San Francisco

Errollyn Wallen’s new opera, given its American premiere by Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra, extends Purcell’s Dido and Aeneas.

The veteran player continues to tap into the unique variety that the Bay Area jazz scene has to offer.

Bay Area choreographers Sarah Crowell and Keith Hennessy have nurtured conversation and community with their collaboration.

The sought-after producer, composer, vocalist, and multi-instrumentalist performs as a special guest at Keys Jazz Bistro this week.

Derrick Wang’s funny, sharply observed one-act pairs well with Gilbert and Sullivan’s Trial by Jury.

The Soviet composer’s conflicted legacy reaches astonishing highs and lows in this concluding CD set from the orchestra and Andris Nelsons.

The annual holiday program from Salt Lake City, with a different set of stars each year, airs on PBS stations this December.

A handful of musicians from L’elisir d’amore are doing double duty and performing in the company’s December special events.

There’s a mission at the root of the company, now four decades old, that will be on display in its Cal Performances debut.

In a live screening, Wu Tsang’s project benefits from a score by Caroline Shaw, Andrew Yee, and Asma Maroof.