Janos Gereben

S.F. Symphony experiences effects of refugee crisis while touring in Europe, and Frederica Von Stade looks back at her time at the Met.

The longest-running chamber-music series in San Francisco and beyond, the Morrison Artists Series, kicks off its 60th season on Sept. 27.

Robert Paul Commanday, who died last night in his Berkeley home at age 93, was a prominent presence and inspiring gadfly to generations of musicians, audiences, and journalists.

Francesca Zambello is in town again to direct S.F. Opera's Sept. 11 season-opening Luisa Miller by Verdi.

The San Francisco Symphony started its big European tour on Thursday and Friday, performing at the Edinburgh Festival.

San Francisco Opera General Director David Gockley created verbal fireworks in New York when he criticized George Benjamin's Written on Skin.

The Bay Area mourns the loss of George Cleve, from former students and musicologists to fans.

Tributes pour in after news of George Cleve's death on Thursday morning.

Effective immediately Giuseppe Finzi is leaving the post of resident conductor at the S.F. Opera, to be replaced by Spanish maestro Jordi Bernàcer.

The Proms bring summer to an end, and autumn's personnel searches heat up.