Mark MacNamara

A former Detroit Symphony Orchestra bassist aims to combine the concert hall and the club.

Held every fall, the Crowden School in Berkeley opens its doors to music lovers of all ages.

At a time when most orchestras are cutting musicians, Santa Rosa Symphony is building on its success.

The quartet has just arrived from Buenos Aires, bringing tango inspired by the past, present, and future of the genre.

Monk, a pioneer in the development of “extended vocal technique” and interdisciplinary performance, was among 10 others to received the prestigious award.

The California Symphony has reanimated itself and is looking forward to its opening next Sunday.

The general and artistic director of the Elbphilharmonie and Laeiszhalle talks to SFCV about the project and how it has evolved for events the project leaders haven’t even thought up.

Louisville Symphony Music Director (and MTT protege) talks about the themes and ideas behind the documentary of his first year in the post.

The leading technological audience engagement tool is now six years old, and it’s a “game-changer,” according to many insiders we’ve talked to.

Co-founder, Michael Adams, says when it comes to programming a festival, you have to know what your audience likes.