Janos Gereben

The company soldiers on in its first season without founder Donald Pippin.

The approaching centennial is cause for celebration and speculation as the pandemic continues to stymie even the best-laid plans.

Every musician seems to have a personal story about the songwriter, who died Friday at the age of 91.

The San Francisco Symphony and the LA Phil are up for awards again.

The all-female Zohra orchestra is among fleeing affiliates of the Afghanistan National Institute of Music who hope to reestablish the organization in Portugal.

Anne Hege debuts as the pioneering ensemble’s new artistic director in “Hark, I Hear the Harps Eternal,” Dec. 11 and 17.

The concert won’t be all memories: A premiere from composer Cava Menzies honors the outgoing chorus director.

It’s been nearly two years since the conductor was last on the podium in San Francisco.

The ongoing project preserves and presents works of composers who perished in the Holocaust.

The chamber orchestra unveils a new Mark Adamo cello concerto in an adventurous “classics-free” series Nov. 4–7.