“I’m a Performer,” the capstone to Berkeley Symphony’s community outreach efforts, is now more ambitious than ever: The Symphony wants everyone to perform together.
Episode 2: Our second episode in the new podcast series explores the summer music camp. KDFC's Dianne Nicolini and SFCV’s Lisa Petrie highlight a few unusual camps and don’t–miss events of the week
Dawn Upshaw and Peter Sellars are collaborating to produce a unique festival that will come to Berkeley, as well. Sellars and Artistic Director Thomas Morris give SFCV the skinny.
Make room in your schedule, in between vacations, visiting, and gardening, for a few of the many cultural tidbits on offer in the Bay Area this summer. It’s a full lineup, as you’ll see.
One of Leonard Bernstein's many accomplishments was to bring Gustav Mahler to the attention of American audiences in the 1960s, five decades after the death of his predecessor at the New York Philharmonic.
Rob Kapilow, the composer of the Marin Symphony’s latest commissioned work, on the anniversary of the Golden Gate Bridge, came to the Bay Area to gather ideas from the people who live next to it.
Episode 1: We’re also excited to bring you the first in a new series of podcasts. KDFC's Dianne Nicolini and SFCV’s Lisa Petrie will highlight don’t–miss events of the week, and other news from the kids beat.
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