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Two events with the S.F. Symphony celebrate Halloween and Día de los Muertos.

The San Jose Chamber Music Society kicked off its season with a lively program split between Latin American and European composers.

In a refreshing departure, the S.F. Symphony, with guest conductor Susanna Mälkki, highlighted the music of Finland.

Thomas Tallis's "Spem in alium nunquam habui" is the basis for Janet Cardiff’s immersive sound installation, The Forty-Part Motet, at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, opening on Nov. 14.

A list of the best in broadcasts, HD casts in the theater, and web streaming over the next three weeks.

The annual event, which celebrates the diversity of the Bay Area musical community, examines Asian-American jazz for this year’s “Field Report.”

Crowden School alumnus cellist Jay Campbell has won second place in the 2015 Walter W. Naumburg Foundation International Cello Competition.

S.F. Opera’s brings Japanese artist Jun Kaneko’s reimagining of the Mozart classic back for a 10-performance run.

Company C Ballet tries out a seasonal piece for the Day of the Dead, the first of several full-length pieces to come.

A former Detroit Symphony Orchestra bassist aims to combine the concert hall and the club.