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A French composer doesn’t quite respond to quartets by Beethoven and Haydn, but speaks in his own evocative voice.

Directed by Marin Alsop, the Baltimore Symphony and UC Choral Ensembles perform a noted oratorio scored to accompany a classic silent film about Joan of Arc.

Pairs of contrasting works illustrated 20th-century extremes and 21st-century frontiers of orchestration at the Mavericks Festival were brilliantly juxtaposed and together made for a wonderful concert.

As one of the most popular acts in classical music over the past 20 years, the Eroica Trio needs no introduction.

Cauvin is a technical wizard, of course, but
one who seems entranced by the possibilities that opens for him.

The young women of Chorissima always perform to a standard that blows away the uninitiated.

Zuill Bailey Brings Cello Magic to El Camino Youth Becoming Young Snow WhiteFuture Greats to Compete in Free Concerts

The Bay Area remembers Mildred Rosner, a teacher and 'cello mother' to students ranging from Crowden School students in Berkeley to such greats as Bonnie Hampton and Emil Miland.

The renowned Bustan Quartet performs works from Israeli and Arabic classical traditions at the Jewish Musical Festival.

A Dutch early-instrument orchestra and choir give a fine rendition of a Bach Mass, despite the hall’s acoustic limitations.