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Our Saturday Morning Series has been one of our most popular for decades. These lively and fun concerts with the Alexander String Quartet and Music Historian-in-Residence Dr. Robert Greenberg are filled with great music and insightful, historical, and humorous commentary.

Our Saturday Morning Series has been one of our most popular for decades. These lively and fun concerts with the Alexander String Quartet and Music Historian-in-Residence Dr. Robert Greenberg are filled with great music and insightful, historical, and humorous commentary.

The Canadian early-music master Bernard Labadie leads the SF Symphony in an effervescent all-Mozart program. Soprano Lucy Crowe makes her Symphony debut in hidden gems from Mozart’s Italian- and German-language repertoire. Capping off the program is Mozart’s Symphony No. 39, which finds the composer reveling in the very act of music making.

Our Saturday Morning Series has been one of our most popular for decades. These lively and fun concerts with the Alexander String Quartet and Music Historian-in-Residence Dr. Robert Greenberg are filled with great music and insightful, historical, and humorous commentary.

Our Saturday Morning Series has been one of our most popular for decades. These lively and fun concerts with the Alexander String Quartet and Music Historian-in-Residence Dr. Robert Greenberg are filled with great music and insightful, historical, and humorous commentary.

Mozart’s razor-sharp comedy is back in a delightful production by director Michael Cavanagh. A stylish set by Erhard Rom updates the action to a swanky American country club, bursting with kitsch and color. James Conlon conducts a fantastic ensemble cast, led by longtime LA Opera favorites Ana María Martínez and Rod Gilfry as the schemers behind the deception. Featuring an endless parade of exquisite ensembles, Mozart’s deliciously scandalous opera is a can’t-miss for newcomers and seasoned fans alike.

Launched in the summer of 2015, the group immediately earned top prizes at such prestigious competitions as Fischoff, Schoenfeld and Osaka. Since then, the Ulysses has performed in such diverse venues as Carnegie Hall, Jordan Hall and the Taiwan National Recital Hall, the Chautauqua Institution, Sociedad Filarmónica de Bilbao Ciclo de Cámara y Solistas in Salamanca, the Picasso Museum in Málaga, the National Gallery of Art and San Juan Chamber Music Festival. Last season they performed in Mexico City, along with Sociedad Filarmónica de Lima, Kansas City Friends of Chamber Music, Basel Kammermusik, and Chamber Music Society of Utica. Other notable engagements have included Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center, the Buffalo Chamber Music Society, Premiere Performances Hong Kong, National Arts Centre (Ottawa), and Cemal Reşit Rey Concert Hall (Istanbul).

Delight in every turn of phrase as SF Symphony musicians perform together within the intimate realm of chamber music.

Yefim Bronfman’s commanding technique, power and exceptional lyrical gifts are celebrated by critics and audiences alike in all the world’s musical capitals.