SFCV’s writers report on topics relevant to the Los Angeles area. Review John Williams: A Composer’s Life Provides Deep Insight Into a Storied Career Harlow Robinson - September 23, 2025 Tim Greiving’s new book narrates the personal and professional life of Hollywood's most famous composer, in obsessive detail. Review Limón Dance Company Reimagines the Classics with Timeless Choreography Victoria Looseleaf - September 19, 2025 The organization’s Sept. 25 program in Irvine showcases the choreography of its founders. Music News San Francisco Ballet to Tour Far and Wide Janos Gereben - September 16, 2025 This fall, the company will bring contemporary works to Southern California and New York. Review Rafael Payare Caps LA Phil’s Summer Season With Dvořák and Marsalis Richard S. Ginell - September 16, 2025 The conductor brought his signature energy, capping the Hollywood Bowl run with both drama and humor. Artist Spotlight Duke Kim Returns to His Hometown for LA Opera’s West Side Story Victoria Looseleaf - September 13, 2025 The Torrance-based tenor speaks about the challenges of music theater and his burgeoning career. Music News Ojai Music Festival Appoints Conductor/Composer Teddy Abrams as Artistic and Executive Director Tom Jacobs - September 10, 2025 Abrams, who has often performed with the LA Phil, will assume the leadership role on September 1, 2026. Review Terry Riley at 90: A Minimalist Pioneer’s Greatest Hits at The Ford Richard S. Ginell - September 9, 2025 Bang on a Can All-Stars and friends celebrate the composer’s breakthrough 1960s works, and a premiere by his son Gyan. Review From Birth to Death, the LA Phil Explores Life’s Journey Harlow Robinson - September 9, 2025 Ellen Reid’s meditation on motherhood Body Cosmic and Mozart’s Requiem share a program that contemplates human existence. Preview “Let Her Sing” Presents Women’s Voices, Unleashed Andrew Gilbert - September 9, 2025 Diaspora Arts Connection’s annual concert features performances in defiance of restrictions on women singing in the Middle East. Review Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra Raises Spirits With Free Concert and Mini-Festival Richard S. Ginell - September 3, 2025 Leonard Slatkin conducted music by Jeff Beal, with soloist Kelly Hall-Tomkins in support of multiple sclerosis patients and families. Pagination « First First page ‹ Previous Previous page 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 … Next › Next page Last » Last page