Soprano Candace Johnson’s series begins with Adolphus Hailstork and features interviews as well as song.
In April, we celebrate the birthday of one of America’s most accomplished and generous composers.
Choreographer Robert Moses and Denise Saunders Thompson, of the International Association of Blacks in Dance, discuss increasing Black influence and the added challenges of the pandemic.
Two months before the composer’s 80th birthday, a premiere sets the stage.
In concert, the layers and cumulative, syncretic power of Joachim’s music become clear.
Musicians of the Colour of Music Festival recount the difficulties for Black musicians to break into classical music.
The dancer, choreographer, and educator shares her ideas for building an equitable, open, and inclusive world of dance.
In an ambitious programming move, the orchestra hosts all kinds of guest artists in a festival devoted to themes of social justice.
The multimedia presentation at SFJAZZ explores issues of race, prejudice, and parenting.
The Haitian-American flutist talks about making her own musical path and finding common cause with Eighth Blackbird.
