Performances of the 24 preludes show less impressionistic haze, more humor and classical precision.
A commissioned piece from the Bridge Piano Quartet and composer Chad Channon doesn’t work in its San Jose venue.
Schoenberg on gut strings and a run of 19th-century composers, heard on instruments of their time.
Arresting performances featured unconventional ensembles, multicultural influences, and soloists on everything from banjo to Vietnamese zither.
Creativity blossoms within architectural wonders at the annual solstice event in Oakland's Chapel of the Chimes.
The concert pianist offers insights into his haunted early years, his controversial book, and the transformational power of music.
Chamber Music in Historic Sites sponsors intimate music in architecturally significant chambers.
A dedicated ensemble playing unique instruments presents rarely performed microtonal works by Harry Partch and Ben Johnston.
Voices of Music and the San Francisco Girls Chorus create a version like the one performed in Purcell's lifetime.
Sequentia performs compellingly reconstructed music from a thousand years ago.
