A lineup of stellar guests celebrates the legendary musician’s 90th birthday.
West Edge Opera makes great music of two early 20th-century masterpieces.
The second week of the chamber music festival brings well-played performances of heavy hitters from Brahms to Elgar.
The violinist introduces Hollywood Bowl audiences to a piece written for her.
The Uruguayan singer-songwriter, who won a milestone Academy Award in 2005, is back on tour in California.
Karina Gutiérrez’s production of Cruzar la Cara de la Luna for West Edge Opera stays true to the work’s timeless, entrancing story.
The Hollywood Bowl hosts a production of the complete ballet on a night that also offers Mexican music.
Lera Auerbach’s “Vessels of Light” Symphony, celebrating a heroic Japanese diplomat, shares a bill with Gordon Getty’s Joan and the Bells.
The young but poised ensemble makes a captivating, enthusiastic start to a marathon task.
Jazz, however, requires more freedom than Gustavo Dudamel is willing to grant in this performance at the Bowl.
