The Partition of British India unfolds in the multimedia melding of Classical Indian and Western music, dance, and art.
Music Director Urs Leonhardt Steiner’s long-time love of Mexican music finds expression in a timely program.
The Finnish conductor joins the S.F. Symphony for a program of Sibelius and Shostakovich
The Parksville Murders is a new opera designed and performed for the virtual-reality environment.
The collaboration between the poetry of Youth Speaks and Kronos Quartet, under the direction of Sean San José, is opening ears and eyes.
Local composer Barry Phillips builds a sensitive score for Tal Skloot’s documentary about a wheelchair hiker who conquers a Sierra mountain pass.
Smuin’s season opener features the lauded choreographer’s Requiem for a Rose.
Music, dance, theater, and visual art spark inquiry and conversation during the 10-day festival at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts.
The San Francisco String Trio celebrates Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band.
SFCV talks with violinist and budding orchestra chair Shiho Takashima about the universal language of music.
