SFCV’s writers report on topics relevant to the San Francisco area. Feature Turtle Island Quartet Is Present in Terence Blanchard’s Absence Andrew Gilbert - August 30, 2021 A tribute to Wayne Shorter’s work makes room for tunes by Dave Balakrishnan and others. Feature The Teens Have It: Genius Wesley and Luis Peralta Spread Their Wings Jeff Kaliss - August 24, 2021 The local scene develops a lot of jazz talent. Meet a pair of players who are ready for bigger challenges. Review A Pleasing Samuel Barber Sampler From the Boston Modern Orchestra Project Richard S. Ginell - August 23, 2021 Gil Rose and company bracket Medea with an old favorite and a revealing Hand of Bridge. Artist Spotlight On Pandemics and Parapets: Soprano Ailyn Pérez Talks About Tosca and Tough Times Lisa Houston - August 23, 2021 The singer made her role debut with SF Opera on Saturday. Catch one of the four remaining performances. Review Tosca Opens San Francisco Opera’s Live 2021–2022 Season Janos Gereben - August 23, 2021 The urgency of the music-making and acting were special as live opera emerged from the pall of the pandemic. Music News A Feature Film Inspired by Boccaccio’s Tales of Love During the Black Death Jasmine Liu - August 19, 2021 San Francisco’s ODC/Dance premieres Up for Air/Decameron, a project four years in the works. Music News Long Beach Opera Keeps Its Edge in 2022 Peter Feher - August 17, 2021 The company is pushing the limits again in its exciting new season. Feature Wadada Leo Smith at 80 Richard S. Ginell - August 17, 2021 The jazz legend has two new boxed sets, with much more still to come. Review Long Beach Opera’s Midsummer Nightmare Double Bill Jim Farber - August 16, 2021 The company links song cycles by Arnold Schoenberg and Kate Soper. Review Lise Davidsen Triumphs in Janowski’s Fidelio Jason Victor Serinus - August 16, 2021 But despite the star soprano, the recording has weaknesses. Pagination « First First page ‹ Previous Previous page … 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 … Next › Next page Last » Last page