Janos Gereben

The much-anticipated piano contest is preparing for another class of dazzling young players.

The orchestra’s upcoming year has plenty of highlights, despite uncertainty about the organization’s financial situation.

The Silicon Valley choral program is marking a major anniversary this season, with students and alumni making a strong showing.

Some decisions are voluntary, such as artists scrapping their U.S. tours, while others are compulsory, like the pause on certain DEI initiatives.

The Los Angeles Master Chorale was among the performers at Sunday night’s ceremony.

The San Francisco Symphony’s music director laureate says that his brain tumor has returned.

There’s positive news on the state level for nonprofit performing arts organizations, with a new payroll fund program set to launch soon.

The two stations have been partnered since 2011, but starting this summer, they’ll put out just one main audio feed.

Opera fanatics, rejoice! The company’s online performance database is back up and running.

The company’s production of A Minister’s Wife, adapted from Shaw’s Candida, comes to the Taube Atrium Theater this weekend.