Jeff Kaliss

As pianist Lang Lang hits the revered age of 30, he’s started to teach others hard-won lessons gleaned from his childhood studies in China.

Unique sounds simmer and boil at Classical Revolution’s latest showcase performance in Berkeley.

Violinist Joshua Bell anticipates his performance at S.F. Symphony’s season opener.

Pianist Lara Downes offers music of exiled composers in an intimate setting, to launch the inaugural Classical Revolution Festival.

Foday Musa Suso, an acclaimed performer of African instruments, shares the stage this weekend in Carmel with fellow-traveler Philip Glass.

Here is a readable, restless, illuminating study of John Cage, a musician who influenced how all of us think about music.

Here’s a way to shake up the usual and hear a broad variety of great music at the same time.

Young composer Noah Luna finds a way to thrive in his business and support his family by embracing an array of genres, technologies, and career alternatives.

Although his solo careers drew him out of the Romero Guitar Quartet he’d grown up with, the lively, loquacious Angel Romero has retained his vital family connections.

Wes Anderson’s film Moonrise Kingdom, is brimming with fine actors and classical music reflecting childhood from Britten, Schubert, Saint-Saëns, and even Hank Williams.