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Keyboard Piano alumni

SFCM Honors Jeffrey Kahane ’77 at Fanfare Luncheon

March 16, 2018
There was an air of camaraderie and respect on the stage of the Caroline H. Hume Concert Hall at SFCM’s annual Fanfare Luncheon on Friday, March 9. Fanfare, one of the Conservatory’s most anticipated events of the year, brings together alumni and friends …
Matthew Linaman ’13

Matthew Linaman ’13

March 15, 2018
Matthew Linaman grew up focused on one thing. He practiced it every day for hours, entered competitions, and trained for years. That thing was gymnastics. “I had no idea I liked music,” he says. He also didn’t know that years later he would graduate from …
Performers holding string instruments
Technology and Applied Composition Strings Woodwinds radio

SFCM Goes National on Public Radio

February 1, 2018
Live from Here , hosted by the charming and talented mandolinist Chris Thile (a member of Punch Brothers, a featured musical group at SFCM’s Centennial Gala on March 19), is one of public radio’s most popular programs. Formerly known as A Prairie Home …
Hansel and Gretel
Strings Violin Viola Cello Double Bass Harp Woodwinds Flute Oboe Clarinet Bassoon Brass Trumpet Horn Trombone Tuba Voice / Opera Studies Guitar Percussion Keyboard Piano Collaborative Piano Harpsichord Organ winter term

The Sky's the Limit for SFCM's Winter Term

February 1, 2018
Interested in spending an afternoon exploring art, music, and movement under the guidance of composer, artist, choreographer, and director Meredith Monk? Want to take a piece of wood and make a custom clarinet barrel by hand? Jennifer Culp and Jeff …
Faculty - Hero - Inouye
Strings Violin Viola Cello Double Bass Harp Keyboard Piano Collaborative Piano Harpsichord Historical Performance Voice / Opera Studies Woodwinds Flute Oboe Clarinet Bassoon Brass Trumpet Trombone Horn Tuba Percussion education

SFCM Faculty on Why Music Education is Essential for Everyone

January 31, 2018
Music is an integral part of students’ education, or it should be. Just ask any of the dozen or so SFCM faculty attending the California All-State Music Education Conference (CASMEC), February 15–17 in San Jose. The group of faculty, mostly San Francisco …
2018-19 Composition Winners
Composition prizes

Composition Students Awarded Prizes

January 29, 2018
SFCM’s composition department regularly sees prizes awarded to students and newly commissioned works performed around the world. From Ilya Demutsky’s (Class of ’09) collaboration with the San Francisco Ballet to Matt Boehler’s (Class of ’17) NATS Art Song …
Gabrielle Haigh

Gabrielle Haigh '18

January 29, 2018
“No matter who it is you’re dealing with in an organization or outside of it, you have to treat them well, and you have to be respectful,” says soprano Gabrielle Haigh, a second year master’s degree candidate in the studio of Sylvia Anderson . “If someone …
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Connect with Us Whether you just learned about our programs or have known us for years, there is an opportunity for you to learn more about our campus, faculty, and admissions process. Take a look at the opportunities linked below and reach out to our …
Glory Denied; Tom Cipullo coaching SFCM student
Opera and Musical Theatre opera

In Conversation: Tom Cipullo's "Glory Denied"

February 28, 2018
In 1973, the longest-held prisoner of war in American history returned home from Vietnam after nine long, torturous years in captivity. But that was only the beginning of his problems. Floyd James (“Jim”) Thompson married Alyce DeVries in 1953, and for a …
Journey Live at SFCM
Technology and Applied Composition video games

Journey LIVE Brings Gamers to the Concert Hall

February 28, 2018
Sweeping melodies, cascading harmonies, gorgeous animation, and a quest undertaken by a unshakable protagonist. The award-winning hit video game Journey takes the player through a complete sensory experience with a simple, elegant plot built on lore and …
Philip Glass works with a groups of Brass players
philip glass

SFCM Students Perform with Philip Glass

February 27, 2018
SFCM has certainly made a strong showing in New York City this month. Only a couple of weeks ago, the Telegraph Quartet—the Conservatory’s quartet-in-residence—performed a sold-out show at Carnegie Hall that drew critical acclaim . SFCM also hosted a …
Adult Extension Program Students and Faculty
adult extension

Adult Extension Program Offers Creative Outlet

February 27, 2018
“Two years ago, I decided to ignore the voice in my head that says I am too old to start music, and enrolled in an opera singing class in the San Francisco Conservatory’s Adult Extension program.” Ned Taleb, CEO of Nexius and B. Yond, has an impressive …
Sunday with the Divas
Opera and Musical Theatre Voice / Opera Studies opera

Divas Share Laughs Onstage at Nourse Theater

February 27, 2018
“I would say Jackie,” answered Frederica von Stade matter-of-factly, referring to Marilyn Horne by her nickname and glancing in her direction. It was moderator Stephen Rubin’s question—“What female singer influenced you most?”—that brought the response, …
San Francisco Conservatory of Music

SFCM Salutes Extraordinary Women at Centennial Gala

February 23, 2018
The San Francisco Conservatory of Music (SFCM) will celebrate Conservatory community members Ute Bowes , Carol Casey , Ann Getty , Barbro Osher , Caroline H. Hume ( in memoriam ), and their families at its Centennial Gala on Monday, March 19, 2018. In …
The Shanghai Five
Strings Violin alumni

Shanghai Exchange Students Reunite at SFCM

February 21, 2018
In 1981, five students from the Shanghai Conservatory of Music took part in an exchange program that brought them to study at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music—only one year after leaders from San Francisco and Shanghai signed the first Sister City …
Ed Stephan
Percussion percussion

Percussionist Ed Stephan Joins Faculty of SFCM

February 21, 2018
The San Francisco Conservatory of Music (SFCM) today announces the appointment of Ed Stephan to its percussion faculty. Stephan—currently principal timpanist of the San Francisco Symphony—joins fellow SFCM percussion faculty members Jack Van Geem , Jacob …
The Telegraph Quartet
String and Piano Chamber Music Violin Viola Cello Strings chamber music

Telegraph Quartet Triumphs in New York

February 9, 2018
Performing some of the most daring repertoire of the 20th and 21st centuries, the Telegraph Quartet—winner of the 2016 Naumburg Chamber Music Award and SFCM’s quartet-in-residence—dazzled an eager, sold-out crowd at Carnegie Hall on Tuesday, February 6. …
Chuxuejie Zhang ’19

张楚雪洁,2019届本科

December 21, 2017
”当我小的时候,音乐对我来说并没有很特别,”张楚雪洁说,”但在我成长过程中,它渐渐成为了我生活中很重要的部分,现在已经基本上是我生活的全部了。” 张楚雪洁从四岁开始学习小提琴,现在Ian Swensen教授的指导下攻读小提琴演奏学士专业学位。从小,她似乎就已经注定要成为一个音乐家。她父母的好友,也是她的启蒙老师曾在不经意中提到她的手会非常适合演奏小提琴,因此她的父母决定鼓励她学习小提琴。 …
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Cello Strings

Cellist Amos Yang to Join String Faculty at SFCM

December 14, 2017
The San Francisco Conservatory of Music (SFCM) today announces the appointment of cellist Amos Yang to its collegiate cello faculty, joining faculty members Jennifer Culp and Jean-Michel Fonteneau . Yang, currently assistant principal cello at the San …