Catalan Violist Jordi Savall Writes History with Music
The viola da gamba, or viol, occupies a special place in the history of music.
Month: February 2008
St. Vincent (aka Annie Clark) on Sufjan, Coachella, and Going Solo
Annie Clark’s resume reads like a “who’s who” of the indie rock world.
Mama Pat’s Inner Light Community Gospel Choir.
Unfortunately, I never had the pleasure of meeting Mama Pat before her passing on Christmas Eve in 2004.
Seared Duck Breast
One of the great discoveries of the recent SBIFF was that Pierre Lafond Bistro (516 State St., 962-1455) has moved beyond its deli/bakery roots and now offers what it calls a “casually elegant” menu.
Othello, presented by PCPA and directed by Patricia Troxel.
PCPA’s production of Othello, which opened last weekend, allows its audience the courtesy of thought.
Southern California Dreamin’
WHERE ARE WE, ANYWAY? Look, there are a few things I feel strongly about. One of them is: This is Southern California.
Blatant Self-Promotion (dot com)
This week, the arts are blowing up at independent.com.
Prima Ballerina Nina Ananiashvili to Grace Santa Barbara
It’s a timeless tale of love, betrayal, and retribution: An innocent young woman falls in love with a man who is secretly engaged to another.
Lisa Lampanelli
F-Word This, C-Word That
Tennis Coach Faces Additional Charges
Peter Jesschke, 35, who was arrested in December for having sex with and supplying drugs to a minor, now faces a total of 18 charges.
