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Candlelight Yuletude

SFCV Staff - December 3, 2009

If you have never attended a San Francisco Bach Choir holiday concert, you are missing out on a heart-warming affair.

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Shepherdess With a Sword

Jason Victor Serinus - December 3, 2009

When Christine Lim of San Francisco Performances invited former San Francisco Opera Adler Fellow soprano Ji Young Yang to present a one-hour Salon at the Rex, Yang proposed a pairing with her fellow, former Adlerian, countertenor Gerald Thompson. Thus was born a duo recital that began with early music, then embraced the unexpected.

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The Tallis Scholars

Michael Zwiebach - December 1, 2009

The Tallis Scholars sing in Berkeley this week, courtesy of Cal Performances. At the First Congregational Church, they perform one of Josquin des Prez’ greatest works, the sublime Missa de Beata Vergine (Mass of the Blessed Virgin).

Joana Carneiro: Enjoying Her Breakout Year

Michael Zwiebach - December 1, 2009

Joana Carneiro, the music director of the Berkeley Symphony, has established herself as a conductor at the relatively young age of 33.

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Think Global, Sing Local

Lisa Houston - December 1, 2009
With an abundance of choices for choral music this season, you might want to mark your calendar for “Canción de Navidad,” the Dec. 12 and 13 concerts of Clerestory, a relative newcomer to the Bay Area’s choral scene.

Music News: December 1, 2009

Janos Gereben - December 1, 2009

Those First Steps to Classical Music

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A Major Kronos Get-Together

Jason Victor Serinus - December 1, 2009
A significant homecoming is on the horizon for the Kronos Quartet. On Dec. 13 at UC Berkeley’s Hertz Hall, the astounding Joan Jeanrenaud, who was the quartet’s cellist for two decades before taking her leave over 10 years ago, rejoins her old cohorts for the world premiere of Vladimir Martynov’s Schubert-Quintet (Unfinished).
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A Gift of Song For the Holidays

Jason Victor Serinus - November 30, 2009
Given the large number of fine recordings released in the past year, a first-time visitor to Planet Earth would hardly suspect that the record industry is in the doldrums. Nor will the music lovers on your holiday gift list think anything is amiss, if you present them with one or more of the sonic goodies in the guide that follows.
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An Early Christmas Gift

Marianne Lipanovich - November 30, 2009
“Old-fashioned” Christmas music takes on a new meaning when the Philharmonia Baroque Chamber Players celebrate the holiday season at Kohl Mansion on Dec. 13. Like its parent group, the Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra, this chamber music quartet performs early music on period instruments.
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Cecilia Bartoli: More With Less

Jason Victor Serinus - November 30, 2009

It’s a toss-up as to whether listening to mezzo-soprano Cecilia Bartoli’s spectacular new Decca recording of music written for the star castrati of the 18th century is more exhilarating or exhausting.