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Music News

Alan Gilbert Says He’s Quitting the New York Philharmonic

Vulture - February 11, 2015

Alan Gilbert announces he's stepping down from the Phil in 2017.

Music News

Cal Performances Introduces RADICAL Program

Jeff Kaliss - February 11, 2015

Announcing a new program aimed at “millenials” to promote art through digital media.

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Music News

S.F. Symphony's 2015 Chinese New Year's Concert

Michael Zwiebach - February 11, 2015

Part concert, part traditional New Year's celebration, this yearly event is something you should take the kids to at least once.

Review

Philharmonia Baroque Explores Music of Bach's Cousins

Niels Swinkels - February 10, 2015

Bach's musical cousins got a highly satisfactory hearing from the historical performance specialists.

Music News

Ethnic Dance Festival Commemorates 1915 Exhibition

Michael Zwiebach - February 10, 2015

The Panama-Pacific International Exhibition is revisited in dance.

Review

Ghosts of Versailles Back From the Dead

Jim Farber - February 10, 2015

Los Angeles Opera breathes new life into John Corigliano’s brilliant, if overlong, opera.

Review

Corey Dargel Doles Out Easygoing Ironies in Song

Allan Kozinn - February 9, 2015

The indie-classical composer’s quirky, trademark style gets a few new twists in his latest song collection.

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Artist Spotlight

Renaud Capuçon: On Partnerships and the Quest for Musical Perfection

Jeff Kaliss - February 9, 2015

Speaking to us from his home in Paris during a well-deserved break from the road, virtuoso violinist Renaud Capuçon discusses the women, repertoire, and violins in his life.