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The tenor and pianist Wenwen Du render Schubert’s radical emotional extremes with total commitment.

The production’s superior direction by newcomer Rob Ashford makes Rossini’s much-performed opera buffa shine.

In poor health, the SF Symphony’s music director laureate leads poignant performances that seem to bookend his celebrated career.

The unpredictable composer and arranger appears on the West Coast with her curiously mixed ensemble, m_unit.

Having performed Mowgli onstage as a boy, Khan is now revisiting the story in Jungle Book reimagined.

The contemporary chamber choir continues to highlight living composers, often returning to favorite commissioned pieces.

Jake Heggie and Gene Scheer’s new work, set during the American Civil War, has its characters wrestling with the nature of storytelling.

The company’s modern premiere of Domenico Freschi’s forgotten 1681 opera gets the details right.

The seasoned tenor player makes his Bay Area debut as a bandleader in one high-energy set after another.

In California for concerts this month, Chan speaks about her path to the podium and the challenges faced by women conductors.