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Mystery surrounds a noted ballet company’s plans for 2012 and extreme restrictions on its longtime artistic director.

A humble and fascinating composer conducts his ambitious new violin concerto, yet declines to take a solo bow.

A noted ensemble turns chamber music, old and new, into an adventure, with near-“purrrfect” results.

Best Children's Album — Grammy Race Is On Napa Valley Youth Symphony Takes Flight Low-Key Seasonal Happenings

Sage artistry and inconsistently appropriate voice for repertoire characterized Karita Mattila’s recital of French, Finnish and German songs Tuesday night at Herbst Theatre.

Most string quintets, other than Schubert's, don't get played often. The San Francisco Symphony Chamber Musicians have the personnel to do it.

Although he’s recorded the Christmas repertoire before, most of us haven’t had the chance to witness him delivering it live, and it’ll be bound to raise goose bumps, regardless of the weather.

An adventurous string quartet performs fresh takes on works unfinished by the great classical composers, in a new form of artistic “occupation.”

The siren songstress of '60s social causes, home for the holidays in Woodside, joins Maestro Michael Morgan for the Oakland East Bay Symphony's annual celebration.