SFCV’s perceptive writers report on America’s native classical music. Review Nathalie Joachim Has a Long Reach on Fanm d’Ayiti Jonathan Leal - October 20, 2020 In concert, the layers and cumulative, syncretic power of Joachim’s music become clear. Review LA Phil’s Timely Resurrection of Its “Power to the People!” Festival Richard S. Ginell - October 19, 2020 In a time of bold political statements, the latest episodes of SOUND/STAGE fit the moment, as well as providing musical relief. Feature Darcy James Argue, for Whom the Paranoia Tolls Andrew Gilbert - October 13, 2020 Cal Performances at Home presents a film version of the composer’s multimedia Real Enemies on Oct. 21. Music News UCLA’s Center for the Art of Performance Invites You to Tune In Peter Feher - October 12, 2020 The organization’s Tune In Festival addresses current crises and issues partly through artists’ work, past and present. Music News SFJAZZ to Stream Terence Blanchard’s Champion Michael Zwiebach - October 6, 2020 Blanchard’s first opera gets an online revival. Music News SF Conservatory of Music to Stream All 2020–2021 Performances Michael Zwiebach - October 6, 2020 There’s a wealth of great music a couple of keystrokes away thanks to the Conservatory’s new initiative. Artist Spotlight Jeremy Cohen Hasn’t Missed a Beat Lou Fancher - October 5, 2020 With a full slate of ongoing performances and teaching gigs, the jazz violinist is keeping himself more than busy. He tells SFCV how he manages it all. Feature Criminally Great Music From Cosa Nostra Strings Andrew Gilbert - October 3, 2020 A new disc establishes the quintet as solid contributors to the Bay Area’s rich tradition of classical-crossover innovators. Music News An Update From Our Executive Director Claudia Campazzo - September 25, 2020 SFCV carries on with its mission through the pandemic and into the new season. Artist Spotlight Regina Carter’s Extraordinary Career Continues to Evolve Lily O'Brien - September 21, 2020 With a new album out and lots of irons in the fire, the jazz violinist has plenty to talk about. Pagination « First First page ‹ Previous Previous page … 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 … Next › Next page Last » Last page