If you love music, consider attending 8pm fourth-Sunday Compline, a sung service of chant and polyphony in candlelight, and 4pm first-Sunday (Oct-June) Evensong, a contemplative service with psalms, canticles, hymns, and anthems. Live Streamed HERE on our Facebook Group page.

Please check the featured group's website for ticket availability, updated times, and program information, as details can change.

CONCERT: Fifth Concert
Prometheus Symphony Orchestra
Sunday, May 21, 3:00 pm PDT
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Preconcert talk at 2:40 PM
Eric Hansen, Music Director
Modest Mussorgsky: Pictures at an Exhibition

Sergey Prokofiev: Violin Concerto No. 2 in G Minor
Ava Pakiam, Violin Soloist

Khuner Young Artist Concerto Competition Co-Winner
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Prometheus Symphony Orchestra welcomes you to the fifth and last concert of our 58th Season. We will feature Modest Mussorgsky's "Pictures at an Exhibition"  and Sergei Prokofiev's "Second Violin Concerto" performed by our Khuner Young Soloist Concerto Competition Co-Winner Ava Pakiam. This accomplished young artist has recently competed in the International Arthur Grumiaux Competition for Young Violinists held in Brussels, Belgium. The prestigious competition is by invitation only to a select few violinists from throughout the world.  

ADMISSION FREE
Tickets are required to attend this concert. Please go HERE for ticket information.

Audience members must be fully vaccinated including boosters for admittance. Masks are strongly recommended. Families with children (all fully vaccinated) are always welcome and the facility is wheelchair accessible.

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

Concert flyer is HERE. See our website for Covid protocols, updates, and parking details.

CONCERT: Shakespeare and Friends
San Francisco Choral Artists
Sunday, June 11, 4:00 pm PDT
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Magen Soloman, Artistic Director

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More than 450 years later, Shakespeare’s words still inspire composers.

Together with San Francisco actor Kina Kantor, we’ll offer a musical tribute to the genius of Shakespeare and Friends, including Dickinson, Rilke, Hirshfield, Rossetti, cummings, Basho, Anonymous, and others. Also – world premieres by Composer-in-Residence José Daniel Vargas, Composer-Not-in-Residence Caroline Mallonee, and our 2023 New Voices Project winner Leah Tracy!


About San Francisco Choral Artists
Winner of the 2019-2020 American Prize in choral performance, San Francisco Choral Artists (SFCA) are a Bay Area chamber choir with a mission to foster new American choral music and to present eclectic, imaginative programs consisting of both new works and repertoire spanning 600 years in performances of uncompromisingly high quality. We are now in our 38th season, and the 28th under the leadership of Artistic Director Magen Solomon.

Reserve in advance and pay what you will!
Get tickets HERE.

COVID POLICY (subject to change): Proof of vaccination is not required to attend our concerts. We focus on spacing and masking to keep our audience and singers safe. Patrons are required to wear a well-fitted mask at performances. N95 masks will be available for those who need a mask or a mask upgrade. If you do not feel well, or feel that you are a transmission risk because of an exposure before a performance, please guard your health and the health of others by staying home. Refunds are gladly given in this circumstance.

Kitka's beautiful New Year's message sent from our favorite concert locale!

Recorded at Wintersongs with Kitka: Ščedry Vechir (A Generous Evening) at St. Paul's Church in Oakland, CA on December 16, 2022

Performed by Janet Kutulas, Barbara Byers, Maclovia Quintana, and Erin Lashnits Herman, with a special surprise by Kitka's little stars,
Ada Frances Herman and June Ántonia Herman
Live sound by Greg Kuhn and Guy Brenner • Video by Kent Kessinger
Mixed by Matt Palmer

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