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A male vocal ensemble meshes with a young string quartet in compositions based on psalms, a biblical figure, and weather .

The San Jose Chamber Orchestra acquits itself well playing a reduction of Mahler’s score of his Fourth Symphony, revealing insights into the original.

A Latino-based ensemble strives to provoke audiences to see immigration issues with fresh and more-tolerant eyes.

The S.F. Symphony has announced plans for 2012-2013: Music Director Michael Tilson Thomas, Executive Director Brent Assink, and Director of Artistic Planning John Mangum have come up with a year-round ambitious and complex program.

Two long nights at a new-music festival prove to be a trial, leavened by a couple of wake-up works.

First-rate singers contribute to a satisfying and welcoming evening of early music.

In Winterreise, Schubert’s chilling song cycle, two artists prophetically point the way toward places and mysteries that the composer didn’t live long enough to explore.

Mark Streshinsky's West Edge Opera has done it again, making up for a tiny budget with huge imagination and amazing excellence, in its current production of The Manga Flute.

In its first performances since the Ballet San Jose's recent upheavals, a mixed bill offers mixed results, but cause for hope.