Eman Isadiar
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San Francisco Symphony Presents Famed Argentine Pianist
Three sold-out shows by the San Francisco Symphony featured pianist Martha Argerich
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SF Opera’s ‘Three Decembers’: Another Tale of the City
The legendary mezzo-soprano Frederica von Stade starred in San Francisco Opera’s ‘Three Decembers’ by Jake Heggie.
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Luisotti Does Puccini Proud
What could possibly be better than one of the world’s greatest divas in the lead of the best-loved operas of all time?
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On Stage at the San Francisco Opera
The latest productions of the San Francisco Opera, Boris Godunov by Moussorgsky and Donizetti’s The Elixir of Love, provided two extremes on the operatic spectrum: a dark quasi-historical drama about power, betrayal and murder, versus a whimsical romantic comedy about love, courtship, and clumsy insecurities.
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San Francisco’s Season of Visiting Artists
San Francisco Symphony has offered a series of concerts with renowned guest conductors and soloists.
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From Krakow to Knossos at the Speed of Music
This October, the city’s concert-goers could choose between such exotic locations as Poland and Greece with a rare performance of symphonic music by Szymanowski, and Mozart’s first major opera Idomeneo (The King of Crete).
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San Francisco Symphony Presents Famed Argentine Pianist
Three sold-out shows by the San Francisco Symphony featured pianist Martha Argerich
|
SF Opera’s ‘Three Decembers’: Another Tale of the City
The legendary mezzo-soprano Frederica von Stade starred in San Francisco Opera’s ‘Three Decembers’ by Jake Heggie.
|
Luisotti Does Puccini Proud
What could possibly be better than one of the world’s greatest divas in the lead of the best-loved operas of all time?
|
On Stage at the San Francisco Opera
The latest productions of the San Francisco Opera, Boris Godunov by Moussorgsky and Donizetti’s The Elixir of Love, provided two extremes on the operatic spectrum: a dark quasi-historical drama about power, betrayal and murder, versus a whimsical romantic comedy about love, courtship, and clumsy insecurities.
|
San Francisco’s Season of Visiting Artists
San Francisco Symphony has offered a series of concerts with renowned guest conductors and soloists.
|
From Krakow to Knossos at the Speed of Music
This October, the city’s concert-goers could choose between such exotic locations as Poland and Greece with a rare performance of symphonic music by Szymanowski, and Mozart’s first major opera Idomeneo (The King of Crete).
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