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The New Century Chamber Orchestra plays new works and venerable older ones, to reveal connections and contrasts among composer pairs.

If getting to know Benjamin Britten's music is on your to-do list, you can begin with this playlist of pieces from his most celebrated works as well as some lesser-known music.

Boy choirs are having to adapt to the earlier onset of puberty, which often changes the voice before the musician can catch up.

The Festival Jérôme Bel demonstrated new ways we can think across the boundaries of artist and non-artist, performer and spectator, in refreshingly fun shows at Stanford.

The Danish String Quartet, despite a dark and foreboding program, creates a mood of holy light with its brilliant performance.

Finding inspiration in history and pop culture, composer Michael Daugherty launches a new work for strings, provoked by Frank Lloyd Wright’s architectural style.

Amassing to perform Rachmaninov’s Vespers and other sacred works, S.F. Choral Society partners impressively with the Golden Gate Men’s Chorus.