SFCV’s writers report on topics relevant to the San Francisco area. 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. Music News Coronavirus Shuts Down San Francisco Opera for the Rest of the Year Janos Gereben - June 16, 2020 Don’t expect any live opera in San Francisco until 2021. Feature Songs From an Uprising Andrew Gilbert - June 15, 2020 Leading Bay Area jazz artists respond to the current moment in the Black Lives Matter movement. Review Paradise Lost Is Our Gain Jason Victor Serinus - June 15, 2020 Soprano Anna Prohaska and pianist Julius Drake make devilishly great music inspired by the Adam and Eve myth. Review Enjoy the Music, Mind the Hype: Philip Glass’s Music In Eight Parts Tysen Dauer - June 15, 2020 Fans and scholars will appreciate this premiere recording of a long-lost composition from the composer’s early days. Review Seong-Jin Cho Simulates a Concert Recital in the Studio Richard S. Ginell - June 15, 2020 Three single-movement sonatas highlight the pianist’s formidable range on a sparkling new recording. Music News Cal Performances Offers a Chance to Learn a Piece From Revelations Michael Zwiebach - June 9, 2020 Alvin Ailey dancer Hope Boykin will lead a Zoom class later this month. Music News Farewell to Claude Heater at the End of a Long, Spectacular Life Janos Gereben - June 9, 2020 The opera singer, who called the Bay Area home, died last month at the age of 92. Feature At Community Music Center, the Beat Goes On Jeff Kaliss - June 9, 2020 Thanks to an innovative grant, 57 artist/teachers have had projects funded during the lockdown. Pagination « First First page ‹ Previous Previous page … 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 … Next › Next page Last » Last page