Herbert Blomstedt guides a taut, inspired reading of Beethoven’s masterpiece.
The great violinist drained every ounce of emotion from Britten’s Violin Concerto in a triumphant appearance with the Marin Symphony.
Ensemble Signal shines in a program of recent Steve Reich works that demand precision and verve.
Flat programming and dull arrangements don’t fulfill the promise of the revered ensemble.
Philharmonia Baroque offers a bit of arcane music history along with fine performances of Mozart and Haydn.
Joshua Roman reinforces his reputation with a masterful reading of Bates’ Cello Concerto.
S.F. Ballet’s resident choreographer delivers a new work revisiting the Russian Revolution.
Choreographer Jiří Bubeníček adds another remarkable, new work to the company’s repertory.
The close connection between violinist and conductor made for an electrifying concerto performance.
Stephen Eddins’s adaptation of a Eudora Welty story is the highlight of a strong program of works in progress.
