- Robert Commanday's SFCV feature on Schwabacher.
- Singer Brad Curtis's letter to SFCV.
- Joshua Kosman's report from the memorial service.
A lovely man, obviously. I'm so sorry I never knew him personally. I'll be looking for his recordings.
Lisa Hirsch's Classical Music Blog.
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Saturday, September 23, 2006
James Schwabacher
James Schwabacher died in July. His name is attached very publicly to the Schwabacher Debut Recital series; he had a career as a concert and operatic tenor; he gave freely of his time and money to support the musical arts in San Francisco. There've been a number of written tributes to him, and they all show how well-loved he was as a person. Here are some links
A lovely man, obviously. I'm so sorry I never knew him personally. I'll be looking for his recordings.
A lovely man, obviously. I'm so sorry I never knew him personally. I'll be looking for his recordings.
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