Summer at SFJAZZ
From June through August, SFJAZZ will feature over 100 concerts!
From June through August, SFJAZZ will feature over 100 concerts!
Featuring a wide array of musical events at the Davies Symphony Hall and outdoor venues, the SF Symphony's summer lineup has something for everyone.
A rebroadcast in honor of Juneteenth, this performance features music and spoken word from Marcus Shelby and Angela Davis.
Featuring two ensembles - the Big Band, led by Paul Contos, and the Combo, led by Dann Zinn - the SFJAZZ High School All-Stars concert features Bay Area high school age jazz musicians.
This concert includes pieces by seven composers who attended Fontainebleau during the last decade of Mlle. Boulanger’s teaching.
Starting August 6, concert-goers will return to the Bill Graham Civic Auditorium for live music!
SFCM announces their Fall Concert Series, see their site for upcoming performances!
The popular SF Symphony's Film with Live Orchestra Series returns this September with The Princess Bride and Apollo 13.
SF JAZZ's 2021-2022 season kicks off with the return of in-person performances from Kris Bowers, Kat Edmonson, Zakir Hussain with Eric Hardland & Abbos Kosimov, Christian Sands, Pat Metheny Side-Eye, and Kassa Overall.
The SF Symphony Re-Opening Night concert and celebration is led by conductor Esa-Pekka Salonen with a special performance by Alonzo King LINES Ballet; following the performance, the after party will take place on Grove Street.
"Whether performing for the President of the United States, foreign dignitaries, local military commands, or various communities throughout the United States, the 1st Marine Division Band represents the very best of Marine Corps music and is the 'Pride of the Division'."
Part of Fleet Week 2021, Honor Our Fallen Concert features a performance by the United States Marine Corps 1st Marine Division Band at the Herbst Theatre.
A daylong festival celebrating the local music community.
The free event includes "musical performances from the San Francisco Opera Orchestra, Chorus, and soloists, backstage show-and-tell tours, theatrical make-up tutorials, and more!"
Catch a free performance by a New Orleans-style second line band: Honor Brass Band!
A festive family-friendly holiday concert!
Part of the San Francisco Conservatory of Music's Chamber Music Tuesday series, this online performance streams SFCM's Ensemble-in-Residence, The Telegraph Quartet.
Featuring "soul, jazz, and Christmas classics," this festive performance by Oakland Interfaith Gospel Choir with the SF Symphony will deliver "vocal fireworks and inspirational energy." Also featuring vocalist Yolanda Adams, it'll be "a holiday concert that’s sure to lift your spirits." Tickets and more information on the SF Symphony site.
Open to the general public by registration, San Francisco Conservatory of Music's Roots, Jazz, and American Music (RJAM) faculty perform side-by-side with students in the program.
The SFCM Orchestra, conducted by guest conductor, Earl Lee, performs Tchaikovsky's 5th Symphony, along with works by Brahms and Lowell Liebermann.