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Tickets are available at the front desk or by calling 650.378.2703 Membership is not required to purchase tickets Doors open at 7:30 This special presentation by the San Francisco-based chamber ensemble highlights their unique brand of “…communicative intimacy” San Francisco Chronicle through a performance of Derek David’s String Quartet No. 4 “Kaddish” which features Jewish folk melodies […]
Learn the fascinating stories of these remarkable brothers and their groundbreaking music: Swanee, I Got Rhythm, ‘Swonderful, Embraceable You, Somebody Loves Me, Someone to Watch Over Me, Our Love is Here to Stay and many more! Listen and singalong!! Performer: Marilyn Cooney, singer/pianist
An Afternoon of Musical Splendor: Classical to Broadway Join us for a captivating concert featuring Mary Hargrove on flute and Janice Gunderson on piano. The program spans a delightful variety of music, beginning with the lively rhythms of Vivaldi and Bach, transitioning to the charm of French composers Ravel, Fauré, and even Edith Piaf’s timeless […]
Come hear the guzheng, a traditional Chinese plucked zither and let its beautiful and evocative sounds lead you to a holiday tradition and cultural significance of the Chinese New Year! Melody Yan is a Guzheng player, educator, and performer from Sichuan, China. She adapts American classic and contemporary music to Chinese guzheng to create her […]
Dror Sinai and son, Avi will take us on a journey of Jewish Yemini rhythms. Through song, accompanied by hand drums, doumbek, frame drum, and tin oil cans they will share ancient chants from 10th, 11th, 17th and 20th century Yemen. Doors open at 7:30 pm Performance begins at 8 pm PJCC Lobby It is our pleasure to […]
Join singer-pianist Lauren Mayer as she takes a trip through the Tin Pan Alley era of popular songs (1920s-1940s), where Jewish songwriters found a welcoming, lucrative home and had a huge influence on American culture. Lauren includes some undiscovered gems and novelties, as well as audience favorites (and you might even feel like singing along!) […]
Come get into the mood for Purim (Jewish Holiday that embodies joy in many forms, celebrating survival, community, and faith) with an interactive performance by percussionist James Henry. Expect to dance, sing, be involved and be transported to many areas of the globe through the sounds of drums and percussion! James Henry: Master Percussionist, Composer, […]
Expressive, dynamic, spectacular – the Aris Quartet of Germany has been at home on international stages for the past fifteen years. With its unmistakable sound, it has long been known as one of the world’s top-rank chamber music ensembles. Made possible by the Eva Chernov Lokey Endowment for Programs. Presented in partnership with Music at […]
Come join Kimberlye Gold on her eclectic performance featuring rock & roll, folk, country and the blues. No matter the genre, Kimberley will cover all those musical bases with heart and soul! Be prepared to hear some vintage songs by Janis or Grace, or some of her own creations. Kimberlye Gold is a San Francisco […]
Join us for a nostalgic performance filled with the timeless hits from the 1940s to the 1970s. Get ready to groove to the classics of Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin and sing along with your favorite songs! George Moore is a “crooner” singer and guitarist. He is a retired Lutheran school teacher who is married […]
Charged Particles is very pleased to be joining saxophonist Tod Dickow to perform concerts celebrating one of the most important musicians in the history of jazz, the late, Michael Brecker. Made possible by the Eva Chernov Lokey Endowment for Programs.
In Judaism, the middah (Jewish value) of hakarat hatov is used to emphasize the importance of recognizing the amazing things we have in our lives. In this workshop, participants will explore the science of gratitude, its connection to Judaism, and will get the opportunity to engage in gratitude practices that they can use at home […]
