The rising violinist was the perfect steward for an Enlightenment-themed concert, part of a weeklong SFCM residency.
Violinist Geneva Lewis and conductor François López-Ferrer brought interpretive clarity to an all-Romantic program.
The program featured Seong-Jin Cho on Shostakovich’s Piano Concerto No. 1.
The recital featured three highly virtuosic musicians in perfect harmony on Thursday night at the UCLA Nimoy Theater.
Conductor and pianist tackled the most daunting piano concertos in the canon with fire.
In celebration of the late composer’s 100th birthday, Piano Spheres curated a hypnotic two-day listening experience.
The young ensemble’s “Wildest Dreams” program — Brahms, Bartók, Beach, and Alberga — was thrilling, relentless, and never sedate.
The touring orchestra, led by conductor Riccardo Muti, performed a dazzling interpretation of Stravinsky’s The Fairy Kiss.
Edward Gardner led the orchestra in Gustav Holst’s masterpiece and Randall Goosby soloed in Bruch’s Violin Concerto No. 1.
On her fourth studio album, the Spanish superstar transcends pop convention and emerges with sacred splendor.
