SFCV RSS Feed Integration

A sense of coming together and the power of the collective underline the quartet’s fifth annual festival.

The composer talks about the upcoming Fluxus Festival and “Noon to Midnight” music marathons.

The composer has been dinged by critics here and there, but his music continues to inspire musicians, 45 years after his passing.

The orchestra is riding a wave of success that shows in its confident new season.

Students from the School of Music and Dance excel in a production-heavy performance.

The composer’s Eleven Bagatelles for the Piano, performed by pianist Inna Faliks, has brilliant parts but no through line.

A collaboration with Marcus Roberts’s jazz trio opens new musical avenues for the NCCO.

Bernstein’s still-vibrant musical gets a thrilling account at the Paramount from the Oakland Symphony and a bevy of strong soloists and choirs.

The group brings an experimental touch to every piece of repertoire, from a medieval rondeau to Elliott Carter.

The octogenarian jazzman sets the Black Cat ablaze with his fiery trio.