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Cultural Attaché talks to violinist and LACO concertmaster Margaret Batjer about their return to live performance

Classical: Metronome

Violinist Margaret Batjer Needs Warm and Fuzzy

Baritone Davóne Tines talks about Julius Eastman and "The Holy Presence of Joan D'Arc"

Music

Baritone Davóne Tines Speaks Boldly About Julius Eastman

Composer Isaiah Gage talks to Cultural Attaché about his score for Ate9 Dance Company's "Joy"

Dance: At the Barre

Composer Isaiah Gage Finds Joy In His Cello

LA Opera called on director Louisa Muller to dust off Ian Judge's 2007 production of Wagner's "Tannhaüser"

Opera: Bravo

Louisa Muller Dusts Off “Tannhaüser” for LA Opera

Playwright Rajiv Joseph talks to Cultural Attaché about his new play, "Letters of Suresh"

The Play's The Thing

Playwright Rajiv Joseph and His World of Letters

Cultural Attaché talks to baritone Alan Titus who performed in the world premiere of Leonard Bernstein's "Mass" in 1971

Classical: Metronome

Alan Titus Remembers Leonard Bernstein’s “Mass”

Billy Childs straddles the lines of jazz and classical music, but doesn't need labels.

Classical: Metronome

Billy Childs Writes Music That Heals

In his interview with Cultural Attaché, composer, musician and bandleader Arturo O'Farrill talks about his new album, politics and how he's constantly trying to be a better person.

Jazz in 5/4 Time

On the Road with Arturo O’Farrill

Tony Award-winner Jennifer Holliday talks to Cultural Attaché about Dreamgirls and what the future has in store for her.

Performers: Close-Up

Jennifer Holliday Launches Her Third Act

Best known as a jazz musician, Hiromi talks to Cultural Attaché about her new album which combines classical and jazz styles

Classical: Metronome

The Silver Lining of Being Hiromi

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