Patrick Morganelli’s operatic adaptation of the B-movie turns Italio-Grecian kitsch into modern American opera.
The program — which explored works from Haydn, Mozart, Debussy, and Stravinsky — pit the sets of composers against each other, whether that was its intention or not.
The world-traveling trio take the "Archduke" Trio and Tchaikovsky’s Piano Trio in A Minor at a brisk pace.
Pieces featured in the final show of SoundBox’s fifth season ranged from interesting to uncomfortable.
For the last production of its season, OSJ has hit the mark.
The violinist tackled a mammoth program at SFJAZZ Center’s main hall.
The period-instrument ensemble joins forces with fellows from the San Francisco Opera Center’s Adler Fellowship program to perform the Rossini opera.
The piano performance major impressed the audience at Oberlin’s Finney Chapel with a virtuosic performance.
French composer Philippe Hersant’s Der Gestirnte Himmel gets its world premiere with the Bay Area-based quartet.
The relatively new group Cappella SF put on a heavenly concert at Mission Dolores Basilica.
