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It's time to re-think how we listen to music, together, now that the experience of sharing music has drastically shifted.

One lucky French composer hears a long, intriguing concert of his music played by dedicated professionals and student musicians.

A Finnish paean to nature and the Earth itself is sung for the first time on the West Coast.

The Palace of the Legion of Honor does almost everything possible to sabotage a duo performing medieval love songs.

A guest conductor from Italy elicits a new level of poise and discipline from a much-loved Baroque ensemble.

Thursday's German Requiem offered yet another grand performance from the S.F. Symphony, an unforgettable one by Ragnar Bohlin's brilliant SFS Chorus, and yet something refreshingly different from other approaches. 

Ancient songs with a festive yet spiritual flair set apart California Bach Society’s holiday program.

A hometown’s favorite pianist preps for a “concital” (recital plus concert) with Symphony Silicon Valley.

Leaping Into Nutcracker Season San Francisco Opera's Carmen for Families Remembering William Robert Lutt (1929-2011)

The New EsterházyQuartet, having run out of Haydn a couple years back, is focusing now on his contemporaries and pupils. November’s set includes a Haydn quartet, a Beethoven quartet (the formidably dark Opus 95), and quartets by Anton Reicha and Nicolas Zmeskall.