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The renowned conductor is in town for Tchaikovsky and Shostakovich with the S.F. Symphony.

The Sitkovetsky Trio and David Shifrin deliver an emotionally complex, vibrant program.

The anniversary provided the opportunity for enterprising musicians to produce almost unknown scores from the composer’s huge catalog of scores for all kinds of instruments, plus puppets, dancers, and the kitchen sink.

One of the country’s most accomplished young composers talks about his run-in with border-control officials, and how his art and political work feed off each other.

The actors may be mute, but live performances from soloists and ensembles will accompany classic-film screenings.

In one of her final concerts with the ensemble, Nadja Salerno-Sonnenberg leads a program of NCCO-commissioned works, including a standout composition by Ellen Taaffe Zwilich.

The soprano offers a rare bouquet, delivered with splendid technique and expressiveness.

The exuberant two-week festival builds bridges — not walls — between cultures.

Artistry extends to the details for this dedicated ensemble.

It’s not easy to produce a good performance of Stockhausen’s tricky, modernist masterpiece, but credit to Voices of Silicon Valley for trying.