SFCV’s writers report on topics relevant to the San Francisco area. Feature The Story of Ethiopian Music Continues in California Andrew Gilbert - May 13, 2024 Santa Cruz violinist Kaethe Hostetter tours the state this month with Qwanqwa, an all-star group featuring players from Addis Ababa. Review Two Accounts of Anton Bruckner’s Second Symphony Richard S. Ginell - May 7, 2024 For the composer’s anniversary year, conductor Markus Poschner leads performances of the original and revised versions. Preview San Francisco’s Signature Brand of Flamenco Aimée Ts'ao - May 6, 2024 Known for her contemporary approach, dancer Carola Zertuche unveils her company’s latest work as part of the SF International Arts Festival. Preview How San Francisco’s City Hall Is Being Transformed for The People’s Palace Aimée Ts'ao - April 30, 2024 Choreographer Joanna Haigood’s immersive new work will open up a public space. Feature The Arts Festival That’s a Natural Fit With San Francisco (and California) Yoshi Kato - April 30, 2024 The SF International Arts Festival may not have big-name headliners, but it has audacious and eclectic artists aplenty. Review Will Liverman’s Star-Studded Show Me the Way Jason Victor Serinus - April 29, 2024 The baritone’s double album includes substantial contributions from major composers, as well as from fellow famous singers. Preview Left Side vs. Right Side: A Cultural Inquiry in Music and Dance Lev Mamuya - April 29, 2024 Composer Molly Joyce and choreographer Jerron Herman are exploring the ways we symbolically divide the human body. Review Amina Edris and Pene Pati Bring the World to Cal Performances Nicholas Jones - April 29, 2024 In a joint song recital, the husband-and-wife team reflect on the journeys they’ve made, from New Zealand to the opera stage. Review Opera San Jose Embarks on a Magical Journey in Florencia en el Amazonas Nicholas Jones - April 23, 2024 The Bay Area premiere of Daniel Catán’s opera is musically and theatrically spellbinding. Review Bill Frisell and Friends Play the Music of Dreams Andrew Gilbert - April 23, 2024 Complex, wide-ranging, and shot through with visual imagery, the guitarist’s new compositions could easily make for a film score. Pagination « First First page ‹ Previous Previous page … 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 … Next › Next page Last » Last page