Previews

Lou Fancher - September 30, 2015

Hitting S.F. this week, Mason Bates’ immersive classical/electronica mix is catalyzing new audiences.

Jeff Kaliss - September 16, 2015

SFCV talks with Bolívar Orchestra concertmaster Alejandro Carreño about the upcoming residency and performances as well as the importance of music for children everywhere.

Steven Winn - September 8, 2015

The company’s inaugural production runs September 18-19 at Stage Werx, a 70-seat venue in San Francisco’s Mission District.

Mark MacNamara - August 12, 2015

Co-founder, Michael Adams, says when it comes to programming a festival, you have to know what your audience likes.

Brett Campbell - August 5, 2015

Meet the younger generation of composers invited to this year’s Cabrillo Festival of Contemporary Music.

Mark MacNamara - August 4, 2015

David Ramadanoff of the California Sound Collective talks about the importance of diverse programming and bringing the music to the audiences.

Christopher Corwin - July 30, 2015

Here’s a refresher on French 18th-century opera and an introduction to Marin Marais’ last opera, the highlight of American Bach Soloists’ August festival.

Mark MacNamara - July 28, 2015

A determined cellist balances ambitious repertory and a modern musician's disciplined mix of artistic and business concerns.

Edward Ortiz - July 17, 2015

The composer talks about how Fred Waring influenced his choral works, which are being performed at the Festival Del Sole in Napa this weekend.

Mark MacNamara - July 8, 2015

The opera is experiencing a resurgence after working with the community to program performances that appeal to typically underserved audiences.