Jason Victor Serinus

You want to listen to this gorgeous voice, even if the song interpretations could go deeper.

Songs are the heart of the matter for this American tenor.

Eclipsing the nature imagery and hopefulness embedded in some of Mahler’s songs, the fine baritone went down a pessimistic path.

The violinist chats about her early years, the challenges of switching to Baroque music, improvising, and the magic of reawakening a child’s wonder in listeners.

The international star tenor reflects on his career so far and the highlights to come.

Golden Gate Park glows with great performances that outshine the fog and chill.

Many things were right about the new production that opened S.F. Opera’s season, but the debuting romantic leads disappointed.

First, there was Opera on Tap, now there is “Bach and Brew” a homey little affair coming to a San Francisco brewery in September.

The soprano is a force to be reckoned with in art song, a communicative and soulful singer.

In recent recordings, the S.F. Symphony gives us a bevy of Bates, Philharmonia Baroque resuscitates a serenata, and American Bach Soloists air a rarely-performed version of Handel’s Messiah.