David Bratman

The refurbished Frost is a beautiful, if not perfect, venue for outdoor orchestral concerts.

S.F. Symphony takes to the brand-new stage on July 10.

The pairing of Bach with Shostakovich offers a study in emotional contrasts.

Sarah Cahill and Regina Myers offer a recital of works themed around social justice, some subtle, some not so subtle.

Students from the School of Music and Dance excel in a production-heavy performance.

Two SSV favorites, Tatsuya Shimono and Jon Nakamatsu, anchor an all-around brilliant concert.

James Gaffigan steers the orchestra in intriguing directions in a concert ranging from Mozart to Barber.

Guest conductor Andrey Boreyko leads the orchestra in a disciplined reading of a storied tone poem.

The U.S. premiere of a Samuel Adams concerto grosso highlights a gentle concert.

Guest conductor Tito Muñoz brought out the best in the orchestra.