With Giancarlo Guerrero wielding the baton, the Polish orchestra excels in a concert of works by Karol Szymanowski and Witold Lutosławski.
The conductor laureate elicits a nuanced performance of this underperformed gem from the SF Symphony.
The musicians capture the high energy of Beethoven’s early compositions.
The violinist and orchestra are at their finest in Mozart’s “Turkish” Concerto.
Christopher Alden’s intense staging befits the Baroque serenata’s violent tale of a disastrous love triangle.
The Telegraph Quartet joins Bleckmann in a lineup of dark cabaret numbers at SF Performances.
Bach has the strongest pulse in this curiously quiet concert of mostly new works.
Sergey Khachatryan earns his spotlight turn in the Sibelius Violin Concerto.
The rock icon’s dockside musical begins its national tour in Los Angeles.
This combo highlights the improvisational chops of the chameleonic Anderson.
