The Pacifica Quartet communicate so strongly during a performance, they’re as engaging as the music.
Singer Meow Meow headlined a night of provocative, outrageous music-making.
A harrowing performance of the final duet of Eugene Onegin made this gala far more than a parade of star turns.
Gordon Getty and Claude Debussy’s one-acters on Edgar Allen Poe’s classic have different strengths and weaknesses.
A program of celebrations showed the orchestra and chorus off to best advantage, while also testing Herbst Theatre’s revamped acoustics.
The Conservatory’s “by the Brook” Carmen was a vital emotional experience.
Still active at 80, Terry Riley’s music continues to engage us, as the Del Sol’s recent performance demonstrated.
Joana Carneiro conducted a fascinating U.S. premiere of renowned composer Sofia Gubaidulina’s latest orchestra work.
Led by a funny, natural Figaro, the S.F. Opera revival of Barber of Seville is frothy entertainment.
The symphony is recording Schumann’s four symphonies, but orchestra and soloist made a stronger case for Richard Strauss.
