Jeff Kaliss

Artists honk, squeal, and roar into new musical territory at the fearless festival.

The famous cellist is a risk-taker who loves open-hearted expressiveness and has a few, good stories to tell.

Opera Parallèle’s artistic director and founder takes her place among quarterbacks, pitchers, and point guards with her latest award.

There’s a fascinating and diverse group of mandolinists and mandolin orchestras in the Bay Area. Who knew?

The SF Conservatory joins forces with SF JAZZ for a new Roots, Jazz, and American Music degree program.

Norwegian composers Lasse Thoresen and Cecilie Ore open the festival on Friday, March 4.

The composer and trumpeter reflects on his “jazz-in-opera,” as he prepares its S.F. premiere.

Seniors are experiencing the health and wellbeing benefits of regular music practice as part of a scientific study on music and aging.

It’s not your dad’s electronic organ. At 16 tons, Marshall and Ogletree’s International Touring Organ is (barely) portable, but it’s the expanded range of things it can do that is really interesting.

The Harris Guitar Collection at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music offers students a chance to work with different guitars from history.