Janos Gereben

Look for a balance of vintage rarities and new commissions, faces both familiar and fresh, and the return of PBO’s Jews & Music series.

Michael Tilson Thomas steps down as artistic director of the New World Symphony but plans to continue conducting as long as he is able.

Artists and organizations around the globe express outrage at the incursion. Concert plans shift to show solidarity with the Ukrainian people.

Animations add to the performances this week at Davies Symphony Hall.

The Berkeley youth orchestra will be back performing Feb. 26 and goes on tour to Europe this summer.

This year’s offerings reveal the Beatles in India, Figaro in the Highlands, and the improbable rise of a sea-shanty group.

Hope tells SFCV about his early years with Yehudi Menuhin, his whirlwind of activity during the pandemic, and his plans with the NCCO.

Series founder Daniel Levenstein calls the season “the richest lineup of stars we’ve ever had.”

The debut recital series showcasing opera’s rising stars is back from its pandemic hiatus.

The former Morrison Chamber Music Series kicks off Feb. 27, with concerts by the Junction Trio, Mark Lomax Quartet, Juilliard Quartet, and Les Délices.