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Review

MTT and SF Symphony Pay Tribute to Alban Berg’s Evocative Music on a New Disc

Steven Winn - February 22, 2021

Violinist Gil Shaham and soprano Susanna Phillips are featured soloists in this new release from concerts recorded in 2015 and 2018.

Music News

SF Symphony Celebrates Year of the Ox Virtually

Janos Gereben - February 16, 2021

Ming Luke conducts the streaming performance, premiering Feb. 20.

Music News

SF Opera Revisits Wagner’s Ring and Inaugurates Live, Drive-In Opera

Janos Gereben - February 16, 2021

Live, socially distanced performances are slated for the Marin County Civic Center, starting April 23.

Music News

Wallis Annenberg Center Scores Education and Scholarship Grants

Peter Feher - February 16, 2021

GRoW @ The Wallis, the organization’s education and outreach arm, gets a much-needed boost.

Preview

The Brain That Brought Us Bolero

Tom Jacobs - February 16, 2021

Jake Broder’s UnRavelled explores the relationship of creativity and dementia via the landmark composition and the painting it inspired.

Feature

A White Paper Lays Out the Case for Music in Early Education for All Children

Jeff Kaliss - February 15, 2021

Renée Fleming and her Sound Health Network champion Indre Viskontas’s comprehensive review of music and brain development research.

Review

Where are you? Nick Cave and Nicholas Lens Reflect the Pandemic in L.I.T.A.N.I.E.S.

Tamzin Elliott - February 15, 2021

A cycle of songs that chart “birth, blooming, fracturing, and rebirth” in the year of the coronavirus.

Review

SF Ballet Breaks New Ground in Colorforms

Janice Berman - February 15, 2021

Harsh reality begets a brilliant multimedia dance fantasy.

Review

The Brain that Brought Us Bolero

Tom Jacobs - February 13, 2021

Jake Broder’s UnRavelled explores the relationship of creativity and dementia via the landmark composition and the painting it inspired.

Artist Spotlight

From Jazz to Opera to Broadway — Janinah Burnett Does It All

Lily O'Brien - February 13, 2021

Celebrating a new album out this week, the Grammy-winning soprano shares her backstory and insight into her embrace of diverse musical styles.