Janos Gereben

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Van Cliburn Public Appearance

Janos Gereben - September 11, 2012

Van Cliburn, terminally ill with cancer, is wheel-chair ridden and using an oxygen inhaler at all times. And yet, last Thursday, when his Van Cliburn Foundation in Fort Worth celebrated its 50th anniversary, he was determined to attend. Friends reported that Cliburn "loaded up on oxygen in advance," and he walked on stage, spoke briefly, and walked out.

Music News

Sailing Away in Dance and History

Janos Gereben - September 11, 2012

Antoine Hunter and Amara Tabor Smith in <em>Sailing Away</em> Photos by Zaccho — Antoine Hunter and Amara Tabor Smith in *Sailing Away*

Music News

Dragons Over the Bay

Janos Gereben - September 11, 2012

Yes, we have the America's Cup in the pon

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Music News: Sept 4, 2012

Janos Gereben - September 4, 2012

IN THIS ISSUE:

More Vivaldi for the Bay San Francisco Opera's 90th Season Opens This Week Judith Nelson Memorial Concert Ensemble Galilei Presents First Person: Seeing AmericaNagano-Dudamel Two-Step in Sweden From Bach to Beatles' on the Johnson Organ Season 30 for Music at Kohl Mansion S.F. Opera — Ah, the Good Old Days!A Wealth of Opera on TV and Radio

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Music News: Aug. 28, 2012

Janos Gereben - August 28, 2012

Intergenerational Flux at Crowden

Aaron Requiro, David Requiro, and Miles Graber performing at Crowden in 2007 Photo by David Weiland

Preview

S.F. Conservatory to Around the World

Janos Gereben - August 23, 2012

Globetrotters from the Aleron Trip are returning to the city of their alma mater to give a concert at Salle Pianos.

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Music News: Aug. 21, 2012

Janos Gereben - August 21, 2012

East-West Fête, Gratis

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Review

All is Alive 'Round Merola Finale's Ghostly Light

Janos Gereben - August 19, 2012

The Merola Grand Finale, which presented — and said farewell to — one of the finest Merola classes in years, presented six tenors all of whom are ready for prime time.

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New Management for Fremont Symphony at a Critical Stage

Janos Gereben - August 16, 2012

The Fremont Symphony is replacing David Sloss, who headed the orchestra since 1980, and Sue Rose in what the orchestra has termed a "challenging new direction" and spurred by a new grant.