Janos Gereben

A lot of musicians have Bay Area roots including a few all-time greats. Here's the beginnings of a list.

World Arts West is distributing a grant of $500,000, split between 20 companies involved in ethnic dance and arts in underserved communities.

Goudeau discussed his plans for the arts in S.F., his love of Wagner, and his appreciation for the city’s “incredible rave scene.”

The upcoming season is led by Daniel Hope, who signed on for three more years as NCCO's music director.

The annual festival run by the Piedmont East Bay Children's Choir will include 260 singers from abroad. 

All 86 concerts of the 2026 Proms — the summer's greatest music festival — will be simulcast on BBC Radio 3.

Leon Theremin, who invented the world’s first electronic instrument, married Williams, a young Black dancer in 1930s Harlem.

The composer for more than 120 films, including Slumdog Millionaire and Bombay Dreams, sold out Davies almost instantly.

The famous soprano brought the company to a high level of accomplishment.

The Steinway Society Bay Area continues to bring in top-tier talent, rising stars you can meet and hear up close for modest prices.