Music Historian Robert Greenberg presents a lecture on the life of Beethoven
What commemoration of Beethoven is complete without a lively presentation from Robert Greenberg, our music historian-in-residence. He brings all his wit and wisdom to bear on this one, revealing much about the grouchy genius. Buckle in for plenty of music history, theory, and some grade A Greenberg zingers. To learn more on our concert schedule and join our email list, go to sfperformances.org.
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