San Francisco

The venerable lyricist is in a new creative chapter, continuing the work he had always done in collaboration with his late wife Marilyn.

The soprano, who’s creating the role in John Adams’s new work at SF Opera, chats with SFCV about approaching a legendary character.

Set in the British Raj, this Marriage of Figaro features Indian folk dance to Mozart’s music and much more.

The trio draws on classical training and Americana stylings for this album with The Philadelphia Orchestra.

The leading Danish composer turned 90 this year, and these major works capture a lifetime of musical evolution.

Zahi Hawass, who curated the current pharaohs exhibit at the de Young Museum, serves as librettist for the ambitious theatrical project.

A roster of young singers strut their stuff in an evening filled with operatic highlights.

The electro-acoustic duo’s debut album, Twenty Twenty, takes listeners on an epic, unsettling journey.

This weekend’s NAPA/NOLA festival highlights the unique musical connections between the Bay Area and the Crescent City.

An opera may ultimately be judged by its music, but exhilarating visual appeal can’t hurt.