Two contemporary composers obliterate preconceptions about music and the objects – and people – making it.
Two experimental artists in their first collaboration make a challenging, surprising piece.
Liam Scarlett’s Isle of the Dead is forceful and virtuosic in its world premiere.
Ragnar Bohlin elicits the raw urgency Bach’s masterwork requires.
The unusual pairing of violin and guitar works out with two virtuosi sharing the Weill Hall stage at the Green Music Center.
Brilliant dancing isn’t enough to rescue S.F Ballet’s world premiere of a new Yuri Possokhov work.
The orchestra showcases great music banned by oppressive regimes.
The offbeat orchestra creates an intriguing evening of music with a patriotic tinge and a rare symphony from the 1840s.
The inventive duo joins forces with percussionist Tupac Mantilla in a set of John Zorn pieces.
The Two Widows bubbles over with life’s sorrows and joys.
