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Cabrillo Festival Ends with Marsalis Concert

Cabrillo Festival Ends with Marsalis Concert

The Cabrillo Festival concludes with two works by jazz composer Wynton Marsalis, including a violin concerto performed by Nicola Benedetti, who collaborated closely with Marsalis during its creation.

10/01/2019
Passing the Baton at Stern Grove Festival

Passing the Baton at Stern Grove Festival

The Stern Grove Festival, run by the Goldman family for over 80 years, will see leadership pass to Dr. Douglas Goldman's sons upon his retirement. The festival offers free concerts in San Francisco.

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San Francisco Performances’ 40th Season

San Francisco Performances’ 40th Season

San Francisco Performances' 40th season features a mix of traditional concerts and new collaborations, including a special project by pianist Marc-Andre Hamelin and tenor Mark Padmore.

10/01/2019
The Perils of Routine

The Perils of Routine

Cellist David Finckel shares his approach to music, emphasizing adaptability over routine. He and his wife, Wu Han, are central figures in the chamber music world.

10/01/2019
California Symphony’s ‘Iconic’ Season Opener

California Symphony’s ‘Iconic’ Season Opener

The California Symphony kicks off its season with Iconic Beethoven, featuring his lesser-known overture, The Creatures of Prometheus, and the iconic Fifth Symphony. The program also includes works by Mahler and Gabriela Lena Frank.

10/01/2019
Musaics of the Bay’s Chamber Music and Mentorship

Musaics of the Bay’s Chamber Music and Mentorship

Inaugural concert of Musaics of the Bay features works by Brahms and Mozart, performed by rising stars and students from ELM. The series aims to provide quality music and mentorship.

10/01/2019
Zuill Bailey on Playing Cello at San Quentin

Zuill Bailey on Playing Cello at San Quentin

Cellist Zuill Bailey's emotional performance at San Quentin State Prison deeply moved inmates, demonstrating the profound impact of music.

06/13/2019

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