Features

Youngsters audition for the All-Stars big band at SFJAZZ, and some blow away the judges with their talent and musical personality.

The Supreme Court is set to rule on the constitutionality of one provision of recent U.S. copyright law. In Part 1 of SFCV’s special report, we take a look at the issues, the history, and the important implications for musicians.

A New Name For SOTA Turandot Is An Exciting First Gig Chinatown Stages New Outdoor Music Festival

Ruth Asawa, founder of the San Francisco School of the Arts saw the school renamed in her honor on Wednesday.

A unique teaching institution turns out to be presenting one of the Bay Area's most diverse music series dedicated to exploring music from around the globe.

The San Francisco Opera’s 9/11 commemorative event, Opera in the Park, was extraordinary, and SFCV is honored to have been a part of the day’s activities.

Henry Phipps — The Youngest Soldier Cal Performances Builds First Stage for Families Family Class at Community Music Center

Lots of arts groups run family days or child-friendly programs and events. Here are five of the most exciting.

A unique collaboration between a Cape Verdean singer and a jazz arranger makes room for a string quartet in a story of cultural exchange.