SFCV’s writers report on topics relevant to the San Francisco area. Feature The Essential Yo-Yo Ma Emily Wilson - August 16, 2021 An introduction to some of the very best from the brilliant cellist’s prolific recording career. Artist Spotlight Kevin Simmonds Documents a Lifelong Fascination With Leontyne Price Emily Wilson - August 16, 2021 The author chats about the background and innovative format of The Monster I Am Today, his new book of poetry and verse about the revered diva. Music News Birds in the Moon Alights at The Broad Stage Peter Feher - August 10, 2021 The small-scale opera was part of the NY Philharmonic’s “Bandwagon” series and is now on the West Coast. Artist Spotlight Danielle Agami Goes Gaga With Long Beach Opera’s Pierrot lunaire Victoria Looseleaf - August 9, 2021 A conversation with the artist about choreographing and directing a Schoenberg masterpiece that debuts at The Ford this month. Feature Having a Ball(room) With Paula West Andrew Gilbert - August 9, 2021 The lauded jazz vocalist takes up residence with an all-star combo in Hotel Nikko’s newest music venue. Music News As Merolini Leave Town, Their Performances Remain for the Public Janos Gereben - August 9, 2021 Video captures of outstanding Merola recital programs are available for streaming. The first is online now. Review West Edge’s Elizabeth Cree Is a Wild Ride Michael Zwiebach - August 3, 2021 The show has a lot of twists and turns, musically and dramatically, but the opera’s careful construction makes it a fun evening in the theater. Review Sex, Corruption, and Song at West Edge Opera’s Eliogabalo Nicholas Jones - August 3, 2021 Francesco Cavalli’s bawdy critique of political corruption gets a fresh (live) take at the Bruns Amphitheater. Music News Vespers for the Vaccinated Tom Jacobs - August 2, 2021 The Los Angeles Master Chorale announces a new season and new health protocols. Review Villa-Lobos Before He Became Villa-Lobos — The Violin Sonatas Richard S. Ginell - August 2, 2021 Good performances of early pieces by a composer who later forged his own distinctive language. Pagination « First First page ‹ Previous Previous page … 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 … Next › Next page Last » Last page