The festival, presented by American Bach Soloists, runs Aug. 5-9 at SF Conservatory of Music.
Conor Hanick approaches every score, old or new, as a mystery waiting to be solved.
Not even a Pulitzer keeps the composer from rewriting Silent Night before it returns to the Met.
For the Festival’s 89th season, artistic director and principal conductor Grete Pedersen urges audiences to “come with open ears!”
The pianist talks about what she’s learned in eight years at Music@Menlo and about a career that is going into overdrive.
His legacy as one of the greatest American musicians secure, Wynton Marsalis is as dedicated to his craft as ever.
The multihyphenate will perform classical and rock repertoire at Walt Disney Concert Hall on July 16-17.
Sisters Hina and Fiona Khuong-Huu bring fierce debate, deep trust, and a John Corigliano world premiere to Festival Napa Valley.
For her debut with SF Symphony on July 1, the conductor will lead Mendelssohn’s “Reformation” Symphony.
The newly appointed San Francisco Symphony music director talks about repertoire, her influences, and the role of a conductor.
