Iris Kwok

Ahead of his return to SF Opera, the former Adler Fellow and now international star chats about gaining confidence and singing from the heart.

In California for concerts this month, Chan speaks about her path to the podium and the challenges faced by women conductors.

The young but poised ensemble makes a captivating, enthusiastic start to a marathon task.

Huang likes her Bach “earthy” and thinks deeply about how to connect with an audience.

Retiring after 17 years at the Center, the executive and arts advocate had an enormous impact on the university and the region.

The famous ensemble, disbanding later this year, leaves a fantastic final impression on tour in California.

The veteran broadcaster chats with SFCV about his new podcast project, which explores the Black experience in classical music.

The founder of the Rubin Institute for Music Criticism at SFCM has released a memoir about his career in journalism and book publishing.

What do ramekins and freedom have in common? More than you’d expect, if you’re asking German performance artist David Brandstätter.

A long roster of great singers join together to celebrate the foundational African American musical genre.