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Sweet, Sad Sounds From Offshore Africa

Jeff Kaliss - September 6, 2011

A unique collaboration between a Cape Verdean singer and a jazz arranger makes room for a string quartet in a story of cultural exchange.

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Music News: Sept. 7, 2011

Janos Gereben - September 6, 2011

Levine Injured, Luisi Steps In, Withdraws from SFS Concerts

James Levine's precarious health suffered a new setback over the weekend, and the Metropolitan Opera music director announced on Tuesday that he is withdrawing from fall performances at the Met.
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Through Glass: Building a Legacy in Big Sur

Be'eri Moalem - September 5, 2011

At the Days and Nights Festival, Philip Glass conjures distinct sound colors as his musical fingerprint in music heavy on the synthesized organs.

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Renaissance Symphony: The San Francisco Symphony's Rise to Greatness

Steven Winn - September 4, 2011

Bucking nationwide trends, the city by the Bay's premier orchestra worked its way to the top of the symphonic world and improved its financial health, while reaching thousands of new listeners.

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Something Borrowed, Something Blue, Everything Tasty

Michelle Dulak Thomson - September 2, 2011

The new season includes music specialists — those who bring you the earliest music, and those who bring you the latest.

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Kids Around the Bay

Lisa Petrie - September 1, 2011

Reylon Yount Scores Big For World Music
Pacific Collegium Promotes Peace on 9/11
Arts in Education Week is Sept. 12-17

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Fall Orchestra Concerts: The Stars Are Aligned

Jeff Dunn - August 30, 2011

The 100th-anniversary season of the S.F. Symphony features a star-studded lineup. But it’s not the only orchestra with exciting performers and composers. Here are highlights from the birthday orchestra, as well as other concerts to put on the calendar.

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Frets Fantastic: Seven Guitarists Highlight Autumn

Scott Cmiel and Jeff Kaliss - August 30, 2011

The guitar once again shows its virtuosity in the Bay Area, a haven of great players.

Music News: Aug. 30, 2011

Janos Gereben - August 30, 2011

Profiling Our 'Centennial Players'

This is the first of a weekly series featuring musicians of the San Francisco Symphony, performing in concerts of the orchestra’s centennial season:

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American Choral Through a British Lens

Jason Victor Serinus - August 30, 2011

Trinity College Choir’s pure, warm vocalism distinguishes its disc of a cappella works, most of them explicitly Christian, by eight North American composers.