Jeff Kaliss

As the S.F. Symphony prepares to play the score to Batman, its composer tells us how he keeps up his phenomenal creative pace.

The Grammy-winning violinist takes us inside the Berg Concerto he will perform with the S.F. Symphony.

There are lots of surprises in Oakland's arts scene, not least of them, this black-owned jazz club, merging old and new.

The composer talks about his musical influences, the role of electronics in his writing, and sharing the limelight with his celebrated father.

The orchestra’s vivid Symphonie fantastique was balanced by the dramatic cantata Joan and the Bells, by Gordon Getty.

She’s conducted symphonies, Sting’s backing orchestra, and live movie scores, which she’s currently doing with the S.F. Symphony.

Counting Sheep melds Ukrainian folk traditions, liturgical music, revolutionary songs, and street theater into a multimedia “Guerilla Folk Opera.”

In Ned Rothenberg’s Beyond C, the Paul Dresher Ensemble revisits Terry Riley’s iconic In C.

Playing music suggested by W. Kamau Bell, the orchestra showed an inspiring willingness to experiment.

The virtuoso pianist draws on both his Cuban roots and jazz influences in a solo performance.