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Announcing the 2013-2014 Concert Season
THE NEW MUSIC: Glorious, Impassioned, Outrageous!
". . . such a convincing presentation of 'old music as new music'. . . terrific"
-Early Music (Oxford)
SFEMS' 37th season is a Grand Tour offering front-row seats at Europe's
hottest venues of the 16th-18th centuries: cutting-edge music from the passionate avant-garde of the baroque,
serene echoes of Parnassian perfection from Versailles, the power and glory of the Gabrielis' San Marco, the
ferment of London's cosmopolitan concert scene in Handel's day.
View the
2013 Season program list
or download the
season brochure.
Ticket Turtle changes its name to Arts People
We have been using Ticket Turtle for all online transactions: concert tickets,
workshop enrollment, memberships, and donations.
They assure us that the name change will be seamless, but your browser may give you
odd messages, and may not know to use your TT password for logging into
Arts People. Please be patient and re-enter your TT login and password to get into
Arts People. If you have any trouble, please contact the SFEMS office, 510-528-1725.
SFEMS Concert tickets are available now
Priority seating for all returning and new subscribers is being held on reserve at the Box Office.
With the exception of the priority subscriber seating, all tickets
(single tickets, mini-subscriptions, and flex-passes) are available now
from Arts People (formerly Ticket Turtle)
or from the Box Office by phone, mail, or email.
If you aren't a SFEMS member yet, or if your membership has lapsed,
become a member or renew now. You won't be able to get the member discount unless
your membership is up to date.
See the 2013-14 Concerts page for more detail.
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Jan Steen, The Family Concert, 1666,
© The Art Institute of Chicago
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The SFEMS summer workshops are now available for enrollment.
Our Medieval & Renaissance, Baroque, Classical, and Recorder adult workshops
offer instrumental and vocal master classes, lectures, coached ensembles, recitals
and provide opportunities for musicians and dancers at a variety of levels to improve
their ensemble skills, and performance techniques.
The Music Discovery Workshop is an exciting multi-arts day camp for children ages 7-15.
Music and social history come to life as participants study music from the 15th–17th
centuries in instrumental classes, ensembles, singing, and musicianship.
Drama, crafts, dance, and games round out the curriculum. The week ends with a
concert and theater performance.
Once again, John Prescott will be giving his popular series of lectures for adults while the
Music Discovery Workshop is in session. All interested
adults are welcome. Enrollment in the lecture series is by the day or by the week, and is
not subject to late fees.
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Medieval and Renaissance, June 23-29
Classical, June 23-29
Baroque, June 30-July 6
Recorder, July 14-20 and 21-27
Music Discovery Workshop, June 23-28
(day camp for children ages 7-15)
Prescott Lectures, June 24-28
(for adults, during the day camp session).
Get more information on
what we do.
Last updated 06/14/13.
San Francisco Early Music Society, P.O. Box 27495, San Francisco, CA 94127-0495 ·
510-528-1725 ·
sfems@sfems.org
SFEMS Box Office, P.O. Box 10151, Berkeley, CA 94709 ·
510-528-1725 ·
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