Jazz

Fela Kuti’s son extends his father’s legacy, while creating his own.

Despite some rough edges, a concert of Glass’s solo piano music is intellectually and musically engaging.

The largest jazz festival in the world brings in artists of all stripes.

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.

A lost Coltrane album and a document of the final tour Miles Davis and Coltrane made together.

Jazz pianist Dr. Valerie Capers talks about her album Wagner Takes the A Train.

Seasoned pros and upcoming tyros offer some of the best jazz tickets in the Bay Area this summer.

With a crackerjack quartet and a sheaf of exciting new material, the local saxophonist shows why his influence is so pervasive.

Jazz chanteuse Kay Kostopoulos joins local all-stars for a swinging romp at the historic peninsula venue.

The 36th San Francisco Jazz Festival offers a diverse range of musical acts from all walks of jazz life.