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John Adams’ opera has outlasted its critics and finally makes it to San Francisco, thanks to its original commissioner, David Gockley.

In a new production by visual artist Jun Kaneko and sung in English, The Magic Flute is perfect for the whole family.

Yet again, the vocal ensemble Chanticleer stylishly pulls rabbits out of a Mexican hat.

John Adams’ first opera, Nixon in China, is a thoroughly modern, musically and visually irresistible masterpiece.

Symphony Silicon Valley is in fine fettle under guest conductor William Boughton, with Ning An as the fine piano soloist.

As the Philadelphia Orchestra counts pennies, can it count on remaining a top-tier orchestra?

The L.A. Philharmonic and Gustavo Dudamel premiere of The Gospel According to the Other Mary displays a challenging yet brilliant creation by John Adams to great effect.

Soprano Judith Nelson, one of the world’s most famous singers of Baroque music as the early music revival began, died peacefully May 28, at the close of a 12-year battle with Alzheimer’s disease.

Alison Balsom’s latest compilation of her trumpet selections offers some tried-and-true along with several new pieces for her, all played in her distinctive manner.