Janos Gereben appreciates news tips, corrections, and words of encouragement at janosg@gmail.com. Articles By This Author Music News Tosca to the West Bay Janos Gereben - October 8, 2013 Stacey Stofferahn to sing the title role in West Bay Opera's Tosca Music News Noodling Around the Green Music Center Janos Gereben - October 8, 2013 Emmanuel Morlet and Larry Furukawa-Schlereth Waffle With Bach and Pergolesi Janos Gereben - October 8, 2013 Music News Volti's Free-for-All Janos Gereben - October 8, 2013 Melissa DunphyVolti San Francisco, Robert Geary's chamber chorus that's a six-time ASC Music News Senta Returns Home ... for the First Time Janos Gereben - October 8, 2013 Homeward bound soprano Lise Lindstrom Unconfirmed but likely, based on reliable sources in Europe: Li Review Don't Fear This Beard, It Deserves Strokes Janos Gereben - October 4, 2013 A S.F. Symphony concert led by Pablo Heras-Casado offers a fascinating mix-and-match program, impressively executed, with a stunning performance by Leila Josefowicz. Music News Impact of Government Shutdown on the Arts Janos Gereben - October 1, 2013 Furloughed: NEA Acting Chair Joan ShigegawaFrom the League of American Orchestras: In what ha Music News Against Their Favourites, What Are Your Favorites? Janos Gereben - October 1, 2013 BBC Radio 3 has conducted a national audience poll about "favourite soundtracks" and John Williams' Star Wars main theme came in at number one. Music News The Latest in Bieitomania: Fidelio, Allegedly Janos Gereben - October 1, 2013 ENO's Fidelio with Emma Bell and the Heath Quartet Pianist, 109, Practices Every Day Janos Gereben - October 1, 2013 On November 26, Alice Herz-Sommer will turn 110. Just as for a century before, she is practicing the piano every day. The oldest pianist and Holocaust survivor is now the subject of a new documentary, The Lady in Number 6. Pagination « First First page ‹ Previous Previous page … 162 163 164 165 166 167 168 169 170 … Next › Next page Last » Last page
