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The Oakland-born composer of “Oh Happy Day” died this past January, and his music will be at the center of Oakland Interfaith Gospel Choir’s festival performances.

It’s a band that can go from blues to Bach and back to bluegrass and folk. And the audience is growing.

The Bay Area's first family of traditional music talks about their new CD and an upcoming performance at the Freight & Salvage.

Local composer Barry Phillips builds a sensitive score for Tal Skloot’s documentary about a wheelchair hiker who conquers a Sierra mountain pass.

The virtuosic duo succeed with their custom blend of “esoteric acoustic guitar art songs.”

Singer Meow Meow headlined a night of provocative, outrageous music-making.

The Kronos Quartet joined other artists in paying tribute to the legendary 1970s power pop band Big Star and their “lost” third album.

Lisa Mezzacappa’s ode to the legacy of women explorers was itself adventurous, showing little need for genre boundaries.

It’s definitely worth the trip to see Glass’ version of Beauty and the Beast ruffle the grace of Cocteau’s imagery.