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The S.F. Symphony's concert entirely devoted to Bruckner’s massive Fifth Symphony, offered a time-bending experience for those utterly engaged by the work.

Peninsula Teen Strums His Way to Carnegie Hall School of Arts Goes Global The Pied Piper of Culture

Scott Joplin’s historically significant ragtime opera is reconstructed and heard anew, if not in an ideal performance.

A significant Baroque ensemble tops its 20th anniversary season with Monteverdi’s music on love and war.

A young Russian-born pianist wins awards, emigrates to the West, concertizes widely, and teaches music at a prestigious school — all in a day’s work.

Los Angeles Philharmonic regulars and visitors might be unaware of it, but the best of L.A.’s adventurous contemporary arts scene is happening right beneath their feet.

The new music director of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, headed for performances in San Francisco, reflects on music’s ability to connect people and build the culture.

Music@Menlo’s winter series gets a French twist, with a wind quintet imported from Lincoln Center.

Composite rhythms in a challenging program highlight a string quartet’s recital in an intimate art gallery.