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Running through Aug. 23, the annual summer festival brings chamber music back to its roots.

This year, several Broadway productions transformed older works to meet the moment. The most innovative of the bunch closed too soon.

Festival Aix-en-Provence just produced a season of opera unmatched practically anywhere this year. Here's a full report on the extraordinary performances.

Despite a last-minute change, the concert introduced three new works with plenty of delights and a few sublime moments.

Goudeau discussed his plans for the arts in S.F., his love of Wagner, and his appreciation for the city’s “incredible rave scene.”

In their final Menlo season, David Finckel and Wu Han program music that mattered — and musicians who make it matter again.

The festival, presented by American Bach Soloists, runs Aug. 5-9 at SF Conservatory of Music.

The ebullient production of Richard Strauss’ opera hits the mark musically and dramatically, as the young Merolini shine.

Angie Zhang says these pianos have souls. At SummerFest, she gives three of them the chance to speak.

Khachaturian's sabres, Tchaikovsky's Rococo charm, and Ravel's blazing Mussorgsky fill the Bowl on a night of firsts.