SFCV’s perceptive writers report on America’s native classical music. Feature Building a Big Musical House with Little Village Music Andrew Gilbert - May 23, 2022 An all-star roster of artists with new releases on the adventurous label takes the stage at the Freight & Salvage on June 2. Review Gretchen Parlato Plants Her Garden at Black Cat Andrew Gilbert - May 23, 2022 The superlative singer plows a rich furrow with pianist Taylor Eigsti, bassist Ben Williams, and drummer Malachi Whitson. Review A Coltrane Family Reunion at the SFJAZZ Center Andrew Gilbert - May 2, 2022 Ravi Coltrane and his crack band bring the audience to its feet with sparkling renditions of music composed by his legendary parents. Review Roscoe Mitchell Transports Listeners With Fresh Ideas Jonathan Curiel - April 25, 2022 The octogenarian jazz pioneer reprises his powerful Distant Radio Transmission at Mills. Feature Patrick Wolff Keeps New York Jazz Talent Flowing to the Bay Area Andrew Gilbert - April 17, 2022 One of the latest big players to move out West, drummer Gerald Cleaver, has Wolff composing for sextet again. Review NEA Jazz Masters Tribute at SFJAZZ Is a Delayed Triumph Andrew Gilbert - April 4, 2022 Dianne Reeves presides over a spectacular concert honoring a who’s who of jazz artists. Review Maria Schneider Orchestra Fills Disney Hall With Expansive Music and Challenging Ideas Richard S. Ginell - March 28, 2022 Violinist Regina Carter is as swinging and gracious as ever in an opening set with her quartet. Review There’s Always Something New With Chris Potter Andrew Gilbert - March 21, 2022 The mercurial saxophonist reveals his poetic side in his latest run of gigs at SFJAZZ Center. Feature A Jazz Prophet From the Promised Land Andrew Gilbert - March 21, 2022 Clarinet virtuoso Anat Cohen has a run of gigs in California this month, culminating in a residency at SFJAZZ with her expansive Tentet. Preview SF Music Day Resumes With the Premiere of Rent Romus’s Itkuja Suite Jeff Kaliss - March 14, 2022 InterMusic SF’s celebration of Bay Area music-making will be as inclusive as ever, including a lot of novelty. Pagination « First First page ‹ Previous Previous page … 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 … Next › Next page Last » Last page