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The Redwood Symphony tackles the maximally challenging Mahler's Ninth and pulls it off with flying colors.

Music for percussion and tango is paired with Handel and Respighi in S.F. Chamber Orchestra’s latest free program, with lots of chatter.

San Francisco Symphony gets electrified with a mixed-bill concert of Mason Bates, Rossini, and Beethoven.

Yura Lee treats her Music@Menlo audience to a range of Eastern-European works for her masterful violin.

The Splinter Reeds quintet goes all-out with new and adventurous compositions, and is eager for more.

At the Sweet Thunder Festival the JACK Quartet looks totally comfortable with any aspect of extended technique, and then some.

Technical aspects vie with purely musical ones in Paul Dresher Ensemble’s current outing.

Switch-ups mark the annual Switchboard Music Festival, with genres from all over the map (and then some) and a lot of radical playing going on.

Left Coast Chamber Ensemble played a concert with stories both personal and universal, in a concert that embraced widely diverse music.

With some Brant, Prokofiev, and Berlioz, the S.F. Symphony readies its repertory for an extensive European tour.