SFCV’s writers report on topics relevant to the San Francisco area. Review A Winning Goat Rodeo Sequel With Yo-Yo Ma and Chris Thile Steven Winn - June 28, 2020 Ma reunites with a trio of expert bluegrass players on a new CD. Review James MacMillan Pulls Out the Stops For His Choral Fifth Symphony Richard S. Ginell - June 28, 2020 The composer’s latest major work is a symphony on par with Mahler’s Eighth. Feature Fundraising in the Age of Coronavirus Lisa Houston - June 23, 2020 Opera philanthropy floats hope upon a sea of uncertainty. Music News Hewlett 50 Grants Support New Creative Work by Bay Area Dance Groups Paul Kotapish - June 22, 2020 Ten local nonprofits will collaborate with world-class artists on fresh projects in the field of dance and movement-based performance. Artist Spotlight For Jon Batiste, Music Is the Way to Transformation Lou Fancher - June 22, 2020 In a long interview, the renowned jazz polymath talks about staying human and finding love, justice, and hope in dark times. Review Véronique Gens’s Nuits Graced by Warmth and Light Jason Victor Serinus - June 22, 2020 The superb soprano is in her prime on this charming collection of French art songs. Review A Concerto for Turntables From Composer/DJ Gabriel Prokofiev Richard S. Ginell - June 21, 2020 Prokofiev delights in blurring boundaries in his quest to bring classical music into the 21st century. Music News SF Opera’s Salome Productions Over a Century Janos Gereben - June 19, 2020 How Gaetano Merola pulled off a coup and got his dream Salome. Feature Recommended Streaming for Juneteenth Michael Zwiebach - June 16, 2020 UPDATED June 17: Music for a holiday that is also a memorial. Music News World Premiere Martha Graham Work Takes Inspiration From Past and Present Peter Feher - June 16, 2020 Resurrecting a lost Martha Graham dance brings out connections between 1937 and 2020. Pagination « First First page ‹ Previous Previous page … 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 … Next › Next page Last » Last page
