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Janos Gereben is a writer and columnist for SF Classical Voice; he has worked as writer and editor with the NY Herald-Tribune, TIME Inc., UPI, Honolulu Star-Bulletin, San Jose Mercury News, Post Newspaper Group, and wrote documentation for various technology companies.

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The True Love Story of Leon Theremin and Lavinia Williams Is Now an Opera

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By Janos Gereben
| San Francisco Classical Voice Verified
Leon Theremin Leon Theremin — inventor of the world’s first electronic instrument — has fans around the world, but what of Mrs. Theremin? On July 11, you can get to know her story through a piano workshop presentation of the new opera, Madame Theremin, at the SF Conservatory of Music. Conductor Mary Chun describes the story as one of “race, secret police, women’s rights... timely, yes?” Admission is free, but reservations are required by emailing [email protected].
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A.R. Rahman Brings His “Symphony of Contrasts” to Davies Hall

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By Janos Gereben
| San Francisco Classical Voice Verified
A.R. Rahman | Credit: Courtesy of SF Symphony When the San Francisco Symphony announced that A.R. Rahman would appear in concert on July 2, the 2,743-seat Davies Hall sold out almost instantly. A limited number of obstructed view seats remain. With Jonathan Taylor Rush as conductor for the concert, Rahman is joined by vocalists and keyboard artists Kevin Doucette, Rohith Jayaraman, Pragathi Guruprasad, and Kiran and Nivi Saishankar. About the almost-complete sell-out: what is Rahman’s magic?
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Soprano Erie Mills, Who Shaped Livermore Valley Opera, Dies at 73

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By Janos Gereben
| San Francisco Classical Voice Verified
Erie Mills as Fiakermilli in Arabella at San Francisco Opera, 1980 | Credit: Ron Scherl The death of soprano Erie Mills is being reported today by Livermore Valley Opera (LVO), where she was artistic director. “The internationally acclaimed coloratura soprano Erie Mills passed away on June 23, 2026, at the age of 73,” the company announced, adding that Mills was honored as Artistic Director Laureate and a legacy fund has been established in her name.
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