Jumpstarting Béla Fleck’s Bluegrass Heart Andrew Gilbert - December 5, 2021 Feature Quentin E. Baxter Builds a SoundBox for the Holidays Victoria Looseleaf - December 6, 2021 Artist Spotlight Josquin 500: The Musician and the Legend Nicholas Jones - December 6, 2021 Feature Latest San Francisco Opera Appoints New Chorus Master Music News John Keene comes to the company from Seattle Opera. Opera San José Names New General Director Music News A five-month search ends with the appointment of well-respected stage director Shawna Lucey. Two Gripping Operas Go Deep Into the Horrors of War in the 20th Century Review Naxos releases new recordings of Mieczysław Weinberg’s The Passenger and Kevin Puts’s Silent Night. Kyle Abraham Transforms Mozart’s Requiem Review The choreographer’s new work is rich, dense, and shows a mastery of many styles. Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra Releases “Jews and Music” Series for Hanukkah Music News The ongoing online history programs bring a new perspective to some great music. Reprise of an “Unknown Wagner” on Pocket Opera’s 2022 Season Music News The company soldiers on in its first season without founder Donald Pippin. “If Music be the Food of Love,” SF Playhouse’s Twelfth Night Will Nourish You Well Music News Shaina Taub’s music and lyrics put a jazzy, soulful spin on the Bard’s romantic comedy. Dance Kyle Abraham Transforms Mozart’s Requiem December 6, 2021 Martha Graham Dance Company at The Soraya November 15, 2021 Alonzo King LINES Ballet Shows Its Depth in Live Performance November 9, 2021 Good As Gold: Ballet Hispánico at Zellerbach November 8, 2021 Jazz Quentin E. Baxter Builds a SoundBox for the Holidays December 6, 2021 Eliane Elias Is As Good As Can Be November 15, 2021 The Count Basie Orchestra Swings On November 8, 2021 Wayne Shorter Joins Forces With esperanza spalding for a New Opera November 2, 2021 Opera Opera San José Names New General Director December 7, 2021 San Francisco Opera Appoints New Chorus Master December 7, 2021 “If Music be the Food of Love,” SF Playhouse’s Twelfth Night Will Nourish You Well December 7, 2021 Homepage Links Listen to KDFC Facebook Twitter Instagram The SFCV Weekly Newsletter Receive the latest news delivered straight to your inbox with a digest of all the latest events, reviews, and hot deals. SFCV L.A. 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Music News San Francisco Opera Appoints New Chorus Master Janos Gereben - December 7, 2021 John Keene comes to the company from Seattle Opera. Reprise of an “Unknown Wagner” on Pocket Opera’s 2022 Season December 6, 2021 Kyle Abraham Transforms Mozart’s Requiem December 6, 2021 Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra Releases “Jews and Music” Series for Hanukkah December 5, 2021 Jumpstarting Béla Fleck’s Bluegrass Heart December 5, 2021 Features Stream This! Josquin 500: The Musician and the Legend Jumpstarting Béla Fleck’s Bluegrass Heart Reviews Vân-Ánh Vanessa Võ Premieres Songs of Strength at Zellerbach Kyle Abraham Transforms Mozart’s Requiem The LA Phil Salvages a Delayed World Premiere Music News Opera San José Names New General Director San Francisco Opera Appoints New Chorus Master Bach and Much More in Pacific Chorale’s Wayfaring Project Artist Spotlights Quentin E. Baxter Builds a SoundBox for the Holidays Maggie Clennon Reberg Aims to Make Everyone Welcome Annea Lockwood: Listening Deeply to Environments Previews Martha Graham Dance Company at The Soraya Meredith Monk Completes Her Trilogy at Mills College Tune in to CAP UCLA’s Tune In Festival Media Two Gripping Operas Go Deep Into the Horrors of War in the 20th Century L’Arpeggiata Takes a Spirited Romp Through Napoli American Expats and Friends Join Forces in Transatlantic From the Archives The Mindful Provocateur: Conductor Michael Morgan in Strange Times Feature The Oakland Symphony's conductor focuses on using music to bring his community together. Michael Morgan Joins Forces With SF Symphony in CURRENTS Preview The conductor is pursuing his new collaborative role with SFS in a fresh video/podcast series. Romantic Ballet: An Ethereal Art Grounded in the Material World Feature What’s the point of pointe? Why toil with tulle? The earliest repertory ballets provide answers. The Industry Prepares Another “Open” Opera Feature The experimental opera company that scored big with Hopscotch works with composers Du Yun and Raven Chacon on Sweet Land.
