Interest: Music Symphony/Classical/Opera
On or after: Saturday 05 May 2012
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Walnut Creek / Lesher Center for the Arts
Our 25th Anniversary Season comes to a glorious close with an exclusive CSO world premiere by Young American Composer-in-Residence, D. J. Sparr. International violin sensation Lara St. John performs Tchaikovsky’s Violin Concerto, and the San Francisco Symphony’s heralded Resident Conductor, Donato Cabrera leads the CSO Festival Chorus and soloists in a celebratory performance of Beethoven’s epic Ninth Symphony.
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Danville / The Village Theatre
Best Comic Opera of All Time.
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Woodside / Woodside High School Performing Arts Center
Three ballets by Rodolphe Cassand, in three styles: classical, neoclassical and modern., performed by Cassand Ballet company members, and guest artists.
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Cupertino / Quinlan Community Center
The Cupertino Symphonic Band will hold its 2012 Spring Concert to benefit West Valley Community Services.
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San Francisco / The Revolution Cafe
A petite but lively cafe in the mission offers a classical music night straight from young conservatory players' fingers!
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San Rafael / Marin Veterans' Memorial Auditorium
The season finale features Beethoven’s Symphony No. 9 and the world premiere of the Marin Symphony’s groundbreaking commission: Golden Gate Opus.
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San Rafael / Showcase Theater
The Mayflower Community Chorus is a purely Marin, purely volunteer chorus evolved from the singing group that formed at San Rafael’s Mayflower Inne in the 1970s.
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Oakland / Cathedral of Christ the Light
Cathedral of Christ the Light is home to the Létourneau custom-made world-class pipe organ.
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Palo Alto / Albert and Janet Schultz Cultural Arts Hall
Talent "A La Mode" combines a concert with a fun ice-cream party perfect for children of all ages!
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Livermore / Bankhead Theater
Maestro Lara Webber, former associate conductor of the Baltimore Symphony and current Livermore resident, is guest conductor for an evening of contrasting and distinctive musical styles. The program opens with the work Ludwig van Beethoven called his “Grande Simphonie”.
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