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Janos Gereben - May 6, 2014
Helen and John Meyer flank Karen Ames at the launch event for last year's Stephanie Blythe recording
Helen and John Meyer flank Karen Ames at the launch event for last year'
Janos Gereben - May 6, 2014

It's doubtful that anything will come of it, but the Metropolitan Opera unions's move to include the press (and thus the public) in contract talks is, at the very least, "interesting." As reported by Jennifer Maloney in The Wall Street Journal:

Janos Gereben - May 6, 2014
Stephanie Railsback instructs kindergartners at St. Martin de Porres School Photo by Chris Duffey
Stephanie Railsback instructs kindergartners at St.
Janos Gereben - May 6, 2014
Natalia Osipova to tour with Ballet San Jose
Natalia Osipova to tour with Ballet San Jose

Ballet San Jose Artistic Director José Manuel Carreño has

Janos Gereben - May 6, 2014
Martha Rodriguez-Salazar conducts Solera Singers and 30th Street Chorus at Community Music Center's 90th birthday party Photo by Mercedes Romero
Martha Rodriguez-Salazar condu
Margaret Jones - May 5, 2014

Rarely performed music of masters and one younger brother made for a stimulating and surprising afternoon.

Steven Winn - May 5, 2014

The pulse of the West Edge Opera's Aroldo may have been a bit uneven, but there was no doubt that the opera is Verdi’s living, breathing, creation worthy of a live encounter.

Edward Ortiz - May 5, 2014

Eric Zivian unleashes a fascinating musical lesson about how the piano’s technical evolution has freed certain composers’ imagination.

Niels Swinkels - May 5, 2014

The SFS is currently on two weeks of ‘Bach camp,’ delving into the music of father J.S. and son C.P.E Bach under the guidance of Dutch conductor Ton Koopman.

Jason Victor Serinus - May 4, 2014

Before a a thrilled audience, as though she could do no wrong, mezzo-soprano Stephanie Blythe dedicated her take-no-prisoners voice to a winning program of French song and American popular classics from the 20th century.