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Lara Downes - May 7, 2015

The pianist, who plays SFJAZZ next Tuesday, talks about learning, letting go of his compositions and dividing his time between his many hobbies.

Lily O'Brien - May 7, 2015

The small Marin-based orchestra is made up of seasoned professionals united in their love of making beautiful music.

Janos Gereben - May 6, 2015

Michael Tilson Thomas leads the New World Symphony in an adventurous program at Carnegie Hall and announces website dedicated to the music of John Cage.

Niels Swinkels - May 6, 2015

The early music group introduced a young cello soloist and played a sprightly reading of a Bach orchestral suite.

Niels Swinkels - May 6, 2015

William Christie’s vocal and instrumental Baroque ensemble brings the language of love to Cal Performances.

Mark MacNamara - May 5, 2015

New programs extend the organization’s reach into the community, while it continues to attract huge stars.

Janos Gereben - May 5, 2015

The group's final concert of the season will raise funds for Save the Children, a relief group that has been operating in the region since 1976.

Janos Gereben - May 5, 2015

The show must go on, even in war-torn Donetsk, Redwood Symphony to perform Ravel, and American Bach Choir gets a documentary.

Janos Gereben - May 5, 2015

The devil may steal the show in West Bay Opera’s upcoming production, but he’s going to have some competition.

Steve Osborn - May 5, 2015

Mahler’s Third Symphony is a long haul, but the Santa Rosa Symphony was in it to win it.