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LA Master Chorale premieres a new arrangement, and The Wallis shows the composer’s Piano Trio.

Cellist Adelle-Akiko Kearns is outstanding in Max Bruch’s Canzone.

These award-winning Bay Area innovators are sculpting sound for hits on both the big screen and the home theater.

The hour-long concert takes a cinematic approach to its melding of musical works with insightful commentary by Esa-Pekka Salonen, musicians, and SFS personnel.

Lawrence Brownlee and Michael Spyres are spectacular in a bracing set of songs about friendship and rivalry.

A 1984 recording of Rainbow Family captures a landmark performance event pairing “live” musicians with microcomputers.

Benjamin Britten elaborates on themes from John Dowland, while Eleanor Alberga was inspired by Bach and Brahms.

Streamed from the SF Conservatory of Music, the concert was a masterclass in the art of the piano duo.

The revised contract also paves the way for more digital content.

The adventurous company makes their fall gala all about new work from young composers.