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The orchestra’s upcoming year has plenty of highlights, despite uncertainty about the organization’s financial situation.

Mary Shelley’s classic story is duly retold in choreography by Liam Scarlett and music by Lowell Liebermann.

Artistic and Music Director Donato Cabrera forges his own path in a concert that also features works by Grażyna Bacewicz and Saad Haddad.

In a program dedicated to The Four Seasons, the group explores the roots of Venetian style, bringing out the drama of these concertos.

VOX Femina Los Angeles performs a concert of choral works inspired by literature that has, in various times and places, faced censorship.

The much-anticipated piano contest is preparing for another class of dazzling young players.

Composer and percussionist Tyler Eschendal has created a deeply personal show that carries a message of empathy and understanding.

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For Piano Spheres, Kallay used Alexander Scriabin’s Fifth Sonata as a jumping-off point to explore “ecstatic states.”

SF Bach Choir’s “Many Voices, One Art Choral Festival” reduces barriers to participating in group singing.

Sondheim’s sophisticated musical gets a fresh treatment as the opener in 42nd Street’s upcoming season of live shows.

The community organization, founded in 1931, provides a variety of programs free of charge.