SFCV’s writers report on topics relevant to the San Francisco area. Feature Yuri Possokhov’s Passion Project Comes to SF Ballet Emily Wilson - January 21, 2026 The premiere of the choreographer’s full-length Eugene Onegin opens the company’s 2026 repertory season. Feature Meklit Extends Her Reach with A Piece of Infinity Andrew Gilbert - January 21, 2026 The multi-instrumentalist’s new album draws inspiration from her roots in Ethiopia. Review Rosalía’s Lux Transforms Pop Into Ritual Simon Cohen - January 13, 2026 On her fourth studio album, the Spanish superstar transcends pop convention and emerges with sacred splendor. Review Imitation is Art on Osvaldo Golijov’s Ever Yours Charles Burns - January 13, 2026 The composer’s new album echoes a wide range of inspirations, from Hebrew melody to Romantic lyricism. Review Kenny Barron Trio Captivates Walnut Creek in SFJAZZ Performance Andrew Gilbert - January 13, 2026 The longtime trio, along with vocalist Tyreek McDole, brought signature touch and finesse to the new Lesher series. Preview Damien Geter's Cotton Reckons With America’s Legacy of Slavery Victoria Looseleaf - January 12, 2026 The song cycle’s Jan. 16 performance in San Diego will have a starry cast. Feature Kev Choice Keeps the Bay’s Musical Lineage Alive Jeff Kaliss - January 7, 2026 The Oakland-based rapper, keyboardist, and composer will commemorate MLK and Sly Stone in an upcoming show at the Paramount Theatre. Review Teaching the Next Generation Spotlights Rising Guitarists at SFCM Jeff Kaliss - January 6, 2026 The documentary, available on YouTube, features 24 young musicians who flourish through collaboration. Preview Anthony Davis’s New Children’s Opera About Immigration Couldn’t Be More Timely Paul Bodine - January 6, 2026 Set to premiere in San Diego, Pancho Rabbit and the Coyote mixes its composer’s political sentiments with a child-like tone. Feature The Extraordinary Life of Hildegard von Bingen as Seen Through a New Opera Jim Farber - January 6, 2026 The composer Sarah Kirkland Snider dares to take on one of the medieval world’s biggest thinkers for Beth Morrison Projects’ Prototype Festival. Pagination « First First page ‹ Previous Previous page 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 … Next › Next page Last » Last page