Beth Wood is a journalist at the San Diego Union-Tribune. She has extensively covered classical music, arts and entertainment, and travel, with a focus on concerts, festivals, and tourism. Wood's work has been featured in various publications, including La Jolla Light and The Miami Herald.
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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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By: Beth Wood
His journey from the Philippines inspired “Where the Sea Meets the Sky,” which San Diego’s Sacra/Profana will perform Saturday
There’s a heat wave right now in Lagos, Nigeria’s largest city, which spreads inland from the Gulf of Guinea.
The enterprising San Diego nonprofit will present three full operas, including works by Vivaldi, Rossini and Bertin at multiple venues
By: Beth Wood
Timpanist Ryan DiLisi and Scottish mezzo soprano Karen Cargill will be featured at the May 22 and 24 concerts.
Approaching its 80th anniversary, the organization awards up-and-coming classical singers and musicians in San Diego and Northern Baja California
By: Beth Wood
Philadelphia Orchestra standout David Kim this year steps up in new position at Mainly Mozart
It’s winter in New Zealand, with temperatures in the low fifties, much like winter here in Vancouver, but with higher humidity. And more sheep. There are over 5 sheep per person in New Zealand (compar
By: Beth Wood
The plucky nonprofit aims high with its new ‘Visions & Dreams’ double album and upcoming season
By: Beth Wood
Festival favorite Tessa Lark and newcomer Randall Goosby are part of talent-packed lineup that includes cellist Alisa Weilerstein, violinist Stefan Jackiw, pianist Inon Barnatan and dozens more.
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