The company has scheduled classics, contemporary works, and one world premiere.
In a season that both upholds tradition and ventures into the future, a roster of stars highlight a packed schedule of exciting concerts.
The festival is rooted in Cuban music’s long history in the Bay Area and inevitably touches on political issues.
The programming is anchored by canonical works and balanced with debut artists.
Despite some financial uncertainty, the band plays on with a number of exciting highlights.
Nicholas McGegan will be honored with a Lifetime Achievement Award by the orchestra he led for 35 years.
Starla Breshears is 18-years-old, with plenty of musical experience and expertise.
The violinist, who played for the on-deck scenes of James Cameron’s Titanic, will turn 100 on April 5.
In its first season without Gustavo Dudamel, the orchestra’s appetite for adventure is undimmed.
The recitals have a rich history. Here are details about the upcoming series.
