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Día De Los Muertos: Supercharged Concert Rings With Festive Life

Richard S. Ginell - November 5, 2024

Extending The Embrace Of Beethoven’s ‘Fidelio’ By Attuning To The Deaf

Richard S. Ginell - May 20, 2024

A Saga Trimmed To Fit: ‘Das Rheingold’ Glitters In Sly Concert...

Rick Schultz - January 23, 2024

Pan-Am Music Fosters Breaking Down Walls: ‘Sponsored By Mexico’

Rick Schultz - November 15, 2023

Dudamel May Be Bound For NY, But His Heart Still Beats...

Richard S. Ginell - July 20, 2023

Some Latin Spice Where Dudamel, LA Phil Once Planned Genuine Fiesta

Richard S. Ginell - October 6, 2022

Mahler Ninth In Paris: Dudamel, Opera Band Offer Restrained Drama

Xenia Hanusiak - September 21, 2022

Adès In Full Bloom: His Epic Ballet ‘Dante’ Sees Great Promise...

Richard S. Ginell - May 4, 2022

Mix Ives, Dvořák, Rinse And Repeat: New World Arises

Richard S. Ginell - February 26, 2020

Three LA Phil Maestros Mark Orchestra’s 100th

Richard S. Ginell - October 29, 2019

LA Phil Shebang Goes Wall To Wall, Noon To Midnight

Richard S. Ginell - June 4, 2019

Yuja Wang Unveils Diabolical Adams Piano Concerto

Rick Schultz - March 12, 2019

Tan Dun ‘Passion’ Bridges Boundaries Of Style And Faith

Richard S. Ginell - February 11, 2019

Gustavo Dudamel Debuts At Met With Lively ‘Otello’

David Shengold - December 17, 2018

LA Phil Unveils Vibrant Andrew Norman Creation

Richard S. Ginell - October 9, 2018

Street Scenes: LA Phil Embraces City In ‘Celebrate LA’

Richard S. Ginell - October 5, 2018

A Ravishing Rarity By Schumann Ends The LA Phil Season

Richard S. Ginell - June 7, 2018

Dudamel Begins Schumann Cycle On Promising Note

Richard S. Ginell - May 21, 2018

Presto Change-O: Delay In New Work Draws Creative Fix

Richard S. Ginell - April 20, 2018

Conductor Salonen Advances His Twin Side As Composer

Rick Schultz - April 19, 2018

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