Janos Gereben Janos Gereben appreciates news tips, corrections, and words of encouragement at [email protected]. Articles by this Author Music News October 15, 2019 Dvořák’s The Spectre’s Bride Now Haunts Puppets on a Video BY Janos Gereben Puppet artist Francesca Borgatta’s spooky creations animate the Czech composer’s cantata. More » Music News October 7, 2019 Lamplighters’ Gala Fondly Teases Downton Abbey BY Janos Gereben Carson and the Crawleys meet Gilbert & Sullivan in this festive fundraiser at Herbst. More » Music News October 7, 2019 Kronos Quartet’s “Fifty for the Future” a Rich Storehouse of New Music BY Janos Gereben The quartet is building a free online library of contemporary string quartet music, with help from some of today’s leading composers. More » Chamber Orchestra/Orchestra Review September 30, 2019 New Century Opens New Season With Lush Music From the Gilded Age BY Janos Gereben A rarely performed Ernest Chausson concerto highlights a concert of gems from the 1890s. More » Music News September 24, 2019 Two Nabucco Productions — On the Same Day BY Janos Gereben Bay Area operagoers can choose between West Bay Opera’s production and a concert presentation by the Claude Heater Foundation. More » Music News September 19, 2019 Presidio Theatre Reborn as a Major New Performance Venue BY Janos Gereben Take a look inside San Francisco’s newest theater space. More » Artist Spotlight September 17, 2019 Nicholas McGegan’s “Retirement” Would Exhaust a Gaggle of Young Conductors BY Janos Gereben PBO’s longtime leading light shares his boundless energy with other ensembles around the globe. More » Music News September 17, 2019 SF Opera Keeps the HMS Indomitable Shipshape BY Janos Gereben The massive man-of-war setting for Billy Budd has a story of its own. More » Music News September 16, 2019 Pop-Up Magazine and SF Opera Collaborate in Local Events BY Janos Gereben Multimedia concerts with SFO divas celebrate escapes of all sorts on Sept. 20–21. More » Music News September 10, 2019 Season 64 of the Morrison Artists Series: Free and Spectacular BY Janos Gereben Boasting stellar chamber works performed by first-rate artists, the series is a long-running gift to Bay Area music lovers. More » Music News September 3, 2019 Silicon Valley Youth Chorus Cantabile a Winner at European Choir Games BY Janos Gereben Bay Area students foster international good will and bring home a gold medal. More » Music News August 27, 2019 Let Michael Tilson Thomas Speak of MTT, Mostly BY Janos Gereben Excerpts from classic interviews with the outgoing music director shine light on MTT’s approach to music and conducting. More » Music News August 26, 2019 Hot Mikado Coming to 42nd Street Moon BY Janos Gereben Yum-Yum and Nanki-Poo swing it in this updated jazz take on the Gilbert & Sullivan classic. More » Music News August 26, 2019 Ian Robertson Leaving SF Boys Chorus After 23 Years of Winning Hearts and Awards BY Janos Gereben Eric Choate to step into the beloved artistic director’s big shoes. More » Opera Review August 19, 2019 Merola 2019 Bids Farewell With Grand Finale BY Janos Gereben Nuanced power characterizes the expert renditions of challenging works by these accomplished Merolini. More » Music News August 12, 2019 SF Opera 2019 Fall Season Evokes a Long, Proud History BY Janos Gereben Classic operas, favorite artists, and a few innovations highlight the upcoming roster. More » Music News August 12, 2019 West Bay Opera’s All-Verdi Season Set for 2019–2020 BY Janos Gereben Look for soprano Christina Major in two lead roles. More » Music News July 29, 2019 The Voice Has a Big Presence in MTT’s Farewell Season BY Janos Gereben Sasha Cooke and Julia Bullock are artists-in-residence in a year that sees vocal and choral music take pride of place. More » Chamber Music Review July 29, 2019 [email protected] Continues to Cast a Magic Spell BY Janos Gereben A sublime reading of Josef Suk’s piano quartet transcends time and place. More » Music News July 23, 2019 Stern Grove Leadership Changes, Family Remains in Charge BY Janos Gereben A tour of the park’s legacy reveals a dynasty continuously renewing its generous gift to San Francisco’s music and nature lovers. More » Pages1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 … next › last »
