angeles treasure end up in Palo Alto?

The Hollywood Bowl hosts a production of the complete ballet on a night that also offers Mexican music.

Jazz, however, requires more freedom than Gustavo Dudamel is willing to grant in this performance at the Bowl.

A surprising number of A-list composers write for this small-budget group whose concerts are always intriguing.

Pianist Evren Ozel, violist Jordan Bak, and violinist Geneva Lewis give an impressive recital in an unusual configuration.

The multitalented composer and performer is aiming at a festival that ignores musical boundaries and questions standard narratives.

The orchestra caps a remarkable 10-day run with premieres from composers Ellen Reid and Gabriella Smith.

Russell Thomas, Rachel Willis-Sørensen, and Igor Golovatenko make powerful impressions in a well-staged production.