Lou Fancher

The musical is running at the Berkeley Playhouse through March 6.

For Lara Downes the personal is musical, and she’s building her career on connecting audiences to artistic process. And she’s thinking carefully about how music connects to human events.

The newly reopened Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive revives it’s new-music series.

The Next Wave Choreographers Showcase, Feb. 20-21, is bursting with new talent and well-regarded mid-career artists doing challenging and ambitious work in a variety of styles.

The composer/performer is taking the Bay Area by storm with a series of premieres and performances this month.

The San Francisco Girls Chorus will join Kronos for Iranian-American composer Sahba Aminikia’s piece, which blends recordings from the 30s with sound clips from modern-day Iran.

For the pianist, age is nothing but a number. It’s playing with soul that counts.

In their effort to get closer to the original music, VOM uses an original Vivaldi score in their upcoming concerts, and the latest digital tech to film it for audiences online.

The early music ensemble is asking the audience to sing the chorale of its upcoming performance of J.S. Bach’s Mass in G Minor.

Urioste, performing Dec. 9-10 with the San Francisco Symphony, talks about the pieces that inspire her and Bikram yoga.