classical music http://kalw.org en Traditional & Contemporary Opera ~ February in Classical Music http://kalw.org/post/traditional-contemporary-opera-february-classical-music <DIV> <P>This week on <EM>Open Air</EM>, host David Latulippe talks with Nicole Paiement, director of Opera Parallèle, which is presenting Ainadamar, the 2003 opera opera&nbsp; by Osvaldo Golijov, inspired by the confrontation between poet Federico García Lorca and the Fascist regime during the Spanish Civil War, and with&nbsp;Andrew Whitfield, assistant conductor and chorus master of Opera San Jose, which is presenting Verdi's "Il Trovatore in a massive production inspired by Game of Thrones."&nbsp; For the first Thursday of the month, SF Chronicle music critic Joshua Kosman offers a preview Wed, 06 Feb 2013 00:40:35 +0000 David Latulippe 22717 at http://kalw.org Traditional & Contemporary Opera ~ February in Classical Music Queerly Classical music with the Bay Area Rainbow Symphony http://kalw.org/post/queerly-classical-music-bay-area-rainbow-symphony <p>Spring into summer with the Bay Area Rainbow Symphony (BARS)!&nbsp; Eric Jansen&#39;s guests on&nbsp;this live edition of&nbsp;Out in the Bay are BARS principal clarinetist Susan Barnes; and San Francisco Opera violinist and Oakland East Bay Symphony co-concertmaster Dawn Harms (pictured), who is featured guest soloist for BARS&#39; March 24 concert. They&#39;ll play selections from upcoming BARS concerts and tell us about this four-year-old LGBT community orchestra that&#39;s been called &quot;a breath of fresh air&quot; in the Bay Area classical music scene.</p> Wed, 14 Mar 2012 23:11:22 +0000 Eric Jansen 7497 at http://kalw.org Queerly Classical music with the Bay Area Rainbow Symphony