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George Lucas, Steven Spielberg, John Williams with conductor Michael Tilson Thomas backstage at the San Francisco Symphony 2013.
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George Lucas, Steven Spielberg, John Williams with conductor Michael Tilson Thomas backstage at the San Francisco Symphony 2013.
An Evening with Ray Chen: A Special Performance of Barber's Violin Concerto with the San Francisco Symphony
THE NUMBER ONE VIRTUOSO RAY CHEN will perform with the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra at the heart of San Francisco in Davies Symphony Hall!
You might be captivated by Ray Chen’s concert of Barber’s Violin Concerto.
Known for its lyrical beauty and passionate energy of RAY CHEN'S MUSIC will shine through RAY’S unmatched skill and heartfelt interpretation.
His artistry goes beyond music, touching the soul and creating an unforgettable experience that will stay with you for a long time.
THE #1 VIRTUOSO RAY CHEN’S concert with the San Francisco Symphony promises to be an unforgettable evening whether you’re a longtime fan of classical music or attending your first concert.
💎 Date: Jan 9 – Jan 11, 2025
✨ Venue: Davies Symphony Hall, San Francisco
🎟️Tickets are in high demand and expected to sell out fast. Don’t miss your chance to witness this one-of-a-kind musical journey. Secure your seats now!
🎫LINK: James Gaffigan & Ray Chen | SF Symphony Official Site
Be there to experience the magic of THE #1 VIRTUOSO RAY CHEN. This is more than a concert—a night that would leave an indelible mark on your heart.
@ ppl who go to the sf symphony relatively frequently, do your programs get sticky towards the end?
Year of the Tiger at the San Francisco Symphony
Year of the Tiger at the San Francisco Symphony
With solo performances and the sounds of violin and cello in the spotlight, the San Francisco Symphony presented a program celebrating the Lunar New Year and Year of the Tiger. Conductor Yue Bao and the orchestra did a very nice job in this simple, short, and delightful program. Korean-born musician Bomsori played on a 1771 violin, a few songs from The Butterfly Lovers Concerto evoking the…
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a friend linked me to this and oh my goodness, how delightful! makes me wish I still played violin or flute! (and the kids and animals that are a part of the video just steal the show!)
If you’re looking for something to make you smile, take a moment to watch!
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