The pianist’s vision of music as a unifying force came with plenty of crowd-pleasing favorites.
The Grammy Award-winning pianist will perform original compositions and movements from his American Symphony at Davies Symphony Hall on Friday, Dec. 12.
The soprano prepares to sing the lead role in Puccini’s La bohème.
The electronic music composer and performer has hit a lot of milestones early in her career, but she’s not chasing fame — it’s chasing her.
The Brazilian musician mixes his country’s musical heritage into his solo concerts.
The pianist and hip-hop artist mixes classical, jazz, and a bit of everything into an impressive set in the festival “lounge.”
At YBCA, “Deep River” is a powerful, urgent meditation shedding light on troubled times.
Under new leadership, the annual festival promises a 2025 program centered on Cuban and vocal music in partnership with SFJAZZ.
At SFJAZZ, the legendary bassist presided over an exquisite evening filled with old-school panache and musical joy.
Conductor James Gaffigan returns to the San Francisco Symphony with a program of American works by George Gershwin, Carlos Simon, and Duke Ellington.
