Entries from SFist tagged with 'delsol'
May 30, 2007
We really love these guys, and you should love them too! The Del Sol Quartet performs works by 20th and 21st century women composers in Berkeley tonight (and one male composer too) in their "Umbilical Chords: Women Composers and the Creative Process" program. And in interesting modern music trivia, one of the women composers (Ruth Crawford) is folk singer Pete Seeger's mother. Del Sol plays at the Ashby Stage (1901 Ashby, x MLK, right across......
Continue Reading "SFist Tonight"May 24, 2006
Please make sure that all seats and Wednesdays are in the upright and locked position. Today: This looks awesome. They're organizing a sing-in on the steps of City Hall at noon for a living wage. Pay me my money down! Thursday: Intersection for the Arts celebrates 10 years of working with playwright Octavio Solis through their Campo Santo theater company at a special event. We can't really tell from this writeup, but it looks like......
Continue Reading "Wednesdays, The New Wednesdays"December 7, 2005
Check out this hook while my Wednesday revolves it! Today: The Del Sol string quartet performs pieces by female Korean composer Hyo-Shin Na at the Main Library today at 2. Na will be there to introduce the pieces. We're partial to Del Sol and their 20th-21st century stylings (they played this correspondent's wedding), so go check 'em out! Thursday: Oklahoma..... OK! The SF Jewish Community Center's holding its annual Great Broadway Singalong at 8......
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