SFCV’s writers report on topics relevant to the San Francisco area. Review Young Finn Makes Audacious Recorded Debut With A Sibelius Cycle Richard S. Ginell - August 8, 2022 The 26-year-old Klaus Mäkelä shows poise in tackling one of the giants of symphonic music. Artist Spotlight Lina González-Granados Steps Onto the Podium in Los Angeles Victoria Looseleaf - August 8, 2022 The much-in-demand conductor makes her LA Phil debut this month, ahead of taking up the baton with LA Opera for the next several seasons. Review If Coraline Is Mark-Anthony Turnage’s Last Opera, It’s a Good One Michael Zwiebach - August 2, 2022 West Edge Opera’s staging, in collaboration with Papermoon Opera Productions, turns everyday stuff into magic. Review Familiar Voices and Powerful Scenes in West Edge Opera’s Julius Caesar Nicholas Jones - August 2, 2022 The company’s cast of regulars excels in one of Handel’s great dramatic works. Review Saxophonist Bobby Watson Lights Up The 222 Andrew Gilbert - August 1, 2022 The legendary player brought a top-notch quartet to the Healdsburg venue, a preview of sorts for the Bay Area jazz season. Feature The Essential Glenn Gould Richard S. Ginell - August 1, 2022 Genius pianist, oddball, polemicist — here’s Gould at his best, including a lot of things that deserve more notoriety. Review West Edge Opera Makes the Case for a Nearly Forgotten Masterpiece Steven Winn - July 26, 2022 Paul Dukas’ Ariane & Bluebeard gets a superb production with commanding lead performances. Review Nicholas Phan Makes His Mark With Nico Muhly’s Stranger Jason Victor Serinus - July 25, 2022 The tenor gets personal in this heartfelt song cycle, recently recorded along with two of Muhly’s other major works. Music News SF Opera’s Centennial Celebration Approaches, With $10 Tickets Janos Gereben - July 25, 2022 Discounted seats are just one initiative the company is rolling out for its 100th-anniversary season. Feature This Musician Went From Career-Ending Injury to Playing Again Andrew Gilbert - July 25, 2022 Bassist Giulio Cetto was a vital presence on the Bay Area jazz scene before an accident struck, but he rallied with the help of the community. Pagination « First First page ‹ Previous Previous page … 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 … Next › Next page Last » Last page