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Michael Zwiebach - July 16, 2013

It only took a few days for the American Bach Soloists to sell out its festival production of Heinrich Biber’s Missa Salisburgensis. For the lucky few who saw it, many of them new to ABS, it was massively entertaining.

Janos Gereben - July 16, 2013
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Janos Gereben - July 16, 2013
Concha Buika's music encompasses culture of Equatorial Guinea and Mallorca
Concha Buika's music encompasses culture of Equatorial Guinea and Mallorca

Janos Gereben - July 16, 2013

Mary Falvey — a leader in the founding group of SFCV, a board member from the beginning, its first treasurer, and board chair since 2010 — will yield the board chair post to Alisa Won.

Janos Gereben - July 16, 2013
Merola mezzo Zanda Švede Photos by Linda Brinums

Merola 2013 participant Zanda Švede is a magnificent mezzo from Latvia. She has a calm, self-assured, friendly, no-nonsense mien, maintained even when she says something surprising.

Janos Gereben - July 16, 2013

Hear the BBC Proms' version of Gen. MacArthur's farewell: "The choir, the choir, the choir ..." in the intermission of the brilliant First Night at the Proms that opened the concert series on Friday.

Janos Gereben - July 16, 2013
Piedmont East Bay Children's Choir in action Photos by Don Fogg
Piedmont East Bay Children's Choir in action
Jerry Kuderna - July 15, 2013

American Bach Soloists present Heinrich Biber’s rarely performed, 53-section Missa Salisburgensis, raining glory on all the performers.

Benjamin Frandzel - July 15, 2013

In an outstanding concert at the Carmel Bach Festival, Thea Musgrave’s new paean to J.S. Bach was both rich and exciting.