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Music News

Music from the English Renaissance

Janos Gereben - September 3, 2013

Schola Adventus: soprano Jennifer Ashworth, alto Lauren Carley, music director Paul Ellison, tenor Kevin Baum, bass Jim Monios<br>Photo by Jude Morton — Schola

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Does Your Goldfish Prefer Bach or Stravinsky?

Janos Gereben - September 3, 2013

Knows his/her Bach from his/her Stravinsky

Goldfish, reports

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West Edge Presents Vanessa Concert Version

Janos Gereben - September 3, 2013

Marie Plette (Vanessa) and Nikola Printz (Erika) sing principal roles in West Edge Opera performances Photo by Jeremy Knight — Marie Plette (Vanessa) and Nikola Printz (Erik

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Musicians Reported Executed in North Korea

Janos Gereben - September 3, 2013

Kim Jong-un and Hyun Song-wol, shown at concert in Pyongyang on Aug. 8, reported to have been executed on Aug.</body></html>

Fall Freebies: Cal Performances, Yerba Buena, Others

Janos Gereben - September 3, 2013

Because it's been well publicized before, this is just a reminder of the Sept. 29 Cal Performances Free-For-All.

Music News

Parnassus Returns Orchestral Music to The Nourse

Janos Gereben - September 3, 2013

Venerable and formerly dilapidated

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Remembering Lotfi Mansouri

Janos Gereben - September 3, 2013

Besides Classical Voice’s obituary, note San Francisco Opera’s own tribute to the company's fourth general director, and watch the hour-long video of an interview with Mansouri when he received an NEA award.

In Memoriam Lotfi Mansouri: 1929-2013

Janos Gereben - August 30, 2013

Lotfi Mansouri, stage director and company executive with a varied and significant role in contemporary opera, died Friday after a long bout with cancer. He was 84.

Artist Spotlight

Audra McDonald: Right Gal for S.F. Symphony’s Gala

Jeff Kaliss - August 30, 2013

Quadruple threat Audra McDonald warms up her extraordinary pipes for opening night at the S.F. Symphony, and talks about her love for educating youth.