The early-music legend brings virtuoso repertoire and another consort of collaborators to Berkeley.
For the CD’s rerelease, the violinist has jettisoned one particularly troublesome piece and also recorded a new one by Florence Price.
A recital of technical showpieces for SF Performances reveals the pianist’s precision and expressivity.
The Berkeley jazz pianist introduces her new quintet in a beguiling evening at SFJAZZ.
Bella Hristova is an exceptional soloist in this work that combines jazz and orchestral traditions.
The orchestra and conductor Lahav Shani are touring with a program that pairs two Jewish composers, Gustav Mahler and Paul Ben-Haim.
The Uzbek pianist brings out the humor, color, and contrasts in Sergei Prokofiev’s fiendishly difficult Second Concerto.
Strong, cohesive musicianship carries a wide-ranging concert.
Now in his 80s, the composer has made a late-career breakthrough with these two works for orchestra.
The site-specific dance work is perfectly in tune with John Luther Adams’s new score, Waves and Particles.
