Rebecca Wishnia

Gemma New leads a standout performance that sees Pablo Ferrández soloing in Edward Elgar’s Cello Concerto.

The museum’s new exhibition, which runs through Aug. 18, creates a space for sonic contemplation.

The group’s program for Chamber Music San Francisco includes two works that grapple with deafness and mortality.

The violinist adds the U.S. premiere of Jake Heggie’s Fantasy Suite 1803 to his Parisian program.

Back-to-back concerts by the SF Symphony and the Alexander String Quartet feature important works by the overlooked English composer.

Grace Cathedral was never so beautiful, the mix of DJ sets and classical excerpts contributing to an often moving experience.

The Quatuor Ébène displays a unity of sound and purpose in its Cal Performances debut.

With violin soloist Shunske Sato, PBO shows its wild side in a concert of Romantic-era favorites.

A quirky contemporary double bill from Opera Parallèle serves up both laughs and emotionally powerful moments.

Esa-Pekka Salonen’s departure is the elephant in the room during a satisfying presentation of works by his fellow Finn.