Behind the marquee concerts, 33 young musicians learn what a life in chamber music actually asks of them.
Gil Shaham’s Beethoven cycle and new works by Leonard Slatkin and Joan Tower anchor a summer built around American music.
The prolific jazz artist’s ambitious recording project, dropping eight albums on one day, is a revelatory window into peak Goldberg.
Running through Aug. 23, the annual summer festival brings chamber music back to its roots.
This year, several Broadway productions transformed older works to meet the moment. The most innovative of the bunch closed too soon.
Festival Aix-en-Provence just produced a season of opera unmatched practically anywhere this year. Here's a full report on the extraordinary performances.
Clarice Assad and Vivian Fung bring pointed messages about AI, immigration, and identity to Cabrillo's closing weekend.
Armed with new insights, a director, conductor, and soprano return to a work they performed together 13 years ago.
Veering between comedy and heartbreak, the opera made a rare Bay Area appearance in Pocket’s well-done production.
On Aug. 2, OutSound New Music Summit will celebrate the multi-instrumentalist’s birthday.
