WED, NOV 24, 2021 ~ Promoting the Arts Worldwide! | |
Russian pianist Nikolay Khozyainov will perform an All-Chopin program in Steinway Society – The Bay Area's "Home Concert Hall" series with a specially recorded performance available online from December 10-13, 2021. This program is not available anywhere else on the Internet. Viewers may watch as often as they like during the four-day window. | |
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MUSIC, NOV 26: Chester Thompson – Gravy Train at SFJAZZ Center, San Francisco, California, USA & Online [ArtsEarth Partner] | |
This concert will be broadcast live as part of Fridays Live, available to all SFJAZZ Members.
One of the most revered Hammond organists alive, Chester Thompson has led a charmed musical life – writing, recording and performing for four decades with two of the legendary bands to emerge in the 1960s and 1970s, Tower of Power and Santana. He makes his Miner Auditorium debut with a Thanksgiving themed groove-fest featuring music from saxophone great Lou Donaldson’s 1962 Blue Note soul-jazz classic Gravy Train, with special guests.
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MUSIC, NOV 26-28: Jacqui Naylor – The Long Game at SFJAZZ Center, San Francisco, California, USA [ArtsEarth Partner] | Vocalist and composer Jacqui Naylor returns in celebration of her eleventh and long-awaited album, The Long Game. The album and concert highlight the singer’s deeply rich and soulful voice on thoughtfully arranged material, selected in advance of the recording by her dedicated fans. | |
MUSIC, NOV 27+28: Merry Christmas from José James – Holiday Concert at SFJAZZ Center, San Francisco, California, USA [ArtsEarth Partner] | |
This concert will be broadcast live as part of Fridays Live, available to all SFJAZZ Members.
Have yourself a soulful little Christmas with smooth-as-silk crooner José James, the crown prince of new-jack jazz. An R&B-steeped singer who’s as effective evoking Billie Holiday as Bill Withers, José James returns with his first holiday project that imbues classic songs of the season with the warmth of a roaring fireplace in winter, captured on his new album, Merry Christmas from José James.
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MUSIC, DEC 3: Horacio Salgán Piano Transcriptions – An Evening with Pablo Estigarribia at Episcopal Church of the Incarnation, San Francisco, California, USA | |
Tango has been the music of Buenos Aires for two centuries. It captures the suffering, nostalgia, intensity and fire of the Argentine people.
Horacio Salgán is without a doubt the most inventive, virtuosic and elegant pianist in Tango history. Recently, an unofficial live recording that makes the only solo piano concert he played that we know of was discovered. Horacio Salgán Piano Transcriptions is the result of almost 2 years decoding this rare recording into a studio album and a music book with all the scores and research notes of the project. In this concert the full content of the book will be performed. The repertoire will feature traditional tango and some of original work by the Maestro.
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MUSIC, DEC 4: Jason Chiu, piano – Chopin, Beethoven, Ravel, Bach-Busoni at Episcopal Church of the Incarnation, San Francisco, California, USA | A native of the San Francisco Bay Area, Jason Chiu has been performing on the piano since an early age. He has received numerous prizes in local competitions, including first place in the East Bay Music Festival and the Memorial Scholarship Competition as part of the Music Teacher’s Association of California. While attending U.C. Berkeley, where he received his B.A. in Music, he performed as a soloist with the University Symphony Orchestra, and was a recipient of the Eisner Award for achievement in the creative arts. Jason earned his Master of Music from the San Francisco Conservatory of Music in 2004, studying with Sharon Mann. While attending the conservatory, he was a finalist in the SFCM concerto competition and a finalist in the Viardo International Piano Competition. | |
MUSIC, DEC 4+5: Symphony San Jose presents Beethoven Turns 251 at California Theatre, San Jose, California, USA | Join Symphony San Jose’s salute to this most revered of creator-innovators with an All-Beethoven program under the baton of Maestro John Nelson. Jon Nakamatsu, internationally renowned and local favorite, will perform Beethoven’s Piano Concerto No. 4 and the 5th Symphony… Beethoven’s stunning signature work and a cornerstone of Western music. | |
MUSIC, DEC 5: Young Women’s Chorus – Carols by Candlelight at Old First Concerts, San Francisco, California, USA & ONLINE | The premier ensemble of YWCP, the Young Women’s Chorus, opens its season as a guest artist at Old First Concerts. Start your holiday season with an exquisite candle-lit concert that includes Benjamin Britten’s A Ceremony of Carols performed in full with harpist Meredith Clark, as well as music by Hildegard von Bingen, Sergei Rachmaninoff, Javier Busto, Randall Thompson, and many contemporary settings of traditional carols. | |
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MUSIC, DEC 10-12: Silicon Valley Gay Men’s Chorus – Homecoming at Campbell United Methodist Church, Campbell, California, USA | |
Celebrate Silicon Valley Gay Men’s Chorus’ first in-person concert in two years with music to heighten the cozy joy of the winter season.
The mission of the Silicon Valley Gay Men’s Chorus is to inspire our diverse community through musical excellence and pride.
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MUSIC, DEC 11: Symphony San Jose Chorale presents Carols in the California at California Theatre, San Jose, California, USA | A family holiday tradition! Symphony San Jose Chorale under the baton of Elena Sharkova presents the 14th Annual “Carols in the California”, an exciting and festive program of holiday cheer. Come for a traditional sing-along of your favorite carols with choir and brass ensemble and prepare to be dazzled by performances of classical works by members of Symphony San Jose and the SSJ Chorale all in the warm glow of the beautifully restored California Theatre. | |
MUSIC, DEC 11: Musae – Carols and Hymns at Old First Concerts, San Francisco, California, USA & ONLINE | Musae is a women’s vocal ensemble based in San Francisco. The group takes its name from the original “ladies of song,” the classic nine Muses of Greek mythology. Since its founding in 2004, Musae has performed diverse and accessible music throughout the Bay Area, and continues to stretch the boundaries of traditional repertoire for women’s voices. In Carols and Hymns, Musae will explore vocal music spanning the centuries. From medieval chant, to early-Renaissance fauxbourdon, to religious songs, to contemporary compositions, this journey of a program is a way for us to celebrate the season through live music again. | |
Celebrate the spirit of the holiday season with Merola alums; Amber R. Monroe (’19), Edward Graves (’21), and Kevin Thompson (’10). They bring you home for the holidays with a program featuring arias from well-known operas, operetta, and musical theater, along with beloved holiday songs. Music will be from composers such as Boito, Donizetti, Handel, Lehár, Puccini, and Strauss, along with music by Rodgers and Hammerstein, Margaret Bonds, and more. | |
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MUSIC, DEC 19: Winter’s Gifts: Stars at Mission Santa Clara de Asís, Santa Clara University, Santa Clara, California, USA | The concert will feature music about joy, inspiration, and beauty, including the world premiere of “The Singing Bowl” by The Choral Project’s Artistic Director Daniel Hughes. Other program highlights include “Across the Vast Eternal Sky” by Ola Gjielo, “Behind Me Dips Eternity” by Henry Mollicone, and “Choose Something Like a Star” by Randall Thompson. | |
Enjoy our winter solstice program at home! This year’s online offering will be a delightful sampling of music from 16th-18th c. Europe, the British Isles and the New World. Includes French Baroque noels, Spanish villancicos, shapenote hymns, and Irish reels interspersed with seasonal readings. Filmed at St. John’s Episcopal Church in Beverly Farms, Massachusetts. | |
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MUSIC, JAN 29: E4TT – Below the Surface: Music by Women Composers at Center for New Music, San Francisco, California, USA | |
E4TT performs works by a diverse group of ten of today’s women composers in a hybrid concert. Purchase tickets for in-person attendance or RSVP to watch online on C4NM YouTube Channel.
The highlight of the program will be the World Premiere of a COVID-delayed commissioned song cycle, “Below the Surface,” by Canadian-born, Scotland-based Call for Scores composer, Emily Doolittle (b. 1972) for soprano and piano, to texts by Bay Area poets Rachel Richardson (b. 1979) and Rella Lossy (1934-1996), along with nine other works by women composers: Eleanor Alberga, Du Yun, Elena Ruehr, Gabriela Ortiz, Akshaya Avril Tucker, Jungyoon Wie, Seo Yoon Soyoona Kim, and Manjing Zhang.
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MUSIC, APR 9: Dark Universe / Mysterious Spaces at San Francisco Conservatory of Music, San Francisco, California, USA | Space is, as the saying goes, the final frontier. For E4TT’s commissions concert in 2022, the group will turn to both outer and terrestrial space: whether considering outer space—with explorations and discoveries from the Mars rover, Perseverance—inner biological space with COVID and CRISPR DNA research, or the unfathomable depths of the earth’s oceans, recent history has shown us that we have much to discover and unravel in order to ensure the survival of our planet and our species. These mysteries are the inspiration for E4TT’s 2022 commissions concert, performed in collaboration with the San Francisco Conservatory of Music’s Technical and Applied Composition Department. | |
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