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Janos Gereben - March 25, 2013

As the San Francisco Symphony strike goes into its third week, there are few signs that it is close to a resolution.

Beth Hondl - March 25, 2013

Constance Hoffman is a costume designer who, as she says, tells stories. “My medium just happens to be costume.” The medium, however, requires a lot of research, especially for a Biblical epic, which could easily devolve into Cecil B. DeMille territory or stylization, which, in Hoffman’s view, wouldn’t fit this story.

Janice Berman - March 23, 2013

The presentation of neoclassical masters, the inspiration for Ballet San Jose’s performances, covered a lot of ground, and the artists rose brightly to the challenge.

Janice Berman - March 22, 2013

Onegin the evening-length extravaganza is back by popular demand at S.F. Ballet, with a prodigy of gorgeous dancing, stars to corps; an utterly gripping storyline, and a profoundly physical presentation.

Georgia Rowe - March 22, 2013

The spirit of Schumann was deeply felt in the Left Coast's tribute to his influence, an evening that married standard repertoire and contemporary works in provocative and beguiling ways.

Jeff Kaliss - March 22, 2013

Maria Schneider marries melody to words in her latest release Winter Morning Walks, featuring Dawn Upshaw and two renowned Chamber Orchestras.

Mark MacNamara - March 21, 2013
Berkeley Ballet Youth Company
Berkeley Ballet Theater Youth Company

March 23-34, various times in S

Michael Zwiebach - March 21, 2013
Johann Sebastian Bach
Johann Sebastian Bach

You probably have heard of today’s birthday boy: Johann Sebastian Bach was born on the

Michael Zwiebach - March 21, 2013

Here’s a playlist of some of the biggest hits in classical music (and one Rodgers and Hart classic), all inspired by the vernal equinox and the racing blood of youth in love.

Mark MacNamara - March 21, 2013

Periodically, the Kids Around the Bay column profiles one of the local school music programs, to provide parents with a sense of the resources and philosophy offered, as well as how programs compare. This week we spoke with Colin Williams of The Bay School of San Francisco.