Paul Kotapish

Bach in the Subways coordinates a global underground birthday bash for the composer on March 21.

A new collection of sound samples provides a way to access the violin virtuoso from the comfort of your own computer.

The Swiss conductor steps in to replace Charles Dutoit for two programs featuring Stravinsky ballets.

Offered without critique, a smorgasbord of recorded music released this year.

A Cal Performances program offers students an opportunity to meet South African dancers and learn about Gumboot and Pantsula traditions first-hand. Our photo essay tells the story.

MTT and the S.F. Symphony are nominated for Best Orchestral Performance.

This festive annual event is one of the Bay Areas’s most popular ways to celebrate Días de los Muertos.

Highlights at uptown and downtown venues range from Beethoven to Renaissance polyphony to Ukrainian guerilla folk opera.

From Baroque classics to new compositions, electronica, and jazz, SF Music Day has it all.

Local composer Barry Phillips builds a sensitive score for Tal Skloot’s documentary about a wheelchair hiker who conquers a Sierra mountain pass.