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Review

Rattle's Polished Rite of Spring

Niels Swinkels - May 28, 2013

In a centennial rite, Rite of Spring gets yet another recording, this time by Simon Rattle with his Berlin Philharmonic.

Music News

Read Up On, Talk About Mary Magdalene

Janos Gereben - May 28, 2013

Nathan Gunn (Yeshua) and Sasha Cooke (Mary Magdalene) in the San Francisco world premiere of Mark Adamo's opera — Nathan Gunn (Yeshua) and Sasha Cooke (Mary Magdalene) in th

Music News

Prince of Madness in Workshop Premiere

Janos Gereben - May 28, 2013

<em>Gesualdo</em> poster Art by Sony Green — Art by Sony Green

Opera Parallèle presents the firs

Music News

S.F. Civic Symphony: Making Music for the Fun of It

Janos Gereben - May 28, 2013

Professional poster for amateur orchestra

An orchestra founded in 1931, the

Music News

Silicon Valley Music Festival Returns

Janos Gereben - May 28, 2013

At last year's festival: Isabelle Chapuis, flute; Agnes Kallay, cello; Jasmin Arakawa, piano By Medina Photography — At last year's festival: Isabelle Chapuis, flut

Music News

From the List Maker: Piano Concertos

Janos Gereben - May 28, 2013

Will Rautavaara's Piano Concerto be heard at the Van Cliburn? Photo by Ari Korkala — Will Rautavaara's Piano Concerto be heard at the Van Cliburn?

Music News

R.I.P. Claramae Turner

Janos Gereben - May 28, 2013

Contralto Claramae Turner, 92, died in Santa Rosa earlier this month.

Music News

Stanford's New Season: A New Day

Janos Gereben - May 28, 2013

Brazil's Grupo Corpo is coming to Stanford

It might have been a stricly subjective response,

Preview

Music for Hitchcock's Silent Films

Janos Gereben - May 28, 2013

The S.F. Silent Film Festival will feature nine near-forgotten Hitchcock silent films, June 14-16, recently restored and presented with live musical accompaniment, including new compositions.