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The orchestra under Donald Runnicles, soprano Nina Stemme, and David Hockney’s color-saturated set designs are the stars of this extravagant production.

Miranda Liu is marvelous in Shostakovich’s Violin Concerto No. 1, while Ravel’s Boléro provides a colorful finale.

When the production works, it’s the music, not the directorial concept, that triumphs.

Pianist Evren Ozel, violist Jordan Bak, and violinist Geneva Lewis give an impressive recital in an unusual configuration.

The American music director reflects on her trailblazing career, important mentors, and the value of expanding the canon.

At the SF International Arts Festival, Romano and friends present a program of original and transcribed music for the traditional instrument.

The diverse summer lineup of music, theater, dance, and performance art will be based in the Mission District this year.

The multitalented composer and performer is aiming at a festival that ignores musical boundaries and questions standard narratives.

The university’s Brain and Creativity Institute and classical station KUSC collaborate on a concert and panel discussion. 

For Piano Spheres, Kallay used Alexander Scriabin’s Fifth Sonata as a jumping-off point to explore “ecstatic states.”