The composer’s voice perseveres in his new record despite a sacrifice in resonance, writes SFCV’s critic.
The soprano gave and emotional and gripping performance in a recital of American art songs.
From fox-women folktales to Black Mirror dystopia, five vivid orchestral works showcase Li's adventurous and emotional approach.
The LA Phil played a tight, eloquent Symphony No. 2, and pianist Daniil Trifonov soloed in the second and third concertos.
The 8th annual festival, which runs through Sunday, Aug. 31, re-created an all-Ravel program that was performed in San Francisco in 1928.
From Monteverdi to Missy Mazzoli, the cellist’s newest record features a range of compositions honoring female characters of tragic myths.
The program’s apprentice singers showed their range in a celebratory season closer.
An immersive drag cabaret in a SoMa warehouse delivers sequins, seduction, and show-stopping performances.
The Aug. 14 program at the Hollywood Bowl brought masterful performances of works by Russian and Russophile composers.
Artistic Director Robert Geary conducted his 2025 Summer Festival Chorus in an emotional and voracious take on the Requiem.