Brett Campbell

A streaming series from Cascadia Composers highlights contemporary composers from Oregon and beyond.

The story of how historical performance musicians and new music performers found each other, and why they’re so suited to each other.

The Philharmonia Baroque premieres a new oratorio inspired by Bach but with a very 21st-century twist.

The anniversary provided the opportunity for enterprising musicians to produce almost unknown scores from the composer’s huge catalog of scores for all kinds of instruments, plus puppets, dancers, and the kitchen sink.

Meet the younger generation of composers invited to this year’s Cabrillo Festival of Contemporary Music.

A new opera muses on the age of information technology through one of its defining events.

The composer, who appears with the San Francisco Symphony this week, connects music and visual art in his concerto In Seven Days.

An in-depth discussion with the composer about his distinctive musical style, its evolution, and its ties to his worldview

“Cello goddess” Maya Beiser, prepping for a gig at Yoshi’s, uncovers and exploits new ways of pulling sound from her instrument, whatever the genre being played.

As they get ready to premiere a new sextet, composer/ pianist Jason Moran and the members of the Imani Winds quintet share their vision of a more inclusive music and how to approach new listeners.