LCCE explores music inspired by the classic myth through five works spanning 400 years.
Pierre Jalbert's new violin concerto highlights the orchestra's first reunion with its emeritus conductor.
A magical-realism novella becomes a worthy Stewart Copeland opera.
A vibrant program of challenging works benefited from superb solos and energetic conducting by Carlos Vieu.
Great singing and comic staging bring out the best in Bellini's 1831 tale of a sleepwalking innocent.
Howard Hanson's "Romantic" is the standout in a program that included works by Bernstein, Copland, and Nancy Bloomer Deussen.
Two orchestras, one stage, four centuries of music.
60 minutes of heaven from one of the hardest working women on the Bay Area jazz scene.
The world premiere of Charles Wuorinen's Symphony-commissioned piece reveals surprisingly accessible sonic treats.
ODC and choreographer Brenda Way jump into the #MeToo moment with a deeply felt and powerful dance.
