Symphony Silicon Valley capitalizes on its popular appeal with a fine mixed program, with one Rossini ringer.
The singing at S.F. Opera makes I Capuleti e i Montecchi
The “imagined places” of Samuel Carl Adams’ Drift and Providence enriched the orchestral palette with new sounds, alongside Mahler's all-encompassing Fifth, reminding patrons of the S.F. Symphony’s world-class status.
Cantor Yitzchak Meir Helfgot lofts his sublime music into the air, buoyed by Itzhak Perlman’s violin and assorted klezmer musicians.
Flavors and vignettes of Iran are evoked by a new work premiered by the Delphi Trio, now in residence at Old First Concerts.
The Gold Coast Chamber Players kicked off its season at the Orinda Library by mining the treasure that is Schubert's String Quintet.
The dissolute knight Falstaff sings out in Gordon Getty’s concert version of Plump Jack.
Youth and age made for interesting comparisons at the season opener for Nadja Salerno-Sonnenberg’s New Century Chamber Orchestra in Menlo Park.
Unique sounds simmer and boil at Classical Revolution’s latest showcase performance in Berkeley.
Thematic programming can challenge even so distinguished a chorus as Chanticleer, as evident in its season opener. Some performance issues ensued.
