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In its 46th year, the association has provided exceptional chamber music and educational programming for nearly half a century.

The 'king of klezmer' shaped the soundtrack to "Schindler's List" and made Jewish music world-famous. He presented his clarinet to the museum after performing a concert.

Two conductors get the big box treatment, plus contemporary choral music and the return of a minimalist master. Classical CD reviews by Graham Rickson, Sebastian Scotney

Violinist Adam Millstein is among a generation of musicians elevating the works of composers whose lives and careers were halted by or lost to fascist regimes of the 20th century. Some of these pieces will be featured in Numi Opera's “Journey Out of Darkness” at the Broad Stage.

Pearl de la Motte exceptional soloist for Higdon's Viola Concerto

Tuesdays concert is a tribute also to Sussmanns grandfather Jacques, who survived Auschwitz.

The Sequoia Symphony and Colburn School of Music will present Out of the Shadows: Illuminating Suppressed Masterworks of the 20th Century.

Here are the top events happening in San Diego from Thursday, Feb. 17 to Sunday, Feb. 20

A day of concerts featuring music written in imprisonment during the Holocaust was a powerful testament moving from rage to irony <strong><br></strong>

Czech-Jewish composers murdered by the Nazis live again in magnificent performances. Classical Music/Opera review by David Nice