Fine performances fail to lift the music above the pleasantly familiar.
The composer’s original scores will highlight a series of multimedia stories at the Curran Theater.
Renowned pianist Menahem Pressler joins the ensemble for an all-Mozart program.
Your first challenge is finding it, but that’s kind of the point, pilgrim.
Soloists Nikolas Nackley and Tonia D’Amelio straddle the spiritual and the erotic in a charged performance of two cantatas.
Pianist Tamami Honma, violinist Julian Brown, and cellist Yong-Zi Ma bring infectious joy to a program of Beethoven and Shostakovich.
S.F. Symphony’s imaginative music incubator featured exhilarating, intergenerational family duets.
The scaled-down song cycle is inspired by stories from Lydia Davis.
From von Biber’s bombastic Battalia to the subtleties of a recent Andrew Norman piece, the NCCO played everything with grace and beauty.
William Kentridge fuses physics, early modernist art, jazz-age music, and colonial history in a profound multimedia revue.
