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CHARMING "BARBER" A MENDO FESTIVAL TRIUMPHby Pamela Hicks Gailey Friday, July 21, 2023 Other
JOYFULLY WE SINGby Pamela Hicks Gailey Thursday, February 23, 2023 Other
SUBDUED PIANISM IN RARE FORTEPIANO RECITAL IN THE RAVENby Terry McNeill Sunday, February 12, 2023 Other
DINOVA PIANISM CHARMS SATED AUDIENCE AT J-B MARIN RECITALby Terry McNeill Sunday, November 20, 2022 Other
CLEARY'S NEW ORLEANS BAND IGNITES PARTY FOR THE GREEN AT SSUby Terry McNeill Saturday, September 25, 2021 Other
SIX GUITARISTS IN UNIQUE NAPA RECITALby Gary Digman Sunday, July 25, 2021 Other
STUNNING LINCOLN CENTER CONCERT LAUNCHES FIFTH WEILL SEASONby Philip Beard Saturday, October 1, 2016 Other
LATE BEETHOVEN EXPLORED AT MMF CONCERT IN PRESTON HALLby Paula Mulligan Thursday, July 21, 2016 Other
ANGUISH AND TRIUMPH IN MENDOCINO FESTIVAL'S BIG TENTby Kayleen Asbo Sunday, July 10, 2016 Other
ARCANE ARENSKY TRIO HIGHLIGHTS NAVARRO'S SEASON OPENING CONCERT IN SCHROEDERby Terry McNeill Sunday, October 4, 2015 |
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other Reviews
7/21/2023 - CHARMING "BARBER" A MENDO FESTIVAL TRIUMPH - Pamela Hicks Gailey
Mendocino Music Festival / Festival Orchestra. Ryan Murray, conductor. The joyously effervescent Mendocino Music Festival, celebrating its 37th year, is unique for several reasons. First, it is pretty far from anywhere, so the audience it draws are either town and county local music lovers, Mendocino tourists looking for something different to do besides take in the go...
2/23/2023 - JOYFULLY WE SING - Pamela Hicks Gailey
Sonoma State University Department of Music / Christa Durand and Krista Wigle, soprano; Yvonne Wormer, piano It was a welcome surprise to review a Feb. 23 recital given by two new Sonoma State voice faculty colleagues, Christa Durand and Krista Wigle, with pianist Yvonne Wormer. Since being recently retired from a performing and teaching career, I was curious to speak via a video chat with these next gener...
2/12/2023 - SUBDUED PIANISM IN RARE FORTEPIANO RECITAL IN THE RAVEN - Terry McNeill
Daniel Adam Maltz / Daniel Adam Maltz, fortepianist A fortepiano recital is a rare thing indeed, and other than the frequent performances on the instrument by the splendid Berkeley-based artist Eric Zivian, one cannot think of a formal North Bay fortepiano event in decades. Enter the enterprising folks at Healdsburg’s Raven Theater when they present... |