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The convocation of pianists is devoting time to Gabriel Fauré on the centenary of the composer’s death.

Super soloist Aubree Oliverson is joined by her fellow post-conservatory grads in works by J.S. Bach and Georg Philipp Telemann.

One of American opera’s great innovators and champions unveils his memorial plaque.

The transition from outgoing Executive Director Daniel Levenstein to Jeanette Wong was as seamless as possible.

Igor Stravinsky’s venerable modernist masterpiece still has the power to shock, if only you add in helicopters.

The full roster of excellence, as chosen by our readers. Find out who has bragging rights this year.

Few, if any, major events were planned, so conductor Jonathan Khuner took on the job himself.

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Listen in this week as the “mama bear of the Bay Area jazz scene” reluctantly wraps up her long run on KCSM.

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The experimental sound artist is again returning to the Wattis Institute for the exhibition Drum Listens to Heart.