A well-played revival makes a convincing case for a rare opera.
Donizetti's buoyant comedy was transposed to 1950s America in Jose Maria Condemi's staging for Conservatory Opera Theatre.
Guest conductor James Feddeck leads the San Francisco Symphony in a fantastic debut.
Violinist Hye-jin Kim and guitarist João Luiz performed music from Brazil and Argentina at St. Mark’s Lutheran Church.
The volunteer orchestra turns out a pleasing performance of serious works by Sibelius and Bartók and a humorous original composition.
Gil Shaham may play the violin at superhuman speeds, but his performance of Bach's complete sonatas and partitas lost a lot in translation.
The company, having weathered a financial emergency, emerges with a new name and a trio of imaginative pieces focusing on technology.
The New York Philharmonic premieres composer John Adams’ new piece.
The difficult-to-define ensemble turns out an electrifying performance.
The early music vocal ensemble ran through some of the greatest hits written for royalty.
