Janos Gereben

Peace on the music labor front: SF Symphony Musicians agree on a tentative three-year contract.

From YouTube to recordings to TV interviews, there are many collections of the conductor/composer’s work.

Negotiations on a new contract have reached a critical stage.

From livestreaming to ancillary events, here’s information on the company’s fall programming.

Earplay, Music at Kohl Mansion, California Bach Society, Old First Concerts, and Left Coast Chamber Ensemble have enticing plans for the coming fall/spring seasons.

The orchestra announced that the Emerging Black Composers Project will continue.

Attorney Hope Mohr has created a one-stop shop to offer artists free legal advice and help on a wide range of topics.

SF Performances adds concerts to its 2025–2026 season.

These internationally famous conductors have trotted the globe since stepping down from the leadership of the Symphony.

More than 500 performances will be free to the public during the Conservatory’s 2025–2026 season.