Posts by Ken Herman
Anat Cohen’s Quartetinho Brings International Jazz Flavors to La Jolla
The sophisticated jazz ensemble Quartetinho opened the La Jolla Music Society’s fall season Sunday in the comfortable cabaret setting of The Conrad’s JAI Concert Hall.
Read MoreSan Diego Symphony’s Soaring, Inspiring Mahler Second Symphony: ‘Resurrection’
On Friday, for the San Diego Symphony’s second concert in the newly renovated Jacobs Music Center, Music Director Rafael Payare chose to perform Gustav Mahler’s formidable Symphony No. 2 in C Minor.
Read MoreThe San Diego Symphony and a Host of Virtuoso Soloists Open the Renovated Jacobs Music Center with a Resplendent Concert
Music Director Rafael Payare and the San Diego Symphony opened the newly renovated Jacobs Music Center with a blockbuster concert on Saturday, Sept. 28.
Read MoreBodhi Tree Concerts Salutes the Lyrical Muse of Kurt Weill
On Saturday, Bodhi Tree Concerts presented ‘Kurt Weill Cabaret’ devoted to the songs of the great German composer from the first half of the 20th century.
Read MoreAlex Greenbaum Offers a Tempting Buffet of Gems for Cello Solo at the San Diego Central Library
Cellist Alex Greenbaum played a noontime solo recital Friday at the San Diego Central Library to inaugurate Art of Elan’s new monthly concert series there.
Read MoreBlake Pouliot and the San Diego Symphony Soar in Tchaikovsky’s Violin Concerto at the Rady Shell
Under the baton of Music Director Rafael Payare, the San Diego Symphony and guest soloist Blake Pouliot gave a scintillating account of Tchaikovsky’s Violin Concerto on Friday’s all-Tchaikovsky concert at The Rady Shell..
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