Features

This month at the Aurora Theatre, a stellar group of artists is coming together to combine three art forms in a new production, co-directed by Tom Ross and Muriel Maffre; it promises one of the season’s most remarkable collaborations.

Auguste Rodin and Isadora Duncan, both pioneers of natural movement in the arts, were natural allies. Now former ballet dancer Muriel Maffre looks at that revolution through a class connected to the new Rodin Exhibition at the Cantor Museum.

Peninsula Symphony The London Philharmonic Gets in the Game BandWorks: A Rockin Good Time

SFCV’s founder and long-time writer on the S.F. Symphony reviews its new official history and reports for the first time on some of what he witnessed that didn’t quite make it into the book.

The latest test to U.S. copyright law before the Supreme Court affects a wide range of “little guys.” What will the impact be for classical music stakeholders?

El Camino Youth Symphony: Where Soloists Shine A Symphonic Celebration for Day of the Dead CD Release Party at SOTA

What do today’s huge range of composers call their works? Almost every term is up for grabs, as the relevance of the word classical fades.

Building Musical Bridges in Redwood City Do the Monster Mash With Charity and the JAMband Sundays@Four Chamber Music Series