Los Angeles

Faliks talks about her memoir, Weight in the Fingertips, and her new album, Manuscripts Don’t Burn — the subjects of her current tour.

You’ll be able to catch everything from full productions to pieces in progress during the Opera America conference next month.

More audiences than ever will experience Beethoven’s opera when the orchestra and Deaf West Theatre take their groundbreaking production on tour.

Santa Cruz violinist Kaethe Hostetter tours the state this month with Qwanqwa, an all-star group featuring players from Addis Ababa.

Beloved Portuguese pianist Maria João Pires also makes a rare Los Angeles appearance.

The new executive, who comes to Los Angeles from the Dallas Symphony, ticks all the boxes.

Glennie has paved a remarkable path — as a soloist, as a deaf performer, and as an advocate for connection above all else.

Widely divergent approaches to composition make for an ear-opening experience.

The closing concert highlights composers at every career stage, from an undergraduate student to a 95-year-old master.

With several U.S. premieres, the return of its Baroque ensemble, and a raft of guest stars, the group builds on its successes.