Jeff Kaliss

The singer recounts her journey to stardom, her influences, and her latest albums.

The affable conductor is expressive on the podium. He talks about his path and the Philharmonia Orchestra's upcoming appearances in Berkeley and Orange County.

The busy musician, 61, has spent a career gigging with local greats and enjoys incubating young talent, while holding down the keyboard role with the Red Hot Skillet Lickers.

With a week at SFJAZZ coming up, the bluesman reflects on his seven-decade career.

Among the delightful events, the locally produced documentary and a recital of piano music by Gordon Getty stand out.

The concert ranges from opera to the Butterfly Lovers’ Concerto to Stravinsky’s Firebird, reflecting the festival’s variety.

Soprano Leslie Katter stars in an evocative recital featuring a world premiere by composer JJ Hollingsworth to a text by Lisa Delan.

The orchestra plans to keep mixing old and new in its concerts, offering something for everyone in the community.

The composer and philanthropist sees three of his works performed by the orchestra this week.

The world premiere of this quasi-operatic choral work by composer Mark Winges and poet-soprano Lisa Delan makes its points theatrically.