San Francisco

Monk continues her study of our engagement with the natural world in Indra’s Net, premiering Nov. 12–13. She tells SFCV about its long genesis.

One of the greatest pianists of our time turned 80 this year and is still going strong.

The conductor was at the center of the major opera house revival of Handel, and he brings that experience to the West Coast with Alcina.

The legendary saxophonist and composer talks about his brilliant career spent upending expectations. Iphigenia makes its West Coast premiere in February.

For the major symphony and opera organizations, supplementing live performances with online offerings is the way of the future.

The Philadelphia Orchestra’s splendid performances under the baton of Yannick Nezét-Séguin are welcome additions to the Price revival.

The mezzo-soprano sings a recital of Spanish songs and French arias influenced by Spain.

The jazz saxophonist talks about preserving, innovating, and expanding on his illustrious musical roots in upcoming shows at SFJAZZ.

Sondheim’s sophisticated musical gets a fresh treatment as the opener in 42nd Street’s upcoming season of live shows.

The lockdown over, choruses are feeling especially liberated.