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Paul Hertelendy

Paul Hertelendy

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Writer, ArtsSF

United States

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Total articles 173

  • CABRILLO MUSIC: THE MOUSE THAT ROARS

    By Paul Hertelendy| ArtsSF@ SANTA CRUZ, CA—–The biggest little festival of all might just be the Cabrillo Festival of Contemporary Music, which for years has featured living composers’ output exclusively while garnering dozens of ASCAP awards for adventurous programming.           Now 62 years old, this cutting-edge orchestral package of national impact performs over two midsummer weekends in music that is complex, audacious and often brand new, with most of the composers present to witness their music from start to finish.

    By Paul Hertelendy · ArtsSF

    Aug. 12, 2024

  • AN ANACHRONISM, OR RACY MODERN SEXUAL CANDOR?

    By Paul Hertelendy| ArtsSF@ SANTA FE, NM—-The last of the great romantic-era operas, in all its opulence, is arguably Richard Strauss’ “Der Rosenkavalier,” launched just before that epic, revolutionary “Rite of Spring”—yet with a libertine plot people found offensive, right from the first scene showing a married woman lolling in bed with her lover.           A palatial opera so costly that most US troupes can never afford to mount it, it is riding high at the Santa Fe Opera Festival.

    By Paul Hertelendy · ArtsSF

    Aug. 12, 2024

  • CABRILLO MUSIC: THE MOUSE THAT ROARS

    By Paul Hertelendy| ArtsSF@ SANTA CRUZ, CA—–The biggest little festival of all might just be the Cabrillo Festival of Contemporary Music, which for years has featured living composers’ output exclusively while garnering dozens of ASCAP awards for adventurous programming.           Now 62 years old, this cutting-edge orchestral package of national impact performs over two midsummer weekends in music that is complex, audacious and often brand new, with most of the composers present to witness their music from start to finish.

    By Paul Hertelendy · ArtsSF

    Aug. 12, 2024

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