With its trademark instrumental menagerie, the group illuminates scores by Harry Partch and gives two world premieres.
The composer and philanthropist sees three of his works performed by the orchestra this week.
In niches throughout the huge columbarium, more than 40 musical acts of varying kinds are set to perform at this year’s event.
The pioneering minimalist composer is honored over two evenings, and his music seems to speak to the ethos of everyone onstage.
Flutist Claire Chase’s astonishing programming for 2025 is devoted to music with complexities beyond the sounded notes.
The world premiere of this quasi-operatic choral work by composer Mark Winges and poet-soprano Lisa Delan makes its points theatrically.
The rising conductor talks to SFCV about how he landed the job following last year’s production of Romeo and Juliet.
The volunteer orchestra, founded to promote LGBTQ musicians, has spent this past year auditioning candidates for conductor.
As the conductor’s tenure with the orchestra nears its end, composer Gabriella Smith is back with a new nature-focused work.
Ahead of his Los Angeles recital debut, Finley chats about his signature roles, particularly in the operas of John Adams.
