The Tony Award-winning musical about the women’s suffrage movement runs in S.F. through Nov. 9, and opens in L.A. Nov. 18.
The clarinetist-composer performed eclectic sets across three nights in Oakland.
The Vallejo Symphony premiered a memorial tribute 15 years in the making, alongside music by Britten, Haydn, and C.P.E. Bach.
Richard Wagner’s symbol-laden drama becomes human in the company’s subtle, dramatically keen production.
The BBC Next Generation Artist captivated Stanford’s Bing Concert Hall last Wednesday.
Guest conductor David Afkham made his SF Symphony debut with Tchaikovsky and Shostakovich on Friday, Oct. 24.
Conor Hanick brings nuanced interpretation to the composer’s music.
Can social media help to popularize classical music? TwoSet Violin’s appearance in SF showed one way to engage a younger audience.
The acclaimed guitarist demonstrated great virtuosity and masterful control of her instrument in a solo concert.
As Music Director Carl St. Clair transitions out of the role, his successor took the stage last Thursday.
