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Open Ears: Discover Argentine Prodigy María Luisa Anido
Explore the life and music of María Luisa Anido, a leading 20th-century guitar performer-composer, known for her unique compositions and exceptional performances.
Saturday Morning Car Tunes: The Guitar
Explore the evolution of the guitar, from its ancient origins to its modern forms, with a musical journey through Italy, Spain, Brazil, and Mexico. Discover the Latin American influence on guitar music.
Rodrigo’s Iberian High-Wire Act
Explore the legacy of Joaquín Rodrigo's Concierto de Aranjuez, a masterpiece of classical guitar. Discover its history, inspiration, and impact on renowned performers.
Sharon Isbin’s Villa-Lobos in Santa Rosa
Grammy-winning guitarist Sharon Isbin, who initially wanted to study science, will perform the Villa-Lobos Guitar Concerto with the Santa Rosa Symphony.
A New Recording from Milos, After a Hand Injury
After a year-long hiatus due to a hand injury, guitarist Miloš returns with a new album, "Sound of Silence". His break allowed him to rebuild his technique and find renewed love for music.
Guitar and String Quartet ‘Souvenirs’
Sharon Isbin and the Pacifica String Quartet explore guitar and string quartet repertoire in their new album, Souvenirs of Spain and Italy, featuring works by Boccherini, Vivaldi, and others.
Skateboards and Chairs Find a Second Life as Unique Guitars
California luthiers are recycling old skateboards and concert seating into unique, playable guitars. Companies like Prisma Guitars and Fender are leading this eco-friendly trend.
The Guitar
It can be twangy, it can be gnarly, it can be campy. Let's check out a side of the guitar you haven't heard before!
Deep Cuts for a Classical Summer
Explore lesser-known classical music pieces that celebrate summer, from composers like Copland, Zaimont, Delius, Mazzoli, Melartin, Prokofiev, Beach, Webern, and Still.
A Tribute to Home
Classical California's Brian Lauritzen counts down Gustavo Dudamel's last concerts with the Los Angeles Philharmonic as his tenure as .Music and Artistic Director concludes.
Classical Kick-Off for World Cup 2026
The World Cup is nearing its final whistle, and we're bidding farewell to each departing team with music from home.
How the 1812 Overture Became Music for the Fourth of July
Explore the history of Tchaikovsky's 1812 Overture's popularity in 4th of July celebrations, its association with fireworks, and its original context in this insightful blog.
Open Ears: The Endlessly Unfolding Story of Margaret Bonds
Explore the underappreciated life and work of Margaret Bonds, a pioneering Black composer and pianist, whose music is still being discovered 46 years after her death.
A fond farewell from "Lueth in the Booth”
A fond farewell from San Francisco Classical California President, Bill Lueth.
