A powerful concert at Kohl Mansion makes the enormity of the Holocaust tangible and personal through music.
From Naive and Sentimental to Flower Power with the LA Phil.
Conservatory students join Berkeley Symphony musicians for the performance, and SF Ballet’s Martin West conducts.
The quartet’s unique sonic palette proves perfect for reinterpreting jazz classics from the great American composer.
The multimedia presentation at SFJAZZ explores issues of race, prejudice, and parenting.
Pasadena Opera presents Missy Mizzoli’s challenging opera.
Wolfe’s piece figures prominently in a mélange of a concert.
The “Onstage Sessions Jazz Club” setting was perfect for the Brazilian jazz singer’s take on The Book of Longing.
The viol consort gives a captivating account of Lachrimae in Berkeley.
LBO’s King Arthur treads a fine line between 17th-century elegance and 21st-century political theater.
