Janos Gereben

There’s no shortage of support for up-and-coming musicians in the Bay Area, be they tomorrow’s opera stars or future concert pianists.

The World Choir Games in Gangneung saw more than 300 ensembles from 34 countries compete for gold.

The pianist who broke barriers on national and international stages also had a close connection to the San Francisco Bay Area.

Contract negotiations between the orchestra and the musicians appear to be stalled.

Arts organizations were blindsided by recent cuts to their Grants for the Arts funding under a new DEI-first policy.

Peninsula International Dance Festival revs up for a packed two-day extravaganza at San Mateo Performing Arts Center.

The SF Silent Film Festival returns next month with original accompaniment and new restorations from Hollywood’s early decades.

This year’s lineup features Ukrainian ballet dancers, Gordon Getty’s Joan and the Bells, and a new symphony by Lera Auerbach.

The composer’s papers will join those of other American giants in the arts, including Leonard Bernstein, Aaron Copland, and George Gershwin.

Hugely well received, the orchestra is enjoying its itinerary in Germany, despite the rigors of traveling.