David Bratman

Daniil Trifonov proves the perfect partner for a relaxed Rachmaninoff concerto.

The pulse of the human heart is central to Telegraph's approach to three quartets at Noe Valley.

Stéphane Denève leads a compelling performance, and Gautier Capuçon is the soloist.

The oratorio comes together with excellent soloists and choral contributions.

A delicate reading of a Beethoven concerto pairs nicely with Daniel Harding's stately take on Richard Strauss's Alpine Symphony.

In preparation for its performances of the St. John Passion, SFBC convened a panel to talk about the issue of anti-Semitism in historical context.

In a brilliantly curated concert, the SJCO offers meditations on climate change, humanity and technology, and the natural world.

A vibrant program of challenging works benefited from superb solos and energetic conducting by Carlos Vieu.

Howard Hanson's "Romantic" is the standout in a program that included works by Bernstein, Copland, and Nancy Bloomer Deussen.

Works from Corelli, Georg Muffat, and George Frideric Handel explore variations on the concerto grosso form.