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The S.F. Chamber Orchestra's presents Stravinsky’s L’histoire du soldat and Stephen Saxon’s Luck or Wisdom? as a musical meditation on human fate.

A concert by the LCCE is filled with all kinds of play and 'some serious fun.'

The Cypress String Quartet presents works by Slavic and British composers in a refreshing program at the SFJazz Center.

The Redwood Symphony amasses large forces for a mixed bill that was mostly effective.

The New Century Chamber Orchestra plays new works and venerable older ones, to reveal connections and contrasts among composer pairs.

Sometimes playing from memory, several Latin American ensembles stood out at a chamber music festival.

One of America’s old-school quartets raises the bar in an unsurpassable, elegiac performance.

Travel in time and space, nature vs. civilization, and forms of energy generation mark the provocative works featured on Cabrillo Festival’s Saturday program.

The Left Coast Chamber Ensemble consistently presents innovative, tasteful, and well-played programs, as witness its latest effort of music both old and new.

The San Francisco Bach Choir let historic sheet music be their guide on a breezy tour of songs about the city.