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Janos Gereben - August 13, 2013

Regina Resnik, who died last week at age 90, started her career as a soprano and between 1946 and 1982 sang many major roles in the War Memorial, including Leonore (Fidelio), Donna Anna, Donna El

Janos Gereben - August 13, 2013
Met property master James Blumenfeld, whose crew is installing the new seats Photo by Claudio Papapietro
Met property master James Blumenfeld, whos
Janos Gereben - August 13, 2013
Berlin musicians heading to San Francisco State
Berlin musicians heading to San Francisco State

Richard Festinger's annou

Janos Gereben - August 13, 2013

Wireless text-like emergency alert messages accompanied by a high-pitched squeal were sent to cellphone users in five Western states last week during the hunt for James Lee DiMaggio after he abducted a young girl.

Janos Gereben - August 13, 2013
Trifonov: Playing Glazunov, not Tchaikovsky
Trifonov: Playing Glazunov, not Tchaikovsky

Don't forget to check the

Janos Gereben - August 12, 2013

The jewel box of the Napa Valley Opera House is about to undergo major surgery in spite of heated opposition.

David Bratman - August 8, 2013

A rarely heard The Art of the Fugue in its entirety at Music@Menlo offered a delightful, exciting, artistically moving, and enlightening performance.

Michael Zwiebach - August 8, 2013

Our friends over at NPR are running a summer contest to decide on "the great American symphony." Since they brought it up, here’s a list of American symphonies we think you ought to give a try. 

Mark MacNamara - August 8, 2013

Not the afternoon hoped for at an San Francisco Symphony pops concert at the Green Music Center.