Features

Janos Gereben - October 12, 2016

Christian Reif at the helm with SFSYO, Music@Menlo’s unveils a promising winter slate, music hits the wall in Miami, and farewell to "the voice of the Met."

Lou Fancher - September 30, 2016

The noted composer is an advocate for the hearing impaired and is pushing public venues to provide better services.

Janos Gereben - September 27, 2016

Figaro comes to the West Bay, musicians provide support for neighborhood project, and Maestro Dudamel pleads for the arts.    

Lou Fancher - September 21, 2016

For these experimental-music pioneers, new music is about ideas, not a collection of electronic gizmos.

Janos Gereben - September 16, 2016

Dancing Around the Clock, Celebrating John Adams, and Topping the Charts with Einaudi

Jeff Kaliss - September 9, 2016

A century-old opera from a classic story, gets a makeover in a collaboration between the Silk Road Ensemble, vocalist Alim Qasimov, and the Mark Morris Dance Group.

Mark MacNamara - September 1, 2016

The influential guitarist and long-serving S.F. Conservatory of Music professor, David Tanenbaum, gives us a piece of his mind.

SFCV Contributors - August 30, 2016

SFCV writers peer into the future to find cool and unusual events (and one evergreen) worth getting on your calendar now.

Janos Gereben - August 30, 2016

A Dutchman in Livermore, Rainbow Music, SFMusic Day, and all the news that fits.

Paul Kotapish - August 29, 2016

The results are in. We look at the winners of our second-annual Best of the Bay reader poll.