Trista Bernstein

Much-lauded pianist Inon Barnatan walks on the dark side in his upcoming Atherton recital.

The Khmer Arts Ensemble embraces and enhances the power and beauty of Cambodian art forms.

Thomas Hampson got young S.F. Conservatory singers to dig deeper into themselves and reveal the character behind the aria.

The men of Chanticleer pin hearts on sleeves in their fall program. What’s not to love about it?

Through exceptional teaching and rigorous training, students hone their craft at Opera Academy of California’s summer session.

Zoe Keating mixes it up with the Magik*Magik orchestra in a most unusual venue, outdoing itself in the effort to break the mold of classical music.

The women’s quintet strives to present beautiful singing in well-trained bodies, as they perform medieval music, to approach the “feminine divine.”

The Ives Quartet is taking a musical journey that stretches well beyond a single concert and focuses on education and audience involvement.

With their latest Call and Response concert, the Cypress Quartet explores the question, “What is exotic?”

The upcoming Philharmonia Baroque concerts unexpectedly celebrate the friendship of two singers.