The virtuoso musician will be remembered for integrating the tabla into Western musical genres, among many accomplishments.
At the San Francisco Symphony, Opera, and Ballet, negotiations continue, with some positive developments to report.
The star director hands over the reins at The Industry as the Met and more come calling.
And that’s not Heggie’s only forthcoming honor. Next year, he’ll be inducted into the Opera Hall of Fame.
The company’s dancers and stage managers may take action to pressure management just when Nutcracker performances are slated to begin.
The experimental company takes on the work of one of America’s most vibrant musical thinkers.
In his six years as music director, the conductor has furthered the orchestra’s legacy of adventurous programming.
Shelley is only the third leader on the podium in the orchestra’s five-decade history, succeeding the long-serving Carl St. Clair.
As concerts this weekend made clear, the musicians and administration are at odds ahead of a looming deadline in labor negotiations.
The organization has had an impact far beyond the Bay Area, meeting audiences where they are and inspiring offshoots around the country.
