On Sunday, Feb. 24, pianist and host of Pacific Symphony’s Café Ludwig, Orli Shaham performs the world premiere of David Robertson’s “A Goldberg Conjecture.” This new version of Bach’s Goldberg Variations re-imagines this famous solo harpsichord work for piano and

Carl St.Clair, music director of Pacific Symphony and John Forsyte, the Symphony’s president, announce programming for the orchestra’s 2019-20 season. Pacific Symphony will celebrate Carl St.Clair’s 30th year as music director of the orchestra and pays homage to Beethoven to

The Bernstein Centenary juggernaut may be departing, but its echoes are still around, as evinced by the PSO opening its most recent concert with Slava! A Political Overture (1977). Carl St. Clair directed this late, brief, orchestral explosion by his late mentor

Get a sneak peek at our upcoming 2019-20 Classical Season, and let us know which pieces and artists you’re most excited for!

Concertmaster Dennis Kim talks you through the upcoming month’s concerts, and there are a lot. With another KUSC Friday concert, a Kenny G Valentine’s program and Puccini’s Madame Butterfly, there’s something for everyone this February. All concert information and tickets