Lou Fancher

As part of its centennial celebration, the CMC is offering a free concert: A Song of Triumph: The History of Black Music.

The LA Phil and Deaf West Theatre reimagine Beethoven’s only opera as a feast for the eyes as well as the ears.

We chat with the artist about her devotion to Ludwig van B, her teaching gig at UCSB, and her ambitious new release with Robert Koenig.

The gifted cellist talks about his approach to the instrument and his latest album.

The stage and screen star tells SFCV about her choices for the Feb. 12 concert.

With six decades in the music industry, singing and teaching, Carol has accumulated a very rare wisdom in addition to her musicianship.

The multi-instrumentalist and guest artists set out to demonstrate the relevance of traditional music from many cultures in the modern world.

The new KDFC morning host relays her history as a singer, actor, and radio personality, and shares her philosophy of inclusiveness in classical music.

With The Bell Rang, the pair honor Barbara Lee with an installation at Mills College.

The legendary saxophonist and composer talks about his brilliant career spent upending expectations. Iphigenia makes its West Coast premiere in February.