Opera

Pianist Robert Mollicone accompanies the mezzo in a program of “Spanish” music filtered through composers from France, Russia, Italy, and even Spain.

Island City Opera postpones a production because of a statewide law affecting independent contractors.

The Gilbert and Sullivan operetta gets an update but without losing any of its charm.

The Culture Clash cofounder talks about the premiere of King Arthur with Long Beach Opera.

The annual sampler of four new works is a boon to opera lovers, creators, and producers alike.

The mezzo-soprano, acclaimed for her Wagnerian roles, joins the LA Phil for Mahler’s Second Symphony in January.

A world premiere opera, site-specific dance, and music on the Metro are just part of what’s in store for the three-month festival.

A concert staging of Erich Wolfgang Korngold’s Der Ring des Polykrates is a success for the young company.

The new music director of SF Opera is interested in just about everything to do with orchestras and music.

A rousing performance of Handel’s masterwork: Shouldn’t this Hanukkah-themed oratorio be a regular item on the December holiday menu?