Celebrate the premiere of Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony 200 years ago by hearing it performed LIVE, in the San Francisco Bay Area, and high in the mountains in Scuol, Switzerland. This cross-cultural collaboration features performers from the SF Bay Area and the state of Graubünden, Switzerland - which is celebrating the 500th anniversary of their founding in 1524! Gershwin’s Rhapsody in Blue turns 100 years old in 2024 too - and Swiss pianist Cinzia Regensburger will perform the much loved classic in both the Bay Area and Switzerland. GET TIX HERE: www.cityboxoffice.com/ggsoc Saturday, May 25, 3pm: Historic ClockTower in Benicia, CA Sunday, May 26, 2pm: Herbst Theatre in San Francisco, CA June 13-16: Scuol, Switzerland - click here for tix in Switzerland ODE TO JOY is a collaboration between the Golden Gate Symphony Orchestra & Chorus, the non-profit organization Scuol Classics, and the Scuol/Tarasp Tourist Bureau in the Engadin Valley of Switzerland.
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ODE TO JOY: Beethoven’s Ninth & Gershwin’s Rhapsody in Blue in San Francisco
Celebrate the premiere of Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony 200 years ago by hearing it performed LIVE, in the San Francisco Bay Area, and high in the mountains in Scuol, Switzerland. This cross-cultural collaboration features performers from the SF Bay Area and the state of Graubünden, Switzerland – which is celebrating the 500th anniversary of their founding in 1524!
Gershwin’s Rhapsody in Blue turns 100 years old in 2024 too – and Swiss pianist Cinzia Regensburger will perform the much loved classic in both the Bay Area and Switzerland.
GET TIX HERE: www.cityboxoffice.com/ggsoc
- Saturday, May 25, 3pm: Historic ClockTower in Benicia, CA
- Sunday, May 26, 2pm: Herbst Theatre in San Francisco, CA
- June 13-16: Scuol, Switzerland – click here for tix in Switzerland
ODE TO JOY is a collaboration between the Golden Gate Symphony Orchestra & Chorus, the non-profit organization Scuol Classics, and the Scuol/Tarasp Tourist Bureau in the Engadin Valley of Switzerland.