The Russian soprano will make her SFO debut as the vengeful heroine in her 17th production of Strauss’s Elektra.
The newly appointed San Francisco Symphony music director talks about repertoire, her influences, and the role of a conductor.
“The Bay Area [is] the place where the future gets invented,” Chan said on becoming the first woman to lead the Symphony as music director.
The sought-after conductor has become a regular at San Francisco Symphony for good reason.
Charged with emotion, the soprano gave a glimpse of her upcoming album, “The Fiddle and the Drum,” at Zellerbach Hall last Sunday.
With her large social media following and concerts that defy expectations, Anna Lapwood is leading a renaissance for organ music.
The eclectic quartet played Shaw’s alluring melodies and tight harmonies with verve. Everyone had an engrossing, high time.
Raised by her jazz musician father in Santiago, the tenor saxophonist will perform in La Jolla on April 11 and in Berkeley on April 15.
The award-winning violinist shares how she approaches building a recital program.
A Pat Metheny S.F. premiere highlighted a concert by the guitar master and his star student.
