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Gautier Capua on, Cellist a " Debut with San Francisco Symphony
The Best of San Francisco Stage, Film, Fashion, Dining, Travel, Business, Philanthropy, and Governance - Challah Is Taken Monday 09th of November 2009 GAUTIER CAPUA ON, Cellist - " Debut with San Francisco Symphony 9 November 2009 Famed cellist will perform Schumann's Cello Concerto in A minor , Opus 129 By SeA n Martinfield Sentinel Editor and ...
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San Francisco Symphony: Semyon Bychkov conducts the orchestra in an all-Rachmaninoff program, including "The Bells," a choral work based on Poe's poem, and the Second Symphony.
Music review: Vanska conducts S.F. Symphony
Osmo Vanska's second week as guest conductor with the San Francisco Symphony is shaping up to be as exciting and memorable as the first.
Dia de Los Muertos a " Celebrate with the San Francisco Symphony
The Best of San Francisco Stage, Film, Fashion, Dining, Travel, Business, Philanthropy, and Governance - Challah Is Taken Saturday 31st of October 2009
Dialing it up in Davies Hall: Vanska at the S.F. Symphony podium puts ...
The Finnish conductor Osmo VA1/3nskA1/3 is one of classical music's hot commodities.
Osmo Vanska in S.F. as guest conductor
"Call me Osmo," the conductor says, making his entrance like a character out of Melville.
Music review: Osmo V nsk energizes a warhorse
How is it possible to take a musical warhorse as tired and broken-down as Tchaikovsky's First Piano Concerto and make it sound fresh and exciting again? It's that old Finnish magic, I guess.
Osmo Vänskä returns to Davies Symphony Hall
Nicolas Slonomsky , late in life with his friend, Frank Zappa The last time Osmo Vnsk visited to conduct the San Francisco Symphony, he opened with the United State premiere of the work of a Finnish composer , followed by an American piano soloist playing a concerto by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.
Osmo Vanska in San Francisco for Halloween
With some weeks off at the Minnesota Orchestra, Osmo Vanska has headed west, and is guesting at the San Francisco Symphony .
Once Was The Time Of Sir Kenneth Clark's "Civilization" ... Now Is...
Review of the San Francisco Symphony's "Keeping Score -- Season Two" forthcoming ... Watch This Space! Civilization Keeping Score * Photo credits: Copyright controlled.
Music review: Perlman conducts lush Tchaikovsky
Itzhak Perlman's strengths as a conductor are clear and consistent. He fares best in music that is emotionally direct and transparent, with plenty of throbbing urgency.
Classical Music: Osmo Vanska to bring music from his native Finland to Davies Hall
THE BAY AREA is about to experience some bracing energy from the north when Finnish-born Osmo Vanska assumes the podium to pilot the San Francisco Symphony through two weeks of concerts from Oct.
Brett Dean's "Carlo" at the San Francisco Symphony
Last week's guest conductor at the San Francisco Symphony was David Robertson , who usually leads the Saint Louis Symphony and London's BBC Symphony Orchestra.
Suddenly there was a spontaneous glissando
This harp once belonged to the principal harpist of the San Francisco Symphony. Later it ended up in the house of my tuning customer.
W hen Robin McKee knew she was going to appear on television, her first thought was about nail polish.
Last Night: Andrew W.K. and Calder Quartet at Swedish American Hall
Andrew W.K. and Calder Quartet Wednesday, Oct. 7, 2009 Swedish American Hall Better than: Metallica and the San Francisco Symphony.
Pianist launches Musicale season
Cincinnati's venerable music series Matinee Musicale launches its 97th season with a concert by acclaimed Russian pianist Ilya Yakushev, at 2 p.m. Sunday in the Scottish Rite Auditorium, Downtown.
Music review: S.F. Symphony's placid Mahler
The arcane and alluring music of Giacinto Scelsi is always a welcome presence in Davies Symphony Hall, and "Hymnos," a piece of splendidly orchestrated monomania that had its first San Francisco Symphony performance Wednesday night, is no exception.
Symphony series' cameras jolt the live vibe
Not quite a concert but something more than an explanatory lecture, this week's Mahler presentation by Michael Tilson Thomas and the San Francisco Symphony occupies a shadowy middle realm.
New MSO music director intends to leave his mark
A onetime protege of Leonard Bernstein, Edo de Waart has been associated with the San Francisco Symphony, the Sydney Symphony, and the Hong Kong and Rotterdam Philharmonic orchestras.
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