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Glennie has paved a remarkable path — as a soloist, as a deaf performer, and as an advocate for connection above all else.

Widely divergent approaches to composition make for an ear-opening experience.

Three new studies shed light on how the brain reacts to music.

The closing concert highlights composers at every career stage, from an undergraduate student to a 95-year-old master.

Choreographer Joanna Haigood’s immersive new work will open up a public space.

With several U.S. premieres, the return of its Baroque ensemble, and a raft of guest stars, the group builds on its successes.

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

The SF International Arts Festival may not have big-name headliners, but it has audacious and eclectic artists aplenty.

Pratt is spending more time in the Bay Area, teaching at SFCM and soloing with ensembles like New Century Chamber Orchestra.

The company’s production of The Mystery of Edwin Drood promises a new ending every night.