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The symphony closes out the season with Leonard Bernstein’s comic operetta.

Clarinetists Romie de Guise-Langlois and David Shifrin, occasionally joined by violin and piano, dazzled.

The rarely staged, epic opera is heading to the San Francisco Opera in June, and tickets are going fast.

The orchestra is performing two bon voyage concerts before heading off on an 18-day tour around Europe.

The documentary looks at the Youth Orchestra of Cateura, Paraguay, whose members make their instruments out of recycled materials.

A lovely rendering of Mahler’s Fourth Symphony is unfortunately paired with Bernstein’s brash, ostentatious Age of Anxiety.

Symphony watchers will have reason to cheer over the next few weeks as favorite players rejoin the orchestra.

The composer’s Time, Place, Action got its West Coast premiere, but stronger pieces by Debussy and Haydn received less attention from the quartet.

Meet the folks who make sure that the singers can go on, and attend to audience members as well.

100 years ago the Panama-Pacific Exposition brought world dance to America, a legacy explored in this year’s edition of the Ethnic Dance Festival.