Be'eri Moalem

Flavors and vignettes of Iran are evoked by a new work premiered by the Delphi Trio, now in residence at Old First Concerts.

Beethoven gets a full-dress treatment, on Robert Levin’s fortepiano and Steven Isserlis’ gut-strings cello, in a pair of recitals.

New Century Chamber Orchestra premieres a concerto reflective of commedia dell’arte, with some of its japes and jabs turned into lively sound.

Maverick composers are set loose to assault traditional styles and even bust the 12-step Western octave.

Swell sounds, and the sound of swells, highlight an intriguing recital by a Dutch wind quintet.

Composite rhythms in a challenging program highlight a string quartet’s recital in an intimate art gallery.

An adventurous string quartet performs fresh takes on works unfinished by the great classical composers, in a new form of artistic “occupation.”

One lucky French composer hears a long, intriguing concert of his music played by dedicated professionals and student musicians.

In his second of three "Project San Francisco" appearances this year, Joshua Bell gave a recital at Davies Symphony Hall in another demonstration of superb bow control and the ability to make the audience swoon.

Painfully memorialized, angst-filled works receive expression in Kronos Quartet’s recital.