Chamber Music

The fantastic Borromeo Quartet kicks off this summer’s Music in the Vineyards festival, the smaller, homier wine country festival.

The little Midsummer Mozart Festival will be in full swing this weekend, with pianist Audrey Vardanega, now an experienced soloist at the advanced age of 16, playing the delightful Piano Concerto in G Major, No. 17.

The divine Dominique  Labelle, Nic McGegan, and a few pals from Philharmonia Baroque lead off the Berkeley Festival and Exhibition with the kind of concert that you only wish came around more often.

You have to be ready to
receive it, but if you are, this concert of last masterworks by some of
history’s great composers is a refreshing find, and an all-too-rare opportunity
to take some time for yourself.

The New Century Chamber Orchestra is one of the great Bay Area institutions.

A rare opportunity for connoisseurs and newcomers alike to hear this premier Viennese quartet.

If you are
curious, or if you are a serious admirer of this under-performed
composer, this is your chance.

Suddenly, James Ehnes seems to be everywhere, and with good reason.

As one of the most popular acts in classical music over the past 20 years, the Eroica Trio needs no introduction.

This is an engaging quartet whose youthful energy comes across on stage.