Pianist Orion Weiss Returns
Orion Weiss, hailed as a “brilliant pianist” by The New York Times and praised for his “head-spinning range of colors” by the Chicago Tribune, returns for five programs—including a performance of Bach’s monumental Goldberg Variations and a violin-piano recital with Paul Huang, whose tone The Strad called “unfailingly attractive, golden, and resonant.”
SFCMF Unfiltered: Season 2 Launches Soon
Season 2 of our popular video podcast series SFCMF Unfiltered, hosted by Festival Artistic Director Marc Neikrug, launches on Friday, January 24. Until then, please visit our website to watch—or re-watch!—any or all of our exciting Season 1 episodes.
Welcome (Back) to Joseph Hohlfeld, Our New Director of Development!
Here at the Festival, we started 2025 on a high note by welcoming back one of our cherished former colleagues, Joseph Hohlfeld, who began his new role as Director of Development on Thursday, January 2.
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