Joshua Kosman is a journalist based in San Francisco, California. He writes for the San Francisco Chronicle and his work has also appeared in The New Yorker. Joshua's articles primarily focus on classical music and the arts, covering topics such as symphony performances, chamber orchestras, and local cultural events.
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San Francisco, California, United States (Local)
Joshua Kosman's coverage primarily focuses on classical music and symphony events in the San Francisco Bay Area. He also covers reviews and local entertainment news related to these areas.
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Soprano Elizabeth Caballero will step into the title role of Daniel Catán's Spanish-language opera.
By: Joshua Kosman
Kedrick Armstrong, a 29-year-old conductor from South Carolina, is slated to take the reins in the East Bay.
By: Joshua Kosman
The magnificently gifted Jakub Józef Orliński returned to Berkeley for a memorable Baroque recital.
By: Joshua Kosman
The season includes Rojo’s acclaimed “Raymonda” along with a celebration of the Dutch master Hans van Manen.
Date & Time Sat. May 04 — Sun. May 05 Visit event site for schedule Where Hofmann Theatre, Lesher Center for the Arts
News, reviews, and event information for Council at Herbst Theatre on May 03, 2024, on Datebook from the The San Francisco Chronicle.
By: Joshua Kosman
Guest conductor Karina Canellakis led a boisterous concert built around two of the composer’s tone poems.
By: Joshua Kosman
“Via Dolorosa,” presented by Cal Performances, emerged as a tenderly evocative expression of faith.
Date & Time Wed. May 08 7:30 PM — 9:00 PM Where Bing Concert Hall 327 Lasuen St. Stanford
By: Joshua Kosman
Principal violist Jonathan Vinocour contributed an eloquent solo turn in William Walton’s concerto.
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