History of the Hollywood Bowl Orchestra

In its original run from the 1920s to the 1950s, the Hollywood Bowl Orchestra worked primarily as a traditional ensemble, performing classical music and releasing live albums on Capitol Records. Since returning to the stage in 1991, the Hollywood Bowl Orchestra has demonstrated remarkable fluidity, working with conductors from around the world and performing a truly staggering range of music at consistently high quality.

Get to Know Grammy-Winning Conductor Kwamé Ryan

As he prepares for his Los Angeles Philharmonic debut, Charlotte Symphony Orchestra’s music director discusses his global upbringing, classical music played on steel pans, and more.

In Conversation with Anna Lapwood

The organist and internet sensation discusses her new The Lord of the Rings Organ Symphony, what it’s like to go viral, and her number-one rule when programming a concert.

Playlist: Dueling Masters—Mozart and Salieri

The intertwined lives of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and Antonio Salieri have inspired a play, a movie, and now a TV series. We’ve curated a selection the 18th-century composers’ greatest works.

A Recipe for Sharing

Multidisciplinary artist Mary Prescott and chef Jazz Singasong of LA Thai restaurant Jitlada present a meal imbued with personal memories and cultural reflections.

The Essence of Humanity

From his early days in Barquisimeto, Venezuela, to his transformational tenure in Los Angeles, Gustavo Dudamel has led through exquisite artistry and a spirit of generosity.