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Composite rhythms in a challenging program highlight a string quartet’s recital in an intimate art gallery.
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The mandolin-centered Luna Nova Quartet draws in listeners, with its unique sound and memories evoked of the instrument in many film scores.
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In a stunning performance, a new song cycle is born, capturing episodes from the life of a French sculptor.
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The strong-fingered, highly rhythmic, and coolly emotional pianist Joyce Yang chooses a crafty program for her debut disc.
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Massive choral forces perform a 16th-century Italian Mass, to splendid effect.
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The revered arts and culture of several Asian countries are celebrated in a festival at Stanford, now in its eighth year.
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If you ever wondered how today’s symphonies contrast with those of a century ago, a trip to the Marin Symphony to hear Alasdair Neal conduct the orchestra would have been enlightening.
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Arts organizations serving their broad constituencies need to fight for — and celebrate — victories in government funding.
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