San Francisco

Great singing can’t rescue this drab revival.

Vocalist Kenny Washington settles into a four-night run at the Bay Area’s newest jazz venue.

It’s the standout work on a passionate CD recorded with Yannick Nézet-Séguin and The Philadelphia Orchestra.

Sign of the times? Matthew Ozawa’s directorial vision emphasizes darkness over grace and resilience.

The mezzo who portrayed Rosina despite a broken leg is now one of the finest bel canto singers of our era. Here’s where to start with her discography.

The celebrated teacher who’s trained budding singers at the SF Conservatory of Music and beyond turns 70 this year.

Soprano Pretty Yende leads a winning cast that brings this beautiful new production to life.

For the CD’s rerelease, the violinist has jettisoned one particularly troublesome piece and also recorded a new one by Florence Price.

SFCV chats with the genre-crossing player whose sound lies somewhere between classical, jazz, rock, and Armenian folk music.

The Berkeley jazz pianist introduces her new quintet in a beguiling evening at SFJAZZ.