Lou Fancher

The San Francisco Girls Chorus will join Kronos for Iranian-American composer Sahba Aminikia’s piece, which blends recordings from the 30s with sound clips from modern-day Iran.

For the pianist, age is nothing but a number. It’s playing with soul that counts.

In their effort to get closer to the original music, VOM uses an original Vivaldi score in their upcoming concerts, and the latest digital tech to film it for audiences online.

The early music ensemble is asking the audience to sing the chorale of its upcoming performance of J.S. Bach’s Mass in G Minor.

Urioste, performing Dec. 9-10 with the San Francisco Symphony, talks about the pieces that inspire her and Bikram yoga.

A master luthier founds a charity to put instruments in the hands of students.

Few people know about Lafayette’s Mighty Fine Guitars series, and that’s probably a good thing for those who want seats.

SFCV talks to the soprano about her roles, her time as an Adler Fellow, and her growth as a performer.

The violinist brings her four-part project to San Francisco with a diverse group of composers.

Tarek Atoui’s MATRIX 258 project aims to introduce a new way of “hearing” music.