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Showing posts with label Listen to Music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Listen to Music. Show all posts
August 27, 2010

New blog posts on our new blog...

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Check them out: We've been Fall Arts Previewed! September Program Notes Videos: Levin on Mozart What I did on my summer vacation...
July 15, 2010

Gonzalo in the Wall Street Journal

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One of the volunteers who is helping us with our season ticket mailing mentioned this morning that Gonzalo Ruiz is featured in today's W...
March 2, 2010

Like the human voice...

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Though Toronto indie rocker Charles Spearin's Happiness Project is one the most touching explorations of humanity through sound in rece...
November 2, 2009

Learn more about our November concerts

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" The Passion of Dido ," Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra's third concert of its 2009-10 "Season of the Stars," is THI...
October 9, 2009

One of these things is not played like the other... Comparing period and modern violins (Part 2)

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Now that we have some idea how a baroque violin is built differently than a modern one , we've asked David Wilson to explain the dif...
October 2, 2009

Beer and Baroque a success!

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Our first Beer and Baroque Series event featuring the Universal Piston Horn Quartet (PBO horn players R.J. Kelley, Paul Avril, John Boden, ...
August 7, 2009

Preview our 2008-09 Season Highlights

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What were some your most memorable moments of last season? One of the staff's favorites was hearing how wonderfully different Bach's...
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San Francisco, CA
Celebrating its 30th Anniversary Season in 2010/11, San Francisco’s Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra and Chorale is dedicated to historically-informed performance of Baroque, Classical and early Romantic music on period instruments. Led by Music Director Nicholas McGegan since 1985, Philharmonia Baroque is recognized as one of the finest chamber orchestras, as well as one of the most exciting period-instrument ensembles in the country.
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