Features

Through an innovative collaboration, composer Laura Karpman and the Cabrillo Festival have found a way to tell important stories in a multimedia presentation.

London’s always a great place to be for the arts, but right now it’s dressed to the nines.

Music Cooks Up a Story at Cabrillo FestivalYou Can Do What With Sound?Kabaret For Kids
Keeping It Real at Dance Camp
Willy Wonka, Even More Amazing

Is music most rewarding as a group activity? Preliminary research results seem to suggest so.

In a collaboration between the S.F. Symphony, CoMM, and SFCV, an innovative, participatory program expands with a website, bringing audiences and amateur music makers even further to the heart of the Symphony.

Woody Guthrie For AllTeen Angst at Diablo TheatreBroadway Retro: The Marvelous Wonderettes
The Wizard of Oz With the S.F. Symphony
Summer Sing-Ins

The musical future is in good hands with these composers, all of whom qualify for the adjective “young.”

Ten days of concerts, long bus rides, sheep-watching, and fast food are over for the California Youth Orchestra. Our correspondent sums up.

Silent-film music specialists still exist, and some of the best-known of their number are showing up to play this week for the San Francisco Silent Film Festival.