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Located near Lake Merritt in downtown Oakland, St. Paul's is regarded as one of the best concert venues in the East Bay. The church is historic, unique, and beautiful, with live and clear acoustics, ideal for choral and chamber performances.
Please check the featured group's website for ticket availability, updated times, and program information, as details can change.

CONCERT

Prometheus Symphony Orchestra
Eric Hanson, Music Director

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Fifth Concert

Sunday, May 18, 3:00 p.m.  GET TICKETS HERE
Lecture 2:40pm

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Frank Bridge • The Sea – Suite for Orchestra
Jean Sibelius • Violin Concerto in D minor
     Ariel Pawlik-Zwiebel, violin soloist, 
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Khuner Young Artist Concerto Competition Winner

 
The FIFTH (and final) CONCERT of our Diamond Jubilee 2024-25 Season features The Sea by British composer Frank Bridge depicting the beauty and power of the ocean in four movements: Seascape; Sea Foam; Moonlight; Storm.  This work provides a counterpoint to the other popular musical description of the sea. 

The program also includes the demanding and beautiful Violin Concerto in D Minor by Jean Sibelius.  This virtuoso work will be performed by the second Khuner Young Soloist Concerto Competition winner, Ariel Pawlik-Zwiebel.  He captures the scales, double stops, slides, and arcane maneuvers at a dizzying pace in this difficult and beautiful work with aplomb. 

​You definitely will want to hear him. 

There is no admission fee for our concerts but donations are gratefully accepted. 
Tickets are required for admission.

More information is at www.prometheussymphony.org
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CONCERT

San Francisco Choral Artists

Welcome to the Zoo! A Musical Menagerie
Magen Soloman, Music Director

Sunday, June 15, 3:00 p.m. TICKETS HERE
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Join us on a whimsical trip to a fantastical musical zoo where we'll visit with ducks, lambs, nightingales, deer, snakes, chickens, and even some crustaceans! From the sublime to the silly, we’ll get to know our animal earth-mates through music. The program includes works by Burnham, Davies, Eccard, Hensel, Hindemith, Kaulkin, Stanford, Tavener, Composer-in- Residence Zoe Yost, Composer-Not-in-Residence Patricia Julien, and the New Voices Project winner.

More information is at SFCA.org.
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    • St. Paul's Austin Organ
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    • Children & Youth
    • Food Pantry
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