David Bratman

A trio (plus some friends) provided excitement in a party of French chamber music.

Clarinetists Romie de Guise-Langlois and David Shifrin, occasionally joined by violin and piano, dazzled.

The symphony, with assistance from choristers, performed the Rachmaninoff masterpiece, which is based off the poem by Edgar Allan Poe.

The festival is converting to a year-long program and expanding its offerings.

The series, which has not announcing an upcoming season, is ending after a 17-year run due to lack of funding.

The Australian Chamber Orchestra performed Mozart, Haydn, and a work by Jonny Greenwood, better known as the guitarist from Radiohead.

The volunteer orchestra turns out a pleasing performance of serious works by Sibelius and Bartók and a humorous original composition.

The former LSO principal conductor and current San Francisco Symphony music director returned to the stage with the orchestra.

Program takes a pleasing look at the cheerful and half-serious sides of the composer.

A suite by Edvard Grieg was the surprise highlight of a lively concert.