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Janos Gereben - April 2, 2013
Dancer/choreographer Shabnam fuses traditional and contemporary belly dance Photos by RJ Muna
Dancer/choreographer Shabnam fuses traditional and co
Janos Gereben - April 2, 2013
Hear Bruckner in Paul Smith's Fauxharmonic version
Hear Bruckner in Paul Smith's Fauxharmonic version

A "friend in the busin

Janos Gereben - April 2, 2013
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What The Rite of Spring looks like

If you want to hear and see a digital display of Stravinsky's The

Janos Gereben - April 2, 2013
Humans, exceptional ones, remain in the Ballet orchestra pit
Humans, exceptional ones, remain in the Ballet orchestra pit

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Jeff Kaliss - April 1, 2013

The man-of-many-voices Bobby McFerrin reflects on his career start in the Bay Area, his musical legacy from his parents, and his recent innovative CDs.

Jason Victor Serinus - April 1, 2013

KQED-TV will air a riveting documentary about a violin prodigy who founded an orchestra in Palestine and saved hundreds of Jews’ lives.

Janos Gereben - April 1, 2013

After a weekend of lengthy and intensive contract talks, on the 18th day of a strike, musicians and the administration of the San Francisco Symphony reached a tentative agreement.

David Bratman - March 31, 2013

The San Francisco Performances presentation of Jonathan Biss showcases Schumann and the strength of the Elias String Quartet.

Jeff Dunn - March 30, 2013

A Berkeley Symphony program of “Idealists” Steven Stucky and Anton Bruckner offers different perspectives on nature.

Jason Victor Serinus - March 29, 2013

That baritone Matthias Goerne is one of the great lieder interpreters of our era is beyond question. His latest recording of Schubert lieder is an object lesson in great song interpretation.