Previews

On Mother's Day, fans of Alison Faith Levy can hear her Big Time Tot Rock Band, in a program at the Contemporary Jewish museum, which opens early, at 9:45 a.m., for pre-schoolers and their families.

The free, inter-generational dance classes to teach choreographic phrases from different works by Mark Morris come to Cal Performances.

Festival Opera confronts the Holocaust in two powerful chamber operas — one created by Nazi victims in 1943, one by a hopeful contemporary team of composer-and-lyricist.

The S.F. Girls Chorus joins the Berkeley Symphony for its annual “I’m a Performer” family concerts that are part of a three-step educational program to make music accessible to everyone.

A String Quartet in Denial (Squid, Inc.) and populist conductor Benjamin Simon and his orchestra team up for a highly entertaining family concert.

Storyteller David Gonzalez opens up the world to a child's imagination with his spin on Aesop's moral tales, set to music.

Juditha is the only surviving oratorio of the four Vivaldi wrote, and it is not performed often. Nicholas McGegan, will conduct the Philharmonia Baroque in four performances.

The Rolleo family band is part of the Bay Area Discovery Museum's Spring Kids Concert Series lineup of five performances that involve music for children age six months old and up.

The Rumi Symphony Project – Cycle I: Untold, will be presented by Persian Luminary Hafez Nazeri at the Flint Center on March 23.

This year's Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra free family concertfeatures a lively program of music, discussion, and a post-concert "petting zoo," where children can view period and historically accurate instruments up close.