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.
The acclaimed concertmaster, who’s in La Jolla this month and next for SummerFest, talks about balancing her orchestral and chamber roles.
Along with performing, one of Pohjonen’s projects in recent years has been the development of a virtual piano-accompaniment app.
The SF Symphony principal chats with SFCV about cultivating passion for his instrument, both as a performer and teacher.
The bass-baritone, who will appear in Verdi’s Requiem this month, has skyrocketed to success but stays humble nevertheless.
The celebrated choreographer, who’s working with SFDanceworks this summer, talks about her vision and process.
Huang likes her Bach “earthy” and thinks deeply about how to connect with an audience.
The Berkeley-raised musician chats with SFCV about their Peruvian roots and creating the time and space for healing.
The American music director reflects on her trailblazing career, important mentors, and the value of expanding the canon.
The Swedish soprano returns to SF Opera to tackle the challenging character of the Dyer’s Wife in Die Frau ohne Schatten.
