Curtain Call host Charles Sepos chats with San Francisco Symphony Principal Violist Jonathan Vinocour. They talk about his musical life and his performance with Concertmaster Alexander Barantschik in Mozart’s Sinfonia Concertante for Violin and Viola in San Francisco Symphony concerts, Thursday at Weill Hall, and Wednesday, Friday and Saturday at Davies Symphony Hall.

Curtain Call host Charles Sepos chats first with Music Director Bruno Ferrandis. They talk about Santa Rosa Symphony’s performance of Mahler’s monumental Symphony No. 3, Saturday evening, Sunday afternoon and Monday evening at Weill Hall, as well as the 2015 - 2016 season of the Santa Rosa Symphony.

Next, pianist Jeffrey Kahane talks about his Friday evening recital at Weill Hall, followed by his preview of ChamberFest 2015, June 24th through 28th at Green Music Center.

Curtain Call host Charles Sepos chats first with director Gene Abravaya and actors Heather Buck and Dominic Williams. They talk about the musical “Mary Poppins,” May 5th through 24th at Spreckels Performing Arts Center.

Next, director Gene Abravaya previews Spreckels Theater Company’s 2015 - 2016 Season at Spreckels Performing Arts Center.

Curtain Call host Charles Sepos chats with Green Music Center Co-Executive Director Zarin Mehta. They talk about the 2015 - 2016 Season at Weill Hall and Schroeder Hall at Green Music Center.

Curtain Call host Charles Sepos chats first with legendary violinist Anne-Sophie Mutter. They talk about her musical life and her April 19th performance with The Mutter - Bronfman - Harrell Trio at Weill Hall, Green Music Center.

Next, Pulitzer Prize-nominated author and poet Diane Frank talks about her new novel “Yoga of the Impossible” and her April 18th book-signing at Copperfield's Sebastopol.

Curtain Call host Charles Sepos chats first with art collector and philanthropist, Jordan Schnitzer. They talk about the exhibition “Andy Warhol to Kara Walker: Picturing the Iconic,” opening April 10th at the newly expanded Art Museum of Sonoma County.

Next, violinist Zakarias Grafilo previews Alexander String Quartet’s April 10th concert for Santa Rosa Junior College Chamber Music Series in the Ellis Auditorium on the Petaluma campus.

Curtain Call host Charles Sepos chats first with soundscape artist Bernie Krause. They talk about his new ballet with collaborating composer Richard Blackford for Alonso King Lines Ballet, April 3rd through 12th at Yerba Buena Center for the Arts Theater.

Next, director Marty Pistone, and actors Courtney Walsh and David Raymond preview ”The Graduate,” April 3rd through 19th at 6th Street Playhouse.

Finally, director David Lear and actors Anthony Abaté and Rose Roberts talk about David Ives erotic comedy "Venus in Fur,” April 2nd through 25th at Main Stage West.

Curtain Call host Charles Sepos chats first with legendary mezzo-soprano Frederica von Stade. They talk about her extraordinary career and her March 29th performance of Mahler’s “Songs of a Wayfarer,” at Weill Hall.

Next, conductor Michel Galante previews the remainder of the that March 29th Weill Hall program, featuring each of the members of Trio Ariadne as soloist in a concerto, in their farewell concert as Artists-in-Residence at Green Music Center.

Curtain Call host Charles Sepos chats first with masters of dramatic puppetry, Elizabeth Fuller and Conrad Bishop. They talk about the preview showing of their staging of Shakespeare’s “King Lear,” Saturday evenings and Sunday afternoons from March 21st through March 29th at their Sebastopol studio.

Next, internationally acclaimed theater artist Fred Curchack previews an evening of political, poetical, philosophical, hysterical songs of disillusionment and awakening, a musical joyride, a wildly eclectic mix of genres, including rock, country, rap, jazz, classical, Hawaiian ukulele, and Japanese koto, March 21st at Main Stage West.

Finally, actor Ben Sweeney Acedo talks about Spreckels Theatre Company’s presentation of Ira Levin’s comic thriller “Deathtrap," March 20th through April 12th at Spreckels Performing Arts Center.

Curtain Call host Charles Sepos chats with Tchaikovsky Competition winner, violinist Itamar Zorman. We talk about his new recording “Portrait,” and about the March 14th performance of his ensemble “Lysander Piano Trio,” at Occidental Center for the Arts.

Next, William Sorensen, Stella Kwiecinski and Nance Econome talk about their new film “The Russian River: All Rivers - The Value of an American Watershed.”