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The Left Coast Chamber Ensemble presents Minette, an arrangement for two guitars of an opera by Hans Werner Henze constructed on the principles of Beethoven’s Diabelli Variations and based on a short story by Balzac about vegetarian cats that form the Royal Society for the Protection of Rats.

he opportunity to hear two great pros, the divinely voiced Karita Mattila in partnership with master accompanist Martin Katz, is irresistible.

Schoenberg does Brahms, reimagining and revoicing a delightful piano quartet.

Chopin, and nothing but, comes to San Jose, courtesy of an accomplished young pianist with a heavy foot on the pedals.

Hear the youthful Mendelssohn with fresh ears on this superb recording of two concertos.

Berkeley Symphony plays works by the beloved Lou Harrison, plus a West Coast premiere and the Sibelius Symphony No. 5.

Anonymous 4 sings marvelously varied selections from 13th- and early 14th-century treasure-troves.

The Boston Symphony’s all-too-short collaboration with famed maestro James Levine set up the orchestra for a bright artistic future. The orchestra is not rushing down the path to name a new music director.

Four years on at the helm of the New Century Chamber Orchestra, its “fearless leader” reflects on her brilliant charges, and the challenges ahead.