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Review

Gold Coast Chamber Players: A Tone of Mysteries

Donna Stoering - March 3, 2013

Playing a fascinating program of Mozart and Haydn, the Gold Coast Chamber Players’ performance fell short.

Review

Other Minds Merges Subcontinents

Jeff Dunn - March 3, 2013

The first concert of the Other Minds Festival #18 juxtaposes music from Greenland, India, and the Faroe Islands.

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Daring World Tour by the S.F. Ballet

Janice Berman - March 2, 2013

You can’t scotch S.F. Ballet’s vigor and its ever-venturesome choreography, whether old or young.

Review

Bountiful Bruckner in Memory

Lisa Hirsch - March 2, 2013

The San Francisco Symphony memorializes one of its great members, oboist William Bennett, with a moving concert of Bruckner and Mozart.

In Memoriam: William Bennett: 1956-2013

Jeff Kaliss - March 1, 2013

After the passing of William Bennett (1956-2013), prinicpal oboist of the San Francisco Symphony, a remembrance.

Review

Thomas Hampson’s Glorious Richness

Steven Winn - February 28, 2013

Baritone Thomas Hampson’s artistry guarantees a memorable evening of art songs, by Schumann, Barber, and Michael Hersch.

SFCV Music Educator Award

SFCV Staff - February 28, 2013

Who brought music into your life? Who fostered your musical talent, and changed your life? Do you know a teacher whose effort, dedication, and inventiveness deserve to be recognized?

Composer of the Week: Giaochino Rossini

Mark MacNamara - February 28, 2013

Each week we celebrate the birthday of one composer from the SFCV composer gallery. This week’s birthday boy is Gioachino Rossini (born Feb. 29, 1792), whose career ushered in the “Golden Century” of Italian opera. The Barber of Seville is, of course, one of the best first-opera experiences for young children.

Duets Mixtape: Love’s Challenges

Michael Zwiebach - February 28, 2013

Thank goodness for the problems two people have falling in love and the jams that love lands them in: Otherwise, there would be much less to sing about.