Orchestra in NorCal

Rhythmic vitality and playful melodies will invite you to tap your toes, lean in, and feel the beat. Marcus Roberts Trio joins New Century to bring fresh life to the music of Gerswhin and Ellington with striking cohesion.

Rhythmic vitality and playful melodies will invite you to tap your toes, lean in, and feel the beat. Marcus Roberts Trio joins New Century to bring fresh life to the music of Gerswhin and Ellington with striking cohesion.

Music Director Eun Sun Kim leads the San Francisco Opera Orchestra in a sumptuous evening of Richard Strauss. The concert features the highly descriptive tone poem Till Eulenspiegel; the Brentano Lieder, and the U.S. debut of a new arrangement of selections from Der Rosenkavalier.

Beethoven, Leonore Overture No. 3 Ravel, Mother Goose Suite Shostakovich, Symphony No. 15 David Milnes , music director Gene Chang , conductor

Official San Francisco Symphony 2026-27 San Francisco Symphony Orchestral Series listing.

Who’s Invited? This event is free and open to the public. Advance registration is required, and subscribers and donors will receive early access to register. THIS EVENT IS AT CAPACITY AND NO LONGER ACCEPTING REGISTRATIONS Philharmonia Baroque’s Artist Salons are talks led by performers, scholars, and guest artists, designed to provide historical and cultural context in an engaging setting and deepen your connection to the music. In this Artist Salon, Music Director Peter Whelan and UC Berkeley Musicologist David Miller explore Handel’s Alexander’s Feast: the work featured in our season-opening concert sets, Handel’s The Power of Music . You’ll hear audio excerpts and gain fresh insights into the music, history, and ideas behind this celebrated masterpiece.

Official San Francisco Symphony 2026-27 Special Event listing.

Who’s Invited? This event is free and open to the public. Advance registration is required, and subscribers and donors will receive early access to register. RSVP TODAY Philharmonia Baroque’s Artist Salons are talks led by performers, scholars, and guest artists, designed to provide historical and cultural context in an engaging setting and deepen your connection to the music. In this Artist Salon, Music Director Peter Whelan and UC Berkeley Musicologist David Miller explore Handel’s Alexander’s Feast: the work featured in our season-opening concert sets, Handel’s The Power of Music . You’ll hear audio excerpts and gain fresh insights into the music, history, and ideas behind this celebrated masterpiece.