San Francisco

The young violinist traces a history of American music from George Gershwin to Florence Price on his debut album.

From community outreach to a Pulitzer-winning production, Jacobs is redefining opera. She talks to SFCV about her company’s upcoming projects and underlying philosophy.

The “classical, avant-punk” violin duo covers a lot of ground on three new CDs, from Brahms to the thorniest of contemporary composition.

“Recovered Voices” is a thread that runs through the LA Opera music director’s four decades of recordings.

The Bay Area choreographer, a Guggenheim recipient this year, talks to SFCV about his collaborative, activist work.

Moving Forward, Looking Back #2020 reveals how dance is essential to the lives of these artists.

The first opera in Cerise Lim Jacobs’s The Ouroboros Trilogy borrows heavily from Eastern lore and legends.

The electric guitar takes center stage in a range of settings on the composer/guitarist’s new three-album set.

LA Opera adds Stravinsky’s Oedipus Rex to its popular online offerings.

A live concert with Joshua Redman and Zakir Hussain launches a lively calendar of events as the Jazz Workshop returns to in-person instruction.