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A 'Little Opera' for Elementary School Kids

Mark MacNamara - September 13, 2012

This is a terrific program for small children, ages 7 to 10, or between first and fifth grade: September to March — you sign up for the entire year, with no in and out privileges. It’s located at the West Portal School from 4 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays, and it is usually conducted as a master class by a member of the local opera community.

Music News

Real Advice: How to Grow a Young Musician

Mark MacNamara - September 13, 2012

Thinking of parents looking to introduce their children to a classical music educa

Feature

Cal Performances' High Octane Season

Mark MacNamara - September 12, 2012

Cal Performances has once again crammed a whole world of diverse art into one season. Director Matias Tarnopolsky guides you to the featured performances.

Artist Spotlight

Joshua Bell Returns: Cue the Spotlight

Jeff Kaliss - September 12, 2012

Violinist Joshua Bell anticipates his performance at S.F. Symphony’s season opener.

Music News

Kent Nagano Appointment Rumor

Janos Gereben - September 11, 2012

Hamburg's new concert hall in the sky, over the Elbe River

Kent Nagano, mil

Feature

Something Old, Something New: Borrow This Dance List for Fall

Janice Berman - September 11, 2012

SFCV leaps into the rich Bay Area dance scene this season. Here’s a guide to events we’ll have our eyes on.

Review

New Esterházy Quartet Bridges "Pop" and Highbrow Haydn

Thomas Busse - September 11, 2012

The New Esterházy String Quartet, with soprano Christine Brandes, was equally at home in the works of Haydn’s London period and in his less-showy, earlier pieces.