Ragazzi Alumnus Jens Ibsen was interviewed for The California Report Magazine, a KQED publication, about his new metal-inspired piece, premiered by the San Francisco Symphony. Ragazzi-related highlights include: Ibsen’s classical career began in elementary school … read more
Siblings in Song, Ragazzi’s annual collaboration with Peninsula Girls Chorus, was mentioned in The Mercury News’ round of up performances, including a picture of Ragazzi’s Young Men’s Ensemble. Read more about it here. … read more
Ragazzi’s December concert, “Light and Love” was featured in San Francisco Classical Voice’s 2023 Holiday Guide. Check out the picture and notice here. … read more
Palo Alto Online featured Ragazzi in their Arts Briefs section. Read the full article here. … read more
Our upcoming concert, “Created For Joy!”, was featured in the Mercury News’ list of weekend activities and roundup of recommended arts performances. … read more
Our upcoming concert, “Created For Joy!” was featured in the Mercury News’ Peninsula Arts roundup. Read the full article here. … read more
My Scena reviewed the San Francisco Symphony’s production of Benjamin Britten War Requiem featuring Ragazzi singing the sections for boys chorus, calling it “…magnificently performed…”. Ragazzi’s status as the largest boys chorus in the Bay … read more
The Rehearsal Studio blog reviewed the San Francisco Symphony’s performance of Britten’s War Requiem, and had this to say about Ragazzi’s singing: The Boys Chorus sounded as if it was coming from the 2nd Tier, remote but … read more
The SF Civic Center blog commended Ragazzi’s performance in the San Francisco Symphony’s production of Benjamin Britten’s War Requiem, proclaiming: The Ragazzi Boys Chorus sang from the top balcony, sounding like a distant chorus of … read more
The San Francisco Classical Voice praised Ragazzi’s singing in the San Francisco Symphony’s production of Benjamin Britten’s War Requiem, saying: The boys of Ragazzi Chorus were excellently prepared by their artistic director Kent Jue and … read more