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Charged with emotion, the soprano gave a glimpse of her upcoming album, “The Fiddle and the Drum,” at Zellerbach Hall last Sunday.

The Russian-born Finnish conductor will return to the San Francisco Symphony from May 8-10.

On Substack, you’ll find opinion pieces, podcast episodes, and essays that explore how classical music intersects with current events.

“Even amidst the emotional turbulence of dealing with death, love lives on — transformed, but real,” writes SFCV’s Tom Jacobs.

Barbara Bogatin, a cellist in the SF Symphony Orchestra since 1994, remembers Michael Tilson Thomas.

Jordi Savall and Hespèrion XXI brought a vast cross-cultural program to Cal Performances, with mixed results.

Greek myth, contemporary electronica, and video combine in Aszure Barton’s visionary ballet.

Four accompanists reflect on improvising, composing, and the unlikely paths that led them to scoring silent films.

Palaver Strings honored civil rights and labor activists at Noe Valley Ministry.

The pianist talks about discovering new paths and “merging with the music” in performance.