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A world-renowned college of Indian music in the North Bay continues to share the treasures of North Indian classical music.

The Musica Pacifica ensemble gets down, and delightful, with dance and folk tunes drawn from the British Isles.

The funding of arts organizations needs a radical rethink, if we want them to survive and thrive.

A gritty contemporary setting backs up bright singing in West Bay Opera’s version of a Mozart classic.

Engaging and heartfelt performances of Baroque classics distinguish this revelatory recital by the young Australian/Sri Lankan soprano.

In a program highlighting Yuri Possokhov’s gifted choreography, the San Francisco Ballet has a dance with Dante.

Its former music director leads the S.F. Symphony in a novel overture, a grand organ symphony, and a little-known Rachmaninov concerto.

Todd Donovan, 41, died Monday of complications from a brain tumor. A multi-talented musician, he sang baritone roles, including some major ones; played the saxophone; and produced and performed in benefit recitals across the U.S. and notably in the Bay Area.

For years, Bach muddied the waters of the “authentic” version of his St. Matthew Passion, but now American Bach Soloists will clarify certain things.