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Review

Berkeley Symphony Illuminates Stories

Jeff Dunn - February 9, 2013

“The Illuminators” program conducted by Joana Carneiro highlights musical associations and narratives with varying success.

Review

Symphony Chorus' Majestic, Hair-Raising, Tour de Force

Lisa Hirsch - February 8, 2013

In a program apparently designed to show off the glorious Symphony Chorus, this week's Poulenc and Berlioz extravaganza, led in masterly fashion by guest conductor Charles Dutoit, is a majestic occasion.

Music News

Book Report

Mark MacNamara - February 7, 2013

The other day a book arrived in the mail: When Stravinsky Met Nijinsky (Two Arti

Music News

Scholarship Opportunity for Classical Music Students in Marin

Mark MacNamara - February 7, 2013

Marin Music Chest Scholarhip — Marin Music Chest Scholarship, past winners

Deadline approaching: The Marin Music Chest, which

Music News

About Town

Mark MacNamara - February 7, 2013

February 9 at First Congregational Church of Berkeley: Young People’s Symphony Orchestra Winter Concert. On the program: Brahms’ Double; Tchaikovsky’s Symphony No. 4. Amos Yang, from the S.F. Symphony, does the solo honors on cello. Along with 95 young musicians, ages 12 to 21, conducted by David Ramadanoff.

Music News

Music in the Schools Series: San Francisco Waldorf High School

Mark MacNamara - February 7, 2013

We’re adding a new feature to the Kids Around the Bay column, in which we report on what’s going on in the schools. It’s an effort to give parents a close look at the resources and philosophy that different schools offer. We begin with the San Francisco Waldorf School and a chat with David Weber, a humanities and music teacher in the Waldorf High School.

Where Did All the Cellos Go?

SFCV Staff - February 7, 2013

Teen filmmaker and cellist Hana Dahl uploaded the video "Where Did All The Cellos Go" on YouTube. We think you'll want to see it and share it, so here it is, all seven minutes of awesome.

Preview

Ainadamar by Golijov

Michael Zwiebach - February 6, 2013

In a good production, Osvaldo Golijov and David Henry Hwang’s 80-minute opera Ainadamar packs one heck of a punch.

Preview

Heras-Casado conducts Prokofiev's Fifth Symphony

Michael Zwiebach - February 6, 2013

Pablo Heras-Casado’s mastery of contemporary-music idioms is perfect for the S.F. Symphony’s West Coast premiere of Magnus Lindberg's EXPO.

Preview

Come for the Music, Stay for the Flamenco

Marianne Lipanovich - February 6, 2013

Promising a feast for the senses, Opera Parallèle’s Ainadamar employs flamenco devices as it depicts incidents in the life of the murdered poet Federico García Lorca.