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Philharmonia Baroque on the Move

Janos Gereben - August 5, 2014

Nicholas McGegan, the Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra and Chorale are on a big tour this summer, including performances of Handel's Acis and Galatea with the Mark Morris Dance Group at Lincoln Center's Mostly Mozart Festival (Aug. 7-9 and 17), Handel's Teseo at the Tanglewood Festival (Aug.

Music News

S.F. Choral Society's German Requiem

Janos Gereben - August 5, 2014

Artistic Director Robert Geary Photo by Geneva Anderson — Artistic Director Robert Geary

Music News

Left Coast: Big Season from a Small Ensemble

Janos Gereben - August 5, 2014

Back row: Michael Goldberg (guitar), Jerome Simas (clarinet), Andrea Plesnarski (oboe), Thomas Nugent (oboe), Stacey Pelinka (flute), Michel Taddei (double bass), Kurt Rohde (viola), Phyllis Kamrin (viola/violin), and Eric Zivian (piano); seated on floor: Anna Presler (violin), Tanya Tomkins (cello) Photo by Jeanett</body></html>

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Infectious Energy of the National Youth Orchestra

Steve Osborn - August 4, 2014

The impressive National Youth Orchestra rings out with joy and conviction in Weill Hall.

Preview

This Piano Festival Has It All, Even Ballet

Janos Gereben - August 3, 2014

The 5th Milton and Peggy Salkind International Piano Duo Festival, in several locations, Aug. 7-9, will have all combinations and even ballet.

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One Man's Treasure: Monsieur Chopin

Molly Colin - August 2, 2014

Hershey Felder brings the pianist Frederic Chopin to life in his solo show, Monsieur Chopin, now playing on the Berkeley Repertory Theatre's Thrust Stage through Aug. 10.

Review

An Erotically Charged Don Giovanni

Niels Swinkels - August 2, 2014

The Merola Opera program's staging of Don Giovanni, directed by James Darrah, offers an incredibly talented cast in an erotically charged, very physical environment.

Review

Eastern Edge and Immaculate: Yura Lee

Be'eri Moalem - July 31, 2014

Yura Lee treats her Music@Menlo audience to a range of Eastern-European works for her masterful violin.

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From Russia With Love of Choral Tradition

Molly Colin - July 31, 2014

From medieval chants to premieres, the third International Russian Choral Music Festival gets underway Aug. 3 in San Francisco and runs through Aug. 10.