SFCV’s writers report on topics relevant to the Los Angeles area. Review The Diverse Playboy Jazz Festival Blasts Through Hollywood Bowl Richard S. Ginell - June 10, 2019 The annual festival is a load of fun, despite persistent over-amplification. Artist Spotlight Inon Barnatan, Poet of Connections Victoria Looseleaf - June 7, 2019 The busy pianist makes time for listening to partners and connecting the dots in music. Review The Most Elaborate “Noon to Midnight” Yet at Disney Hall Richard S. Ginell - June 4, 2019 This treasure trove of adventurous new music is a steal for anyone with open ears. Review Numi Opera Opens Its Doors With a Stunted Der Zwerg Jim Farber - June 3, 2019 Vocal performances are the strong suit in the fledgling company’s inaugural production. Review Dudamel Zips Through Mahler’s Eighth in LA Phil Season Finale Richard S. Ginell - June 3, 2019 A fine, crisp performance with an ensemble not quite the size of the “Symphony of a Thousand.” Review LA Phil’s Green Umbrella Lays Up During Noon to Midnight Festival Jim Farber - June 3, 2019 The orchestral portion of LA Phil’s third-annual new-music marathon played it too safe. Artist Spotlight Anthony Davis Builds Operas From Headlines Victoria Looseleaf - June 3, 2019 The composer’s The Central Park Five premieres at Long Beach Opera on June 15. Artist Spotlight Barbara Hannigan Takes the Helm at Ojai Jim Farber - May 30, 2019 The Canadian soprano/conductor talks about her approach to directing this year’s festival and about balancing her dual roles. Review Clarinet Rules Jacaranda’s “Vivid Reveries” Jim Farber - May 28, 2019 Selections from Lutosławski to Mozart provide a reverse history of the instrument. Review LA Phil Closes its Curtailed Haydn and Beethoven Festival With Masses Richard S. Ginell - May 28, 2019 Baritone Matthias Goerne stands out in a quartet of strong soloists. Pagination « First First page ‹ Previous Previous page … 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 … Next › Next page Last » Last page
