Jazz

With the discovery of master tapes for the original Peanuts TV specials, one of America’s most underrated jazz figures gets the spotlight.

Grant draws on years of musical mastery in his exploration of the ensemble that pioneered jazz-classical fusion.

Irene Young was instrumental in documenting an artistic moment, but her work shouldn’t be restricted to a single time or place.

Arranger and bandleader John Clayton has completed the score for The Africa Suite using unfinished recordings from Peterson’s “vault.”

The 89-year-old tenor player still sings and swings with the best of them.

Santa Cruz violinist Kaethe Hostetter tours the state this month with Qwanqwa, an all-star group featuring players from Addis Ababa.

The SF International Arts Festival may not have big-name headliners, but it has audacious and eclectic artists aplenty.

Complex, wide-ranging, and shot through with visual imagery, the guitarist’s new compositions could easily make for a film score.

The saxophonist and flutist, who returns to the Bay Area this month, has gained a cult following for his unique artistic intuition.

Between many projects, drummer Antonio Sánchez tours his famous solo film score on its 10th anniversary.