Steven Winn is a San Francisco-based writer and critic and frequent interviewer for City Arts & Lectures. His work has appeared in Gramophone, Musical America, Opera, Symphony, and the San Francisco Chronicle. Articles By This Author Review This Berlioz Requiem Impresses More by Whispers Than by Thunder Steven Winn - May 8, 2017 Charles Dutoit elicited powerful, emotional music from an augmented S.F. Symphony. Review The Spectacle of Temple de la Gloire Rises in Berkeley Steven Winn - May 2, 2017 Decades of imagining and four years of “construction” culminate in a splendid production of Jean-Philippe Rameau’s opera-ballet. Review Renée Rapier and Anthony Reed Set The Woods on Fire Steven Winn - April 11, 2017 Clever, casual staging showcases the best of the mezzo and bass in their Schwabacher Debut recital. Review American Bach Soloists Illuminate Divinity in the Details Steven Winn - April 3, 2017 Meticulous research, programming, and performances elevate a concert of motets for double chorus. Review S.F. Symphony Welcomes Spring With a Flourish Steven Winn - March 28, 2017 The orchestra pairs the premiere of Holloway’s Europa and the Bull with 20th-century masterpieces. Review Voices of Music Entrances With Stabat Mater Steven Winn - March 20, 2017 A radiant performance of Pergolesi’s masterwork eclipses the balance of the program. Review Julia Wolfe Mines a Profoundly American Experience in Anthracite Fields Steven Winn - February 28, 2017 The plight of Appalachian coal miners is revealed through powerful music and stark imagery. Review American Bach Soloists’ Lively Tour of Baroque Paris Steven Winn - February 14, 2017 The highlights, including a rare chaconne by Marin Marais, stuck with you. Review Elizabeth Blumenstock Dazzles on the “Turkish” Violin Concerto Steven Winn - January 30, 2017 Philharmonia Baroque offers a bit of arcane music history along with fine performances of Mozart and Haydn. Review House of Time Finds Timeless Themes in a Striking Baroque Program Steven Winn - January 24, 2017 The chamber ensemble played with fire and grace on works from Handel, Bach, and Rameau. Pagination « First First page ‹ Previous Previous page … 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 … Next › Next page Last » Last page
