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<em>If I Were You</em> Enables Merolini to Experience “If I Were an Opera Star”
March 4, 2019
If I Were You Enables Merolini to Experience “If I Were an Opera Star”
BY Janos Gereben
A new opera by Jake Heggie is the jewel of the 2019 Merola season.
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Music@Menlo’s “Incredible Decades” Coming in July
February 26, 2019
[email protected]’s “Incredible Decades” Coming in July
BY Janos Gereben
This summer’s roster is organized around seven incomparable eras in the evolution of chamber repertory.
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S.F. Girls Chorus Gala Features Speaker Pelosi and Mayor Breed
February 25, 2019
S.F. Girls Chorus Gala Features Speaker Pelosi and Mayor Breed
BY Janos Gereben
The 40th-anniversary fete will raise funds for scholarship and education programs.
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Ragazzi Boys Chorus to Share Stage With Girls “From Near and Far”
February 25, 2019
Ragazzi Boys Chorus to Share Stage With Girls “From Near and Far”
BY Janos Gereben
The lauded boys chorus hosts two girls choruses in a festive March performance.
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Anne-Sophie Mutter Wins Polar Music Prize
February 25, 2019
Anne-Sophie Mutter Wins Polar Music Prize
BY Janos Gereben
The violinist appears in Davies Hall on March 10.
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Mythology and Young Talent Meet in S.F. Chamber Orchestra’s First Opera Outing
February 19, 2019
Mythology and Young Talent Meet in S.F. Chamber Orchestra’s First Opera Outing
BY Janos Gereben
The intrepid group presents Handel’s Acis and Galatea for free at three venues around the Bay.
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S.F. Ballet Celebrates Women’s History Month With Fundraiser for Girls
February 19, 2019
S.F. Ballet Celebrates Women’s History Month With Fundraiser for Girls
BY Janos Gereben
Chelsea Clinton joins Yuan Yuan Tan at the Fairmont to support the S.F. Ballet School.
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Cappella SF Premieres Swedish Work in 30 Languages
February 18, 2019
Cappella SF Premieres Swedish Work in 30 Languages
BY Janos Gereben
Jacob Mühlrad’s Time highlights the choral group’s “Unveiling” concert.
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R.I.P. Faith France, Champion of Young Talent
February 18, 2019
R.I.P. Faith France, Champion of Young Talent
BY Janos Gereben
The founder of San Domenico’s Virtuoso Program fostered passion for music and helped launch many performance careers.
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Grammy Winners Include S.F. Bay Area Artists
February 11, 2019
Grammy Winners Include S.F. Bay Area Artists
BY Janos Gereben
Kronos Quartet gets the nod for chamber-music performance with Laurie Anderson on Landfall.
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S.F. Opera Announces Changes in Its Summer Season Cast
February 7, 2019
S.F. Opera Announces Changes in Its Summer Season Cast
BY Janos Gereben
Look for a company debut and some bigger roles from up-and-comers.
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Getting to Know <em>Today It Rains</em> As the Opera Premieres
February 5, 2019
Getting to Know Today It Rains As the Opera Premieres
BY Janos Gereben
Georgia O’Keeffe’s migration to New Mexico inspired the Laura Kaminsky opera that opens with Opera Parallèle next month.
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Post:Ballet to Celebrate Its Tenth Season
February 4, 2019
Post:Ballet to Celebrate Its Tenth Season
BY Janos Gereben
A world premiere and the revival of the genre-defying Lavender Country highlight the roster.
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Schwabacher Recitals Open with Korean Tenor and Baritone
January 29, 2019
Schwabacher Recitals Open with Korean Tenor and Baritone
BY Janos Gereben
This year’s emerging opera talent takes the limelight through the largesse of series founder James Schwabacher.
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Kurt Rohde’s Long Goodbye to Left Coast Chamber Ensemble
January 28, 2019
Kurt Rohde’s Long Goodbye to Left Coast Chamber Ensemble
BY Janos Gereben
The composer and violist embarks on the next part of his eight-year farewell project.
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Young People’s Old Orchestra Goes Into Outer Space
January 27, 2019
Young People’s Old Orchestra Goes Into Outer Space
BY Janos Gereben
YPSO’s winter concert features The Planets and a movement from Lalo’s Cello Concerto.
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Daniel Hope’s “Official Debut” With New Century
January 22, 2019
Daniel Hope’s “Official Debut” With New Century
BY Janos Gereben
After years of collaboration, Hope makes his first appearance as NCCO’s music director proper.
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Ming Luke: Have Baton, Will Travel
January 21, 2019
Ming Luke: Have Baton, Will Travel
BY Janos Gereben
A tour through the conductor’s calendar reveals a dizzying roster of impressive commitments.
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Richard Egarr Named Next Leader of Philharmonia Baroque
January 17, 2019
Richard Egarr Named Next Leader of Philharmonia Baroque
BY Janos Gereben
The historical-music expert begins work with PBO in the 2020-2021 season.
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January Boasts a Conductor Bonanza in Davies Symphony Hall
January 15, 2019
January Boasts a Conductor Bonanza in Davies Symphony Hall
BY Janos Gereben
Once and future directors and guests abound on the S.F. Symphony podium.
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