Tom Jacobs

Accordion virtuoso Julien Labro and percussionist Ji Hye Jung lead an impressive lineup that also includes a new in-house Baroque ensemble.

The San Francisco native reflects on his inspirations, his writing process, and finding his own musical voice.

The creative and cutting-edge Santa Monica concert series will be shuttering in February 2024.

The acclaimed concertmaster, who’s in La Jolla this month and next for SummerFest, talks about balancing her orchestral and chamber roles.

The SF Symphony principal chats with SFCV about cultivating passion for his instrument, both as a performer and teacher.

Music@Menlo has structured this year’s festival around a performance of the complete cycle by the Calidore Quartet.

The university’s Brain and Creativity Institute and classical station KUSC collaborate on a concert and panel discussion. 

There will be an added poignancy to the San Francisco Symphony’s performances of Adriana Mater this week.

The in-demand conductor is resigning from his position at the Paris Opera after just two seasons.

Immune to rigid ideologies, Ligeti made music that was both tactile and intellectual, a postwar avant-gardist who still attracts audiences.