On the next broadcast of the Santa Rosa Symphony, coming Sunday May 24 at 3 pm, we'll return to 2018, with a November concert featuring works that should get you dancing. Zoltán Kodály, Dances of Galánta Heitor Villa Lobos, Guitar Concerto, with soloist Sharon Isbin Franz Liszt, Mephisto Waltz No.…

As we shelter in place, enjoy a musical treat from the Santa Rosa Symphony archives. Join us for this special broadcast Sunday, April 26 at 3 pm. By special arrangement with the orchestra, we were able to stream this concert throughout the month of May. We're no longer able to present it on the…

On the program recorded the weekend of January 11 through 13, we’ll be hearing a work written in 2013 by Missy Mazzoli called Sinfonia (for Orbiting Spheres). Missy Mazzoli is in her second season as composer in residence at the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. We’ll also hear the Symphony Number Two by…

On Sunday, January 5 at 3 pm join KRCB and host Steve Mencher for a broadcast of the Santa Rosa Symphony performing Mozart's Requiem in D minor, K.626. This is Mozart's final work; it was unfinished at his death. In the past, orchestras have used a version of the piece completed by Mozart's pupil…

Banjo master Béla Fleck came to town as hundreds of thousands in Sonoma County returned to their homes on the heels of the Kincade fire. Due to limited rehearsal time, the orchestra played only one of the four movements of Aaron Copland's Four Dance Episodes from Rodeo. But Fleck played every note…

(Editor's Note: We are pleased to announce that the broadcast of the first classical concert from the Santa Rosa Symphony, which few people were able to hear because of damage to our transmitter during the first days of the Kincade Fire, has been rescheduled to 3:00 pm Sunday, December 22. This is…

Anna Morrison Reed was a poet, lecturer, journalist, and publisher from Ukiah – and she became a leading advocate for women's suffrage in Sonoma County and statewide. Anna's story is a fascinating one, because in her early years as a lecturer, she held anti-suffrage views, but as she got older, her…

Chef Joanne Weir to host special Culinary Luncheon Joanne Weir’s Wine Country Cooking Special Culinary Luncheon returns for a second year as one of the highlight events of the Sonoma International Film Festival. Chef Weir, a James Beard Award-winning cookbook author, international cooking teacher…

Abigail Haskell lived in Petaluma, California in the mid- and late 1800s. She was a leader in the women's suffrage movement in Sonoma County and California.

A self-described "Harpist from the Hood," Destiny Muhammad is a recording and performing artist, composer and producer.

San Francisco Conservatory of Music cellist Daniela Gonzales Siu shares with Connect the Bay that "being in a quartet is one of the things that I love doing."

Eyevan Tumbleweed is a found wood sculptor who creates art pieces assembled from a variety of wood found in natural areas.