SFCV’s writers report on topics relevant to the Los Angeles area. Review Chris Thile’s New Mandolin Concerto Is a Romp Through the Record Industry Richard S. Ginell - August 28, 2023 Backed by Teddy Abrams and the LA Phil, Thile gives the West Coast premiere of his own zany, always engaging piece. Feature Audience Choice Awards 2022–2023: Los Angeles Winners SFCV Editors - August 22, 2023 The full roster of excellence, as chosen by our readers. Find out who has bragging rights this year. Review Conductor Anna Rakitina Works Her Magic at the Bowl Jim Farber - August 21, 2023 It’s a night without showiness or theatricality, just accomplished music-making. Review Last-Minute Sub Louis Langrée Fills in Seamlessly at Hollywood Bowl Richard S. Ginell - August 21, 2023 The experienced conductor leads the LA Phil in an all-French program with vigor and ease. Artist Spotlight For Samuel Carl Adams, a Composer Is Both Architect and Bricklayer Tom Jacobs - August 21, 2023 The San Francisco native reflects on his inspirations, his writing process, and finding his own musical voice. Preview A Choral Concert Celebrating 70 Years of the South Korea-U.S. Alliance Victoria Looseleaf - August 15, 2023 The Los Angeles Master Chorale and Busan Metropolitan Chorus combine for a performance honoring cultural ties and friendship. Feature Raiders of the Lost Archive Jim Farber - August 15, 2023 How did a Los Angeles treasure end up in Palo Alto? Music News Final Voting for SFCV’s Audience Choice Awards Ends Wednesday, Aug. 16 SFCV Staff - August 14, 2023 Last chance to put in your votes for our annual best-of polls covering the Bay Area and Los Angeles. Review 2001: A Space Odyssey’s Score Is Still Mind-Bending and Exhilarating Victoria Looseleaf - August 8, 2023 At the Hollywood Bowl, with live accompaniment from the LA Phil and LA Master Chorale, the film has even more impact. Artist Spotlight Before Taking Up His Baltimore Post, Conductor Jonathon Heyward Returns to L.A. Victoria Looseleaf - August 8, 2023 The young music director discusses stepping in to lead major orchestras at the last minute, his history with the LA Phil, and how to listen sensitively. Pagination « First First page ‹ Previous Previous page … 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 … Next › Next page Last » Last page