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Review

In New York, Fall for Dance Gets Frenetic, Emotional, and Real

Claudia Bauer - October 8, 2019

The annual and free dance festival got off to a flying start last week.

Review

San Diego Symphony Leaps Forward With Rafael Payare

Richard S. Ginell - October 8, 2019

The Venezuelan conductor brings out the best in his new orchestra in wildly different works by Gustav Mahler and Mason Bates.

Artist Spotlight

A Voice To Be Heard: A Conversation With Jeanine De Bique

Lisa Houston - October 8, 2019

The soprano talks about her meteoric rise and her SF Opera debut as Susanna in Figaro.

Music News

Lamplighters’ Gala Fondly Teases Downton Abbey

Janos Gereben - October 7, 2019

Carson and the Crawleys meet Gilbert & Sullivan in this festive fundraiser at Herbst.

Music News

Kronos Quartet’s “Fifty for the Future” a Rich Storehouse of New Music

Janos Gereben - October 7, 2019

The quartet is building a free online library of contemporary string quartet music, with help from some of today’s leading composers.

Artist Spotlight

Musicals Star Brian Stokes Mitchell Reveals His Operatic Dream Role

Jim Farber - October 7, 2019

The Broadway baritone talks Light in the Piazza at LA Opera and a path not taken at the Met years ago.

Review

Carlos Vieu Brings Out the Best in Symphony Silicon Valley, One Movement at a Time

David Bratman - October 7, 2019

The popular guest conductor took a refreshingly straightforward approach to major works from Tchaikovsky and Kodály.

Review

LA Phil Season Opens in Unabashed Pops Fashion

Jim Farber - October 7, 2019

Knoxville: Summer of 1915, Jean-Yves Thibaudet’s raucous Gershwin concerto, and Copland’s Appalachian Spring make for a summery opener at Disney Hall.