Jeff Kaliss

The revered arts and culture of several Asian countries are celebrated in a festival at Stanford, now in its eighth year.

Cellist as Social Connector New Adventure Rolls in From Seattle Kid Choristers Around the World in Song

Hugs and High-Fives for Local Grammy Guy Heart-Opening JAMband Salsa Staying Power

Keeping busy as violinist, violist, conductor, and teacher, 63-year-old Pinchas Zukerman has plenty to say about what he’s learned ... and what’s to come.

The third annual Bay Area Youth Orchestra Festival is coming to Davies Symphony Hall.

Daniel Pollack has fulfilled endless requests to return to perform in Russia, where he and Van Cliburn triumphed in the first-ever Tchaikovsky Piano Competition, 53 years ago.

Although he’s recorded the Christmas repertoire before, most of us haven’t had the chance to witness him delivering it live, and it’ll be bound to raise goose bumps, regardless of the weather.

The siren songstress of '60s social causes, home for the holidays in Woodside, joins Maestro Michael Morgan for the Oakland East Bay Symphony's annual celebration.

Founded in 1946 with the motto “Everything in Music,” the Bronstein store in South San Francisco continues to provide instruments, accessories, lessons, and repairs with skill and charm hard to find in modern times.