Jazz

Complex, wide-ranging, and shot through with visual imagery, the guitarist’s new compositions could easily make for a film score.

The saxophonist and flutist, who returns to the Bay Area this month, has gained a cult following for his unique artistic intuition.

Between many projects, drummer Antonio Sánchez tours his famous solo film score on its 10th anniversary.

The trumpeter’s new group combines a jazz quartet with a string trio and doesn’t sacrifice the particularities of either ensemble.

The jazz-funk bassist has created a striking and entertaining work.

With a heroic sound and broad interests, the Oakland native is more than ready for the spotlight at SFJAZZ.

With what could have been a straightforward tribute concert, Younger and guests craft something original and transcendent.

Musicians are expanding the Gershwin favorite to represent a more diverse understanding of America.

On his new album, Isolation Suite, the seasoned Bay Area musician doesn’t shy away from the heavy feelings of the past several years.

The Gurgels have been bringing São Paulo to San Francisco for a decade now, courtesy of the Cressman clan.