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Music News

Music in the Vineyards Keeps Its Distance and Soldiers On

Peter Feher - August 4, 2020

The Napa Valley festival’s 26th season will be virtual and vital.

Music News

Marquee TV’s Free Online Dance Shorts Festival Runs Through the Month

Janos Gereben - August 3, 2020

Tune in to short films selected by the San Francisco Dance Film Festival and others.

Music News

Oakland Symphony Reaches Out With a Bountiful rePAST

Paul Kotapish - August 1, 2020

Catch an outstanding past performance for free every Friday at dinner hour.

Feature

Alarm Will Sound Conjures the Music of the Birds in a Trio of Live — Yes, Live — Performances

Jeremy Reynolds - August 1, 2020

The 20-member ensemble is set to give an avian-inspired John Luther Adams work an airing in upstate New York.

Artist Spotlight

Sarah Crowell Moves to Decolonize Dance

Lou Fancher - August 1, 2020

The dancer, choreographer, and educator shares her ideas for building an equitable, open, and inclusive world of dance.

Music News

The Sound of Music at the 2020 Emmys

Janos Gereben - July 31, 2020

Nominations for the 72nd-annual TV awards include composers, music directors, supervisors, and lyricists.

Feature

Online Instruction Is Booming in the Era of Staying Home

Victoria Looseleaf - July 31, 2020

With so many amateur and student musicians missing their in-person lessons, the demand for web-based learning is greater than ever.

Review

Carlisle Floyd Takes on Tangled Issues of Sex and Identity in Prince of Players

Jeff Kaliss - July 31, 2020

The Florentine Opera gives the nonagenarian composer’s latest a serious makeover on a new recording.

Feature

The Epic Trail to Women’s Suffrage Receives an Equally Epic Memorial at Cabrillo Festival

Michael Zwiebach - July 28, 2020

Stacy Garrop’s The Battle for the Ballot gets a world premiere in 2020 despite the lockdown and the dispersal of Cabrillo’s orchestra across the U.S. It’s just that important.