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Janos Gereben - June 4, 2013
Rhys Chatham
Rhys Chatham

I have long known and admired Charles Amirkhanian, our Mr.

Janos Gereben - June 4, 2013
Laura Claycomb in the Glyndebourne <em>Ariadne</em>
Laura Claycomb in the Glyndebourne Ariadne

Janos Gereben - June 4, 2013
Live webcast crew edits feeds at the Cliburn Photos by Carolyn Cruz
Live webcast crew edits feeds at the Cliburn
Michael Zwiebach - June 3, 2013

The latest concert of the young, well-received duo ZOFO features music from several space-age composers and, of course, excursions to Gustav Holst’s The Planets

Michael Zwiebach - June 3, 2013

Hats off to Susan McMane, who will be taking her Young Women’s Choral Projects charges through a sampling of music, including Galuppi’s marvelous Dixit Dominus.

Janos Gereben - June 3, 2013

Eric Kujawsky's Redwood Symphony does full justice to the rich Sondheim score of Sweeney Todd at Cañada College's sprawling Main Theater.

Jeff Kaliss - May 31, 2013

The great bass player Charlie Haden is finally getting the tributes and recognition that his contributions to music deserve, including a tribute at the Healdsburg Jazz Festival.

Janice Berman - May 31, 2013

The master, music director of Cal Performances’ Ojai North festival (not to mention Ojai itself), brings his company to Zellerbach Hall for one night only.

David Bratman - May 31, 2013

Guest conductor Juraj Valčuha led the San Francisco Symphony burnished performances, with several standout solo performances serving as highlights.

David Bratman - May 31, 2013

This satisfying recording of Beethoven's Ninth is a masterwork of music, and a pleasing memento of what today’s San Francisco Symphony sounds like in concert.