Lou Fancher

The beloved conductor supports young musicians in an initiative modeled on the program that fostered his own musical development.

The venerable performance space inaugurates its fifth decade with a full slate of exhibitions, parties, and special events.

The noted composer is an advocate for the hearing impaired and is pushing public venues to provide better services.

For these experimental-music pioneers, new music is about ideas, not a collection of electronic gizmos.

The in-demand pianist is set to debut with the New Century Chamber Orchestra this month.

The orchestra’s season opener features a Kevin Puts piece he created with their support when he was an up-and-coming composer.

The expansive festival embraces everything from cassette culture to the hip-hop/noise frontiers of Daveed Diggs’ clipping.

Getting to the core of Cao Xuequin’s epic novel and translating it into opera has been an epic journey in itself for the creative team.

Yo-Yo Ma’s trailblazing ensemble tears it up in concert at UC Berkeley’s Greek Theater.

Being a deaf dancer, says Antoine Hunter, is a two-way mirror in which you are acutely aware of the differences between how you see yourself and how others see you.