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With Giancarlo Guerrero wielding the baton, the Polish orchestra excels in a concert of works by Karol Szymanowski and Witold Lutosławski.

The conductor laureate elicits a nuanced performance of this underperformed gem from the SF Symphony.

Are there parallels today with Germany and its vibrant cultural scene during the period between WWI and the rise of Nazism?

She wanted to conduct her own orchestra, so she built the San Francisco Philharmonic, which debuts Feb. 3.

All-new productions and its signature Off-Grand series continue to mark LA Opera’s ambitions.

The anonymous donation underwrites a partnership with the USC Thornton School of Music.

A few not-so-famous names were sprinkled in among the established favorites.

Two Bay Area concerts of avian-themed violin/cello duets will benefit Australian birdlife endangered by the bushfire crisis.

The musicians capture the high energy of Beethoven’s early compositions.

The violinist and orchestra are at their finest in Mozart’s “Turkish” Concerto.