Feinstein and Jean-Yves Thibaudet come together in an American Songbook program with the SF Symphony, delighting fans in stories and songs.
Tod Machover’s raucous theater piece is at UCLA this month, part of the Herb Alpert School of Music’s anniversary for Schoenberg.
Julia Adolphe’s Chrysalis, her third LA Phil commission focusing on metamorphosis, shares the bill with music by Maurice Ravel.
The soloist resurrects the Armenian composer’s Piano Concerto and several solo works in a new recording.
Anna Thorvaldsdottir’s Before we fall positively overwhelms in a performance from cellist Johannes Moser and conductor Dalia Stasevska.
The orchestra celebrates its connection to the modernist maestro with a bold, innovative concert.
There are likely Lord of the Rings fans in the orchestra, judging by the total commitment the musicians show in this brilliant film score.
Under guest conductor Tatsuya Shimono, the reinforced orchestra turns in a spectacular performance of Gustav Holst’s popular showpiece.
In concert for the SF Early Music Society, three exceptional performers create a dialogue between ancient Persia and Senegal.
The expert musicians in this Bay Area ensemble produce a vital performance paired with Bach’s Magnificat.
