SF Opera to Celebrate Its Centennial With a Spectacular Season Janos Gereben - January 19, 2022 Music News Small Arts Organizations Have Unique Challenges During Pandemic Jim Farber - January 13, 2022 Feature Django Lives! Andrew Gilbert - January 18, 2022 Feature Latest Rapid Testing: Thomas Wilkins Navigates the LA Phil Down Duke Ellington’s River Artist Spotlight The revered Hollywood Bowl conductor talks about bringing the jazz legend’s symphonic works into the canon, and reveals the challenges of “COVID co Recovering and Refreshed, MTT Returns to His Hometown Orchestra in L.A. Review The conductor delivers ebullient performances over the course of two weekends with the LA Phil. The Oakland Symphony After Michael Morgan Music News The question facing the orchestra now is how to honor the conductor’s legacy while continuing to forge ahead. Omicron Puts Dent in Resurgent Arts Scene Feature Hoping that the recent surge in infections will be brief, some companies are rescheduling their big events for later in the season. Robert Glasper Reimagines Duke Ellington From the Jazz Side Review Glasper’s imagination takes off in the wildly eclectic second set, replete with the String Candy Orchestra, a DJ, and electronic voice-overs. Jan Lisiecki Saves the Day at SF Symphony After Canceled Concert Music News The SF Symphony cancellation was a one-time thing, and concerts will go forward as planned. Sun in January: Nathalie Joachim and Pamela Z Bring Warmth Into 2022 Review Bright new works from both the curators and their colleagues enliven this concert with the LA Phil New Music Group. Dance Tamara Rojo Named Artistic Director of San Francisco Ballet January 11, 2022 New Sounds, New Moves: Dance Will Be Big at the 2022 Ojai Festival December 14, 2021 Kyle Abraham Transforms Mozart’s Requiem December 6, 2021 Martha Graham Dance Company at The Soraya November 15, 2021 Jazz Django Lives! January 18, 2022 Robert Glasper Reimagines Duke Ellington From the Jazz Side January 18, 2022 The Soulful Hammond B-3 Is Still a Force on the Jazz Scene January 11, 2022 John Coltrane Takes A Love Supreme Way Outside December 20, 2021 Opera SF Opera to Celebrate Its Centennial With a Spectacular Season January 19, 2022 Assessing the Genius of Matthew Aucoin January 10, 2022 Die Tote Stadt Gets a Vibrant Rebirth on DVD January 10, 2022 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 The Oakland Symphony After Michael Morgan Jasmine Liu - January 19, 2022 The question facing the orchestra now is how to honor the conductor’s legacy while continuing to forge ahead. Jan Lisiecki Saves the Day at SF Symphony After Canceled Concert January 17, 2022 Rapid Testing: Thomas Wilkins Navigates the LA Phil Down Duke Ellington’s River January 15, 2022 Recovering and Refreshed, MTT Returns to His Hometown Orchestra in L.A. January 18, 2022 The Soulful Hammond B-3 Is Still a Force on the Jazz Scene January 11, 2022 Features Django Lives! Omicron Puts Dent in Resurgent Arts Scene Small Arts Organizations Have Unique Challenges During Pandemic Reviews Recovering and Refreshed, MTT Returns to His Hometown Orchestra in L.A. Robert Glasper Reimagines Duke Ellington From the Jazz Side Sun in January: Nathalie Joachim and Pamela Z Bring Warmth Into 2022 Music News SF Opera to Celebrate Its Centennial With a Spectacular Season The Oakland Symphony After Michael Morgan Jan Lisiecki Saves the Day at SF Symphony After Canceled Concert Artist Spotlights Rapid Testing: Thomas Wilkins Navigates the LA Phil Down Duke Ellington’s River The Dynamic Miss Faye Carol Still Earns Her Laurels With Every Set Sarah Cahill Champions the Female Composer 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 Assessing the Genius of Matthew Aucoin Die Tote Stadt Gets a Vibrant Rebirth on DVD The Essential Kronos Quartet From the Archives The Historically Informed Ego: Young Musicians Take Up the Early Music Challenge Feature American Bach Soloists is training dozens of young artists in the discipline of early music performance just as the early music movement itself ope Merce Cunningham’s Century Feature Hope Mohr and others celebrate the choreographer’s legacy with events at ODC. How Do You Start a Successful New-Music Ensemble? Feature Impeccable musicianship is essential, but it’s just the beginning. Learn more. Inon Barnatan, Poet of Connections Artist Spotlight The busy pianist makes time for listening to partners and connecting the dots in music.
