SFCV’s perceptive writers report on America’s native classical music. Review Get on Your Feet With the Afro-Cuban All Stars Jeff Kaliss - May 6, 2019 The 14-member ensemble has the audience at SFJAZZ dancing and clapping along. Feature Jazz Blooms in May Andrew Gilbert - May 2, 2019 Great players, big events, a few small venues: our monthly guide. Feature Exploring Coltrane ’58: The Prestige Recordings Andrew Gilbert - April 27, 2019 A new box set shines light on the saxophonist’s creative process within the context of his musical circle. Review Good Moon Rising With Naomi Moon Siegel Andrew Gilbert - April 22, 2019 With a new album in tow, trombonist/composer Siegel leads a fresh and unusual set at The Octopus Literary Salon. Music News Cal Performances’ 2019-2020 Promises Stars and Big Premieres Michael Zwiebach - April 19, 2019 The Mariinsky Ballet, Renée Fleming, and a reimagined Scott Joplin opera are only a few of the standout attractions. Review Kurt Rosenwinkel Sets a High Bar With the Standards Trio Andrew Gilbert - April 16, 2019 The influential guitarist’s trio plays new interpretations of the American Songbook and canonical jazz tunes. Artist Spotlight Gerald Clayton Talks About Jazz and the Creative Process Lily O'Brien - April 13, 2019 The pianist and composer plays SFJAZZ with his trio April 20–21. Music News S.F. Performances Still Looking Ahead at 40 Michael Zwiebach - April 9, 2019 Lots of star performers and new collaborations spark the organization’s coming season. Feature No Foolin’ — April Abounds With Beautiful Music Andrew Gilbert - April 1, 2019 Our picks for this month’s best in jazz, Brazilian, blues, and more. Feature Not Your Average Violinists: A Trio of Adventurous Recordings Allan Kozinn - March 29, 2019 Jennifer Koh, Rachel Barton Pine, and Hugh Marsh tap into fresh founts of inspiration ranging from rural blues to electronic processing. Pagination « First First page ‹ Previous Previous page … 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 … Next › Next page Last » Last page
