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In his recital at The Wallis, the pianist/composer was oddly uncommunicative.

In SF Opera’s production of Poulenc’s masterpiece, spiritual concerns are powerfully dramatized.

The Icelandic pianist ups the quirkiness factor by recording his latest album on both a grand and an upright.

Despite challenges, the company has had a vital impact on the Bay Area, presenting African and African American dance.

SFCV chats with the star violinist about her many enthusiasms, both in art and in life.

This collaborative work responding to the deaths of Black Americans at the hands of the police demands sustained attention.

One of the surest signs that the community is finding its footing again is the opening of a new club, Simon Rowe’s Keys Jazz Bistro.

The classic film turns 50 this year, and a screening with live orchestra comes to Hollywood’s Dolby Theatre on Oct. 29.

A serious star cast joins PBO for this lesser-known Handel oratorio about a Christian woman and a Roman solider.

Pulitzer Prize-winning composer Raven Chacon is among the artists featured on opening night.