The program features two world premieres with compelling themes and a tribute to founder Michael Smuin.
The chamber ensemble's April 25 program paired Robert Schumann's beloved piano quintet with a historical rediscovery and a premiere.
The outgoing music director gave a strong performance at the black-tie gala held in his honor.
The guitarist played a Concierto de Aranjuez for the ages and the orchestra premiered Henry Dorn’s seductive Blues Variations.
The conductor led the orchestra in a powerful, stormy program on April 17.
The performance captured cornerstones of the David Byrne experience: confusion and childlike wonder.
The Berkeley-based group's “Wandering Dove” program drew from Iberia, Yemen, and North Africa with fluid grace.
Los Angeles Master Chorale performed the lesser-known Mendelssohn’s work, alongside Mozart’s canonic Requiem.
Her SF Performances recital was powerful, playful, virtuosic, and dramatic.
In his penultimate production as music director, Conlon directs a terrific cast with spontaneity and emotional clarity.
