San Francisco

The choreographer’s world premiere at the YBCA will be unveiled in silence — music optional.

The innovative ensemble unites voices, instruments, and inspired improvisation to expand musical horizons and work for social justice.

Despite one error in the middle innings, the venerable troupe brought it home with a grand slam.

The former associate principal bassist focuses on jazz these days, but his classical roots still nourish his music.

The soprano is an alumna of the Merola and Adler programs. Colleagues Cohen, Quattlebaum, and Raven are also honored.

Vanessa Zahorian and Davit Karapetyan bid farewell to S.F. Ballet with fire and grace.

Composer and scholar Carman Moore talks with SFCV about Scott Joplin and his overarching influence on all aspects of American music.

Creative teams will be scrambling when Opera Theater Unlimited debuts their 48-Hour Opera Festival.

Guest soloists and dancers join the orchestra and chorale for a fully-staged presentation of Rameau’s opera-ballet Le Temple de la Gloire.

Look for a dozen world premieres, revivals of old favorites, and a Bernstein-Robbins centennial celebration.