Beth Wood is a freelance writer and researcher based in San Diego, California. She specializes in covering local events, concerts, and cultural happenings, with a focus on classical music and the arts. Her work has been featured in publications such as The San Diego Union-Tribune, WXII 12 Triad CW, and La Jolla Light.
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Beth Wood's coverage primarily focuses on local events related to music, concerts, and classical music in the San Diego area. She seems particularly interested in covering upcoming events and performances within this specific geographic region.
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With rainy, dark days, autumn keeps people ensconced in their homes. Spending more time indoors makes all of us want to achieve hygge.
By: Beth Wood
For her first San Diego Symphony concert since early 2020, she will solo on ‘Concentric Paths' by acclaimed composer Thomas Adès
November is NaNoWriMo, which is a shortened form of National Novel Writing Month. The premise is simple, but not easy: aspiring writers commit to producing 50,000 words of a novel during the month of November.
Travel books are such a pleasure to look at! Travel guides from the most popular series can be found at the library: Fodor's, Frommer's, Rough Guides, Rick Steves, Lonely Planet. These are updated fairly frequently, and cover common tourist destinations. They are great for finding out about hotels, restaurants and attractions in a geographical location. Often, they include succinct histories of an area, maps, and transportation information.
By: Beth Wood
The Grammy Award-winning singer and French pianist Bertrand Chamayou will perform Messiaen, Scriabin and an especially challenging work by John Zorn
I don't really understand the whole “12 days of Christmas” thing. If they fall AFTER Christmas, why do we sing about them in December? What are the days BEFORE Christmas called? (Advent? How many songs wish you a Happy Advent?) And Hanukkah? How many gifts do you give then?
By: Beth Wood
The UC San Diego professor's new piece for New York's JACK Quartet to debut in the concert hall Steiger was key in creating
December is a month of anticipation. We look forward to holidays, perhaps some vacation time, and wrapping up an old year to start again, anew.
Merriam-Webster defines tradition as “the passing down of beliefs, information, or customs from one generation to the next.”
It was standout year for San Diego Symphony, La Jolla Music Society, Mainly Mozart, Project BLANK, Sinfónica Juvenil de Tijuana and San Diego Youth Symphony
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