SFCV’s writers report on topics relevant to the Los Angeles area. Feature Zarzuela: ¿Por Qué No? Jim Farber - April 15, 2019 With a new production of El Gato Montés, Los Angeles Opera and Plácido Domingo’s campaign to promote Spanish opera picks up speed. Review Patricia Kopatchinskaja’s Wild Tchaikovsky and an Unsuk Chin Premiere at LA Phil Jim Farber - April 9, 2019 The violinist’s exuberant performance overshadowed the rest of the concert. Review It’s “One fine day” for Pacific Opera Project’s Madama Butterfly Jim Farber - April 8, 2019 POP’s striking new production features a bilingual libretto. Review Chamber-Music All-Stars Inaugurate La Jolla’s Deluxe New Concert Hall Richard S. Ginell - April 8, 2019 The Conrad Prebys Performing Arts Center boasts acoustics designed by famed Yasuhisa Toyota. Review Jacaranda Celebrates Black Composers Richard S. Ginell - March 26, 2019 Highlights include a Florence Price piano sonata and a swinging new arrangement of a Duke Ellington classic. Review James Newton Howard’s Cello Concerto Showcases LACO’s Hollywood Connection Jim Farber - March 25, 2019 Mozart sets the stage, with Jeffrey Kahane returning to the podium — and the piano. Review L.A. Master Chorale Offers Two Requiems of Solace and Doubt Richard S. Ginell - March 19, 2019 Jenny Wong conducts works that grapple with the aftermath of death in different ways. Review (M)iyamoto Is Black Enough Sizzles With Percussive Energy Tamzin Elliott - March 18, 2019 The poetry-percussion-cello ensemble celebrates black cultures in its eponymous program at The Wallis. Review Women Reign at Boston Court Pasadena Ben Kutner - March 11, 2019 A versatile string trio presents an evening of intriguing works by women composers. Review John Adams, Yuja Wang, and the LA Phil Give the Devil His Due Jim Farber - March 11, 2019 The premiere of Adams’s new piano concerto is devilish fun. Pagination « First First page ‹ Previous Previous page … 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 … Next › Next page Last » Last page