SFCV’s writers report on topics relevant to the Los Angeles area. Review Romantic Favorites With the New Hollywood String Quartet Harlow Robinson - July 15, 2025 In San Marino, the group pays homage to its namesake ensemble with spirited performances of Hugo Wolf, Alexander Borodin, and César Franck. Review A Mostly Russian Start to the LA Phil’s Hollywood Bowl Season Richard S. Ginell - July 15, 2025 The orchestra’s first concert of the summer features conductor Thomas Søndergård and music by Rachmaninoff and Prokofiev. Artist Spotlight Conductor Stéphane Denève: “Music is vibrations from one heart to another.” Tom Jacobs - July 13, 2025 Ahead of his concerts at Festival Napa Valley and Music Academy of the West, Denève discusses how artistry can bridge generations and cultures. Preview Leonard Slatkin and the New Hollywood String Quartet Keep It All in the Family Victoria Looseleaf - July 8, 2025 The conductor is set to share memories of his studio-musician parents during the NHSQ’s upcoming Summer of Angels festival. Music News CAP UCLA’s Eclectic Upcoming Season Features Dance, Opera, and a Live Video Game Tom Jacobs - July 7, 2025 The presenter’s 2025–2026 lineup, centered at the Nimoy Theater, promises to push the limits of performance in provocative ways. Music News Visa Trouble Has Complicated Musicians’ U.S. Travel Plans Janos Gereben - July 1, 2025 TwoSet Violin, the popular YouTube classical duo, have had to cancel West Coast tour dates this month. Review This Los Angeles Music Festival Is Experimental but Accessible to All Charles Burns - July 1, 2025 The Dog Star Orchestra, founded by Michael Pisaro, stages a series of free summer concerts that embrace ear-opening extremes. Music News Colburn School Announces Concert Schedule for 2025–2026 Tom Jacobs - June 30, 2025 Several orchestral performances under Esa-Pekka Salonen highlight the season, along with appearances by pianist Jeremy Denk. Preview Rangoli Dance Company Keeps South Indian Classical Dance Vital Victoria Looseleaf - June 23, 2025 The Los Angeles troupe celebrates its 40th anniversary with a look back at some of its most acclaimed works. Review At Monk Space, Brightwork Ensemble Breaks Down Musical Barriers Charles Burns - June 23, 2025 Potentially challenging pieces become inviting in an eclectic program that encompasses everything from Luciano Berio to the Beatles. Pagination « First First page ‹ Previous Previous page 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 … Next › Next page Last » Last page