Rise up amateurs. Eric Kujawsky is not accepting second-class status for his orchestra of music lovers.
Surprise: Many of our favorite novels and nonfiction books feature music and musicians. Here are some recommendations for great beachside reading.
T.A. takes a page from MTT’s playbook, but develops it in his own way.
Donald Pippen is still in the pocket, what music directors earn, and a sneak peak at the S.F. Ballet at work.
Cool new recordings from ICE, Beiser, and Ensemble Signal for hot summertime listening.
The Pulitzer Prize-winning music critic writes about rebuilding his life after a traumatic brain injury.
David Gockley tells the story of the San Francisco tradition he created and reflects on his record as an operatic populist.
Your cheat sheet to 18 different festivals across California and the West Coast.
The sfSoundFestival focuses on the fringes of musical notation, keyboardists convene at Cliburn Competion, and more.
Running an opera company is like running a marathon: preparation, planning, and attention to detail determine whether you get to the finish line.
