From the blissful grace of Haydn to the turmoil of Shostakovich, the Oberlin Trio played with great depth of feeling.
Joyous Gershwin, overwhelming Shostakovich: Here are Oakland School of the Arts students’ reactions to a most unusual concert combination.
Two masterful evocations of human togetherness shared the bill in S.F. Ballet's latest program.
LA string ensemble the Formalist Quartet warmed snowy Ohio’s Oberlin campus with a passionate flurry of its own.
Three pianists, three hours, and 20 Philip Glass Études equal one riveting event.
Netia Jones, David Henry Hwang, and composer Unsuk Chin combined to make L.A. Philharmonic's Alice a theatrical thrill ride.
Mezzo-soprano Sasha Cooke scored a major success in the orchestrated version of Heggie's song cycle.
Mezzo Susan Graham was inspiring in an afternoon of art songs about romantic love.
The Ballet's third repertory program had a premiere from a 24-year-old, among a set of varied, beautifully danced works.
The brilliant last quartets combined with some of Beethoven's earliest in two exhilarating concerts.
