Chamber Music

With help from The Living Earth Show, the composer delivers an eerie, waterborne work inspired by Moby Dick.

New music aces Volti and Left Coast Ensemble team up for a program based on personal letters.

The violinist chats about her early years, the challenges of switching to Baroque music, improvising, and the magic of reawakening a child’s wonder in listeners.

In their first concert in the series, the venerable ensemble delivered a mixed performance that ranged from murky to transcendent.

The fortepianist’s improvisations, and the orchestra’s less muscular approach resulted in a Beethoven quite different from the mighty thunderer of legend.

Pianist Jonathan Biss curates an evening of late period Beethoven at San Francisco Performances.

The Grammy-winning violinist will join SFCO to premiere his Concerto for Jazz Violin and Orchestra.

Eight different composers, four musicians, 2,000 pictures of America, one enthralling experience.

The Iranian-American virtuoso transcended expectations in a challenging program that ranged from the traditional to the cutting edge.

Marin Symphony’s new executive director reflects on the latest venture in his wide-ranging career.