Features

Jason Victor Serinus - August 28, 2012

The festival of Wagner operas at Bayreuth continues to confront the composer’s fraught and complicated legacy with fascinating, sometimes crazy productions. SFCV’s critic reports on the entire thing.

Steven Winn - August 22, 2012

Ideas for arts funding and San Francisco policies to better support the arts provoke stimulating discussion at a Town Hall meeting.

Janos Gereben - August 21, 2012

East-West Fête, Gratis

Jon Jang's work about Central Subway will premiere at the festival Photo by J.</body></html>
Michael Zwiebach - August 17, 2012

Gioachino Rossini was probably the first composer to become a celebrity. His gastronomic excesses circulated, and food stories about him abounded. There are enough 'alla Rossini' recipes to fill a book: Here are 10 to whet your appetite.

Janos Gereben - August 16, 2012

The Fremont Symphony is replacing David Sloss, who headed the orchestra since 1980, and Sue Rose in what the orchestra has termed a "challenging new direction" and spurred by a new grant.

Niels Swinkels - August 14, 2012

Bay Area–based Thomas Oliver Croen is a master craftsman of violin making. But before he really understood how to create these complex instruments, he had to learn to repair them.

Janos Gereben - August 14, 2012

Sunday in the Park with István

Hungarian king to be serenaded in Golden Gate Park
Hungarian king to be serenaded i