SFCV’s writers report on topics relevant to the San Francisco area. Preview West Bay Resounds with Beethoven’s Ode to Freedom Janos Gereben - February 3, 2018 Fidelio offers an enduring glimmer of uplifting hope in trying times. Preview Monteverdi Meets Circus Peter Feher - January 30, 2018 A refreshing look at the timeless story of Odysseus. Feature Classical Musicians Aren’t Hiding Their Rock Enthusiasms Anymore Allan Kozinn - January 29, 2018 New albums show contemporary musicians and groups can do rock and folk and classical well. Review The Heart of “Hearts and Arrows” Janice Berman - January 29, 2018 It’s a dance! It’s a lifestyle! It’s a whipped topping! Benjamin Millepied’s L.A. Dance Project seems to be about more than the movement implies. Preview Jazz Angel: Destiny Muhammad Takes the Harp New Places Lou Fancher - January 26, 2018 The “Harpist from the Hood” performs at BAMPFA’s “Full: Street Classical” event. Review The Most Famous Castrato of Them All is at the Center of a New Broadway Play Jim Farber - January 25, 2018 The beauty of Baroque opera and its most distinctive star are enlisted to help heal a king. Review Young Soloists Highlight S.F. Ballet’s Sleeping Beauty Janice Berman - January 24, 2018 The durable company production is infused with some new blood, and a deep supporting cast. Artist Spotlight Paul Dresher Goes Beyond a Beloved, Minimalist Masterwork Jeff Kaliss - January 22, 2018 In Ned Rothenberg’s Beyond C, the Paul Dresher Ensemble revisits Terry Riley’s iconic In C. Review Island City Opera Reveals Two Sides of Rimsky-Korsakov Nicholas Jones - January 22, 2018 A pair of one-act operas range from the restrained to the flamboyant. Review Oakland Symphony’s Playlist Series Tears Up the Conventional Concert Playbook Jeff Kaliss - January 22, 2018 Playing music suggested by W. Kamau Bell, the orchestra showed an inspiring willingness to experiment. Pagination « First First page ‹ Previous Previous page … 216 217 218 219 220 221 222 223 224 … Next › Next page Last » Last page