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Min Kwon Speaks of the Dream of America
February 22, 2021
Min Kwon Speaks of the Dream of America
BY Janos Gereben
The pianist’s latest project shines the spotlight on a host of living composers and their variations on “America the Beautiful.”
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SF Symphony Celebrates Year of the Ox Virtually
February 16, 2021
SF Symphony Celebrates Year of the Ox Virtually
BY Janos Gereben
Ming Luke conducts the streaming performance, premiering Feb. 20.
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SF Opera Revisits Wagner’s <em>Ring</em> and Inaugurates Live, Drive-In Opera
February 16, 2021
SF Opera Revisits Wagner’s Ring and Inaugurates Live, Drive-In Opera
BY Janos Gereben
Live, socially distanced performances are slated for the Marin County Civic Center, starting April 23.
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Peripatetic West Edge Opera Heading to a Live Season in Orinda’s Bruns Theater
February 9, 2021
Peripatetic West Edge Opera Heading to a Live Season in Orinda’s Bruns Theater
BY Janos Gereben
WEO’s Jonathan Khuner talks about what makes Janáček’s Katya Kabanová special.
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Frederica von Stade’s North Star Role for Oakland Continues With “People’s Choir”
February 1, 2021
Frederica von Stade’s North Star Role for Oakland Continues With “People’s Choir”
BY Janos Gereben
The opera legend’s new choral group invites overlooked communities into collaborative music-making to foster a sense of hope and dignity.
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A Hefty New Study Looks Beyond AB-5 to the Future of Labor Policies and the Arts
February 1, 2021
A Hefty New Study Looks Beyond AB-5 to the Future of Labor Policies and the Arts
BY Janos Gereben
The Hewlett Foundation-sponsored report by the Center for Cultural Innovation reveals the vulnerability musicians, artists, and arts workers face.
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Ross McKee Foundation Spring Season Opens With Tribute to Robin Sutherland
January 26, 2021
Ross McKee Foundation Spring Season Opens With Tribute to Robin Sutherland
BY Janos Gereben
Fellow pianists, including Jeffrey Kahane and Keisuke Nakagoshi, remember Sutherland with a concert Feb. 5.
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New Century Names Richard Lonsdorf as Executive Director
January 25, 2021
New Century Names Richard Lonsdorf as Executive Director
BY Janos Gereben
Londsorf has been working with Daniel Hope and the New Century Chamber Orchestra in an interim capacity since August.
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SF Ballet’s Grand Jeté Into a New Year of Challenges and Promises
January 19, 2021
SF Ballet’s Grand Jeté Into a New Year of Challenges and Promises
BY Janos Gereben
Helgi Tomasson announces his retirement while working tirelessly to present a bold, creative digital season.
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Nothing Like This Week in the U.S. Marine Band’s 223-Year History
January 19, 2021
Nothing Like This Week in the U.S. Marine Band’s 223-Year History
BY Janos Gereben
Rehearsals were interrupted Monday, but the Band is set to premiere a piece by composer Peter Boyer.
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SF Symphony’s Salonen Era Begins With Extensive Digital Season
January 19, 2021
SF Symphony’s Salonen Era Begins With Extensive Digital Season
BY Janos Gereben
A new omnibus streaming option opens up a world of creative musical efforts from the orchestra and its partners.
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Cal Performances Launches 12-Performance Streamed Season “At Home”
January 12, 2021
Cal Performances Launches 12-Performance Streamed Season “At Home”
BY Janos Gereben
The newly recorded concerts feature perennial favorites including the Takács Quartet, Jordi Savall, and Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater.
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Music at Kohl Mansion’s Ambitious Virtual Season Unfolds
January 4, 2021
Music at Kohl Mansion’s Ambitious Virtual Season Unfolds
BY Janos Gereben
The Mansion’s famed music room goes global in a virtual season streamed from artists’ hometown venues around the world.
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Hawaii Opera Theatre Persists in the Pandemic With “Kanikapila”
January 4, 2021
Hawaii Opera Theatre Persists in the Pandemic With “Kanikapila”
BY Janos Gereben
Baritone Quinn Kelsey headlines a performance that combines opera and local culture.
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Stimulus Package Has $15 Billion Provision for Arts Organizations
December 22, 2020
Stimulus Package Has $15 Billion Provision for Arts Organizations
BY Janos Gereben
Benefits to the arts are slated primarily for performance venues and museums.
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SF Symphony Pianist Robin Sutherland Dies at 69
December 21, 2020
SF Symphony Pianist Robin Sutherland Dies at 69
BY Janos Gereben
The beloved artist was principal pianist with SFS for nearly half a century.
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R.I.P. Charles Shere, Bay Area Music Presence for Six Decades
December 19, 2020
R.I.P. Charles Shere, Bay Area Music Presence for Six Decades
BY Janos Gereben
The experimental composer and critic rounds the final bend in the road.
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SF Playhouse Produces <em>Songs for a New World</em>
December 15, 2020
SF Playhouse Produces Songs for a New World
BY Janos Gereben
Jason Robert Brown’s song cycle is about taking a stand in challenging circumstances. Sound familiar?
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Streaming for All Ye Faithful and Secular Holiday Music Fans
December 14, 2020
Streaming for All Ye Faithful and Secular Holiday Music Fans
BY Janos Gereben
Caroling amid a cheery throng may be out this year, but a wonderland of great seasonal music awaits.
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Musicians on the Move Between the U.S. and Taiwan
December 8, 2020
Musicians on the Move Between the U.S. and Taiwan
BY Janos Gereben
The Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center and Telegraph Quartet successfully navigate the tricky route to live performances in a safe spot.
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