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Painfully memorialized, angst-filled works receive expression in Kronos Quartet’s recital.

A famed director teams up with an American novelist and a West African singer in a reimagining of Desdemona’s life and postlife.

With violinist Elizabeth Blumenstock’s brilliant ornamentation, Philharmonic Baroque Orchestra outdoes itself on its journey through Four Seasons.

Singing “in the key of life” continues to be the mission of Cantare Con Vivo, now celebrating its 25th year of song and service.

The San Francisco Friends of Chamber Music provide a nice classical chamber series at the Legion of Honor, but their signature event has quickly become Chamber Music Day at the de Young Museum.

New twists (and languages) in works by Ravel and Schoenberg mark the treatment of the Sounds New ensemble.

If you’ve been dying to hear Shostakovich, his Symphony No. 14 is the one for you

Possessed of a large, rich, flexible voice that works equally well in Verdi, Wagner, and Handel, Stephanie Blythe leaves all that behind to once again champion American music in recital.

A bright light of the cello reflects on his start in music, his love of sonic experiments, biking through the Alps, and the new work for electronic cello that he’s premiering.