SFCV’s writers report on topics relevant to the San Francisco area. Music News A Star, Yes, but No Hero in Arabella Janos Gereben - September 25, 2018 S.F. Opera favorite Brian Mulligan plays Mandryka in Richard Strauss’s Arabella. Review Los Angeles Master Chorale Ascends Jim Farber - September 25, 2018 Shawn Kirchner’s Songs of Ascent provides a powerful contrast with the Mozart Requiem. Review Letter from Paris: Kaufmann and Jaroussky, Back to Back Jason Victor Serinus - September 25, 2018 The absurd wealth of the Parisian music scene is only hinted at with a pair of recitals by two of the best male vocalists in the world. Review Domingo Shines in L.A. Don Carlo Jim Farber - September 25, 2018 L.A. Opera’s Don Carlo proves that Plácido Domingo is forever young. Review Wynton Marsalis Does His Own Carnival of the Animals Richard S. Ginell - September 24, 2018 Two masterful orchestras put the jazz back in “Jazz at the Bowl.” Music News Dueling Divas From SF Opera Lab Peter Feher - September 18, 2018 A pop-up event hosted by the SF Opera offshoot brings world-class singing to a SOMA nightclub. Artist Spotlight Grant Gershon May Be the Hardest Working Man in Choral Conducting Jim Farber - September 18, 2018 The L.A. Master Chorale’s music director seems to be involved in every choral concert and opera in town. Review La Dolce Vita with Steven Bernstein Andrew Gilbert - September 18, 2018 Two quartets at SFJAZZ showcase Berkeley High’s jazz legacy. Review Verismo Opera Shows Vallejo What Cav/Pag Is All About Roger Wallace - September 17, 2018 The local company gives an unpretentious but rousing production of the staple double bill. Preview Stravinsky’s L’Histoire du Soldat Is a Faustian Fable With Jazz Undertones Lily O'Brien - September 15, 2018 Trumpeter Sean Jones and a band of all-stars explore cross-cultural currents in this centennial presentation for S.F. Performances. Pagination « First First page ‹ Previous Previous page … 164 165 166 167 168 169 170 171 172 … Next › Next page Last » Last page