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Noe Valley Ministry

San Francisco

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Noe Valley Ministry classical concerts

Noe Valley · San Francisco

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Noe Valley Ministry is a restored neighborhood church and community venue used for recitals, public master classes, meetings, and arts programs.

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McKee Masterclass I: Elizabeth Dorman

Tuesday, August 25 at 3:00 PM · Free

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Planning a visit to Noe Valley Ministry

Choose this site for a chamber-scale recital or public master class in a community church setting. Confirm which room and entrance the presenter is using, whether seating is reserved or general, accessibility arrangements, neighborhood transportation, doors and check-in, run time, and current ticket or reservation terms.

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Check current hours, performance-day service, travel time, and reservations before relying on any stop.

  • Restaurant

    Foreign Cinema ↗

    A reservation-oriented Mission District restaurant for a full meal before an evening program; confirm service timing against the event start.

  • Restaurant

    Flour + Water ↗

    A pasta-focused neighborhood restaurant for a planned pre-event dinner; reserve when useful and allow time to reach the venue afterward.

  • Quick bite

    Tartine Manufactory ↗

    A bakery and café option for coffee, bread, pastries, or a lighter meal; check current counter and kitchen hours before relying on it.

  • Attraction

    Mission Dolores Basilica ↗

    Pair a daytime visit to the historic mission and basilica with the program, confirming public access, admission, and closing time first.

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    Randall Museum ↗

    A family-friendly science, nature, and arts museum for an earlier stop; check exhibition hours and travel time to the performance.

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Date: Tue, Aug 25, 10:00 PM

Format: OrchestraFree
Venue: Noe Valley Ministry • Neighborhood: San Francisco Bay Area • • Details

FREE RESERVATION The McKee Masterclass series has become a staple of the San Francisco International Piano Festival. Distinguished pianist and educator Elizabeth Dorman will launch the series, coaching young artists in masterpieces of the piano literature. All are welcome to this free event! Young Artists & Repertoire TBA Praised by Joshua Kosman of the San Francisco Chronicle for her “elegance and verve,” pianist Elizabeth Dorman enjoys performing music both new and old as a soloist and chamber musician. A prizewinner of the 2018 Leipzig International Bach Competition and the 2017 Pro Musicis Father Merlet Award, Elizabeth has been widely recognized as a leading performer for her inquisitive interpretations of Bach’s music on th modern piano. Elizabeth has appeared as soloist with orchestras including the Louisville Orchestra, the Leipzig Mendelssohn Chamber Orchestra, the Santa Rosa Symphony, the California Symphony, the Vallejo Symphony, the San Francisco Symphony Youth Orchestra, the Folsom Lake Symphony, the Stanford Summer Symphony, Symphony Parnassus, as a soloist for interdisciplinary projects at New World Symphony, and she can be heard regularly performing as guest Keyboard at the San Francisco Symphony. She has recorded for Navona and Delos records, including as a soloist with Santa Rosa Symphony. Elizabeth and wasawarded a Doctor of Musical Arts from Stony Brook University where she studied with Gilbert Kalish.

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Date: Thu, Aug 27, 10:00 PM

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Venue: Noe Valley Ministry • Neighborhood: San Francisco Bay Area • • Details

FREE RESERVATION Join us for the second masterclass in the festival’s McKee Masterclass series featuring the brilliant and inspired pianist, composer, and educator Stephen Prutsman. Franz Liszt (1811-1886) La vallée d’Obermann Isaac Choi, piano Additional Artists and Repertoire TBA

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Date: Fri, Aug 28, 10:00 PM

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Venue: Noe Valley Ministry • Neighborhood: San Francisco Bay Area • • Details

FREE RESERVATION Young Artists & Repertoire TBA Our third and final masterclass in the series will be led by brilliant pianist, composer, and educator Eric Zivian. Eric Zivian is a pianist, fortepianist, and composer. He is founder and Music Director of the Valley of the Moon Music Festival in Sonoma, specializing in Classical and Romantic music on period instruments. In recent years, Eric performed the Mozart C minor Concerto with the Portland Baroque Orchestra and the Beethoven Choral Fantasy with the Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra. He has also soloed with the Santa Rosa Symphony and the Toronto Symphony, among others. Eric has performed extensively on fortepiano since 2000. At the height of the pandemic, Eric livestreamed all 32 Beethoven piano sonatas on period pianos. Eric's compositions have been performed widely in the United States and in Tokyo, Japan. He was awarded an ASCAP Jacob Druckman Memorial Commission to compose an orchestral work, Three Character Pieces, which was premiered by the Seattle Symphony in March 1998. Eric received degrees in piano and composition from Curtis, Juilliard, and the Yale School of Music. He studied piano with Gary Graffman and Peter Serkin and composition with Ned Rorem, Jacob Druckman, and Martin Bresnick. He attended the Tanglewood Music Center as a performer and composer.

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