ON the Beat | Bach to the Country
CAMA brings Curtis and Bach to town; checking in on country highs and guitar geekdom.
Josef Woodard
Recent Stories
Las Cafeteras Returns with Its Savory Son Jarocho Sound and More
Famed East L.A.–born, Son Jarocho–inspired Las Cafeteras closes ¡Viva el Arte de Santa Bárbara! season with free concerts this weekend.
Ancient to the Future, at Museum of Contemporary Art Santa Barbara
Sarah Rosalena’s “Pointing Star” exhibition goes both digital and indigenous at MCASB.
Tierney Times Two, at Santa Barbara’s Lobero
Illustrious jazz singer Tierney Sutton returns to the Lobero Theatre, in both trio and quartet modes.
Symphonic Season’s Swan Songing, at the Granada
The Santa Barbara Symphony bids the season adieu with Brahms, Mendelssohn, and one from the SBS vault.
Academy Bounty on the Horizon
Music Academy’s dense summer roster of classical music goes public.
ON the Beat | Milestone Choral Massing, Guitars in Triplicate and a Jazz Master’s Passing
A Jazz Titan’s Passing News of the unclassifiable jazz piano titan Ahmad Jamal’s recent passing triggered waves of calling a specific earworm —
Acclaimed Icelandic Pianist Debuts at Hahn Hall
Famed Icelandic pianist Víkingur Ólafsson makes his local debut and closes out Arts & Lectures’ music season.
Of Wine and the River
A quick and relaxing riverside getaway to legendary Napa, (mostly) sans wine.
Opera Review | Eine Kleine Wagner, at Santa Barbara’s Lobero
Opera Santa Barbara continues its abridged version of Wagner’s ‘Ring’ cycle, with a moving take on ‘The Valkyrie’.
