Artist Spotlights

SFCV talks with the New Orleans native about S.F. Opera’s upcoming production of Les Troyens, the challenges of keeping his voice in shape, and the most heroic thing he has ever done.

The pianist, who plays SFJAZZ next Tuesday, talks about learning, letting go of his compositions and dividing his time between his many hobbies.

The conductor talks about his life-long admiration for the composer and his role in the early music revival.

The Russian-born conductor talks with SFCV about working across different cultures.

The Russian-born conductor talks with SFCV about working across different cultures.

Speaking to us from his home in Paris during a well-deserved break from the road, virtuoso violinist Renaud Capuçon discusses the women, repertoire, and violins in his life.

The celebrated organist talks about Messiaen’s Livre du Saint-Sacrament, which he performs this weekend, and about advocating for his instrument.

A versatile choreographer who still dances after four decades, Caniparoli talks about his career, his most popular ballet, and about finding diamonds-in-the-rough at San Francisco Ballet.

The young, star-to-be soprano gives her take on “early music,” working with Mark Morris, and Handelʼs Messiah.

The celebrated conductor shares memories of the founding of his orchestra and the making of Amadeus.