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The company plans a “Season of Solidarity” that features four ambitious productions.

Jazz artists follow the lead of the classical world in finding new sources of patronage.

Ian Zack’s engaging book traces the venerated singer’s artistic victory over personal struggles, rampant racism, and professional challenges.

A decade’s worth of the Canadian composer’s challenging new music takes time to absorb.

A now-deferred seat-replacement project would have knocked the War Memorial out of commission for nearly four months next year.

The “modern-day Diaghilev” talks about her role bringing groundbreaking works to the stage.

Clever planning, hard work, and a digital interface with Adler leadership keep the talented singer focused on her emerging career.

Orchestras, opera companies, and their support services figure out paths forward amid too much uncertainty.

The all-female rhythm ensemble dances in historic S.F. locations for the May 19 web episode.

Though anticipated, the news carries severe financial effects and is salt in the wounds of L.A. music lovers.