During these times of Covid 19, we encourage everyone to take advantage of the live streams, recordings, lectures, and other offerings by St. Paul's outstanding musician-friends.
If you love music, consider attending Compline, a sung service of chant and polyphony in candlelight, and 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.
Please check the featured group's website for ticket availability, updated times, and program information, as details can change.
Fifth Concert
Prometheus Symphony Orchestra
Sunday, May 22, 3pm PT
Eric Hansen, Music Director
prometheussymphony.org
Preconcert talk at 2:40 PM
Ludwig van Beethoven • Symphony No. 3 in Eb Major “Eroica”
Richard Strauss • Salome – Dance of the Seven Veils
ADMISSION FREE
Tickets are required to attend this concert. Please go to www.prometheussymphony.org for ticket information.
Audience members must show proof of full vaccination including boosters for admittance. Masks are required when in the church. Families with children (all fully vaccinated) are always welcome and the facility is wheelchair accessible.
We will be recording the concert for later publication so if you don’t have a ticket, you can still see the concert.
There is no admission fee for our concerts, but donations are gratefully accepted.
See our website for Covid protocols, updates, and parking details.
Ludwig van Beethoven • Symphony No. 3 in Eb Major “Eroica”
Richard Strauss • Salome – Dance of the Seven Veils
ADMISSION FREE
Tickets are required to attend this concert. Please go to www.prometheussymphony.org for ticket information.
Audience members must show proof of full vaccination including boosters for admittance. Masks are required when in the church. Families with children (all fully vaccinated) are always welcome and the facility is wheelchair accessible.
We will be recording the concert for later publication so if you don’t have a ticket, you can still see the concert.
There is no admission fee for our concerts, but donations are gratefully accepted.
See our website for Covid protocols, updates, and parking details.
Boats & Trains & Flying Machines
San Francisco Choral Artists
Sunday, June 12, 4pm PT
Magen Soloman, Artistic Director
www.sfca.org
Pack your bag, we’re heading out! On land, on sea, and in the air, we’ll sweep you through time and across the globe in a musical tribute to … transportation machinery!
Including works of Chen Yi, Stravinsky, Clara Schumann, Chris Marshall, Barber, Gavin Bryars, Whitacre, Webern, and our New Voices Project winners.
Please check https://www.sfca.org/2021-22/ for more information. Links for tickets will be posted when available.
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 37th season, and the 27th under the leadership of Artistic Director Magen Solomon.
Including works of Chen Yi, Stravinsky, Clara Schumann, Chris Marshall, Barber, Gavin Bryars, Whitacre, Webern, and our New Voices Project winners.
Please check https://www.sfca.org/2021-22/ for more information. Links for tickets will be posted when available.
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 37th season, and the 27th under the leadership of Artistic Director Magen Solomon.