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Music News

Guest Conductor to Lead Berkeley Symphony Concert

Janos Gereben - February 2, 2016

Music Director Joana Carneiro has had to withdraw from the upcoming concert.

Review

The Ives Collective: Endings and Beginnings

Rebecca Wishnia - February 2, 2016

The Ives Quartet has morphed into the Ives Collective, which began 2016 with Messiaen’s Quartet for the End of Time

Feature

Last Notes for a Quartet

Mark MacNamara - February 1, 2016

The Cypress Quartet musicians are ending their run together, after 20 years. Cellist Jennifer Kloetzel fills in the details.

Preview

Vân-Ánh Võ’s Odyssey

Lou Fancher - February 1, 2016

The composer/performer is taking the Bay Area by storm with a series of premieres and performances this month.

Music News

Merola Program Selects 29 Young Artists from Around the World

Janos Gereben - February 1, 2016

San Francisco's Merola Opera Program announced on Monday the selection of 23 singers, five apprentice coaches, and one apprentice stage director for its 2016 season.

Review

Gabriel Kahane’s Musical Eclecticism Mixes with Schubert at Bing

Joe Cadagin - February 1, 2016

The singer-songwriter/composer joined string quartet Brooklyn Rider for a different kind of Schubertiade.

Review

‘Fearful Symmetries’ a Bit Off Kilter at S.F. Ballet

Janice Berman - February 1, 2016

Liam Scarlett’s latest ballet goes exuberantly “street,” and Mark Morris’ “Drink to Me Only ...” makes a welcome return.

Review

S.F. Symphony Offers a Vigorous Mashup of the 'Exotic East'

Janos Gereben - January 29, 2016

Conductor Edwin Outwater and pianist Stephen Hough teamed up for Saint-Saens’ Concerto No. 5, and the orchestra leapt through several other Eastern-themed pieces.