Michael Zwiebach

Michael Zwiebach is the senior editor/content manager for SFCV. He assigns all articles and content, manages the writing staff, and does editing. A member of SFCV from the beginning, Michael holds a Ph.D. in music history from the University of California, Berkeley.

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Michael Zwiebach - March 29, 2011

Lara Downes, aided by the Brubeck Institute Jazz Quartet, presents a program inspired by the great African-American pianist/composer.

Michael Zwiebach - March 22, 2011

The 73-year-old conductor Yuri Temirkanov has a depth of understanding of the Russian repertory that is unsurpassed, at least among the living. He's bringing his excellent orchestra to Davies Symphony Hall.

Michael Zwiebach - March 22, 2011

At her S.F. Performances recital this weekend, violinist Leila Josefowicz be doing what she has always done — play an exciting array of music with insight and passion.

Michael Zwiebach - March 22, 2011

Wieland Kuijken, one of the most respected and revered players and teachers in the early music world,comes to the Bay Area for three performances.

Michael Zwiebach - March 22, 2011

The choral concerts keep coming: One of the most promising this weekend will be the small men's group, Clerestory.

Michael Zwiebach - March 22, 2011

Concluding our list of the top 10 underrated composers, here are the final fab five.

Michael Zwiebach - March 16, 2011

The guitar virtuosi Susana Prieto and Alexis Muzurakis have spent the last 12 years together as Duo Melis. Their upcoming appearance in San Francisco should not be missed.

Michael Zwiebach - March 16, 2011

Cellist Tanya Tomkins completes the cycle of Bach's cello suites this weekend in concerts sponsored by Voices of Music. Historically-informed practice aside, Tomkins' urgent, impassioned playing is a great match for these pieces.

Michael Zwiebach - March 15, 2011

Last year's Persian concert at Oakland East Bay Symphony was so successful that they're at it again, and bringing back piano soloist Tara Kamangar, who scored with the audience last year.

Michael Zwiebach - March 15, 2011

Of the two major pianists visiting San Francisco this weekend, Di Wu may be the less well known, but she was a finalist at the Van Cliburn Competition last year, showing that she has technique to burn.