The violinist, MacArthur Fellow, and founder of Street Symphony gets philosophical in an in-depth interview.
The bassist’s latest piece is a tribute to his Sephardic ancestors.
The young conductor muses on his time in San Francisco and about what’s next.
The busy pianist makes time for listening to partners and connecting the dots in music.
In advance of her gig at SFJAZZ, the accomplished young singer talks about her influences, challenges, and the confluence of politics and music.
The singer shares the buzz about her upcoming role with S.F. Opera.
The composer’s The Central Park Five premieres at Long Beach Opera on June 15.
The Canadian soprano/conductor talks about her approach to directing this year’s festival and about balancing her dual roles.
In advance of her stint with the S.F. Opera in June, the singer muses on her wildly varied career, her special relationship with MTT, and the joy of singing.
The tireless conductor explains his enduring love for Verdi, how he plans an L.A. Opera season with Domingo, and why Mozart is a healing force.
