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Deutsche Grammophon’s live recording with Eleonora Buratto, Jonathan Tetelman, and Ludovic Tézier is well worth a listen.

At the SF International Arts Festival, the Chinese chamber group mixes it up with a world premiere, music from the Xinjiang region, and more.

The world premiere of Chaya Czernowin’s timely lament highlights the orchestra’s latest Green Umbrella concert, curated by Daníel Bjarnason.

The Grammy Award winner chats about music as storytelling, how she keeps up her chops on violin, and working with Third Coast Percussion.

Premiering at Z Space over the weekend, this highly collaborative new work explores cycles of power and repose, movement and stillness.

The Trump administration’s sudden withdrawal of funding — affecting the SF International Arts Festival, among others — presages bigger problems.

Large, colorful works by Kaija Saariaho, Igor Stravinsky, and Ottorino Respighi bring out the best from the ensemble and its solo players.

Bancroft impresses in a Nordic-themed concert that also has pianist Yeol Eum Son playing Mozart.

Students in SFCM’s Technology and Applied Composition department were intensively involved in postproduction on four premieres.

The chamber ensemble’s BroadStage performance offers a guided journey from the Three Romances to Richard Wagner’s Siegfried Idyll.