Soloist David Fung shines in Rachmaninoff but the orchestra plays a notable interpretation of the Shostakovich.
Hancock’s powerful jazz ignited sparks on stage — with the orchestra and without.
Julie Adams is terrific as Mimi, and a relaxed, modern setting sets the stage for great singing and playing throughout.
The visionary jazz artist continues to find new expression through his compositions and personal performances.
Cellist Truls Mørk tears into Prokofiev’s Sinfonia concertante with the S.F. Symphony.
The ensemble’s Sunday programs for Stanford Live embraces a broad vision of chamber music.
The local power violin-piano duo explores contemporary music in a way that everyone should celebrate.
The folksy composer and instrumentalist fronts a program honoring former composer-in-residence Steven Stucky.
Two distinguished groups forge a testament to the artistic possibilities of collaboration.
A larger-than-life performance by the saxophone-drums duo takes listeners on a dramatic journey at CNMAT.
