A quartet of recent recordings full of startling, genre-crossing compositions shows what the classical world had been missing.
Merolini and Bay Area musical tyros at the fore, Earplay on the edge, and Marcelaru at Cabrillo
How have musicians been affected by stringent border controls, and how might the arts change in response to the right’s culture war?
The Baroque & Beats program at the DNA Lounge had fans grooving to a mix of classical music and electronic dance music, and we have photos to prove it.
Music for the afterlife, Don Quixote at Island Opera, Festival Opera, and more.
New music may be suddenly hip but keeping an arts nonprofit afloat is still challenging.
The choreographer maintains curiosity and delight even when tackling challenging subjects.
Where will the expanding universe of emerging artists and presenters find the support they need?
Farewell to music titans, musical highlights at a film fest, and Figaro gets hitched in Livermore
An excerpt from a new book celebrating the intrepid composer on his centennial. By Brett Campbell and Bill Alves
