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The orchestra’s intimate connection with the works of Mahler continues to inspire.

The early music ensemble delivers an earthy, thrilling program exploring the relationship of the sensual and the spiritual in Renaissance vocal music.

There’s a fascinating and diverse group of mandolinists and mandolin orchestras in the Bay Area. Who knew?

A young, period performance company wraps up Handel’s Orlando furioso trilogy.

The Jewish Museum’s Shoah concert honors Bill Graham and the Oakland Youth Symphony teams up with the Crucible for a multimedia evening of “Fire and Ice.”

The wildly creative DJ and composer pairs processed recordings of a “dead” baroque ensemble with the S.F. Symphony performing live.

The soprano is a force to be reckoned with in art song, a communicative and soulful singer.

Justin Peck's dazzling choreography, and Sufjan Stevens' now-classic score The BQE provide a winning hand In the Countenance of Kings.

The premiere of Alexei Ratmansky's quiet, piano ballet is the highlight of a strong program.

The virtuosic duo succeed with their custom blend of “esoteric acoustic guitar art songs.”