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Zukerman juggles violin, viola, baton

I grew up with some of Pinchas Zukerman’s recordings with the English Chamber Orchestra made in the 1970’s-- they gave me an...

Debussy and the San Francisco Symphony delivered us to heaven yet again. But before going to heaven, one must “die.” In this case, it...

The Musical Art Quintet plays a special kind of Latin-style music-- one based on intricate string playing. The all-dude ensemble consists of...

I was starting to think that I had the address wrong. Walking through an area of San Francisco I had seen frequently from the car getting on to...

“We will continue to make honest music as long as people are willing to listen” says singer Ash Maynor and Ghost and the City, are...

What better way to celebrate the beginning of fall, than with a festival that is fun for the whole family? Oktoberfest is a 16-day festival held...

Well, that was then. Hard times got harder, and good times now seem fewer and farther between. The so-called Golden State's unstoppable deflating...

I guess I was part of the problem for JazzTimes, which recently announced the end of its 39-year run as one of America's premier jazz journalism...

A Moment of Zen will be a weekly segment of this page that will examine a very spiritual/grand work of art. Be it film, literature or music. A...

Jazz is one of the best music styles ever. Bossa Nova used to be referred as Brazilian jazz by many is another one that pleases the listener the...