Concert Schedule
Please check the featured group's website for ticket availability, updated times, and program information, as details can change.
These concerts are also detailed in our Calendar.
These concerts are also detailed in our Calendar.
Saturday, May 19, 3:00pm
Concert: East Bay Harmony Chorus
Sunday, May 20, 3:00pm (Preconcert talk at 2:40pm)
Concert: Prometheus Symphony Orchestra
Fifth Concert
Hector Berlioz · Symphonie fantastique, Op. 14
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart · Horn Concerto No. 2 in Eb Major, K. 417
Adrienne Chambers, Horn Soloist
We are happy to offer free, Sunday afternoon concerts to further Prometheus’ primary mission of bringing classical music to members of our community, including those who may not otherwise be able to attend a live symphony concert. Families with children are always welcome and the facility is wheelchair accessible.
There is no admission fee for our concerts but donations are gratefully accepted.
More info at prometheussymphony.org
Hector Berlioz · Symphonie fantastique, Op. 14
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart · Horn Concerto No. 2 in Eb Major, K. 417
Adrienne Chambers, Horn Soloist
We are happy to offer free, Sunday afternoon concerts to further Prometheus’ primary mission of bringing classical music to members of our community, including those who may not otherwise be able to attend a live symphony concert. Families with children are always welcome and the facility is wheelchair accessible.
There is no admission fee for our concerts but donations are gratefully accepted.
More info at prometheussymphony.org
Monday, May 21, 7:30pm
Concert: East Bay Harmony Chorus
Friends & Family Concert
More info at eastbayharmony.org
More info at eastbayharmony.org
Sunday, June 17, 4:00pm
Concert: San Francisco Choral Artists
More Pianos Than Bathtubs: America's Music
It’s true! One hundred years ago, there were more pianos than bathtubs in American homes. Join us around the piano for a cozy evening of music-making in the parlor. With nationally acclaimed American music specialists Brian Thorsett, tenor, and Teresa McCollough, piano, we’ll revisit a time when every living room was filled with music, and sight-singing was part of the American school curriculum. Music by Foster, Billings, MacDowell, Parker, spirituals and shapenote hymns, folk songs, work songs, and play songs.
More info at sfca.org. Tickets HERE
It’s true! One hundred years ago, there were more pianos than bathtubs in American homes. Join us around the piano for a cozy evening of music-making in the parlor. With nationally acclaimed American music specialists Brian Thorsett, tenor, and Teresa McCollough, piano, we’ll revisit a time when every living room was filled with music, and sight-singing was part of the American school curriculum. Music by Foster, Billings, MacDowell, Parker, spirituals and shapenote hymns, folk songs, work songs, and play songs.
More info at sfca.org. Tickets HERE