Be'eri Moalem

The New Century Chamber Orchestra started off its season with a program that was split between the composer and mostly Russian music.

The concert series kicks off its second year with a look at the music of 20th century U.K.

St. Ignatius Church, overlooking the Pacific Ocean and San Francisco Bay on Lone Mountain, was the perfect spot for the San Francisco Choral Society’s performance of the Mozart Requiem.

In a far-ranging program that covered music from the 1400s to the present, the violinist accompanied the ensemble on five pieces as part of a new program called SFCA+1.

Violinist Christian Tetzlaff offers a palate cleanser of Webern to breakup his performace of the complete Brahms violin sonatas.

The conductor leads the symphony through his 2010 tone poem.

The violinist tackled a mammoth program at SFJAZZ Center’s main hall.

The violinist was virtuosic as ever, leaving the audience begging for an encore.

Classical Jam, a group adept at blending classical and improvisation, put together an enjoyable program at Kohl Mansion.

The Takács Quartet visited the UC Berkeley campus and played an intimate, collaborative performance, even in oversized, acoustically challenged Zellerbach Hall.