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Symphony
ESPANA SEGURO AT SO CO PHIL'S JACKSON THEATER CONCERTby Terry McNeill Sunday, February 2, 2025 Symphony
EARTHLY PLEASURES AT THE VALLEJO SYMPHONYby Peter Lert Sunday, January 19, 2025 Symphony
EARTHLY PLEASURES AT THE VALLEJO SYMPHONYby Abby Wasserman Sunday, January 19, 2025 Symphony
MAHLERTHON AT SRS WEILL HALL CONCERTby Peter Lert Sunday, December 8, 2024 Symphony
FRANKENSTEIN THRILLS IN UNIQUE SO CO PHIL CONCERT IN JACKSON THEATERby Peter Lert Saturday, October 26, 2024 Symphony
MOZART THE SUBLIME IN UKIAH SYMPHONY'S CONCERTby Terry McNeill Sunday, September 22, 2024 Symphony
POTENT TCHAIKOVSKY INTERPRETATION IN PHILHARMONIC'S 25TH ANNIVERSARY OPENERby Terry McNeill Saturday, September 21, 2024 Symphony
THE SRS ON THE ROAD TO 100by Terry McNeill Sunday, June 9, 2024 Symphony
TAO'S GERSHWIN AT SRS CONCERT IN WEILL HALLby Peter Lert Monday, May 13, 2024 Symphony
FATEFUL TRIUMPH IN COM'S TCHAIKOVSKY FIFTHby Terry McNeill Sunday, May 12, 2024 |
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symphony Reviews
2/2/2025 - ESPANA SEGURO AT SO CO PHIL'S JACKSON THEATER CONCERT - Terry McNeill
Sonoma County Philharmonic / Norman Gamboa, conductor. Chloe Tula, harp Calling a Sonoma Philharmonic program “lightweight” might be accurate related to their recent powerhouse concerts of Shostakovich and the Frankenstein movie score adaption, but that would do a disservice to the Feb. 2 concert in the Jackson Theater of music with a Spanish flair. Beginning with a se...
1/19/2025 - EARTHLY PLEASURES AT THE VALLEJO SYMPHONY - Peter Lert
Vallejo Symphony / Marc Taddei conductor It’s refreshing to see a resurgence in performances of the works of Mahler. Once the province only of major metropolitan orchestras, it’s now increasingly common to find Mahler symphonies on the programs of smaller regional (and, in some cases, even volunteer community) orchestras. One such professi...
1/19/2025 - EARTHLY PLEASURES AT THE VALLEJO SYMPHONY - Abby Wasserman
Vallejo Symphony / Marc Taddei conductor At a pre-performance talk January 19 the Vallejo Symphony’s conductor Marc Taddei addressed an early-bird Empress Theater audience with tales of two composers, Haydn and Mahler. He characterized the program we were about to hear as “two approaches to our place in Nature.” He termed Haydn’s Symphon... |