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The New York vocal octet brought Caroline Shaw's Pulitzer-winning Partita and a set of edgy, shorter works to the Twelfth Night Festival.

Usually hidden in the pit, S.F. Opera Orchestra musicians took center stage at Music at Kohl Mansion, and played a beautiful and intriguing concert.

More chamber music headliners coming to the Bay Area, courtesy of Chamber Music San Francisco.

The teaching of the great Indian classical musician has been preserved on tape and is now going to be available to the public.

The violinist's bravura playing dominated the concert, but it was Copland who triumphed, musically.

Dylan Mattingly, local product and fast-rising composer, talks about the independent

film he has just scored.

The last S.F. Opera season planned by David Gockley is heavy on thrills, with an unusual double bill and a Sondheim classic.

A cellist heralds in the New Year with two concerts, both of them involving old acquaintances, as well as new music.

We introduce the first group of writers in SFCV’s Emerging Writer Program.

Three recent releases confirm the excellent health of U.S. contemporary music.