Theodore Drury was the most extraordinary opera company manager you’ve never heard of. Here’s his story.
The virtuoso violinist, academic, and activist discusses the mysteries of making music.
A rooster crows in the new year, San José gives Peace a chance, and farewell to Orva Hoskinson.
Books on music to inspire and inform.
Silent Night in San José, Vikings at the Marines, and Red Chamber in Hong Kong
The bassist, composer, and educator talks about his projects, his work with kids, and using music to reflect a “positive and truthful” history.
Conductor Teddy Abrams floats a compelling version of a concert and conversation series to deal with the political divide in Kentucky.
Concerts for Inauguration Day and Holocaust Remembrance Day, and a new, week-long class for adults at S.F. Ballet.
From “unmixed pop” to the latest electronica experiments, a new music presenter is bringing in the millennial music lover.
The millennial generation of musicians make compelling music without the defined notions of style that their elders once thought a prerequisite.
