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Music News

Schwabacher Recitals to Showcase Debuts for Young Artists

Janos Gereben - January 14, 2020

The annual recital series kicks off on Jan. 29.

Artist Spotlight

Emmanuelle Haïm Is at the Top of Her Game

Victoria Looseleaf - January 14, 2020

The harpsichordist/conductor talks about being a woman on the podium, her upcoming stint with the LA Phil, and her passion for Baroque music.

Review

Long Beach Opera Pairs Purcell With Agitprop

Jim Farber - January 14, 2020

LBO’s King Arthur treads a fine line between 17th-century elegance and 21st-century political theater.

Review

Renée Rapier Captivates in Festival Opera’s “Nuit d’Espagne” Recital

Nicholas Jones - January 14, 2020

Pianist Robert Mollicone accompanies the mezzo in a program of “Spanish” music filtered through composers from France, Russia, Italy, and even Spain.

Review

Violinist Simone Porter Aspires to Stardom With Santa Rosa Symphony

Steve Osborn - January 14, 2020

The orchestra shows its strengths in Brahms’s Second Symphony.

Feature

“Violins of Hope” Concerts and Lectures Bring Tales of the Holocaust to California

Victoria Looseleaf - January 13, 2020

A Jake Heggie premiere highlights residencies at Kohl Mansion and the Soraya.

Review

Macro to Micro: Wagner to Webern With the LA Phil and Zubin Mehta

Jim Farber - January 13, 2020

The LA Phil’s former music director puts the 12-tone system in context for those willing to listen and learn.

Artist Spotlight

Tyshawn Sorey Keeps His Ears and Imagination Open

Lou Fancher - January 11, 2020

SF Performances hosts the polymath composer/performer on Jan. 24 with Jennifer Koh and Vijay Iyer. He talks to SFCV about his evolving musical vision.