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The former general director receives S.F. Opera’s highest honor.

Arresting performances featured unconventional ensembles, multicultural influences, and soloists on everything from banjo to Vietnamese zither.

The eccentric and enormous work was lucid in the orchestra’s hands.

This year's festival takes world-class jaunt through the music capitals of Europe.

Mezzo-soprano Kinda Scharich joins pianist John Parr in the North American premiere of a new song-cycle.

Wunderkind Alexander Prior will conduct the orchestra in an all-Russian program of Rachmaninoff and Tchaikovsky.

The famed Broadway singer joins the S.F. Symphony for Independence Day celebrations.

Fun, silliness, and some great music abound in the West-Coast premiere of this buffa rarity.

The prolific composer talks about her creative life and her new opera about Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera.

An evening of premieres by women choreographers proves the power of embracing new challenges.