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With ambitious programming, as well as forums and lectures, American Bach Soloists is launching a Bach Festival in San Francisco.

Audiences are discovering a wealth of Latin American music through a woodwind quintet’s missionary efforts.

Smaller-scale oratorios that Bach repurposed are sung vibrantly by the Retrospect Ensemble, and wonderfully recorded.

Ranging from good to great, despite some odd tempos along the way, two brilliant singers render arias by Verdi, Mozart, Dvořák, and Puccini.

Rob Kapilow, the composer of the Marin Symphony’s latest commissioned work, on the anniversary of the Golden Gate Bridge, came to the Bay Area to gather ideas from the people who live next to it.

Johannes Brahms' identification with an old tradition of music is the subject of the upcoming California Bach Society concerts, and choral music the composer wrote in this era has exceptional drama and impact.

A Mass by a contemporary of Bach’s receives its first West Coast hearing, performed by American Bach Soloists.

Episode 1: We’re also excited to bring you the first in a new series of podcasts. KDFC's Dianne Nicolini and SFCV’s Lisa Petrie will highlight don’t–miss events of the week, and other news from the kids beat.

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