SFCV’s writers report on topics relevant to the San Francisco area. Review This Otello Doesn’t Pull Its Punches Lisa Hirsch - March 8, 2022 Limmie Pulliam owns the title role in Livermore Valley Opera’s dramatic, well-cast production of Verdi’s challenging opera. Review Joffrey Ballet Leaps From Chicago to Berkeley, Screen to Stage Janice Berman - March 8, 2022 The West Coast premiere of Nicolas Blanc’s Under the Trees’ Voices stands out among works first premiered digitally in 2021. Music News LA Opera’s “Song of Los Angeles” Ready to Take Wing Peter Feher - March 8, 2022 The first community-based production will combine professionals and amateurs in a cast of hundreds. Feature Martha Graham Dance Company Unveils a World Premiere at The Soraya Victoria Looseleaf - March 7, 2022 Inspired by a lost dance from 1952, this major new work is set to a score by jazz pianist/composer Jason Moran, performed live by Wild Up on March 19. Review Angel Blue Gives a Moving Recital at Cal Performances Nicholas Jones - March 7, 2022 The star soprano shares thoughts, feelings, and moving song interpretations. Review Craig Handy Quartet Makes a Splash at Mr. Tipple’s Andrew Gilbert - March 7, 2022 The veteran saxophonist and his supple band play a deeply satisfying set at the enduring S.F. jazz supper club. Review A New Disc Showcases Recent Works by Sofia Gubaidulina Richard S. Ginell - March 7, 2022 Andris Nelsons conducts Gewandhausorchester Lepzig and violinist Vadim Repin in a 90th-birthday tribute to the composer. Review Don Quixote: Full Tilt Janice Berman - March 1, 2022 SF Ballet’s production melds the classic story with terrific music, astonishing dancing, and splendid staging. Don’t miss it. Feature Oscar’s Music Nominees Get Short Shrift, But Are Long On Talent Tim Greiving - February 28, 2022 Although this year’s nominees don’t represent the industry’s growing diversity, they should be represented in the Oscars telecast. Review Eric Nathan Goes Beyond Words Richard S. Ginell - February 28, 2022 The composer’s latest disc explores 23 of Ben Schott’s humorous German neologisms via new works performed by six contemporary music ensembles. Pagination « First First page ‹ Previous Previous page … 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 … Next › Next page Last » Last page