Janos Gereben

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.

Celebrations and farewells at S.F. Ballet, a bounty of musicals at SHN, skateboards at ChamberWORKS, and free programs at YBG.