In pursuit of their degrees at SFCM, each student presents a recital that represents their artistry and craft. Student Recitals feature repertoire curated by students with guidance from their faculty instructor.

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Aleksi Zaretsky, violin - Senior Recital

San Francisco Conservatory of Music

Is there a better way to wake up than with a fresh morning walk? We think so. If you are then served music in combination with poetry, a nice hot cup of coffee and a pastry, your Sunday will not be ruined... Winter Morning Walks will take you for a walk on Sunday, December 8, at 8 a.m. in Mariekerke (near Bornem). . The Casco Phil string quartet put together a warm and soothing program to warm up your winter toes. The meditative Third String Quartet by minimalist Philip Glass is linked to several other masterpieces that achieve maximum expression with minimal means. For example, Japanese pianist Gen Tomuro pays tribute to Ryuichi Sakamoto, the recently deceased Japanese 'king of minimalism'. Arvo Pärt's captivating Für Alina completes the search for beauty in simplicity. 

Winter Morning Walks

Yuki Yokota, piano - Student Recital

The Circle Wind Concert is held annually to commemorate 9.11 tragedy in 2001 and 3.11 tsunami/earthquake disaster in 2011 in northeast Japan. Turkish & International Music Ensemble will be featured as a main guest and the concert will take place under the theme of "Music Heals : United for Turkey" to support people in Turkey who suffer from the devastating earthquake in last February killing over 50,000 people. Circle Wind Chamber Ensemble, Circle Wind Boys & Girls Choir and Japan Choral Harmony "TOMO" will also join the concert.

15th Annual Circle Wind Concert

Kaufman Music Center

British saxophonist Jess Gillam is one of music’s young firecrackers. At 15, she gave a TEDx talk on her instrument, receiving over 100,000 views on YouTube. Her pioneering approach to concerts includes a desire to see more dancing, cheering and clapping between movements, saying, “an instinctive reaction from the audience only prove[s] the joy of music”.

Recital: Jess Gillam saxophone

Aspen Meadows Resort

British saxophonist Jess Gillam is one of music’s young firewrackers. At 15, she gave a TEDx talk on her instrument, receiving over 100,000 views on YouTube. Her pioneering approach to concerts includes a desire to see more dancing, cheering and clapping between movements, saying, “an instinctive reaction from the audience only prove[s] the joy of music”.

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Apr 13, 2025

Aleksi Zaretsky, violin - Senior Recital · San Francisco Conservatory of Music

Dec 8, 2024

Winter Morning Walks · Casco Phil

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