Previews

Jeff Dunn - February 15, 2012

For the purest maverickism, attend the second concert honoring four rule-breakers and featuring top-notch artists.

Jason Victor Serinus - February 12, 2012

This most sensitive artist presents Schubert’s emotionally chilling,
potentially cathartic Winterreise (Winter journey).

Lisa Petrie - February 12, 2012

Manga meets Mozart in this colorful production.

Trista Bernstein - February 8, 2012

A significant Baroque ensemble tops its 20th anniversary season with Monteverdi’s music on love and war.

Stephanie Jones - February 6, 2012

Music@Menlo’s winter series gets a French twist, with a wind quintet imported from Lincoln Center.

Michelle Dulak Thomson - February 3, 2012

Bay Area chamber music aficionados flock to the Cal Performances concerts of this exceptional ensemble.

Lisa Petrie - February 3, 2012

The drummers of TAO bring a modern flair to the ancient art form, drawing on the diverse backgrounds of its performers.

Jeff Dunn - February 3, 2012

Herbert Blomstedt leads the Symphony in what many believe is his signature piece, Bruckner’s Fifth Symphony.

Trista Bernstein - February 1, 2012

The mandolin-centered Luna Nova Quartet draws in listeners, with its unique sound and memories evoked of the instrument in many film scores.

Jeff Kaliss - January 27, 2012

The revered arts and culture of several Asian countries are celebrated in a festival at Stanford, now in its eighth year.