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The woman who lit up the San Francisco Symphony Dia de los Muertos program talks to SFCV.

If you thought Les Troyens was epic in scale, Wagner's Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg comes to the War Memorial this week.

Programs were announced for the upcoming opening of S.F. Opera's Diane B. Wilsey Center for Opera.

The founder and president of San Francisco Performances talks about her plans and the art of being an impresario.

Ever wonder how vocal cords work and how singers keep them in great shape? Dr. Izdebski has the answers.

SFCV talks to the soprano about her roles, her time as an Adler Fellow, and her growth as a performer.

What questions do arts organizations have to ask about technology, and how do we mediate between the desires of younger audiences and the essential “liveness” of music performance?

42nd Street Moon opens its 2015-2016 season with Noel Coward's Sail Away, and the San Francisco Choral Society has a pair of ambitious concerts later this month.

A former Detroit Symphony Orchestra bassist aims to combine the concert hall and the club.

Jake Heggie's music is everywhere, and Lisa Oman is named executive director of the San Francisco Contemporary Music Players.