Janos Gereben
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A few choice highlights from the wealth of summer concerts, events, and festivals to get things rolling this season.
More "People's Choice Summer Preview" »The story of noble Orpheus and virtuous Eurydice, the classic originating with Virgil in 30 BC, is given a current treatment by Pocket Opera that will shock you — in a delightful way.
More about Pocket Opera »Two weeks after word about a tentative collective bargaining agreement between San Francisco Symphony and Musicians Union, Local 6, AFM, the two sides announced ratification of a 26-month contract.
More "Symphony Labor Contract Ratified" »When is an agreement not an agreement? The short answer: if it's not ratified. The long story, of course, is more complicated.
More "SF Symphony Question: When Is an Agreement Not an Agreement?" »A varied program and additional school audiences highlight the SFS Chamber Music Series in Davies Symphony Hall.
More »After a weekend of lengthy and intensive contract talks, on the 18th day of a strike, musicians and the administration of the San Francisco Symphony reached a tentative agreement.
More "S.F. Symphony-Union Agreement Awaits Ratification " »As the San Francisco Symphony strike goes into its third week, there are few signs that it is close to a resolution.
More "Week Off for the SFS Musicians, No Break in the Strike" »A report on the state of the SFS musician's strike, one week later, at an impasse.
More "SFS Strike: From Impasse to Deadlock" »Extreme brinkmanship failed, and long after several apparent "final" deadlines, efforts to end the strike by musicians of the San Francisco Symphony failed, and the long-planned East Coast tour is now canceled.
More "Symphony Talks Fail, Tour Canceled" »After a 12-hour negotiating session that ended at 4 a.m. on Friday, the strike called by musicians of the San Francisco Symphony on Wednesday, continues.
More "Symphony Strike: Many Questions, Few Answers, Some Hope" »



