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SFCV announces its first annual Music Educator Award for teaching excellence. We want your favorite teacher to win this award! Deadline for nominations is April 1.
More "SFCV Music Educator Award" »Teen filmmaker and cellist Hana Dahl uploaded the video "Where Did All The Cellos Go" on YouTube. We think you'll want to see it and share it, so here it is, all seven minutes of awesome.
More "Where Did All the Cellos Go?" »The New Century Chamber Orchestra has been on tour for two weeks and SFCV asked them for some stories and reflections from the tour. Here, including an interview with Nadja Salerno-Sonnenberg, is what they came up with.
More "NCCO: View From the Road" »In a new year filled with promise and angst, here is your guide to an extraordinary, life-enhancing Bay Area concert season.
More "Spring Season Preview: Part II" »In a new year filled with promise and angst, here is your guide to an extraordinary, life-enhancing Bay Area concert season.
More "Spring Season Preview: Part I" »Bashbush brings business and orchestra expertise to grow and diversify SFCV audience to sustainable scale
More "San Francisco Classical Voice Appoints Veronica Bashbush Executive Director" »Dolby Labs was the elegant setting for the Oct. 6 premiere screening of two new films by San Francisco Classical Voice for donors and supporters. Arriving guests, including SFCV co-founders Gordon Getty and Bob Commanday, enjoyed dramatic views of the San Francisco skyline, hors d’oeuvres, and fine wines donated by Dyer Vineyards and Long Vineyards.
More "SFCV on the Red Carpet" »The San Francisco Opera’s 9/11 commemorative event, Opera in the Park, was extraordinary, and SFCV is honored to have been a part of the day’s activities.
More "SFCV on the Scene at 'Opera in the Park'" »Garrick Ohlsson’s masterful performance of Enrique Granados’ Goyescas was the highlight of a wonderful evening as San Francisco Classical Voice hosted its 3rd Annual Donor Appreciation event at the Walt Disney Family Museum on Wednesday, May 18th, 2011.
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Garrick Ohlsson's fingers will be flying at the Disney Family Museum in the Presidio on Wed., May 18 when he headlines San Francisco Classical Voice’s 3rd Annual Donor Appreciation Event.
More »A few of our writers take their pick of concerts coming from now until June; everything from recitals and choral, opera, orchestra, and beyond.
More "Spring Ahead: Our Critic's Picks" »San Francisco Classical Voice announces the appointment of John Robinson as Executive Director.
More "SFCV Appoints John Robinson as Executive Director" »Classical music has enhanced the drama and romance in film since the days of silent movies. Over the decades it’s continued to be a staple in the repertoire of film scores from Disney’s Fantasia to Coppola’s The Godfather. Rarer, though, are films that focus specifically on classical music and the musicians that play it. Here are some of our favorite films, all of which are available through Netflix or Amazon.com.
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We're not done with our series of season previews, we just couldn't fit it all on our home page! Next week, longtime contributor Michelle Dulak Thomson picks a few intimate concerts for you chamber-music types, Kwami Coleman gives you the heads-up on a few jazz and world music concerts from local presenters, and we do a round- up of choral concerts. Plus, we interview pianist Joel Fan, preview a new opera on Boccaccio's Decameron, and review the San Francisco Symphony as they gear up for their European tour. Stay tuned.
More »Michael Kaiser, artistic head of the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, is one of the most respected artistic administrators in America, as well as an inspiring speaker who is bullish on the arts. He will speak to SFCV on Aug. 24, and we want your questions for him.
More "Ask Michael Kaiser" »The SFCV premiere of BACH & friends is SOLD OUT! Thank you for your support.
More "BACH & friends Movie Premiere" »SFCV’s annual gala celebration was held at the home of Ann and Gordon Getty last Wednesday night. The fortunate guests were treated to a superb dinner in the formal dining room, and a look at the brilliant art collection that the Gettys have on display; the evening’s entertainment was provided by violinist Nadja Salerno-Sonnenberg.
More "San Francisco Classical Voice Thanks Its Donors in Style" »A few weeks ago, we mailed out our annual donor solicitation letter to those of you on our mailing list. Many of you have already responded generously — and for this, we thank you! Your gift will be acknowledged within the coming week(s). If you haven’t already contributed to the cause — we invite you to consider making a tax-deductible online donation today in support of San Francisco Classical Voice.
If you have never attended a San Francisco Bach Choir holiday concert, you are missing out on a heart-warming affair.
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