Tom Jacobs

Lots of firsts for the company as Lina González-Granados takes up the baton, the banjo makes an appearance, and an opera for babies debuts.

The acclaimed mezzo’s new CD debuts 17 new songs written for her during the pandemic.

The revered Hollywood Bowl conductor talks about bringing the jazz legend’s symphonic works into the canon, and reveals the challenges of “COVID conducting.”

The American Modern Opera Company takes on the music (and more) directorship for the June festival.

For the major symphony and opera organizations, supplementing live performances with online offerings is the way of the future.

Innovative new works, premieres, and a greater emphasis on opera and musical theater energize The Broad Stage’s winter and spring roster of 28 shows.

The superstar soprano will both perform and lead discussions on music and health.

Three new positions deliver on an earlier promise to shake up leadership at the orchestra.

The new-music fest celebrates its 10th anniversary online with seven concerts featuring fresh compositions and Hear Now’s first commission.

The composer speaks about the music he’s chosen for the festival weekend — mostly other composers’ works.