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Guitarist David Russell has walked away with every competition he has ever entered and has energized a huge fan base with his nearly perfect technique and musicality. His S.F. Performances show this weekend promises to be pretty special.

Like his career, Philip Glass’ new Days and Nights Festival will embrace a plethora of arts, with pride of place going to new music.

Opera San José opens its production of La bohème this weekend. Puccini's bittersweet love story reliably leaves new operagoers in tears and is tailormade for young casts, OSJ's specialty.

High drama in the world of classical music radio, and not a little financial static, marks a transition for the Bay Area’s KDFC.

The latest CD from the Midwestern male vocal ensemble Cantus provocatively ventures into Chanticleer territory.

The Sanford Dole Ensemble previews Easter Week with solemn settings of Creation texts and Jesus’ last words from the cross.

The Ives Quartet is taking a musical journey that stretches well beyond a single concert and focuses on education and audience involvement.

Violinist Dawn Harms (member of several Bay Area music groups) performs her entertaining one-woman family show across the U.S., to squeals of delight and smiles of pleasure.

Frederica von Stade tells an engaging musical story together with composer/pianist Jake Heggie and talented teenagers from the Young Musician's Program at UC Berkeley on May 1.