Roberts and his trio’s jazzed-up version of the George Gershwin classic is just one discovery in a concert full of revelations.
The mezzo-soprano is resplendent in a recital for SF Performances that honors Black women as artists and mothers.
In a cello concerto featuring a hologram soloist, the orchestra conducts something of an experiment.
After 50 years of Mahler performances, the orchestra’s music director laureate delivers a moving account of the Fifth Symphony.
The Oscar-nominated documentary of Jon Batiste’s epic compositional journey also includes intimate moments with his wife as she battles cancer.
Working without their late first violinist, these three musicians are bringing in collaborators to great success.
Spectacularly cast and flawlessly performed, the show is bound to leave any Wagnerite at Disney Hall begging for another Ring installment.
Stepping in for Michael Tilson Thomas, the Ukrainian-Finnish conductor is the perfect partner for a program with pianist Seong-Jin Cho.
In a rare solo set at SFJAZZ, Lage strips his signature style down to the essentials.
The pianist, who’s known for her advocacy of underrepresented composers, gives commanding performances of modern classics as well.
