Mezzo Susan Graham was inspiring in an afternoon of art songs about romantic love.
The Ballet's third repertory program had a premiere from a 24-year-old, among a set of varied, beautifully danced works.
The brilliant last quartets combined with some of Beethoven's earliest in two exhilarating concerts.
The surprisingly grateful combination of voice and early brass instruments was the focus of a delicious concert of early 17th-century music.
Jordi Savall continues his magical odyssey through the musical world of historical Istanbul.
Conductor Emeritus Herbert Blomstedt led a deeply felt performance and Ragnar Bohlin’s chorus shone.
A Maria Schneider song cycle and Schumann’s Piano Concerto were enlivened by soloists Lara Nie and Lara Downes.
In the third installment of a year-long project, the San Francisco Contemporary Music Players offered two excellent premieres inspired by death and loss.
A practically perfect Fancy Free, highlighted the company's repertory season opener.
The small company comes up trumps with a compelling production of the modern-day masterpiece.
