SF Music Day 2020 Broadcast This Sunday, October 25, noon–6pm Join us as our free annual festival of Bay Area music moves online for 2020, with ten premiere performances by classical, contemporary, and global music ensembles professionally recorded especially for this event. The stream goes live on sfmusicday.com for one day only! Add to Calendar SF Music Day 2020 Broadcast Performing Ensembles How To Watch SF Music Day Schedule SF Music Day 2020 Program Digital Market Place Make A Donation Our Sponsors Tune in to the Sounds of the Bay Area SF Music Day 2020 is InterMusic SF’s 13th annual showcase of classical, jazz, contemporary, and global music in the Bay Area. This year’s free daylong festival features exclusive premiere performances by ten stellar ensembles, pre-recorded with professional video and glistening audio in the festival’s perennial home, the stunning Herbst Theatre in the San Francisco War Memorial Veterans Building. As this year’s Music Day moves online for the health and safety of audiences and artists, the highly-anticipated fall season gathering of musicians and listeners retains its inviting community spirit, seamless production aesthetic, and unflagging commitment to world-class performances. At InterMusic SF we know that music can help us weather the toughest of times, and we believe it’s more important now than ever to support area musicians and remind each other of the transformative power of music to connect and inspire us all. Performing Ensembles Classical & Contemporary Music Del Sol String Quartet • Telegraph Quartet • Tom Stone/Elizabeth Dorman/Amos Yang • Motoko Honda’s AIR Trio Jazz & Global Music Traditions Mads Tolling & The Mads Men • Destiny Muhammad Trio • Ricardo Peixoto Trio with Marcos Silva and Brian Rice • Terrence Brewer Group • Jeremy Cohen & Andrés Vera, of Quartet San Francisco • Rob Reich & Daniel Fabricant Duo Erich Wolfgang Korngold Quartet No. 3 (1945) Telegraph String Quartet 12:00 pm Original Brazilian jazz compositions and classics by Antonio Carlos Jobim Ricardo Peixoto Trio with Marcos Silva and Brian Rice 12:30pm Johannes Brahms Piano Trio No. 1 in B Major, Op. 8 (1854, rev. 1889) Tom Stone, Amos Yang & Elizabeth Dorman 1:10pm Violin-driven quartet playing vintage music from the 1960s, including tunes by Bob Dylan, Hoagy Carmichael, and Brian Wilson Mads Tolling & The Mads Men 1:45pm Original compositions inspired by gypsy jazz, early swing, and circus music Rob Reich / Daniel Fabricant Duo 2:25pm Original compositions and arrangements of music by Marvin Gaye and Dorothy Ashby Destiny Muhammad Trio 3:00pm Recent works by next-generation composers Kerwin Young and Andrew Rodriguez, including the world premiere of A Popular Tune by Jung Yoon Wie Del Sol String Quartet 3:35pm A suite for prepared piano, percussion and guitar titled Soundscape of Our Present Minds, including the premiere of the new work, But Not Alone. Motoko Honda’s AIR Trio 4:05pm Original compositions for string duo inspired by tango music, Latin rhythms, and gypsy jazz. Jeremy Cohen & Andrés Vera of Quartet San Francisco 4:40pm A set of modern jazz classics...

SF Music Day 2020 Broadcast
This Sunday, October 25, noon–6pm
Join us as our free annual festival of Bay Area music moves online for 2020, with ten premiere performances by classical, contemporary, and global music ensembles professionally recorded especially for this event.
The stream goes live on sfmusicday.com for one day only!
The stream goes live on sfmusicday.com for one day only!