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With texts by Margaret Atwood, Songs for Murdered Sisters reflects on a real-world tragedy.

More three-song mini concerts from the popular, user-friendly company plus plans to fete Donald Pippin with Offenbachenalia!

The innovative director will lead L.A.’s foremost contemporary opera company.

The intrepid Chicago jazz organization has informed and inspired generations of local artists. Our jazz critic hears from prominent Bay Area musicians about this lodestar of creative energy.

Choreographer Robert Moses and Denise Saunders Thompson, of the International Association of Blacks in Dance, discuss increasing Black influence and the added challenges of the pandemic.

Fifteen films showcase brand-new works by a global network of dancers, filmmakers, choreographers, and composers.

A new release of outtakes, practice runs, and studio chatter illuminates the evolution of a jazz classic.

Violinist Gil Shaham and soprano Susanna Phillips are featured soloists in this new release from concerts recorded in 2015 and 2018.

Live, socially distanced performances are slated for the Marin County Civic Center, starting April 23.

Renée Fleming and her Sound Health Network champion Indre Viskontas’s comprehensive review of music and brain development research.