Upcoming Concerts

Acclaimed Dutch mezzo-soprano Naama Liany makes her west coast debut accompanied by guitarist Robert Miller with a program of wild passion and impossible love.

A program of newly commissioned works for percussion quartet, featuring world premieres of pieces by Shaun Tilburg, Kenneth Froelich, Bryce Cannell, and members of Orphic.

The Wooden Fish Ensemble celebrates the music (and birthday!) of Hyo-shin Na, known for letting the contrasting traditions from the East & West co-exist or even conflict, with several World Premieres alongside older works.

Helia Music Collective presents violinist Robert Simonds for an evening of contemporary music for solo violin by American women, exploring the influences of the Baroque era, the Renaissance, and folk music by some of today’s most dynamic composers, including Missy Mazzoli, Cindy Cox, Patricia Van Ness, TJ Cole, Molly Joyce, Elizabeth Kennedy Bayer, Alexis Bacon, and a new work by Helia co-founder Emma Logan.

Often known as the 'Raga Pianist', Utsav Lal successfully blends his diverse influences from western classical, jazz and North Indian classical music into original works praised for their sincerity, simplicity and depth.

The Bay Area’s first and only quintet dedicated to the Cuban musical style known as “charanga” focus on the lyrical and timeless instrumental form of Cuban music known as the danzon, a style born in the late 19th century from the “French Trio”, for this special performance.

Take a journey through Andalusian alleys with Arabic & Flamenco music performed by Ali Paris, who captivates audiences worldwide with his unique fusion of Middle Eastern and Western music and with his technical virtuosity and emotional expression.

The Circadian String Quartet teams up with Iranian-born Santour virtuoso Hamid Taghavi in a cross-cultural exchange not to be missed, exploring themes of coming together and Yeganegi, or uniting in times of crisis, with music by Reza Vali, Sahba Aminikia, and Hamid Taghavi, representing two generations of Persian-American composers.

A program of music exploring the darkest season of the year and the hope it stirs in us for the light to come, featuring music from contemporary American composers Eric Barnum and Carson Cooman alongside settings of traditional carols.

Get in the holiday spirit with guitar and lute solos, duos, and some of the most beloved Christmas classics for voice and guitar, including Tchaikovsky's Nutcracker Suite, works of Vivaldi, Handel, and Renaissance lute music by John Dowland.

A concert celebrating the holiday season and exploring the musical influences of immigrants, who introduced a variety of rhythms, modes, and texts to music-making in America.

A rare solo appearance by Hank Dutt, violist of the Kronos Quartet, with a contemporary program ranging from classics of the 1970s by Philip Glass and Meredith Monk to the West Coast premiere of John Harbison’s Sonata for Viola and Piano.

A beautiful holiday tradition - singing Carols by candlelight - including music by Hildegard von Bingen, Jacob Handl, Arvo Pärt, Maurice Duruflé, Abbie Betinis and others.

A program of rare carols and songs of celebration for the Winter Solstice and the New Year, in a 40th anniversary performance by acclaimed Celtic musicians Golden Bough.

Showcasing material ranging from rousing Slavic folk carols to lush, meditative Eastern Orthodox sacred choral works... from pre-Christian incantations for the longest nights of the year to Medieval Sephardic Chanukah songs to original new pieces inspired by the beauty and mystery of wintertime.