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Nicholas Jones - October 22, 2024

Meyer, violinist Tessa Lark, and cellist Joshua Roman perform three of the bassist’s crossover compositions in advance of recording them.

Michael Zwiebach - October 22, 2024

Kedrick Armstrong conducts his first concert as music director, featuring jazz artists with Bay Area ties and Carl Nielsen’s Symphony No. 4.

Jeff Kaliss - October 22, 2024

After a five-year closure, Biscuits and Blues is in business again and hoping to bring audiences back with a community celebration.

Victoria Looseleaf - October 21, 2024

Dancing plays a prominent role in this production, whose revival marks McNamee’s directorial debut with the company.

Aimée Ts'ao - October 21, 2024

Poet and activist Marc Bamuthi Joseph is reimagining Saint-Saëns’ suite with the help of dancers Wendy Whelan and Francesca Harper.

Janos Gereben - October 21, 2024

The orchestra has launched the latest version of SFSKids.org, which has seen more than 5 million logins since debuting in 2002.

Janos Gereben - October 21, 2024

The welcome news that Eun Sun Kim is now set to lead the company through 2031 comes at an otherwise tense time for the organization.

Emily Wilson - October 21, 2024

Cann, who debuts with the SF Symphony this week, talks about discovering Price and jazzing Rhapsody in Blue.

Lisa Hirsch - October 21, 2024

Richard Wagner’s epic of love and death comes to glorious life in a dramatically sung production led by Music Director Eun Sun Kim.

Rebecca Wishnia - October 21, 2024

In his own composition, the conductor turns the spotlight on the orchestra’s recently appointed principal cello, Rainer Eudeikis.