Anna Carol Dudley

Anna Carol Dudley is a singer, teacher, UC Berkeley faculty emerita, San Francisco State University lecturer emerita, and director emerita of the San Francisco Early Music Society's Baroque Music Workshop.

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Anna Carol Dudley - March 10, 2015

In the second production of its inaugural season, Eileen Meredith's company delivered a well-cast double bill.

Anna Carol Dudley - February 25, 2015

The surprisingly grateful combination of voice and early brass instruments was the focus of a delicious concert of early 17th-century music.

Anna Carol Dudley - February 17, 2015

Three great musicians played familiar and unfamiliar works to great effect on Saturday.

Anna Carol Dudley - August 25, 2014

San Francisco Choral Society’s thoroughly prepared choristers sang a musically satisfying and powerful performance of the Brahms Requiem.

Anna Carol Dudley - April 15, 2014

In praise of Scarlatti, the estimable Voices of Music lament impressively.

Anna Carol Dudley - September 30, 2013

Clerestory performs a program, "The Bard," based entirely on the words of William Shakespeare — musical settings of Shakespeare, written by composers mostly born in the 20th century.

Anna Carol Dudley - March 25, 2013

Chalice Consort performed Friday in San Francisco with its new Director, Ragnar Bohlin, in a program of Roman Catholic Tenebrae Responsories by composer Tomás Luis de Victoria.

Anna Carol Dudley - November 4, 2012

The S.F. Girls Chorus' season opener, featuring Vivaldi's Gloria, was conducted by Jeffrey Thomas, the American Bach Soloists orchestra provided accompaniment, and soloists gave variety to the vocal fare.

Anna Carol Dudley - June 12, 2012

Jordi Savall explores the common musical threads between the Islamic Middle East and Europe, putting his extraordinary musical understanding in the service of sanity and humanity.

Anna Carol Dudley - June 5, 2012

Berkeley Festival steps out brightly with crafty Scottish songs and post-Baroque works for piano trio.