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San Francisco Opera unveiled director Gabriele Lavia's new production of Mozart's Don Giovanni in what revealed to be a thrilling and inspiring Hall of Mirrors.

Martin Scorsese's documentary on George Harrison's life gives us his life in the same intuitive, slightly mysterious manner as the musician expressed himself

Resin — a stunning new ballet created for the Alonzo King LINES Ballet — is a cohesive suite of dances that is continuously spellbinding with dancers who are glorious interpreters and enhancers of rhythm and melody.

Music lovers expecting the ordinary at Stephanie Blythe’s vocal recital received several splendid surprises. Presented by S.F. Performances, the great mezzo-soprano defied expectations at every turn, and the results were nothing short of brilliant.

L.A. Philharmonic’s president and CEO speaks about grappling with change, securing loyal audiences, and serving the community.

The acclaimed mezzo overcame fears and youthful hang-ups, and even the lack of a trill, to perform and record widely.

From thundering orchestral sonics to dreamy and delightsome scene-painting, Yefim Bronfman’s playing has it all.

Building Musical Bridges in Redwood City Do the Monster Mash With Charity and the JAMband Sundays@Four Chamber Music Series

The radical, sometimes wacky, music of composer/pianist John Cage receives a hearing on the Stanford campus.

An extraordinary musician, Gustavo Dudamel is putting his personal imprint on programs ranging from the classics to new American music.