SFCV’s writers report on topics relevant to the Los Angeles area. Review Barrie Kosky’s Magic Flute Comes Into Its Own Jim Farber - November 18, 2019 LA Opera’s latest wakes up an audience in the wake of #MeToo. Music News Youth Orchestra Los Angeles Is Having “Encuentros” in Mexico City Michael Zwiebach - November 12, 2019 The young musicians are making new friends and hanging with LA Phil players on the orchestra’s latest tour. Music News Free Music Is All Over L.A. This Weekend Peter Feher - November 12, 2019 A list of absolutely free and notable classical music events from Newport Beach to Pasadena. Review Harry Partch’s The Wayward Gets A Long-Overdue Premiere Jim Farber - November 12, 2019 After more than 50 years, the iconoclast composer’s five-part opera is given its first full reading. Review WasteLAnd’s Grungy, Avant-Garde Sound World Richard S. Ginell - November 11, 2019 Finding roses among the thorns with L.A.’s new-music mavens. Feature Harry Partch Lives! (And So Do His Invented Instruments) Victoria Looseleaf - November 10, 2019 For some, the encounter with the composer’s music is life-changing. What is it about this American original that inspires such devotion? Review Green Umbrella Festival Goes Carroty Orange and Bee Purple for a Day Jim Farber - November 8, 2019 Gabriella Smith’s Carrot Revolution and the premiere of Sky Macklay’s Swarm Collecting highlight a diverse program. Music News Pacific Symphony Going Full Blast Till the End of the Year Peter Feher - November 5, 2019 The orchestra has a lot on offer over the months of November and December. Artist Spotlight So Young Park Owns Queen of the Night Victoria Looseleaf - November 4, 2019 The admired coloratura joins LA Opera for its spectacular Magic Flute. Review Mixed Results From Dudamel’s Pairing of Bruckner and Andrew Norman Richard S. Ginell - November 4, 2019 The LA Phil offers a glimpse of their upcoming tour. Pagination « First First page ‹ Previous Previous page … 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 … Next › Next page Last » Last page
