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Mezzo Susan Graham was inspiring in an afternoon of art songs about romantic love.

The Ballet's third repertory program had a premiere from a 24-year-old, among a set of varied, beautifully danced works.

The brilliant last quartets combined with some of Beethoven's earliest in two exhilarating concerts.

Berkeley Symphony's maestra has now won a few more plum, permanent positions. At 38, she's now a very well-known, important conductor.

The surprisingly grateful combination of voice and early brass instruments was the focus of a delicious concert of early 17th-century music.

An in-depth discussion with the composer about his distinctive musical style, its evolution, and its ties to his worldview

Ye-Eun Choi has everything going for her, and now she has a Guarneri violin on long-term loan.

Jordi Savall continues his magical odyssey through the musical world of historical Istanbul.

Conductor Emeritus Herbert Blomstedt led a deeply felt performance and Ragnar Bohlin’s chorus shone.

A Maria Schneider song cycle and Schumann’s Piano Concerto were enlivened by soloists Lara Nie and Lara Downes.