Neglected, Not Forgotten: America’s Midcentury Composers Get Their Due Jeremy Reynolds - June 14, 2021 Feature José Navarrete Mazatl Finds Art in Community Lou Fancher - June 15, 2021 Artist Spotlight The Latest Film From Abundant Art Follows Three Dancers Through the Pandemic Lou Fancher - June 14, 2021 Preview Latest Emerging Black Composers Project Names Its First Winner Music News Committees can work (sometimes): the San Francisco Conservatory of Music/SF Symphony partnership seems to have struck gold. Siam Sinfonietta Defies Pandemic Lockdown by Making a Horror Film Music News The Maestro pays homage to classic B movies while providing a performance opportunity for the famous Thai youth orchestra. Tania León Takes the 2021 Pulitzer Prize With Stride Music News The Cuban composer’s work was inspired by Susan B. Anthony and the struggle for the 19th Amendment. Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra Moves Forward With a Live Concert Now and Plans for the Future Music News Violinist Augusta McKay Lodge shines as both ensemble leader and soloist. Catharsis Is a Click Away Preview LA Opera adds Stravinsky’s Oedipus Rex to its popular online offerings. Winners of the 2021 Klein String Competition Announced Music News San José violinist Grace Huh takes second place and earns the Pablo Casals Prize. Take the Tim Brady Challenge With Actions Speak Louder Review The electric guitar takes center stage in a range of settings on the composer/guitarist’s new three-album set. Dance José Navarrete Mazatl Finds Art in Community June 15, 2021 The Latest Film From Abundant Art Follows Three Dancers Through the Pandemic June 14, 2021 Robert Battle Keeps the Dance Moving Forward June 8, 2021 Still Dancing at 83: A Conversation With Carolyn North June 1, 2021 Jazz Stanford Jazz Is Back! June 8, 2021 Jazz on the Front Lines June 5, 2021 SFJAZZ Kicks Off a Fresh Season Via a Virtual Festival May 25, 2021 Caroline Chung Stays in the Groove With Sounds of Haejin May 24, 2021 Opera Scott Wheeler Looks to Both Prog Rock and Mozart in Naga June 14, 2021 Catharsis Is a Click Away June 13, 2021 Pacific Symphony’s La traviata Fills the Bill June 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. 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Leon Botstein and Gil Rose explain the newfound interest. Review SF Symphony Returns to Live Performance, Modestly Steven Winn - May 9, 2021 Only a few could witness it live, but the orchestra’s return to Davies was a vibrant reminder of what we’ve been missing. Take the Tim Brady Challenge With Actions Speak Louder June 14, 2021 Walt Disney Concert Hall to Reopen at End of Month June 2, 2021 Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra Moves Forward With a Live Concert Now and Plans for the Future June 15, 2021 José Navarrete Mazatl Finds Art in Community June 15, 2021 Features Stream This! Neglected, Not Forgotten: America’s Midcentury Composers Get Their Due The Essential Gustavo Dudamel Reviews Scott Wheeler Looks to Both Prog Rock and Mozart in Naga Take the Tim Brady Challenge With Actions Speak Louder Pacific Symphony’s La traviata Fills the Bill Music News Emerging Black Composers Project Names Its First Winner Tania León Takes the 2021 Pulitzer Prize With Stride Winners of the 2021 Klein String Competition Announced Artist Spotlights José Navarrete Mazatl Finds Art in Community Robert Battle Keeps the Dance Moving Forward Still Dancing at 83: A Conversation With Carolyn North Previews The Latest Film From Abundant Art Follows Three Dancers Through the Pandemic Catharsis Is a Click Away Art Song of Black Composers Series Begins at The Marsh Media Scott Wheeler Looks to Both Prog Rock and Mozart in Naga Take the Tim Brady Challenge With Actions Speak Louder Three Decades of John Adams in 66:35 From the Archives Regina Carter’s Extraordinary Career Continues to Evolve Artist Spotlight With a new album out and lots of irons in the fire, the jazz violinist has plenty to talk about. Classical Violin and Scottish Fiddle: A Two-Hundred-Year Musical Conversation Feature As our world grows more interconnected, folk and classical traditions continuously mix it up. Brazil in the Bay Area Feature Brazilian music has put down roots in the Bay Area, and California Brazil Camp is a major reason why. Keep Calm and Cook On: Four Bay Area Vocalists Spill the Beans Feature Great stories about opera singers who are cooking while sheltering — with recipes!
