San Diego Arts Reviews

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If you are puzzled to learn that the Hausmann Quartet’s Sunday program at the Maritime Museum of San Diego was planned around the outer space probes of Voyager 1 and 2, launched in 1977, you probably lack the imagination of the four clever Hausmann musicians.... Read more »

The sheer amount of music composed today is staggering—and that is probably a healthy sign.... Read more »

Ask 100 people to name a ballet, and most will roll their eyes and say Swan Lake, that ballet with the feathery platter tutus and familiar music.... Read more »

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October 30, 2018 San Diego, CA – For the 4th consecutive year, this site – sandiegostory.... Read more »

The San Diego choral ensemble Sacra/Profana launched its 10th season this past weekend with a pair of identical concerts, subtitled “A Retrospective Experience,” that touched on the successes of previous seasons and aspirations for the future.... Read more »

Billy Strayhorn, the American jazz composer, pianist, lyricist and arranger, liked to say, “I think everything should happen at halfway to dawn.... Read more »

Friends who know me well will quickly attest that they have never heard me exclaim, “I am dying to hear another performance of Tchaikovsky’s First Piano Concerto!... Read more »