The Scorekeepers: Orchestra Librarians and Their Work Lisa Hirsch - December 4, 2024 Feature Zoe Ellis Taps Into the Gospel Voice of the Bay Andrew Gilbert - December 3, 2024 Feature No Holidays for San Francisco Ballet’s Labor Relations Janos Gereben - November 27, 2024 Music News Latest Clarinetist Anthony McGill and Pacifica Quartet Are Right at Home at SF Performances Review A new work by SF Conservatory of Music-educated composer Ben Shirley fits perfectly on this chamber program at Herbst Theatre. An Eastern European Christmas With Kitka Women’s Vocal Ensemble Preview The group’s annual “Wintersongs” program is set to showcase music the singers picked up earlier this year on a tour to the Republic of Georgia. Redwood Symphony’s Scorching, Spectacular Shostakovich Review The orchestra, under Music Director Eric Kujawsky, gives an impressive performance of the Soviet composer’s daunting Fourth Symphony. Jake Heggie Named Musical America’s Composer of the Year for 2025 Music News And that’s not Heggie’s only forthcoming honor. Next year, he’ll be inducted into the Opera Hall of Fame. Female Archetypes Reimagined in “Myths and Muses” Review SF Contemporary Music Players’ latest concert features four works by women composers that break down gender myths. The Spiritual Sacrifice of Igor Stravinsky’s The Rite of Spring Preview Choreographer Yang Liping has incorporated Tibetan Buddhism into her version of the ballet, coming to Stanford Live this week. Bodytraffic Dances Into December More Thankful Than Ever Preview Empowered by a recent $1 million grant, the Los Angeles-based troupe is performing three new works at The Wallis. 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Feature Zoe Ellis Taps Into the Gospel Voice of the Bay Andrew Gilbert - December 3, 2024 In her new role as director of music ministries at Glide Memorial Church, Ellis is hoping to unite San Francisco in song. Redwood Symphony’s Scorching, Spectacular Shostakovich December 3, 2024 No Holidays for San Francisco Ballet’s Labor Relations November 27, 2024 Female Archetypes Reimagined in “Myths and Muses” December 4, 2024 Music and Film Are on Equal Footing in Alarm Will Sound’s Sun Dogs December 4, 2024 Features The Scorekeepers: Orchestra Librarians and Their Work Zoe Ellis Taps Into the Gospel Voice of the Bay The 2024 SFCV Holiday Guide (Los Angeles) — Reconnect and Explore Reviews Clarinetist Anthony McGill and Pacifica Quartet Are Right at Home at SF Performances Female Archetypes Reimagined in “Myths and Muses” Music and Film Are on Equal Footing in Alarm Will Sound’s Sun Dogs Music News Jake Heggie Named Musical America’s Composer of the Year for 2025 No Holidays for San Francisco Ballet’s Labor Relations Long Beach Opera Devotes 2025 Season to Pauline Oliveros Artist Spotlights LA Phil Violinist Bing Wang: Making Music With Purpose Countertenor Anthony Roth Costanzo Hits All the High Notes Tenor Benjamin Bernheim Brings the Olympics to Los Angeles Previews Bodytraffic Dances Into December More Thankful Than Ever The Spiritual Sacrifice of Igor Stravinsky’s The Rite of Spring An Eastern European Christmas With Kitka Women’s Vocal Ensemble Media Take a Genre-Expanding Ride on Rhiannon Giddens’s American Railroad Inside the Mind of Leonardo da Vinci With Director Ken Burns and Composer Caroline Shaw SF Symphony and LA Phil to Face Off at 67th Annual Grammy Awards From the Archives SFCV Presents: The Virtual Greenroom With Sheku Kanneh-Mason Videos On Oct. 5, 2023, cellist Sheku Kanneh-Mason joined music writer Lev Mamuya via Zoom in SFCV’s interview series. Full Speed Ahead for the Kronos Festival at SFJAZZ Feature After nearly 50 years, the quartet still has new things to say. The festival April 7–9 spans its ever-expanding repertory. Renée Fleming Gets Really Busy Artist Spotlight At 63, the soprano has many irons in the fire, including un-retiring from the Metropolitan Opera to sing in a premiere. The Recording Wizard Who Keeps Music@Menlo Sounding Pristine Feature Da-Hong Seetoo trained as a virtuoso violinist, but for the past several decades, he’s made his biggest impact as an audio engineer.