Los Angeles

Touring California during a pandemic is just the latest challenge for the indomitable London Symphony Orchestra.

Sidelined two years by the pandemic, the concert at Disney Hall was a triumph for music without boundaries.

Dylan Mattingly’s six-hour-long Stranger Love will premiere in the orchestra’s Green Umbrella series.

The first community-based production will combine professionals and amateurs in a cast of hundreds.

Inspired by a lost dance from 1952, this major new work is set to a score by jazz pianist/composer Jason Moran, performed live by Wild Up on March 19.

The orchestra is committing $125 million to overhaul its longtime home.

The orchestra is taking its usual broad approach to repertory and staying ambitious when it comes to special events and guest stars.

Although this year’s nominees don’t represent the industry’s growing diversity, they should be represented in the Oscars telecast.

The LA Phil premieres another exceptional concerto, Daníel Bjarnason’s FEAST, under the conductor laureate’s baton.

The gifted cellist talks about his approach to the instrument and his latest album.