MUSIC AT MEYER

Music at Meyer 2010
Message from the Artistic Director:

With great anticipation for another stellar
season of musical offerings, I invite you to
join us for Music at Meyer 2010.  Our series
will be better than ever next year and we
hope you will join us for seven Monday
evenings that will delight and inspire on
all levels. There will be chamber music,
jazz, opera and Broadway and exciting
artists to present it all. We are so proud
of these concerts and so proud you have
chosen to support our endeavors.  I look
forward to seeing you on opening night!

- Cantor Roslyn Barak,
Artistic Director - Music at Meyer

CONCERT SCHEDULE

January 11: Del Sol String Quartet, two-time CMA award winner for Adventurous Programming, explores the rich tradition of folk music through pieces by Béla Bartók, Lou Harrison, Zhou Long and Gabriela Lena Frank.                          

January 25: Mark Robson, piano, lauded by the Los Angeles Times as a pianist with "one of the great techniques" and "an inquiring mind," Mark Robson has created a career which expresses his diverse interests as soloist, chamber artist, composer, and conductor. We are honored to have him perform as a last minute replacement for Angela Au, who is unable to appear.

                             
February 15: Jimmy Roberts, the witty pianist and composer of the Off Broadway hit, I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change looks at life through words and music, poetry and song.

March 1: Ladino Soul in the Music Hall. Ronit Widman-Levy, soprano, with guitar accompaniment.

March 15: Americana Show with Luna Nova Quartet, featuring narration and original compositions by Ben Brussel.  

March 22: Jazz Without Borders.  An exciting new collaboration between legendary drummer Eddie Marshal, and Israeli saxophonist, Nir Naaman.  A mixture of contemporary jazz, Israeli, and Middle Eastern music, the group has a uniquely compelling sound.

April 26: San Francisco Opera Center Adler Fellows.  Young talents from the San Francisco Opera Adler Fellowship training program return to Music at Meyer with another joyful evening of favorite arias. Reception with the artists following the concert.





TICKET AND BOX OFFICE INFORMATION

Click to Purchase Tickets Online

Call 24/7 ticket hotline 1-800-838-3006

Ticket order forms may also be mailed to:
Music At Meyer, 194 Granville Way, San Francisco, CA 94127
faxed to: to 415-665-1115
or given to the front desk at Temple Emanu-El.

Questions? Email mam@wongway.net

Box office opens at Temple Emanu-El one-hour prior to each concert.





THE SERIES

Music at Meyer showcases the most talented, visionary musicians across genres in the intimate, acoustically superb setting of Congregation Emanu-El's 375-seat Martin Meyer Sanctuary. This series is made possible by generous grants from the Ingrid Tauber Philanthropic Fund of the Jewish Community Endowment Fund. Music at Meyer is sponsored in part by a grant from Grants for the Arts/San Francisco Hotel Tax Fund

To subscribe to our e-view newsletter of upcoming events, email mam@wongway.net.

Produced by Mike Tekulsky Productions

PARKING OPTIONS

Garage at California Pacific Medical Center, 460 Cherry Street,
(between California and Sacramento Streets).




Street parking is also available.

STAFF LIST

Cantor Roslyn Barak, Artistic Director
Mike Tekulsky Productions, Producer
Lisa Wong, Box Office Manager

Currently, Music at Meyer showcases the most talented, visionary musicians across genres in the intimate, acoustically superb setting of Congregation Emanu-El's 375-seat Martin Meyer Sanctuary. This seven concert series is made possible by a generous grant from the Ingrid Tauber Philanthropic Fund of the Jewish Community Endowment Fund and sponsored in part by grants from Grants for the Arts/San Francisco Hotel Tax Fund, City National Bank, and the Israel Center of the Jewish Community Federation.