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Feature Article
March 11, 2014
Here’s the musical version of a charity idea you usually associate with walking, running, and biking.
More "Raising Their Voices for Charity" »Chamber Orchestra/Orchestra REVIEW
March 8, 2014
The ever-elegant Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra probes some lesser-known composers from the 17th and 18th centuries, to the usual grand effect.
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Choral REVIEW
March 8, 2014
The depths of war and the heights of peace are explored in a wide-ranging concert by the vocal ensemble Volti, under Robert Geary’s expert direction.
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Recital REVIEW
March 9, 2014
A joint recital by Leah Crocetto and David Lomelí at Weill Hall offers a golden opportunity to preview what the rest of the opera world can look forward to from the stars.
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Chamber Orchestra/Orchestra REVIEW
March 2, 2014
In a performance full of musical suspense Yuri Temirkanov and his Saint Petersburg Philharmonic demonstrated that their musical cards are all aces.
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CD REVIEW
March 4, 2014
On four releases: The windswept visuals of the new DVD of Peter Grimes are real on a Britten DVD; plus: three must-hear voices, Olga Peretyatko, Meredith Monk, and Christiane Karg.
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Upcoming Concert
March 21 and 22
Composer Mohammed Fairouz addresses global issues directly through his music, which merges dozens of styles in a borderless world.
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Upcoming Concert
March Performances in San Francisco
Hewitt, whose ambition and dedication know no bounds, returns with a busy schedule: an all-Beethoven recital in San José, a "concert with conversation" at the S.F. Community Music Center, and The Art of Fugue at SFJAZZ.
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Kids & Families Feature
March 4, 2014
The String Arcade, an innovative CD project, earns seed money for a new after-school music program.
More "String Theory to Help Kids Learn Music?" »Kids & Families Feature
March 6, 2014
The new site SFSkids.org is driven by the potential of online gaming in music education and learning. Kids can play, perform, conduct, and compose — make music, and just listen to it. All in the spirit of fun.
More "S.F. Symphony's New Website for Kids: Let the Games Begin" »Did you know that SFCV covers more than just San Francisco classical music? We also feature classical music concerts, news, and reviews from all across the Bay Area including San Jose/Silicon Valley, Marin County, East Bay, and Contra Costa County.
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