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In a picture perfect performance led by Yuri Temirkanov, the St. Petersburg Philharmonic offered a new best and a conductor who continually showcases the musicians.

Steven Blier’s N.Y. latest Festival of Song appearances in S.F., always cause for celebration, is Amores Nuevos — featuring discoveries born of a love affair with Spanish and Latin American song and blessed by the gifts of four Adler Fellows.

Go on a dazzling musical road trip with the exuberant and innovative Silk Road Ensemble, featuring Yo-Yo Ma.

“Cows, in Berkeley?” No, but Schubert lieder played by the always adventurous New Century Chamber Orchestra.

News from the Kids and Families beat: A weekly roundup of what’s happening with young musicians and their dedicated educators.

The 73-year-old conductor Yuri Temirkanov has a depth of understanding of the Russian repertory that is unsurpassed, at least among the living. He's bringing his excellent orchestra to Davies Symphony Hall.

News from the Kids and Families beat: A weekly roundup of what’s happening with young musicians and their dedicated educators.

At her S.F. Performances recital this weekend, violinist Leila Josefowicz be doing what she has always done — play an exciting array of music with insight and passion.

Acclaimed cellist Zuill Bailey talks with SFCV about his love-at-first crush with the cello, doing what he loves for a living in El Paso and Alaska, his passion for musical outreach programs, and working on the television series Oz.

Wieland Kuijken, one of the most respected and revered players and teachers in the early music world,comes to the Bay Area for three performances.