SFCV’s writers report on topics relevant to the Los Angeles area. Feature The Martha Graham Legacy at 100 Victoria Looseleaf - September 26, 2023 America’s oldest dance company launches its centennial celebrations with a retrospective show at The Soraya. Preview The Industry Still Goes Where No Opera Company Has Gone Before Victoria Looseleaf - September 26, 2023 The innovative company’s latest is the sci-fi Star Choir, about colonization and what it means to be human. Review Relive Yuja Wang’s Formidable Rachmaninoff Cycle With the LA Phil Richard S. Ginell - September 25, 2023 These recordings led by Gustavo Dudamel in February of this year capture some of the pianist’s most thrilling work to date. Artist Spotlight Isabel Leonard: A Met Star Debuts at LA Opera Victoria Looseleaf - September 18, 2023 The mezzo-soprano is singing in back-to-back productions of Don Giovanni and The Barber of Seville this fall. Music News Long Beach Opera Announces Season of Works Created by Women Tom Jacobs - September 15, 2023 The company is prioritizing innovation and inclusion by collaborating with all-woman writing teams in 2024. Review LA Phil Ruminates on Gustav Holst and Philip Glass to Close the Bowl Season Richard S. Ginell - September 15, 2023 Karen Kamensek leads performances of The Planets and Glass’s First Violin Concerto that get there in the end. Feature CAP UCLA’s New Nimoy Theater Hopes to Live Long and Prosper Jim Farber - September 12, 2023 The intimate 300-seat space will host the majority of the presenter’s events this year. Music News American Youth Symphony Opens Season With Rarely Heard Concerto Tom Jacobs - September 12, 2023 Czech composer Vítězslava Kaprálová’s 1935 opus will feature pianist and UCLA grad Rosalind Wan Wong. Music News Colburn School Conservatory Turns 20 With Flair Tom Jacobs - September 5, 2023 The 2023–2024 season is filled with must-see concerts. Artist Spotlight As in Any Other Field, Black Orchestral Musicians Are Held Back by Racism, Weston Sprott Argues Tom Jacobs - September 5, 2023 The Met Opera trombonist has a bird’s-eye view of the industry from teaching at Juilliard and Santa Barbara’s Music Academy. Pagination « First First page ‹ Previous Previous page … 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 … Next › Next page Last » Last page