Sometimes artists make their most daring leaps using recorded media. Our expert staff platforms the most interesting recordings, books, movies, and videos, helping you keep track of the music scene from the comfort of your home. Artist Spotlight Gautier Capuçon is Ready to Share a “Jewel” of Cosmic Scale Jeff Kaliss - November 7, 2025 Gaïa, a collaboration with 16 composers, is one of the cellist’s latest projects. Preview Electronica Artist Jlin: “I’m Doing Music Because I Need To” Victoria Looseleaf - November 3, 2025 The electronic music composer and performer has hit a lot of milestones early in her career, but she’s not chasing fame — it’s chasing her. Music News Conductor Nicholas McGegan's 75th Birthday Present is a Documentary Janos Gereben - November 3, 2025 Seasoned filmmaker Tal Skloot unveils a film about McGegan’s life in music, extensively featuring Bay Area ensembles. Review TwoSet Violin, Social Media, and Live Performance: The Young Audience Is Paying Attention Annelies Zijderveld - October 21, 2025 Can social media help to popularize classical music? TwoSet Violin’s appearance in SF showed one way to engage a younger audience. Music News Seasons of Dance Is the Hot Ticket for 16th SF Dance Film Festival Janos Gereben - October 21, 2025 Based on Max Richter’s recomposition of Vivaldi’s Four Seasons, the film stands out among the festival’s 90-plus offerings. Review Offenbach's Divas Don’t Sparkle Like They Used To Jason Victor Serinus - October 14, 2025 Soprano Véronique Gens has released 23 albums since 2019. Her most recent isn’t her best. Music News Composers Suppressed by Nazis Have a New Home at the Colburn School Tom Jacobs - October 13, 2025 The Recovered Voices project is expanding with a new archive. Review Boston University’s Lost Treasure El Caminante Lacks Sparkle Lisa Hirsch - September 14, 2025 While the recently revived 20th-century opera might be an archival accomplishment, a new recording falls slightly flat. Music News Retired From Conducting, Michael Tilson Thomas Remains Present in Media Janos Gereben - September 9, 2025 From YouTube to recordings to TV interviews, there are many collections of the conductor/composer’s work. Review Telegraph Quartet Sheds Light on Music of Dark Times with Edge of the Storm Harlow Robinson - September 9, 2025 The new record from the Bay Area-based ensemble features three European works composed during or just after World War II. Pagination « First First page ‹ Previous Previous page 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 … Next › Next page Last » Last page