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It has been 20 years since one of the best-regarded modern cello concertos has been played here. And it took the same wizard, Yo-Yo Ma, who played it then to show us now how to do it right; matched by MTT and the S.F. Symphony for quality in a spectacular evening of all-German repertoire.

A New Name For SOTA Turandot Is An Exciting First Gig Chinatown Stages New Outdoor Music Festival

Ruth Asawa, founder of the San Francisco School of the Arts saw the school renamed in her honor on Wednesday.

The indefatigable jazz cat, with deep roots in the Beat Era, gears up for performances in San Jose.

A favorite wind quintet of mine, the Quinteto Latino, which is dedicated to bringing you the music of Mexico and South America, is playing two of the great standards of the repertory at Old First Church on Friday.

This weekend the men's chorus Chanticleer opens the season with a tour of some of the great music written about love – a topic that could fill a few years worth of concerts.

This weekend, Les Graces Baroque ensemble brings that culture to life, showcasing the music of songwriters like Carolus Hacquart the flutist and carilloneur Jacob van Eyck, and the organist Jan Pierterszoon Sweelinck.

Concerts around the Bay Area often achieve an incredibly high quality. We should go to more of them, to experience things outside our comfort zone.

A unique teaching institution turns out to be presenting one of the Bay Area's most diverse music series dedicated to exploring music from around the globe.

The San Francisco Opera’s 9/11 commemorative event, Opera in the Park, was extraordinary, and SFCV is honored to have been a part of the day’s activities.