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The latest test to U.S. copyright law before the Supreme Court affects a wide range of “little guys.” What will the impact be for classical music stakeholders?

El Camino Youth Symphony: Where Soloists Shine A Symphonic Celebration for Day of the Dead CD Release Party at SOTA

What do today’s huge range of composers call their works? Almost every term is up for grabs, as the relevance of the word classical fades.

Building Musical Bridges in Redwood City Do the Monster Mash With Charity and the JAMband Sundays@Four Chamber Music Series

An extraordinary musician, Gustavo Dudamel is putting his personal imprint on programs ranging from the classics to new American music.

A famed director teams up with an American novelist and a West African singer in a reimagining of Desdemona’s life and postlife.

Dolby Labs was the elegant setting for the Oct. 6 premiere screening of two new films by San Francisco Classical Voice for donors and supporters. Arriving guests, including SFCV co-founders Gordon Getty and Bob Commanday, enjoyed dramatic views of the San Francisco skyline, hors d’oeuvres, and fine wines donated by Dyer Vineyards and Long Vineyards.

To learn how to make music (or make better music), with quick gratification and many resources at their fingertips, aspiring players can harness the power of mobile devices and technological innovators.