Fighting Spirit, Retold
The story of Jewish resistance fighters during WWII is engagingly chronicled in the new doc “Four Winters,” screening in Santa Barbara on March 7, and again on March 8, with Q&As to follow.
Josef Woodard
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Brooklyn’s prized, Grammy-winning Attacca Quartet has local debut, with Carolyn Shaw’s music in focus.
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Filharmonie Brno Philharmonic shines, ruggedly, at the Granada, via CAMA’s “International Series.”
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Noted jazz musician Ted Nash premieres music with the Santa Barbara Symphony, in a balanced program.
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‘An American Dream,’ Opera Santa Barbara’s latest production, deals with large subjects in a minimal frame.
A Modern Piano Dynamo’s Return, at the Granada in Santa Barbara
Acclaimed Pianist Lang Lang, no stranger in Santa Barbara, returns on the theme of Bach’s “Goldberg Variations.”
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SBIFF’s Glory Comes Back to Roost
“I Like Movies” fittingly wrapped the densely packed 38th annual Santa Barbara International Film Festival.
