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Music News

Return of the Native: Vardanega, Chan

Janos Gereben - July 29, 2014
Audrey Vardanega
Audrey Vardanega

This column has followed the activities of two remarkable San Francisco child prodigies,

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Music News

National Youth Orchestra: From Weill to Weill

Janos Gereben - July 29, 2014
Josephine Stockwell
Josephine Stockwell
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Music News

Chromatic and Don Giovanni

Janos Gereben - July 29, 2014
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Don Giovanni cast's Amanda Woodbury, Edward Nelson, Karen Chia-Ling Ho, Yujin Kim in a photo by Stage Director James Darrah

James Da

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Music News

Darrah: Opera Future

Janos Gereben - July 29, 2014
James Darrah, talking about his many projects
James Darrah, talking about his many projects
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Review

Dr. Sun Yat-sen Triumphs in American Premiere

Rodney Punt - July 28, 2014

The adventurous Santa Fe Opera has a hit on its hands with a new opera about the major figure in the Chinese Revolution.

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Review

A Match Made in Passion

David Bratman - July 28, 2014

David Lang’s Pulitzer Prize–winning work is paired with Bach’s St. Matthew Passion at Carmel Bach, with some “holy minimalists” included for contrast.

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Review

Contemporary Music, Pluralism as One

Jessica Balik - July 28, 2014

An inviting melange of musical styles and subjects takes the high road at the 12th annual Festival of Contemporary Music.

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Preview

Audience Favorite: Pirates at Lamplighters

Molly Colin - July 28, 2014

San Francisco’s Lamplighters Music Theatre kicks off their 62nd season with a swashbuckling perennial Gilbert & Sullivan favorite, The Pirates of Penzance.

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Review

Midsummer Mozart Lights 40 Candles

Janos Gereben - July 27, 2014

Midsummer Mozart, now in the Festival's 40th season, shows no signs of slowing down, with exemplary performances led by George Cleve and the orchestra playing with precision.

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Review

A Surprisingly Fresh La bohème

Jason Victor Serinus - July 27, 2014

At the Saturday night opening of Mark Streshinsky’s production of La bohème for West Edge Opera, the erosion of boundaries between singers and audience left attendees beaming.