David Bratman

A program that also features Beethoven’s “Eroica” is profoundly personal and often moving.

Two 19th-century literary heroes and their impact on Romantic music.

Guest conductor Carlos Vieu shares the limelight with fellow Argentinian, soprano Daniela Tabernig.

Their “Music for Change” program features composers from countries in Africa and Asia hit by the travel ban.

The ensemble’s Sunday programs for Stanford Live embraces a broad vision of chamber music.

The orchestra reveals its strengths under guest conductor JoAnn Falletta’s baton.

The orchestra demonstrates its mettle with a polished Bay Area premiere of a neglected Britten concerto.

Anna Clyne’s Abstractions stands out in a concert of contrasts and short takes.

From an airy Mozart piano piece to a dramatic Schoenberg sextet, the final program of 2018 was a study in contrasts.

Bartók, Kodály, Ligeti, and Dohnányi are the roster for an all-Hungarian program.