David Bratman

Paul Huang and Danbi Um share a program for Chamber Music San Francisco, collaborating on a rarely played piece by Moritz Moszkowski.

Sam Adams’s piano concerto makes a big impression, while Esa-Pekka Salonen chivvies Bruckner’s Sixth Symphony along.

The orchestra’s conductor laureate may work seated on the podium now, but his interpretations are still vital as ever.

The Chicago quartet is in its element with a program of recent works written expressly for the group.

Dvořák’s masterpiece shares space with a couple of unusual works in a brilliantly played concert.

Meta4 makes its West Coast debut with a fascinating concert of works inspired by the far north.

Esa-Pekka Salonen leads a program of dark favorites by Modest Mussorgsky, Franz Liszt, and Hector Berlioz.

It’s a gigantic new piece that, perhaps surprisingly, is entirely at home on a program of 20th-century masterworks.

When concern over COVID cases took out half the orchestra, the weekend’s programming had to change.

The summer’s opening program lets everyone — vocalists, concerto soloists, and orchestra — shine.