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MAY
9,
2022
Concert for Ukraine
Sherith Israel, San Francisco
7:30 PM
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JULY
5,
2016
The Art of Bay Brass Concert
Stanford Memorial Church
Stanford University, Stanford
7:00 PM
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DECEMBER
8,
2015
A Brass & Organ Christmas
Grace Cathedral, San Francisco
7:30 PM
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JUNE
29,
2015
Bay Brass Concert
Stanford Memorial Church
Stanford University, Stanford
7:00 PM
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DECEMBER
9,
2014
A Brass & Organ Christmas
Grace Cathedral, San Francisco
7:30 PM
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SEPTEMBER
21,
2014
SF Friends of Chamber Music
Bay Brass Concert
San Francisco Conservatory
of Music Concert Hall
12:00 Noon
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JULY
14,
2014
Bay Brass Concert
Stanford Memorial Church
Stanford University, Stanford
8:00 PM
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FEBRUARY
24,
2014
Bay Brass Concert
San Francisco Conservatory
of Music Concert Hall
8:00 PM
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JULY
9,
2013
Bay Brass & Robert Morgan
Stanford Memorial Church
Stanford University, Stanford
8:00 PM
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JULY
10,
2012
Bay Brass & Robert Morgan
Stanford Memorial Church
Stanford University, Stanford
8:00 PM
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FEBRUARY
28,
2012
Bay Brass "Birthdays and Anniversaries"
Concert
San Francisco Conservatory
of Music Concert Hall
8:00 PM
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MARCH
27,
2011
Bay Brass Celebration Concert
San Francisco Conservatory
of Music Concert Hall
7:00 PM
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A
CONCERT FOR
UKRAINE
Please
join us as we
come together
in our common
language of
music and art.
This concert
seeks to raise
significant
funds to
benefit three
charities we
have identified
as doing superb
work in Ukraine
and with
Ukrainian
refugees
fleeing the
war.
A
reception will
follow which
will feature
more
information
about the
charities that
we are
benefitting;
you will also
be able to see
approximately
fifty Ukrainian
paintings which
will be offered
for viewing
from the
collection of
Alexander
Miretsky.
Monday,
May 9, 2022,
7:30 PM
Congregation
Sherith Israel,
2266 California
Street, San
Francisco, CA
94115
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https://www.concertofcompassion.com
https://www.concertofcompassion.com/performers
A
MESSAGE FROM
THE ARTISTS
As
artists we feel
a deep pain
because of the
suffering of
Ukrainians.
Ukraine has
been the Mother
of countless
significant
artists that
have informed
our lives and
molded our own
artistry. We
had to do
something that
could make a
significant
difference to
help the
refugees
affected by
this senseless
and horrific
war. And what
better place
than San
Francisco, a
City known for
its compassion,
open-mindedness
and bold
leadership to
act.
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