A dramatic soprano at the peak of her powers talks about the life of a singer, climbing the ladder, and staying grounded.
Alexander Gedeon was concerned about the company’s internal commitment to goals of inclusion and equity.
Downes’s latest album offers a compact overview of the ragtime composer’s music.
The bass-baritone reprises his role in a radical retelling of Fidelio, but he’s expanding his part offstage, too.
This expansive essay explores the cultural contradictions of the Harlem Renaissance and American culture informing Still’s musical achievements.
The remarkable documentary brings viewers intimately close to the fabled singer.
Social-justice advocacy is all in a day’s work for the virtuosic drummer. Her run of five unique shows at SFJAZZ starts Feb. 16.
Glasper’s imagination takes off in the wildly eclectic second set, replete with the String Candy Orchestra, a DJ, and electronic voice-overs.
Bright new works from both the curators and their colleagues enliven this concert with the LA Phil New Music Group.
The late Brazilian acoustic guitarist had an outsized impact on the Bay Area music scene. A new three-CD set features great live performances captured in the ’60s.
