San Francisco

The eclectic American composer has been writing ragtime music off and on since 1967, all collected on a new recording.

The star conductor says she draws on all her training, from studying jazz to speaking six languages, when preparing a performance.

With several superior singers on hand, the concert was a worthy addition to the company’s summer season.

Chilling history is the basis for this 2020 piece that reworks sacred musical tradition.

Look back on some of the composer’s great works from the past 40 years.

The adventurous Chicago ensemble records a set of new works that at times sound reassuringly traditional.

Chanel “Byb” Bibene brings his dance piece about sartorial reinvention to the SF International Arts Festival.

Big premieres and interesting collaborations highlight a remarkably varied season.

A lot has changed since the company premiered the work in 2019, including a Pulitzer Prize for Anthony Davis’s score.

The pandemic accelerated a trend that had been brewing for some time: Many major players are now based on the West Coast.