Tim Greiving
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The Palais Garnier had the Phantom of the Opera. The Hollywood Bowl has the Sax Man. -
Bowl guests have been treated to the sweet sounds of Ken Warfield's alto sax for 36 years. The cancellation of the summer season has silenced this unsung hero -- for now. -
"No one's making money from this. This is just people trying to help other people make interesting art." -
Quentin Tarantino turned the real world into a time machine.
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She even hired her own orchestra to get the gig. -
It makes a sound you instantly recognize. Here's where it came from, where it's been — and where it's going. -
Kurt Farquhar composes for The Neighborhood and Black Lightning -- but got his start homeless on the streets of L.A. -
How Fox's old Wurlitzer was brought back to life. -
Songwriter Mark Rivers found a dead-on soundalike for Freddie Mercury, then made magic happen for the show "Big Mouth." -
Grand Park's about to be filled with 500 cots so the audience can lie back and listen to Max Richter's "Sleep" -- all night long.
Stories by Tim Greiving
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