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Safety Protocols for COVID-19:
FOR YOUR SAFETY: We will follow
required health
and safety protocols—CDC, State, County, City,
Diocesan and St. Francis Episcopal Church—to
make your concert experience as safe as we can,
including [subject to change]:
PROOF OF VACCINATION: Everyone
attending the
concert—audience, staff, and musicians—must be fully
vaccinated, and provide proof of full vaccination before
entering the church.
FACE MASKS: Everyone—including
the vaccinated—
must wear a face mask while on the church grounds—
both indoors and outside.
HAND SANITIZER: Upon entering,
please use the hand
sanitizer offered at entrance foyer.
NO INTERMISSION: To reduce our
time together,
there will be no intermission, no pre-concert talk, and
the concert time has been shortened to about 75 minutes.
Please use restrooms before or after the concert.
NO INDIVIDUAL WATER: Food and
beverages are not
permitted in the church.
Enjoy our 2021 - 2022 season - Our 35th!
Our
35th season presents the world of chamber music for
you — featuring Top ensembles from Germany, New York City,
Baltimore, & the Bay Area!
- Jon Nakamatsu joins the Schumann Quartet for Robert
Schumann’s Piano Quintet!
- String Quartets: The final U.S. tour of the 40-year Auryn Quartet, the San Jose debut of the Schumann Quartet, and the return of the Catalyst Quartet and the St. Lawrence String Quartet.
- Trios: The Bay Area’s Delphi Piano Trio (debut), and return of the Poulenc Trio—piano, oboe, and bassoon.
- Welcoming to our stage
the music of Women composers: Fanny
Mendelssohn HENSEL, Clara
Wieck SCHUMANN, Lili BOULANGER
and Gabriela Lena FRANK; Black
composers: Samuel COLERIDGE-TAYLOR
and Florence PRICE; and
Asian-American composers: Juri SEO
and Viet CUONG.
- Plus delight in well-known masters: BEETHOVEN, DVOŘÁK, HAYDN, JANÁČEK, MENDELSSOHN, MOZART, POULENC, André PREVIN, Terry RILEY, ROSSINI, R. SCHUMANN, and SHOSTAKOVICH.
Our New Venue
We welcome you to our friendly accessible new venue for the 21- 22 season, at
St.
Francis Episcopal Church
1205 Pine Avenue, San Jose
Parking
&
Public transportation
The
church has 20 on-site parking spaces—including 16 regular and four
Handicapped—accessed via a one-way alley entered from
Pine Avenue, and exiting onto Newport Avenue. Audience parking, as with
church services, is primarily on the neighborhood streets.
There is a VTA bus stop at corner of Pine Avenue and Newport Avenue.
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