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Beethoven at Full Attention

David Bratman - January 3, 2012

The small but powerful S.F. Chamber Orchestra brings the virtues of midperiod Beethoven to top of mind.

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The Callas Effect: Rebooted

Jason Victor Serinus - January 3, 2012

Top soprano Angela Gheorghiu records a homage album, while EMI repackages Callas's recorded legacy yet again — this time with a new twist.

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Festival Opera Marches Into 2012

Festival Opera's <em>La Traviata</em> Photo by Robert Shomler

Mercifully varying from the demise of

Winter Warblers: Top Opera and Vocal Picks for 2012

Jason Victor Serinus - January 2, 2012

The Bay Area is replete with great vocalists and opera opportunities this winter and next spring. Here’s how to make the most of them.

A Symphonic Spring That May Never be Topped

Jeff Dunn - January 2, 2012

Lovers of orchestral music are in for something special, even historic, in the spring season. If you can’t spend everything on tickets, let SFCV guide you to the best of the best.

Weill Hall on New Year's Day Photos by Michael Strickland

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Green Music Center Joins the Country's Outstanding Venues

Janos Gereben - January 2, 2012

Product of a difficult birth — of great effort, difficult fundraising, delays, and mounting costs — Sonoma State University's Donald & Maureen Green Music Center is finally reality; a splendid one.

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The Enduring Legacy of Maria Callas

Jason Victor Serinus - January 2, 2012

The artistry of the 20th century’s greatest diva is again in the spotlight, in the wake of a new tribute album and more re-releases of her recorded legacy. In this persuasive summary of Callas’ impact, both the legend and the reality are analyzed.

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Recitals Enliven the 2012 Spring Season

Michelle Dulak Thomson - January 2, 2012

It would take something much larger than a recession to stop great chamber music ensembles from performing in the Bay Area. Below are a few of the best recitals to come in the next few months.