Coriolan Overture No. 1BeethovenViolin Concerto No. 1PaganiniSymphony No. 4Brahms Once a Year Joshua Bell visits San Francisco to give his heart and music to those that show up. On March 01, 2020, was one of these memorable nights when Joshua Bell as conductor and Violinist performed With perfection, passion and verve that ripped apart horse hair out of his … [Read more...] about Joshua Bell takes the Night at SF Symphony
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A Merry-Achi Christmas at SF Symphony
This was a night like no other. The expectation and experience were so much apart. I came to see folklore band and experience a full philharmonic range of skills performed by Mariachi band. Absolutely wonderful to have culture and music expand beyond borders. Nutcracker at its … [Read more...] about A Merry-Achi Christmas at SF Symphony
Davies Hall transforms into a holy centre for 12th annual Dia de Los Muertos Celebration
No matter what sect or religion you associate yourself with, it’s a universal given to pay respect and homage to those who have touched our lives and parted ways to the ethers. Whether you honour the dead by hanging a picture of them on your wall or visit a cemetery from time to time, it’s hard to live in San Francisco and not participate in the Dia de Los Muertos events around … [Read more...] about Davies Hall transforms into a holy centre for 12th annual Dia de Los Muertos Celebration
JORDAN PEELE’S “GET OUT” HITS THE BIG SCREEN ONCE AGAIN WITH THE SF SYMPHONY…
There is really nothing that fully describes how amazing movie night with the SF Symphony is except being there in person. It’s an awesome feeling to see an epic great film for the first time in the theatre with Dolby sound blasting and eating tasty popcorn, but its an out of the world experience when accompanied by seasoned musicians and vocalists. This night was no exception! … [Read more...] about JORDAN PEELE’S “GET OUT” HITS THE BIG SCREEN ONCE AGAIN WITH THE SF SYMPHONY…
SF Symphony night to remember
Photo credits Drew Altizer and Elisabeth Thieriot From Schiaparelli and Oscar De la Renta gowns to music that left an impression long after it ended. That was the vibe of the opening night at the SF Symphony. Michael Tilson Thomas 25th and final season with SF Symphony was underscored with his own words as to what music means to him and why he had so much joy creating … [Read more...] about SF Symphony night to remember
SF Symphony Opening Night 2019
SAN FRANCISCO SYMPHONY KICKS OFF OPENING WEEK FESTIVITIES WITH OPENING NIGHT GALA ON SEPTEMBER 4, CELEBRATING MICHAEL TILSON THOMAS’ 25TH AND FINAL SEASON AS MUSIC DIRECTOR Proceeds from the Opening Night Gala benefit the San Francisco Symphony’s myriad artistic, education, and community programs Concert is preceded by a complimentary sparkling wine reception in Davies Symphony … [Read more...] about SF Symphony Opening Night 2019
PIXAR’S ANIMATED CLASSIC “UP” CELEBRATES ITS 10TH YEAR ANNIVERSARY WITH SF SYMPHONY
Attending the symphony is always a wonderful experience and as San Franciscan’s we are lucky to have one of the World’s best Orchestra’s right in our backyard. One special treat is when the SF Symphony has a movie night and that was the scene on Friday, July 26 as the SF Symphony World premiere of Pixar’s “UP” played to a packed house. Young and old filed into Davies Symphony … [Read more...] about PIXAR’S ANIMATED CLASSIC “UP” CELEBRATES ITS 10TH YEAR ANNIVERSARY WITH SF SYMPHONY
FSHN REVIEW – CALL ME BY YOUR NAME
SF SYMPHONY HITS HIGH NOTES WITH LOVE STORY, “CALL ME BY YOUR NAME”… Written by Mary Kluck June is Pride month, and San Francisco has long been a haven for LGBTQ individuals. It’s no surprise, then, that the first movie night of the 2019 Symphony season featured director Luca Guadagnino’s Oscar winning adaption of “Call Me By Your Name”. An excited, well dressed, and … [Read more...] about FSHN REVIEW – CALL ME BY YOUR NAME
