Janos Gereben

After Les Troyens, the S.F. Opera Chorus is preparing for a new season with more opportunities to stand out.

Curious Flights announces its upcoming season, and Seiji Ozawa suffers a hip fracture after a fall.

Merola does it again with the excellent Don Pasquale, but the production deserved more than just two performances.

A roundup is of the many gems of musical theater coming to the Bay Area this fall.

The orchestra's board ousted Executive Director Edmund Feingold last week, effective immediately.

The South American duo plays electro-folk and will perform on Aug. 20 at the PLACE in Oakland, with BOLO, and on Aug. 21 in the Elks Lodge in San Francisco, with Barrio Lindo.

String quartets often change personnel or just come to the end of the road, but San Francisco's Ives Quartet did something different.

Prize-winning tenor Darren Pene Pati returns from the London Operalia with a surprise for his voice coach, and the Independent praises MTT/S.F. Symphony record.

San Franciscans Wagnerites remember Verna Parino, who attended 76 productions of Der Ring all around the world.

Located near the Exploratorium on Pier 15, Tim Hawkinson's "Bosun's Bass" is the celebrated artist's first major public artwork in San Francisco.