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Musical sisters know how to shake it, for audiences that enjoy a variety of styles.

Sound worlds are fervently explored at the 17th iteration of a new-music festival.

An indefatigable keyboard artist plays the “B”s out of Bach, Beethoven, and Bartók.

A pianist besotted with the music of Sondheim presents variations on his brilliant songs by an A-team of composers/arrangers.

The NCCO, under Music Director Nadja Salerno-Sonnenberg, pushes the margins a little bit further with an illuminating program featuring two contrasting, yet ultimately congenial, mandolin concertos.

This is it: The Oakland East Bay Symphony, conducted by Carl Davis, and the S.F. Silent Film Festival, in the most complete restoration possible of Napoleon, will screen the 5 1/2-hour film four times at Oakland’s Paramount Theatre.

What can you say about a dance company in fewer than 140 characters?

Pirates Sails in a New Direction Go "Under the Boardwalk" This WeekendA Good Squeeze: The Tangelo Duo

San Francisco Conservatory is about to set loose its annual Hot Air Music Festival, which offers something for everyone — plus it’s all free and high-flying!

A remarkable German violinist anticipates her concert with the San Francisco Symphony and tells of how she came naturally to play and love music.