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Back-to-back concerts by the SF Symphony and the Alexander String Quartet feature important works by the overlooked English composer.

In a joint song recital, the husband-and-wife team reflect on the journeys they’ve made, from New Zealand to the opera stage.

The closing concert highlights composers at every career stage, from an undergraduate student to a 95-year-old master.

Pierrot lunaire and its artistic legacy are celebrated in a weekend festival marking the 150th anniversary of the composer’s birth.

Choreographer Joanna Haigood’s immersive new work will open up a public space.

The baritone’s double album includes substantial contributions from major composers, as well as from fellow famous singers.

Three new studies shed light on how the brain reacts to music.

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On Oct. 5, 2023, cellist Sheku Kanneh-Mason joined music writer Lev Mamuya via Zoom in SFCV’s interview series.

After nearly 50 years, the quartet still has new things to say. The festival April 7–9 spans its ever-expanding repertory.

At 63, the soprano has many irons in the fire, including un-retiring from the Metropolitan Opera to sing in a premiere.

Da-Hong Seetoo trained as a virtuoso violinist, but for the past several decades, he’s made his biggest impact as an audio engineer.