Join the SF Bach Choir, Magen Solomon, Artistic Director, and Baroque brass ensemble The Whole Noyse for our beloved holiday concert with music from around the world! Our “traditional with a twist” program has something for everyone, from new discoveries to beloved favorites, including “The Boar’s Head” processional, music by candlelight, sing-along carols, and more. […]
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Tactus SF presents CounterCulture: Music of the Marginalized
Tactus SF presents CounterCulture: Music of the Marginalized Elizabeth Kimble, Music Director Susan Swerdlow, Associate Conductor with musical guests Eugene Petrushansky and Sue Jones November 5th, 2022 at 4pm St Matthew’s Lutheran Church 3281 16th St San Francisco, CA November 6th, 2022 at 4pm St Alban’s Episcopal Church 1501 Washington Ave. Albany, CA […]
11/12, Gabriel Faure’s Requiem
November 12, 7:00 p.m. and November 13, 4:00 p.m. The San Francisco Choral Society brings its season to a close with two significant works written over three quarters of a century apart, Faure’s Requiem and Bernstein’s Chichester Psalms, alongside music from two of the finest American choral composers of this generation, Eric Whitacre’s Five Hebrew […]
12/18, KITKA Women’s Vocal Ensemble: Wintersongs
“A refreshing spin on traditional seasonal choral music… A thoroughly marvelous concert!” – National Public RadioFor more than two decades, Kitka’s annual Wintersongs concerts have explored songs from across Eastern Europe that summon the return of light and hope in times of difficulty and darkness. This December, Kitka’s nine powerful female vocalists sing in solidarity […]
10/21, Kamala’s Hope
The San Francisco Girls Chorus opens its season with a selection of works by women composers that includes the world premiere of I See You, I Hear You, I Believe You by Ursula-Kwong Brown, written in the wake of the #MeToo movement, and the choral world premiere of Kamala’s Hope by San Francisco-based composer Candace […]
SF Bach Choir: “Tesoros Dorados: Treasures of the Spanish New World”
Discover little-known sacred works by Peruvian, Mexican, and Argentinian composers. From lovely a cappella motets to a magnificent Mass, we bring to light composers and works rarely heard in the Bay Area. Music of Hernando Franco, Sor Juana Inez de la Cruz, Sebastián Durón, and Domenico Zipoli, and several composers whose names are lost to […]