Red Culebra’s performance blends Indigenous storytelling, electronics, dance, and animation, but the audience also has work to do.
The vocalist has much to share about jazz, the human condition, politics, and the creative life. Here, she drops just a bit of her accumulated wisdom.
The star conductor says she draws on all her training, from studying jazz to speaking six languages, when preparing a performance.
The renowned cellist chats about mastering all sorts of repertoire ahead of her performances this month with Music@Menlo.
Classical singer and musicology Ph.D. Majel Connery talks about expanding her horizons and changing career paths midstream.
The conductor, who’s led the orchestra for more than three decades, shares his secrets for a long-lasting musical relationship.
At 63, the soprano has many irons in the fire, including un-retiring from the Metropolitan Opera to sing in a premiere.
The former Merola Program participant is back to sing Dai Yu in Dream of the Red Chamber.
In a freewheeling chat, the singer opens up about all things opera, including his upcoming turn in the title role in SF Opera’s Don Giovanni.
The dancer/choreographer talks about the American Modern Opera Company and their collective curation of this year’s Ojai Music Festival.
