With flair and precision, the S.F. Symphony presents a Bartók concerto, with Yuja Wang at the keyboard, and an excerpt from Tchaikovsky’s Swan Lake ballet.
Stunning playing by the Australian Chamber Orchestra meets Dawn Upshaw’s sterling vocalism in a freshly minted Ojai North program.
The gifted and glamorous Yuja Wang parties hard with select members of the S.F. Symphony.
How to play a Haydn minuet? Listen and learn, from Philharmonia Baroque’s terrific disc.
Set to tour Cuba next month, the S.F. Girls Chorus is in top form, with commissioned pieces, sacred songs, and fun works too.
Tanya Tomkins takes her sweet time on a new Bach disc, revealing a wealth of musical wisdom.
A rare program of Russian Orthodox sacred music displays its emotional ardor, fervor, and great beauty.
The eyes have it (the ears, too) in Symphony Silicon Valley’s attention-getting concert.
As shown in Götterdämmerung, Francesca Zambello believes that the entire Ring drama can shine the light on the women.
In a magnificent performance as the Götterdämmerung Brünnhilde, Nina Stemme stands as a Wagnerian goddess amid an exceptional cast.
