Emily Wilson

The Hawaiian choreographer talks about his new recording and finding the boundaries between creation and disruption.

Our primer on great performances by the transcendent singer/composer.

An overwhelming no-confidence vote may set the stage for future action.

The Oakland college has a deserved reputation for fostering independent, innovative musicians and nontraditional approaches to music-making. What happens when the gates close?

The young composer’s new recording was created in partnership with the Asian Art Museum.

Sarah Crowell and Adia Tamar Whitaker co-curate a dance festival contemplating “a radically imagined Black future.”

From aiding recovery from injury to coping with chronic illness and easing the transition from life to death, music has powers to soothe the mind and the body.

While presenters seek closer ties with donors and community partners, they’re also making changes that will last post-pandemic.

The composer talks about learning her craft and building a Black presence in opera.

Robert, Victoria, Jonah, and Nadia Sirota talk about the family’s life in music.