SFCV’s writers report on topics relevant to the San Francisco area. Review John Luther Adams Revisits the Arctic Richard S. Ginell - July 7, 2021 The latest of the composer’s recordings features his earliest “Aeolian sound world” piece. Artist Spotlight Ellen Reid, Full-Spectrum Composer Lou Fancher - July 7, 2021 The Pulitzer Prize-winner tells SFCV about her earliest influences and latest work. Review Curtis Stewart’s Of Power Ponders the Deep Questions of the Past Year Jason Victor Serinus - July 6, 2021 The violinist’s solo album mixes musics expertly to explore personal and political themes. Feature The Essential Jeanne Lamon Nicholas Jones - July 6, 2021 The brilliant Baroque violinist died in June, leaving an impressive legacy. Here’s our guide to some of her best work. Music News Khori Dastoor Named New General Director of Houston Grand Opera Michael Zwiebach - June 29, 2021 Opera San José’s talented chief will take up the new position in January 2022. Music News The Industry Announces New “Artistic Director Cooperative” Peter Feher - June 29, 2021 A triumvirate of artists will run the experimental opera company. Music News Opera Cultura Documents the Pandemic Stories of Bay Area Farmworkers Iris Kwok - June 29, 2021 Composer Héctor Armienta’s latest song cycle gets the virtual treatment. Feature KCSM’s Alisa Clancy Signs Off Andrew Gilbert - June 28, 2021 Listen in this week as the “mama bear of the Bay Area jazz scene” reluctantly wraps up her long run on KCSM. Music News Merola Opera Program Soars Into Summer Janos Gereben - June 28, 2021 In-person coaching and ambitious live recitals mark the recovery of the famed training program. Review Music of Remembrance Presents a Brand-New For a Look or a Touch Steven Winn - June 28, 2021 Jake Heggie and Gene Sheer’s moving chamber work addresses Nazi persecution of homosexuals. Pagination « First First page ‹ Previous Previous page … 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 … Next › Next page Last » Last page