An Argentine-inspired program, with music by Pablo E. Furman and Astor Piazzolla, comes off successfully despite an unexpected podium shuffle.
Film and live performance intertwine in this multimedia work about a world on the brink of destruction.
The famous film composer conducts his own work on a program that also includes Pictures at an Exhibition.
The worthy but forgotten La Flora is the latest Baroque gem to be revived by this great local company.
Abduraimov returns to staple repertoire by Sergei Prokofiev and Modest Mussorgsky in a recital tour of the West Coast.
Director Francesca Zambello’s durable production thrives on the strength of lead singers Eve-Maud Hubeaux and Jonathan Tetelman.
Divisive contract negotiations between management and musicians seem to impact the performance led by guest conductor Kazuki Yamada.
The Adlers’ annual concert highlights emerging opera talents, including standout Canadian soprano Olivia Smith.
The orchestra, joined by tenor Andrew Staples, gives its first performances of this rather underrated 1958 song cycle.
The ensemble arrives at SF Performances with a program centered around the creative struggles of Haydn, Dvořák, and Shostakovich.
