Richard S. Ginell - December 17, 2024
SFCV Editors - December 17, 2024

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The virtuoso musician will be remembered for integrating the tabla into Western musical genres, among many accomplishments.

The soprano pours herself into powerful, emotional selections by Tchaikovsky and Sergei Rachmaninoff.

At the San Francisco Symphony, Opera, and Ballet, negotiations continue, with some positive developments to report.

Guest conductor Ruben Valenzuela leads two of the composer’s Advent cantatas and music by a lesser-known 18th-century figure, Christoph Graupner.

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Before disbanding next year, the bolero trio plays a string of holiday shows across California.

Pieces by Brahms, Alexander Zemlinsky, and Arnold Schoenberg are a seamless fit for this recital at the SF Conservatory of Music.

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