SFCV’s writers report on topics relevant to the Los Angeles area. Feature Inside the Making of Dunkirk’s Landmark Soundtrack Jim Farber - August 21, 2017 The lauded film derives much of its power from an intricate tapestry of music, sound, and effects. Review Breaking the Ice in L.A. with the Reykjavik Festival Jim Farber - April 17, 2017 The Los Angeles Philharmonic explores the phenomenon that is contemporary Icelandic music. Music News Deborah Borda Agrees to Take the Reins of the New York Philharmonic Janos Gereben - March 15, 2017 The L.A. Philharmonic executive director surprises two arts communities; plans to start in September. Review The Mouse that Roared: Philip Glass Takes on Walt Disney Jim Farber - March 13, 2017 Long Beach Opera’s The Perfect American examines the life of the visionary animator. Feature The New Music Paradox, Part 2: Lessons From the Front Lines Jim Farber - February 28, 2017 New music may be suddenly hip but keeping an arts nonprofit afloat is still challenging. Feature The New Music Paradox Challenges Patrons and Organizations Alike Jim Farber - February 16, 2017 Where will the expanding universe of emerging artists and presenters find the support they need? Music News Hopscotch the Opera: Six Composers, Six Librettists, 24 Cars Janos Gereben - January 9, 2017 A new album of music from the innovative opera will allow listeners to create their own Hopscotch experience. Review Glass’ Akhnaten Triumphs in New L.A. Opera Production Jim Farber - November 7, 2016 Phelim McDermott, the wizard behind the 2007 English National Opera production of Satyagraha, comes through again with a spectacular staging of a brilliant but difficult show. Review L.A. Opera Goes for the Throat with Nosferatu Jim Farber - November 1, 2016 Artist in residence Matthew Aucoin created and conducted a new pastiche score for F.W. Murnau’s classic film that was surprisingly moving. Review Ted Hearne’s The Source Teases Much, Reveals Little Jim Farber - October 20, 2016 It’s hard to come to grips with the new opera presented by L.A. Opera, which may be part of the point. Pagination « First First page ‹ Previous Previous page … 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 Next › Next page Last » Last page