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Lisa Hirsch - June 21, 2013

In the opera Mary Magdalene, a fine quartet of leading singers and excellent musical leadership is held back by the libretto, staging, and score.

Michelle Dulak Thomson - June 21, 2013

The arias on this CD, most never recorded before and music that is mostly unknown, are all tailored to particular singers, and they wind up showcasing what amounts to "first version" Handel compositions.

Michael Zwiebach - June 20, 2013
Jacques Offenbach
Jacques Offenbach

A German-Jewish musician, a cellist, all of 19, makes his way to Paris to begin a virtuoso c

Michael Zwiebach - June 20, 2013

If there’s a single event that parents and kids should enjoy together, it is the Garden of Memory mini-festival on June 21 at the Chapel of the Chimes Columbarium in Oakland.

SFCV Staff - June 20, 2013

EMI Records is offering the track "Besame Mucho" from Los Pájaros Perdidos for SFCV users to enjoy.

Michael Zwiebach - June 20, 2013

Beach days are here, even in Northern California. And with it arrives the first of our beach playlists.

David Bratman - June 19, 2013

Music of genius and imagination illuminates the second Silicon Valley Music Festival program.

Janos Gereben - June 18, 2013
Toscanini
Recognized Soviet war role

In 1944, to honor the Allied victory in Italy, Arturo Toscanini conducted Verdi's Hymn

Janos Gereben - June 18, 2013

Getting ready for the end of San Francisco Symphony's 101st season this month, turn your attention to the internet, where there is a wealth of SFS performances.

Janos Gereben - June 18, 2013

East Palo Alto housing advocate William Webster appears in a new role, as the composer of The Little Match Girl, to receive its world premiere on June 20 at a Montparnasse music festival in Paris.

Webster composed the opera, based on the Hans Christian Andersen story, in the 1970s, when studying music at Stanford.