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American Bach Soloists revisited two of the three Bach Cantatas from their inaugural concert for the opening of their 27th season.

Seniors are experiencing the health and wellbeing benefits of regular music practice as part of a scientific study on music and aging.

Yefim Bronfman begins a survey of the composer’s career-spanning piano sonatas.

William Forsythe’s 1999 ballet, Pas/Parts, gets a makeover for its North American premiere.

The young company makes the most of its strong cast in a compact, economical staging.

S.F. Symphony hopes for a touchdown with its collaboration with NFL Films, and West Bay Opera gets ready for Onegin.

Popular guest performers, conductor Tatsuya Shimono and soloist Ju-Young Baek, returned for a concert at San Jose’s California Theatre.

A series devoted to new repertoire and performer-audience interaction.

It’s not your dad’s electronic organ. At 16 tons, Marshall and Ogletree’s International Touring Organ is (barely) portable, but it’s the expanded range of things it can do that is really interesting.

The three pieces that made up San Francisco Contemporary Music Players’ Jan. 19 concert played with sound as a physical presence in the environment of the concert hall.