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Led by guest conductor Marek Janowski, the all-Beethoven program at Davies Symphony Hall proceeded in a entirely unexpected order, yet one with exceptional verve and focus, and results that were both bracing and a little disorienting.

Break out your horse-head fiddles. This year's Stanford Pan-Asian Music Festival lifts the veil on Mongolia and its neighbors.

A beautiful introduction to Mozart's chamber music, by some of the area's best musicians at the Freight and Salvage is even a cool enough venue for the older kids to be seen, and the price is definitely right.

In a delightful recital Tuesday night, Lang Lang — probably the best pianist around, and once likened to Elvis in stature — presented a different pianist, who was also subtle, self-effacing, while exhibiting the highest level of artistry.

If you're a guitar lover, then the easy winner of this week's concert offerings is the free recital by Marc Teicholz at the S.F. Conservatory of Music. Teicholz, a Conservatory faculty member, is one of the masters who make the guitar department the best in the country.

Soprano Emily Albrink has been quickly building a career after her apprenticeship in Washington Opera's Domingo-Cafritz Young Artist Program. She comes to Music at Meyer, the concert series sponsored by Temple Emmanu-El.

A few of the most wonderful chamber works in the world are on display on Sunday at Music at Kohl Mansion when the Miró Quartet visits on Sunday for an epic journey.

Fans of NPR's From the Top radio show are already snapping up tickets for its visit to Napa's Lincoln Theatre. If you're going to be in the area, this is certainly an event to make time for.

San Francisco Classical Voice announces the appointment of John Robinson as Executive Director.

The Music Together program fosters love of music in very young children (and their parents), and even helps them develop important musical skills.