Janos Gereben

Facebook streams a Mason Bates premiere, the S.F. Girls Chorus hits N.Y.C., and the Ethnic Dance Festival bring the world to the Palace of Fine Arts.

Terrific soundtracks enhance the S.F. International Film Festival, while live music is the highlight of the not-so-silent S.F. Silent Film Festival

The peripatetic S.F. Symphony scores victories on the diamond and on stage.

The talented countertenor died April 18, 2016, at the age of 49.

Music@Menlo announces its 14th festival, which explores the music of Mother Russia.

The "Broadway-worthy" version of Rodgers & Hammerstein's Cinderella comes to San Francisco.

The Jewish Museum’s Shoah concert honors Bill Graham and the Oakland Youth Symphony teams up with the Crucible for a multimedia evening of “Fire and Ice.”

Recent works from alumni of the symphony's Young American Composer-in-Residence program will grace each of the 30th-anniversary concerts.

The opera from composer Jake Heggie and librettist Gene Scheer explores Nazi persecution at a personal level.

The orchestra pins its hopes on the New Zealand conductor to lift them to the next level.