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.
A festival from Kronos, a bustling season at Incarnation, quintets delivered, and more.
Offered without critique, a smorgasbord of recorded music released this year.
A chorister in the limelight, Peninsula Women’s Chorus anniversary season, Saariaho in a theater near you, and more.
A cappella ensembles from seven of the hottest high-tech firms in Silicon Valley convene for a night of decidedly low-tech music.
An experiment in communal musicmaking has gained followers and become a unique Christmas tradition.
