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PREVIEW: Musical gumbo due at Balboa Theatre
REVIEW: Poles and Germans Without Conflict for a Change
REVIEW: Ailey Legacy Lives On, Plays it Safe
REVIEW: The Roar of the Dance Crowd: Ailey Wows
REVIEW: Scottish Ensemble Plays with Trumpeter Alison Balsom
JUST IN: Season 45 Announced in Sunday's UT San Diego
REVIEW: Cellist Weilerstein Soars with Academy
REVIEW: Academy of St. Martin in the Fields charms at Balboa
JUST IN: SummerFest 2013 season is announced
PREVIEW: Academy of St. Martin in the Fields
REVIEW: BBC Concert Orchestra energizes Elgar
Lockhart intent on bringing planet classical down to earth
PREVIEW: Joffrey Ballet pirouettes into San Diego
CD Review: Vivaldi by the Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra
REVIEW: Yefim Bronfman Scores with Prokofiev in La Jolla
REVIEW: Esa-Pekka Salonen and Philharmonia powerful and perplexing
As conductor and composer, Esa-Pekka Salonen is keeping classical music vital
REVIEW: Thibaudet in La Jolla: Debussy Hot and Debussy Cold
SNEAK PEEK: Washington Post review of I Musici di Roma's program
Dr. John & Blind Boys an inspired pairing; first joint concert tour by music legends
REVIEW: Kent Nagano Triumphs in SummerFest Finale
REVIEW: Kent Nagano conducts a fabulous finish for SummerFest
REVIEW: Lin and Brahms are an inspiration at SummerFest
REVIEW: Philippe Quint enlivens exceptional SummerFest concert
REVIEW: Tan Duns Water Passion wows SummerFest audience
REVIEW: Hoffman family visits SummerFest Sunday
REVIEW: Pianist Pablo Ziegler Goes All In At La Jolla's SummerFest
REVIEW: Ralske-Jaber team shines at SummerFest
REVIEW: Igudesman & Joo offer A Little Nightmare Music at SummerFest
REVIEW: SummerFest concert a study in the joy of chamber music
REVIEW: Elgar energizes Tokyo String Quartet at SummerFest
REVIEW: A good day for Aaron Jay Kernis at SummerFest
REVIEW: Jazz Duo Wins Olympic Gold
REVIEW: Branford Marsalis shows no fear at SummerFest
REVIEW: Riveting Water Passion at SummerFest
REVIEW: SummerFests Romantic Opening
REVIEW: Gabriel and Jeffrey Kahane intriguing, perplexing, at SummerFest
PREVIEW: Branford Marsalis - What Can't He Do?
REVIEW: Recorder virtuoso Michala Petri welcome guest at SummerFest
REVIEW: Tan Dun's Water Passion offers a journey into stillness
REVIEW: SummerFest opener enlivened by Cho-Liang Lin and Moszkowski
SummerFest Venturing Boldly into Second Quarter-Century
SummerFest Unstuffed - Refusing to Stick to the Tried-and-True
PREVIEW: Emanuel Ax Performs Variations in Cleveland
A Family Trait of Making Music
Thinking BIG in La Jolla - Season 44 Announced!
Franz Welser-Möst puts his mark on a superb Cleveland Orchestra
Interview with New York Philharmonic's Alan Gilbert
Rhythms are Complex, Humor is Key in Mark Morris Troupe
Cleveland Orchestra Casts a Shadow
 
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Notes from a Curious Listener  ( 1 items )
"Notes from a Curious Listener: An Insider's Look into LJMS" is a blog by former Board Chair Karen Brailean. The blog features interviews with composers, musicians and dancers as well as opinion pieces and posts by guest bloggers.
Radio Programs  ( 30 items )
Listen to exciting SummerFest Radio Programs from 2008 to the present.  Many of the these programs have been featured on national broadcasts, including NPR's "Performance Today."
SummerFest on UCSD TV  ( 2 items )
During every SummerFest since 1999, UCSD-TV has produced several TV programs from select SummerFest performances. Click here to see the complete list of those programs and watch them on the web.
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