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Berlioz’s grandest of grand operas makes it to the War Memorial Opera House in a production that scores points on every level.

The Peninsula Symphony has been recovering well from the embezzlement that is sending Stephen Jay Carlton to prison.

The festival brings 300 Bay Area dancers and musicians representing a wide array of cultures to the Palace of the Fine Arts.

The soprano’s performance of Arianna a Naxos lights up the room after an opening plagued with intonation and communication issues.

The Veterans Memorial Building’s Herbst Theatre is set to reopen in October, and the Diane B. Wilsey Center for Opera will occupy the building’s fourth floor.

Mauro Ffortissimo can think of dozens of ways to use and play the piano – all of them unusual.

The San Francisco Opera music director talks about music, art, and how artists are real people, too.

The inaugural Green Music Center ChamberFest will start June 24, with eight concerts in the 240-seat Schroeder Hall and the finale on June 28 in the 1,400-seat Weill Hall.

Michael Tilson Thomas discusses his vision for the piece, which will be performed June 10-13.

The concert featured works from young composers inspired by two sculptures housed in the de Young Museum’s Gallery 16.