#REDIRECT [[San Francisco Tape Music Center]]
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1911--First San Francisco Symphony season. '''Henry Hadley''' appointed Music Director
1915--'''Alfred Hertz''' from the New York Metropolitan Opera appointed Music Director
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...mance was held at 3:15 pm because the musicians were occupied at cafes and music halls in the evening. Only the first violins and a few first chairs were pa
...zzini]] gave a benefit concert with the symphony to raise money to buy the music library of the Pittsburgh Symphony, which had ceased performing. The concer
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'''Steel drummers jam in the Music Concourse, not far from Hippie Hill, 1969.'''
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[[category:beats]] [[category:1950s]] [[category:music]] [[category:dissent]] [[category:Marina]] [[category:Western Addition]]
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'''Pauline Oliveros and her Tape Music Center colleagues consecrate Morton Subotnick.'''
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[[category:Music]] [[category:North Beach]] [[category:1990s]]
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...gory:Dogpatch]] [[category:Mission Bay]] [[category:Shoreline]] [[category:Music]]
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...esque hall in 1936 (later known as Blanco’s, and now as the Great American Music Hall on O’Farrell Street). She starred in “Sally Rand’s Nude Ranch”
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...degree in music at Indiana University, Sims moved to San Francisco to be a music teacher. He taught high school band in Daly City, but ultimately devoted hi
...horus. In 1978, he decided the local Gay Freedom Day parade could use more music. He posted fliers around town, ultimately gathering together a few wind and
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...ng visitors to become sensitized to its music, and at the same time to the music of the environment.
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...none of them, in Dr. Weirde's opinion, comes close to this one. For great music, and sheer religious chutzpah, the Coltrane Church's Sunday worship can't b
...ight-Ashbury]] [[category:Western Addition]] [[category:1990s]] [[category:Music]] [[category:African-American]] [[category:Religion]]
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...]] [[category:Housing]] [[category:Dissent]] [[category:1970s]] [[category:Music]] [[category:Film]]
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...he same time (1969-70) the [[1960’s Folk Music at the hungry i and SF Folk Music Club|Hungry-i]] (originally opened by Eric Nord, who sold it to Enrico Band
...arks]] [[category:1950s]] [[category:1960s]] [[category:1970s]] [[category:Music]] [[category:Beats]]
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...that had authentic belly dancers and on a side street was The Orphanage. A music club. I was the girl taking your money at the door and explaining “sorry,
[[category:Music]] [[category:North Beach]] [[category:1970s]]
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...n in quality, but at their best, they comprise some of the most innovative music to come out of rock. Their second LP ''Surrealistic Pillow'' quickly became
...Spurred on by Phil Lesh, a former student of the "avant-garde" electronic music program at Mills College, this bizarre album attempted to combine electroni
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...enty. Twenty-one. And I was pretty good at it because I felt closer to the music than people like Rexroth or Ferlinghetti, who were basically just reciting
...I think so. I also think I identified more with the music. Especially the music of BeBop and post-BeBop, which I listened to a lot as a kid in New York. In
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I saw so much music it all runs into one long night.
[[category:Music]] [[category:Civic Center]] [[category:1960s]] [[category:1970s]]
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...ns because of their command of the poly-rhythms that were essential to the music... The dances, too, startled many Americans, who thought the hip movement t
...ike the fairway of an enormous circus or carnival. Colors, lights, crowds, music, candy, hawkers, ballyhoo--everything is there but the elephants and the sa
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'''Italian neighbors making music in Potrero Hill backyard, early 20th century.'''
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...assage between the Conservatory to the north, and the original site of the Music Concourse (where the tennis courts are now) to the south.
...e, view west toward the current Aids Grove. The bridge led from the second Music Concourse and Bandshell (site of today's tennis courts) toward the Conserva
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...l streetfair has brought thousands to Clarion Alley to enjoy the art, live music, and connecting with friends old and new. This scene is from the 2007 stree
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...Francisco in the 1960s” (Bill Graham Civic Auditorium), his impact on the music scene was much more nuanced. His business acumen and the way he ran his bus
...is partly owed to) the heyday of late 60s counterculture movement and its music scene in San Francisco. Greg Gaar, a native San Franciscan photojournalist,
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...]] [[category:2010s]] [[category:Mission]] [[category:Dissent]] [[category:Music]] [[category:Punk]]
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...o Banducci’s the hungry i nightclub, and Faith Petric’s San Francisco Folk Music Club. Banducci debuted and fostered influential performers like the Kingsto
...ith Craig Petric of the San Francisco Folk Music Club—San Francisco’s folk music scene rose to national prominence, leading the 1960’s folk revival and sh
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...or your color or your gender, even. If you wanted to go out and listen to music that's where you could go."
[[category:African-American]] [[category:music]] [[category:Western Addition]] [[category:1940s]] [[category:1950s]] [[cat
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...long with "The Rememberator" performance by "Shaking San Francisco," live music; a 120-foot-long graffiti mural wall; and SF’s biggest potluck picnic eve
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Rock music on the radio? As late as the mid-1960s, this concept was foreign to most Sa
...ound" station in that its DJs played extended experimental and psychedelic music that addressed the culture of sex and drugs more openly than any previous S
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...days, and by which he still abides today. At Jimbo's Bop City, the intense music served as a binding agent, uniting the audience and musicians in a shared p
...re playing at Bop City, from her black perspective: "It's such a spiritual music, it really binds people together. And for that time, people that had any ki
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...e center of the photo is the old Infant Shelter, later the Conservatory of Music, and now a French school at 19th and Ortega.'''
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...he Loading Zone, America Needs Indians, Open Theater, [[San Francisco Tape Music Center|Tape Center]], the Merry Pranksters, and
The Music
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[[category:Music]] [[category:Civic Center]] [[category:1960s]]
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...Angels, at the peak of their "outlaw" reputation, corralled lost children. Music was provided by a host of local rock bands including [[Jefferson Airplane a
...tegory:1960s]] [[category:Haight-Ashbury]] [[category:Hippies]] [[category:Music]]
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...cisco as the capital of the counterculture philosophy and the epicenter of music and protest. 30,000 people gathered to turn on, tune, and drop out in peace
...o’s 1967 [[Human Be-In|Human Be-In]] gathered thousands of people to enjoy music and community, ultimately setting in motion the Summer of Love, an event th
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...to a pronounced degree, she was famous for the "Spider Dance." Set to the music of a tarantella (an Southern Italian folk dance in 6/8 time), it represente
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...wonderful creative experience working with the Looters Co-Directing their Music Video for Island Records, then our independent documentary. But it wasn't j
...ences including Central American and so called "Third World" movements and music as well as other parts of the world. European activists came frequently to
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...ell distributed free newspaper, the ''Music Calendar'' (which covered punk music ignored by the ''Bay Guardian)'' carried a lengthy article by a WCT organiz
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...munity interests. It isn't unusual, for example, to hear the sound of folk music or bagpipes floating over the hill on a quiet evening.
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...te recognition. A clue from the Aug., 23, 2011 puzzle read “Legendary S.F. music/comedy club where Woody Allen and [[Lenny Bruce at FBI|Lenny Bruce]] perfor
...tions — the group known as [[1960’s Folk Music at the hungry i and SF Folk Music Club|the Kingston Trio]]. As local boys from Palo Alto, the trio had a long
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...ariam, a blind musical couple from Mali, rock the crowd at the Stern Grove Music Festival, 2007.'''
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[[category:Music]] [[category:1910s]] [[category:1920s]] [[category:Italian]]
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...d luncheon, following which there was an enjoyable program of speeches and music. <br>
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...) make music for the brain. But the Russians (Rachmaninov) make romance of music and almost everything else. The young Russian Count Rezanov couldn't get Do
...esence of Dona Conception? This had to be music to Rezanov's ears. Russian music.
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...; I attracted attention and applause from the other dancers. The acid, the music and the loss of inhibitions opened up a new world for me. I was experiencin
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...blic Art]] [[category:Downtown]] [[category:Famous characters]] [[category:Music]] [[category:Tourism]] [[category:Women]]
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...lub owner who tries to give civilized musicians a chance to play civilized music to a civilized audience, this is the fellow the police should be helping in
...ntertainers and management you would not be ashamed to know socially, good music and literate songs and gags.
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'''Pauline Oliveros at an early electronic music device, c. 1960s'''
...roduced John Cage, Henry Cowell, Lou Harrison, and Terry Riley, Oliveros's music comes from a world that is vastly different from and yet in some ways frigh
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...xhibit. Out of it came the usual intense sounds associated with electronic music punctuated with electronic farts & belches that was irritating to the ears
.... Slowly the crowds drifted across the street to see and hear the “strange music” and the two rows of people moving about with umbrellas when it wasn't ra
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