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

In the third installment of a year-long project, the San Francisco Contemporary Music Players offered two excellent premieres inspired by death and loss.

A practically perfect Fancy Free, highlighted the company's repertory season opener.

The small company comes up trumps with a compelling production of the modern-day masterpiece.

The American tenor masters every moment in his spectacular solo recital debut.

On its U.S. tour, the orchestra delivered unequivocal proof that it is a fantastic ensemble, and that Yannick Nézet-Séguin is a phenomenal conductor.

Dixon High School students give their take on this concert, part of SFCV's Write On! program.

The latest premiere at the Oakland-East Bay Symphony is a concerto from a well-known jazz and fusion violinist.

Stanford musicians and guests perform Haydn’s first and final symphony, written in the same key, 36 years apart.

The musicians discuss their original approach to the music of Bartok and Haydn, which they showcase this Sunday at Music@Menlo.