Michael Zwiebach

Broadway dominates, but some of the world’s great classical quartets and jazz headliners are also visiting Costa Mesa next season.

The electronica-meets-classical presenter stretches out to a non-club venue.

Performing in small spaces scattered around the East Bay and San Francisco, a host of smaller musical organizations are making a noise in April.

The six-time Grammy winner is a passionate advocate for new music and music education, and he makes his SF Symphony debut April 7–9.

Making use of a variety of community partnerships, the company intends to welcome back its audience for a full season.

There’s a new jazz resident artist, another round of rediscovered music, new artists, and a Norwegian folk-rock band on the upcoming roster.

Alexander Gedeon was concerned about the company’s internal commitment to goals of inclusion and equity.

Dylan Mattingly’s six-hour-long Stranger Love will premiere in the orchestra’s Green Umbrella series.

The chamber orchestra shares its passion with an enthusiastic audience in a concert with works by Clarice Assad, Viet Cuong, and Beethoven.

Terry Riley’s breakthrough experimental piece gets a timely airing, and everyone can be involved.