Which came first, the Scherzo or the Andante?
But draw your own conclusions about the ending of Shostakovich’s Fifth Symphony, the other piece on the program.
The pianist’s recital showcases her wide range of interests and long-standing connections to contemporary composers.
The L.A. new-music group looks back on its history in a busy birthday concert at Monk Space.
A diverse program of mostly contemporary works shows the vitality of the genre while honoring the origins of musique concrète.
Under Zubin Mehta’s genial direction, the orchestra plays the “Pastoral” and “Eroica” Symphonies to near perfection.
The pianist/composer’s Natural Machines blurs the lines between art and technology in a harmonious way.
The gifted Bay Area vocalist teams up with a trio at Keys Jazz Bistro for some sweetly reinvented Christmas classics.
The legendary vocal quartet says farewell in a swinging retrospective set at Disney Hall, billed as the group’s final concert.
The singers put poetry first in this condensed version of John Adams’s opera-oratorio.
