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Music News

Opera America Elects First Hall of Fame Class

Michael Zwiebach - November 4, 2020

The 50-year-old organization establishes a new honor for pathbreaking American contributions to the art form.

Music News

New Tech Makes a Virtual Ensemble Possible

Paul Kotapish - November 4, 2020

The JackTrip Virtual Studio that allows the Ragazzi Boys Choruses to rehearse in real time via the internet is now available to the public.

Music News

The Colburn School to Partner With the Sphinx Organization

Peter Feher - November 4, 2020

The L.A. conservatory is taking steps to expand Black and Latino representation in the music-school setting.

Feature

Composing Music for Trying Times: Three Composers Respond to a Pandemic

Molly Colin - November 4, 2020

Brian Baumbusch, Lisa Bielawa, and Danny Clay hope that their musical reflections during quarantine will resonate.

Music News

Michael Tilson Thomas on the Airwaves Once More

Paul Kotapish - November 4, 2020

An in-depth documentary illuminating MTT’s ascendance is available for streaming via PBS’s American Masters series through Nov. 20.

Music News

The City and Opera World Say Farewell to “OperaSuzy”

Janos Gereben - November 4, 2020

Suzanne Turley’s contributions to San Francisco’s cultural life were immeasurable.

Feature

A New Tune at SF State?

Andrew Gilbert - November 3, 2020

SFSU professor Hafez Modirzadeh proposes a fresh, far-ranging agenda for the school’s music curriculum.

Artist Spotlight

Gabriela Lena Frank on Stoking the Engines of Creativity in Hard Times

Lou Fancher - November 3, 2020

We check in with the composer about her recent Heinz Award, her program pairing composers with performers, and how she stays more than busy despite the challenges.

Review

Kamasi Washington Plays His Becoming Score in an Empty Hollywood Bowl

Richard S. Ginell - November 3, 2020

The saxophonist/composer’s jazzy soundscape for the Michelle Obama documentary gets a full-blooded rendition that benefits from the orchestral treatment.