Stravinsky’s century-old piece still resonates with more power and urgency than the contemporary works it inspired.
Contender Francesco Lecce-Chong acquits himself best on sprightly material from Bates and Beethoven.
The Cliburn-winning pianist brought fresh insight and nuance to familiar repertoire.
Strong soloists and Nicholas McGegan and Philharmonia Baroque gave their all in a flawed work.
The young violinist plays a thrilling Mendelssohn concerto in perfect synch with the S.F. Symphony
BSO’s music director led the orchestra and cello through a program of impressive firsts.
A pick-up quintet of great classical musicians joins McBride for Dvořák and Schubert at SFJAZZ.
Here’s what we heard at the inaugural concert of the Conservatory’s new Roots, Jazz, and American Music program.
The American pianist made child’s play of a notoriously difficult concerto.
The gifted mezzo-soprano conveyed the hits and some lesser surprises with grace and musicality.
