Janos Gereben

SF Bach Choir’s “Many Voices, One Art Choral Festival” reduces barriers to participating in group singing.

SFCM’s students and faculty are presenting an array of free-to-the-public performances over the next month.

Artistic and Music Director Donato Cabrera will conduct the final symphony of a major composer on each concert set.

The company may only be staging six productions next season, but there’s an abundance of quality in the concepts and casts.

The festival’s scope will still be international, however, with programming from Rameau to Rachmaninoff.

In the music he made and in the many positions he held, including a stint with the SF Symphony, the conductor united cultures.

The violinist played a significant role in establishing the company’s orchestra as a freestanding ensemble.

The LA Phil, Yuja Wang, and others win during the early ceremony, before the telecast featuring Taylor Swift, Miley Cyrus, and more.

Veteran arts executive Daniel Levenstein is leaving on a high note, judging by the impressive programs he’s brought together.

The contemporary choreographer’s influence has been felt well beyond the Bay Area, becoming part of the fabric of modern dance.