Paul Kotapish

The forward-thinking quartet commissions uplifting new works and performs them in a series of free open-air concerts around the Bay Area.

Elizabeth Blumenstock, Eric Zivian, and William Skeen offer October workshops through the Amateur Music Network.

The St. Lawrence String Quartet kicks off a season highlighted by concert films shot on the Bing stage.

The activist pianist commemorates National Voter Registration Day with a new video of a song from Leonard Bernstein’s 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.

This fall’s online season includes a Black music series, classical chamber music, hip-hop, jazz, dance, and more.

With both virtual watch parties and live-performance events planned, the chamber orchestra’s fall slate reaffirms its commitment to Black and underrepresented composers.

The legislation rolls back some of the onerous requirements of AB 5, but symphonies and musical theater companies are still on the hook as employers.

Online and undaunted, HSB unveils headliners for its 20th-anniversary fete via a series of uncaptioned drawings of the artists. Can you guess the lineup?

The lauded choral program adopts cutting-edge technology that allows large groups of individuals to make music together in real time via the internet.

Meet the rising artists participating in this innovative opera training program.