Chamber Music

Lou Fancher - June 25, 2018

Creativity blossoms within architectural wonders at the annual solstice event in Oakland's Chapel of the Chimes.

Lou Fancher - June 19, 2018

The concert pianist offers insights into his haunted early years, his controversial book, and the transformational power of music.

Jim Farber - June 18, 2018

Chamber Music in Historic Sites sponsors intimate music in architecturally significant chambers.

Jim Farber - June 18, 2018

A dedicated ensemble playing unique instruments presents rarely performed microtonal works by Harry Partch and Ben Johnston.

Michael Zwiebach - June 12, 2018

Voices of Music and the San Francisco Girls Chorus create a version like the one performed in Purcell's lifetime.

Nicholas Jones - June 12, 2018

Sequentia performs compellingly reconstructed music from a thousand years ago.

Richard S. Ginell - June 5, 2018

The virtuoso violinist brings her relentless curiosity and unbridled passion for new music to the pioneering festival.

Scott Cmiel - May 26, 2018

LCCE guitarist Michael Goldberg is featured in three latter-day serenades.

Joe Cadagin - May 22, 2018

The "Transformations" program pairs Schoenberg's riotous Chamber Symphony No. 1 with intriguing new works by Julie Barwick and David Lipten.

David Bratman - May 22, 2018

The pulse of the human heart is central to Telegraph's approach to three quartets at Noe Valley.