Features

Timothy Mangan - October 12, 2011

An extraordinary musician, Gustavo Dudamel is putting his personal imprint on programs ranging from the classics to new American music.

Jason Victor Serinus - October 11, 2011

A famed director teams up with an American novelist and a West African singer in a reimagining of Desdemona’s life and postlife.

Janos Gereben - October 11, 2011

Sound of the Grenadilla in Old First Church

Sonic Forest
SFCV Staff - October 10, 2011

Dolby Labs was the elegant setting for the Oct. 6 premiere screening of two new films by San Francisco Classical Voice for donors and supporters. Arriving guests, including SFCV co-founders Gordon Getty and Bob Commanday, enjoyed dramatic views of the San Francisco skyline, hors d’oeuvres, and fine wines donated by Dyer Vineyards and Long Vineyards.

Stephanie Jones - October 10, 2011

To learn how to make music (or make better music), with quick gratification and many resources at their fingertips, aspiring players can harness the power of mobile devices and technological innovators.

Janos Gereben - October 4, 2011

Chamber Music Day — Live + Free

Mark Oct. 16 on your calendar. From 10 a.m.
Ken Bullock - October 4, 2011

Hoping to lure new ticket buyers and expose fans to the range of events it offers, Cal Performances’ free arts festival showcases a wide variety of Bay Area arts groups.

Janos Gereben - September 27, 2011

Inouye's Trumpets to Cheer Melancholy Giants

This should be close to the (slightly broken) hearts of San Franciscans.