SFCV’s writers report on topics relevant to the Los Angeles area. Review It’s “One fine day” for Pacific Opera Project’s Madama Butterfly Jim Farber - April 8, 2019 POP’s striking new production features a bilingual libretto. Review Chamber-Music All-Stars Inaugurate La Jolla’s Deluxe New Concert Hall Richard S. Ginell - April 8, 2019 The Conrad Prebys Performing Arts Center boasts acoustics designed by famed Yasuhisa Toyota. Review Jacaranda Celebrates Black Composers Richard S. Ginell - March 26, 2019 Highlights include a Florence Price piano sonata and a swinging new arrangement of a Duke Ellington classic. Review James Newton Howard’s Cello Concerto Showcases LACO’s Hollywood Connection Jim Farber - March 25, 2019 Mozart sets the stage, with Jeffrey Kahane returning to the podium — and the piano. Review L.A. Master Chorale Offers Two Requiems of Solace and Doubt Richard S. Ginell - March 19, 2019 Jenny Wong conducts works that grapple with the aftermath of death in different ways. Review (M)iyamoto Is Black Enough Sizzles With Percussive Energy Tamzin Elliott - March 18, 2019 The poetry-percussion-cello ensemble celebrates black cultures in its eponymous program at The Wallis. Review Women Reign at Boston Court Pasadena Ben Kutner - March 11, 2019 A versatile string trio presents an evening of intriguing works by women composers. Review John Adams, Yuja Wang, and the LA Phil Give the Devil His Due Jim Farber - March 11, 2019 The premiere of Adams’s new piano concerto is devilish fun. Artist Spotlight David Shire Is Still Writing Scores That Make Movies Sing Andrew Gilbert - March 8, 2019 The prolific composer shares stories from his career, from Broadway to Hollywood and back. Review Mapplethorpe Reduced for a Post-Shock Era Jim Farber - March 8, 2019 Bryce Dessner’s Triptych homogenizes the legacy of Robert Mapplethorpe. Pagination « First First page ‹ Previous Previous page … 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 … Next › Next page Last » Last page
