S.F. Bach Choir hosts “Many Voice, One Art,” to unify, inspire, and educate.
Beloved mezzo-soprano Frederica von Stade sings for — and with — the homeless.
Pretty presentation does little to inject drama into an early Mahler cantata
The beloved a cappella ensemble brings songs of joy and righteousness to the Bay Area.
Orchestra, chorus, and soloists coalesce under McGegan’s baton to bring down the walls in Palo Alto.
The venerable women’s vocal ensemble unveils an exciting collaborative project, a new recording, and an upcoming concert series.
Standout vocal performances and attention to musical details do full justice to Bach’s spiritual masterwork.
Music Director Robert Geary’s intimate knowledge of Verdi’s choral masterpiece anchored a strong, if flawed, performance.
The North American premiere of a 1734 Handel serenata is an interesting glimpse of the composer fulfilling his duties as unofficial court composer. Eyes and ears were on some of the strongly cast soloists.
Dr. Magen Solomon has guided the venerable community choir to new levels of artistry.
