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The funding of arts organizations needs a radical rethink, if we want them to survive and thrive.

Todd Donovan, 41, died Monday of complications from a brain tumor. A multi-talented musician, he sang baritone roles, including some major ones; played the saxophone; and produced and performed in benefit recitals across the U.S. and notably in the Bay Area.

For years, Bach muddied the waters of the “authentic” version of his St. Matthew Passion, but now American Bach Soloists will clarify certain things.

Mission Possible: Chanticleer Vallejo Symphony Trio Treats YouthMaking the All-State Band HonorsMusician-in-Chief?

Do dogs dig Debussy? Some preliminary research has resulted in a line of recordings that is fast becoming the latest must-have pooch product.

Peninsula Teen Strums His Way to Carnegie Hall School of Arts Goes Global The Pied Piper of Culture

Los Angeles Philharmonic regulars and visitors might be unaware of it, but the best of L.A.’s adventurous contemporary arts scene is happening right beneath their feet.

Concerto Competitors Showcase Winning Ways Opera As Anti-Bullying Empowerment A Harvest of Folk Fun