The premiere of Alexei Ratmansky's quiet, piano ballet is the highlight of a strong program.
The virtuosic duo succeed with their custom blend of “esoteric acoustic guitar art songs.”
Games, songs, comedy, and sensuality combine in this show based on Serbian wedding songs and traditions.
SF Symphony featured the less-performed, edgy works in Copland's output, with Inon Barnatan at the keyboards for the Piano Concerto.
In their "Bridge to Beethoven" series, violinist Jennifer Koh and pianist Shai Wosner set a contemporary composer a near-impossible task.
Great company seeks great choreographer. The Ailey company won’t disappoint in its repertory items, which is reason enough to see them.
The Russian piano phenomenon delivered a thrilling performance in collaboration with Kent Nagano and the OSM.
Fresh compositions by Simon Dobson highlight the latest installment of this inventive series.
The Mexican-American baritone delivered a fascinating and linguistically diverse program without getting tongue-tied.
Awkward programming and distracting visuals overshadow a powerful rendition of Fauré’s Requiem.
