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Finland’s premier music institution may be the world’s best training ground for new conductors.

Michael Shae explores the perils facing sopranos taking on Gaetano Donizetti’s “Tudor trilogy.”

Bay Area nonprofit art organizations benefit from the increased investment in California’s cultural resources.

The 35-foot-tall interactive sculpture will provide a platform for live and recorded music at Burning Man in August.

T.A. takes a page from MTT’s playbook, but develops it in his own way.

Donald Pippen is still in the pocket, what music directors earn, and a sneak peak at the S.F. Ballet at work.

Redwood Symphony offers an ambitious season finale with one of Mahler’s most formidable works.

Cool new recordings from ICE, Beiser, and Ensemble Signal for hot summertime listening.

The Pulitzer Prize-winning music critic writes about rebuilding his life after a traumatic brain injury.

In a field teeming with female artists, major ballet companies rarely present works created by women.