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The Los Angeles Master Chorale premieres Billy Childs’s rhapsodic ode to his mother.

Gabriela Lena Frank’s luminous and dreamlike work has its third staging in California.

Breathing Forests has its local premiere on a mixed program bookended by two Igor Stravinsky works.

A multimedia collaboration spearheaded by composer Mary Kouyoumdjian centers on the tragic life of Armenian American painter Arshile Gorky.

The orchestra’s principal horn player will retire in December, and he plans to write historical fiction with his time off, among other pursuits.

Glem has reunited with his longtime friend Gustavo Dudamel for a concerto that highlights Venezuela’s national instrument.

The Leonard Bernstein biopic is out in theaters this week and will arrive on Netflix next month.

A wide variety of classical projects — including those from the SF Symphony and the LA Phil — get nods as well.

The clarinetist has made a specialty of You Have the Right to Remain Silent, and it’s a powerhouse performance.

If architecture helps define a city, then the bold, beautiful Frank Gehry-designed venue is a landmark for an arts-rich metropolis.