Front-line journalist Ian Urbina engages musicians to help tell the story of a critical global problem.
Ambitious plans to make the conservatory fully equipped for remote collaboration get the intense focus only a pandemic could provide.
Let these virtual concerts send you to your happy place until we can all look on 2020 in hindsight.
The reissue of Elizabeth Pipin Silva’s jazz history shines light on the once-thriving Fillmore District music scene.
While presenters seek closer ties with donors and community partners, they’re also making changes that will last post-pandemic.
These award-winning Bay Area innovators are sculpting sound for hits on both the big screen and the home theater.
The only surviving opera by an accomplished contemporary of Mozart and Haydn takes the virtual stage in LAO’s collaboration with the Colburn School.
Brian Baumbusch, Lisa Bielawa, and Danny Clay hope that their musical reflections during quarantine will resonate.
SFSU professor Hafez Modirzadeh proposes a fresh, far-ranging agenda for the school’s music curriculum.
The difficulties for musicians have rarely been greater than now, but here are three who have never backed down from a challenge.
