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Music News

And the Granddaddy of Them All: Fantasia

Janos Gereben - May 20, 2014

<em>The Sorcerer's Apprentice</em> — *The Sorcerer's Apprentice*

Several generations in the recent past received the

Music News

Film Music Great: Ikebe

Janos Gereben - May 20, 2014

The dream-like music for <em>Kurosawa's Dreams</em> was written by Shinichiro Ikebe — The dream-like music for *Kurosawa's Dreams* was written by Shinichi

Music News

Will Putin Show Up for Our Soviet Silents?

Janos Gereben - May 20, 2014

The Matti Bye Ensemble provides music for this 1928 silent film from and of <em>The Land of the Bolsheviks</em> — The Matti Bye Ensemble provides music for this 19

Music News

Music of the Silents and World's Busiest Musicians

Janos Gereben - May 20, 2014

F. Harmon Weight's 1928 <em>Midnight Madness</em>, music by Stephen Horne (Castro, 3 p.m. May 30) — F.

Artist Spotlight

Francesca Zambello’s Show Boat: An American Classic at Home in San Francisco

Lisa Houston - May 19, 2014

As S.F. Opera prepares to launch its summer production of the great musical Show Boat, its director reflects on its broad relevance to the America of today.

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Preview

Show Boat Navigates American History

Janos Gereben - May 19, 2014

San Francisco Opera's premiere of the Jerome Kern-Oscar Hammerstein II Show Boat on June 1 is an event that goes far beyond "just another opera."

Review

Requiem for a Mighty Oakland Team

Steven Winn - May 19, 2014

Great exaltations ring out through Oakland's Paramount Theatre when the Oakland East Bay Symphony and Oakland Youth Orchestra ssemble for a performance of Berlioz’ stupendous Requiem.

Review

Brahmsian Inspiration at Symphony Silicon Valley

David Bratman - May 19, 2014

The Symphony Silicon Valley offers a Brahms inspired concert with guest conductor Karen Kamensek and guest pianist Jon Nakamatsu.

Review

S.F. Symphony Devours Bartók Concerto

Jeff Dunn - May 16, 2014

From moments of tender lyricism to thrilling virtuoso expostulations, the Christian Tetzlaff-Tilson-Thomas axis held San Francisco Symphony patrons in thrall.