Jazz

Flipping through the unused pages of the Great American Songbook, a duo mines gold.

Is the pianist’s latest recording the end of an era?

Offered without critique, a smorgasbord of recorded music released this year.

We chat with the tireless vocalist about her television special, life during lockdown, and her illustrious career.

The reissue of Elizabeth Pipin Silva’s jazz history shines light on the once-thriving Fillmore District music scene.

These award-winning Bay Area innovators are sculpting sound for hits on both the big screen and the home theater.

SFSU professor Hafez Modirzadeh proposes a fresh, far-ranging agenda for the school’s music curriculum.

The saxophonist/composer’s jazzy soundscape for the Michelle Obama documentary gets a full-blooded rendition that benefits from the orchestral treatment.

In concert, the layers and cumulative, syncretic power of Joachim’s music become clear.

In a time of bold political statements, the latest episodes of SOUND/STAGE fit the moment, as well as providing musical relief.