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Da-Hong Seetoo trained as a virtuoso violinist, but for the past several decades, he’s made his biggest impact as an audio engineer.
The world is finally awakening to the fraught, fascinating history of Ukrainian classical music.
Chanel “Byb” Bibene brings his dance piece about sartorial reinvention to the SF International Arts Festival.
The pandemic accelerated a trend that had been brewing for some time: Many major players are now based on the West Coast.
In Daughters of the Delta, Michelle Jacques delves into her Louisiana roots to honor the legacy of the women musicians who brought their music north.
The viola da gamba’s foremost proponent has a vast and often bewildering back catalog. Here are some suggestions for dipping your ear in.
An all-star roster of artists with new releases on the adventurous label takes the stage at the Freight & Salvage on June 2.
Audiences like comedy. Opera companies like comedy. So what’s the problem?
The famed choreographer unveils a new collaborative work at YBCA May 13–22. It’s another opportunity for seeking truth, he says.
