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Christina Pluhar leads the early-music ensemble in a tour of 17th- and 18-century Neapolitan delights.

Conductor Garrett Keast and a cadre of Berlin-based musicians release a disc with American musical roots and branches.

Opera Parallèle’s family-friendly production is uplifting, and Marcus Shelby’s lively score is done justice by a superior cast.

The concert won’t be all memories: A premiere from composer Cava Menzies honors the outgoing chorus director.

With a new record out and a supple trio in tow, the red-hot pianist lights up Yoshi’s Nov. 19–20.

The troupe joins Christopher Rountree and Wild Up in an exuberant program featuring Immediate Tragedy and Appalachian Spring.

The acclaimed soprano talks with SFCV about her dream roles, balancing her performing and professorial duties, and making kindness count.

The company is back, showcasing some older works and 2019’s Azoth.

The venerable troupe celebrates 50 years of dance magic in its first-ever appearance in Berkeley.

Oaklander Glen Pearson is on the piano bench when the legendary big band hits the downbeat at Yoshi’s Nov. 15.