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Music Director Joana Carneiro leads Berkeley Symphony in a rousing
season finale, taking the audience on a spellbinding journey to Hungary.

The Cleveland Orchestra did Veni, Vidi, Vici one too far. Following Caesar's example, this splendid ensemble came, played, and won in Davies Symphony Hall on Sunday and Monday, but then they left, more is the pity.

Guitarist Yamandu Costa tours with his distinctive seven-string instrument, lending new flavors to to the popular music of Brazil.

Intensely satisfying musical mosaics are offered by Austria’s well-seasoned Quatuor Mosaïques.

In its world premiere, a new chamber opera by Jack Perla and Rob Bailis gives seven extremely gifted Adler Fellows ample opportunity to make much ado about not very much at all.

The pianist Yuja Wang defies categories, and her latest CD — a varied, capricious, collection of miniatures — is yet another calling card for a Yuja encore.

Piercingly beautiful songs by Mahler and Shostakovich could make for one of the more profound recitals of this or any season.

Russian pianist Olga Kern loves her thriving career, painting scenes from nature, and her sophisticated young son.

Graduation Time: Free, Exciting RecitalsDistinguished Guests for S.F. Girls Chorus SeasonNew Girls Chorus Group Into the Alphabet Soup