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The Festival del Sole featured dancers from the Bolshoi ballet in an impressive program with a spectacular surprise.

The Merola production of Postcard From Morocco is packaged in mystery and enigma, but delivers a dreamscape of a score.

London’s always a great place to be for the arts, but right now it’s dressed to the nines.

A seven-disc treasure trove captures Music@Menlo’s 2011 sumptuous banquet of Brahms and others.

Opera fans have a good few weeks ahead if they haven’t decamped for summer vacations. First up, this weekend, is the Merola Opera Program with Dominick Argento’s quirky, imaginative Postcards From Morocco.

The little Midsummer Mozart Festival will be in full swing this weekend, with pianist Audrey Vardanega, now an experienced soloist at the advanced age of 16, playing the delightful Piano Concerto in G Major, No. 17.

What could be sweeter than hearing terrific playing and thought-provoking lectures at a noted guitar fest in the scenic Sierra Nevada?

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Keeping It Real at Dance Camp
Willy Wonka, Even More Amazing

Although his solo careers drew him out of the Romero Guitar Quartet he’d grown up with, the lively, loquacious Angel Romero has retained his vital family connections.

El Cerrito’s West Edge Opera dives into Weill/Brecht and Hagen/Muldoon, with two new “sin city” offerings.