The fortepianist’s improvisations, and the orchestra’s less muscular approach resulted in a Beethoven quite different from the mighty thunderer of legend.
Pianist Jonathan Biss curates an evening of late period Beethoven at San Francisco Performances.
The Grammy-winning violinist will join SFCO to premiere his Concerto for Jazz Violin and Orchestra.
Eight different composers, four musicians, 2,000 pictures of America, one enthralling experience.
The Iranian-American virtuoso transcended expectations in a challenging program that ranged from the traditional to the cutting edge.
Marin Symphony’s new executive director reflects on the latest venture in his wide-ranging career.
Unusual instrumental techniques highlight gorgeous soundscapes in a varied program of new music.
Standout vocal performances and attention to musical details do full justice to Bach’s spiritual masterwork.
A 12-hour event, “Noon to Midnight,” showcases the city’s new music scene.
In a marathon program, five performers find distinctly different musical expression in the composer’s piano studies.
