Los Angeles

The “modern-day Diaghilev” talks about her role bringing groundbreaking works to the stage.

Orchestras, opera companies, and their support services figure out paths forward amid too much uncertainty.

Though anticipated, the news carries severe financial effects and is salt in the wounds of L.A. music lovers.

The adventurous concert series celebrates the early minimalist with an inaugural CD of his challenging music.

Another opera wins the composition prize from a varied jury.

Along with the latest cancellations, arts organizations are announcing cost-cutting measures.

The new-music organization finds a novel way to connect with its audience.

The KUSC/KDFC hour-long program expands its host roster.

And the group shares a video from their first socially distanced concert from a courtyard.

No action on the amendment until the State Legislature reconvenes in May.