The program included Polish mazurkas by Dvořák and Chopin, played on period instruments.
Revisiting a 2009 concert, Wu Han and David Finckel found rarities and underplayed works that turned out to be gems.
The world premiere of Jake Heggie’s comic opera about the legendary 1976 blind tasting is a hometown victory.
The weekend at Music Academy of the West included contemporary chamber music and then a multimedia orchestra concert.
Grief, defiance, and humor honor trans lives in full classical splendor.
Andrew Megill has it both ways in Carmel, pairing pointed Bach cantatas with a candlelit collage of Rilke-inspired choral music.
With nine friends, Delan ditched recital format for a smoothly staged set of cabaret songs by classical composers.
Principal conductor Thomas Wilkins led a concert of Black composers and songs from the Broadway musical Suffs.
The festival's opening weekend stretches Carmel's ears with collages of old and new.
Dinnerstein and her Baroklyn ensemble find intimacy, strangeness, and benediction in two of Glass's most cinematic scores.
