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Bringing fresh, locally-sourced classical music to the Bay Area since 1989.

San Francisco, CA
Joined January 2010
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Symphony Parnassus
9 days
Join us Sunday, February 15 at 3pm at Taube Atrium Theater for an afternoon that journeys from the American West to Imperial Russia to the forests of Finland! Secure your tickets now! https://t.co/1nigz8Wspq
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Symphony Parnassus
18 days
Tchaikovsky was the only man that could convince this king of symphonic poems to write something new. Only after hearing Tchaikovsky's 6th symphony performed in Helsinki did he write a symphony of his own, 24 years after he first began composing.
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Symphony Parnassus
2 months
check out our 2025 wrapped summary on Instagram! https://t.co/jXe6RdWEnU
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Symphony Parnassus
2 months
We had a great performance at the SFCM yesterday :D Our concert featured Tchaikovsky's Romeo and Juliet followed by Prokofiev's 5th symphony 🎵 Thank you to all who came to show their support 🫶 We hope you enjoyed the performance and can't wait to see you at the next one!
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Symphony Parnassus
2 months
In spite of the Soviet Union's state in 1944, Prokofiev wanted his 5th symphony to be "a hymn to free and happy Man." RIP Prokofiev, you would have loved Dumbledore for saying that "happiness can be found even in the darkest of times, if one only remembers to turn on the light."
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Symphony Parnassus
3 months
Experience the drama of star-crossed lovers and the triumph of the human spirit with Symphony Parnassus! 😍✨ Our concert is coming up on the 23rd, get your tickets today on our website!
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Symphony Parnassus
3 months
Tchaikovsky struggled writing his Romeo and Juliet Fantasy Overture 😔 We'll be performing the 3rd iteration of the piece, lucky for you since both of the earlier versions were met with a very lukewarm reception. Maybe you'll enjoy this piece more than anyone has ever before 👀
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Symphony Parnassus
4 months
we're back rehearsing for a new season! stay tuned for more Prokofiev lore 👱‍♂️🇷🇺
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Symphony Parnassus
7 months
Thank you to all our musicians and those who came to see our season finale!! 🤍 We had a wonderful time performing all three pieces. We can't wait to see you all again in the fall!
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Symphony Parnassus
8 months
Our season finale is coming up 🤩🤩 come see us perform these rarely heard gems and captivating pieces on June 22nd at 3pm! 💎✨ https://t.co/VOgNfXl7dk
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Symphony Parnassus
8 months
Marianne von Martínez's Overture in C will be our opening piece for the season finale! 🎶 She is credited with being the first woman composer to compose a symphony, what an icon ✨
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Symphony Parnassus
8 months
⭐️ We're thrilled to welcome the incredible Jeff Anderle as our bass clarinet soloist for Russell's piece in this concert! ⭐️ Jeff is exploding the boundaries of classical music with his innovative performances, recordings, commissions, and mentorship.
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Symphony Parnassus
8 months
🌟 Meet Jonathan Russell, the composer behind the bass clarinet concerto featured in our season finale! 🌟 He creates music by turns tender and fierce, playful and profound, raw and refined, propulsive and still.
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Symphony Parnassus
8 months
Mahler, a desperate and at best tumultuous lover boy, channels his emotions into the 4th movement of his first symphony - "From the Inferno to Paradise." He believed that love was the only force that cloud fight fate, and begins this movement with a giant CRASH 💥
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Symphony Parnassus
8 months
Remember Frère Jacques? The 3rd movement of Mahler's first symphony reworks that into a minor tune, then he throws us for a loop by mixing in some concepts of a wedding party 😀
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Symphony Parnassus
9 months
🍻 PROST!!! 🍻 As we listen to the 2nd movement of Mahler's first symphony, he transports us to his father's tavern underneath his apartment.
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Symphony Parnassus
9 months
Join us for our season finale as we perform Mahler's breathtaking First Symphony! Picture this during the opening movement: in Iglau, Bohemia (now Jihlava, Czech Republic) you're a child wandering in the forest, where the summer midday sunshine glitters between the branches 🌲✨
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Symphony Parnassus
10 months
Diversity is the spice of life—both Ravel’s Piano Concerto and Sibelius Symphony #7 are formed from diverse styles, sounds, and intricacies of composition. Come experience these pieces this Sunday and challenge your soul and intellect. Tickets
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PREBEN ANTONSEN Dag Gadol (World Premiere) MAURICE RAVEL Piano Concerto in G Major Hélène Wickett, soloist JEAN SIBELIUS Symphony No. 7 in C Major
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Symphony Parnassus
10 months
This Sunday, April 13, 2025, 3:00 PM Taube Atrium Theater, 401 Van Ness Avenue, SF PREBEN ANTONSEN - Dag Gadol (World Premiere) MAURICE RAVEL - Piano Concerto in G Major (Hélène Wickett, soloist) JEAN SIBELIUS - Symphony No. 7 in C Major, Op. 105 Tickets
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PREBEN ANTONSEN Dag Gadol (World Premiere) MAURICE RAVEL Piano Concerto in G Major Hélène Wickett, soloist JEAN SIBELIUS Symphony No. 7 in C Major
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Symphony Parnassus
10 months
The upcoming concert journey culminates in Sibelius's majestic Symphony No. 7, a single-movement masterpiece that will leave you spellbound.
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PREBEN ANTONSEN Dag Gadol (World Premiere) MAURICE RAVEL Piano Concerto in G Major Hélène Wickett, soloist JEAN SIBELIUS Symphony No. 7 in C Major
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