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Janos Gereben - September 17, 2013

Much has been said here in Music News about Jim Meredith's Sonos Handbell Ensemble — its tours, and his composition of Misterium, a virtual handbell choir piece, performed by 440 handbell musicians from 28 states and six countries.

Janos Gereben - September 17, 2013
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Emanuel Ax ("Manny"), Beethoven soloist

Instead of the usual 1-2-3 (overture, concerto, symphony), the San Francisco Symphony's

Janos Gereben - September 17, 2013
Flicka, with cue cards; Michael Morgan on the right Photos by Drew Altizer
Flicka, with cue cards; Michael Morgan on the right
Georgia Rowe - September 16, 2013

The always adventurous Left Coast Chamber Ensemble launched its 2013-2014 season, making a bold sonic progress from Bach to Elliott Carter.

Ken Iisaka - September 16, 2013

Dancing through a varied program, much of it in three-quarter time, pianist Sean Chen proves himself an estimable keyboard artist and a fine showman.

Georgia Rowe - September 16, 2013

Many brilliant season offerings are promised by Cal Performances, which presents world-class artists in concerts and residencies on the UC Berkeley campus.

Janice Berman - September 15, 2013

The San Francisco Dance Film Festival offered fine examples of live performance on film and video, in a showcase in which the shorts intrigued the most.

Jason Victor Serinus - September 13, 2013

Sumptuous vocalism displayed in a personal grab bag of soprano-rarities marks Renée Fleming’s latest CD.

Janos Gereben - September 13, 2013

The San Francisco Symphony's subscription series opening the 2013-2014 season is well balanced: something new and interesting, something old and well-worn, something rare and tremulous.

Michael Zwiebach - September 12, 2013

Music education through the ages.