Why listen to music? Why study it? Why experience it?
Alejandro Cerda first came to the San Francisco Symphony with his elementary school.
Today, he volunteers at the Symphony’s Adventures in Music (AIM) concerts to help the next generation of young people begin their own musical journeys.
His commitment to the Symphony and to music stems from his belief that to be more creative, you must be exposed to creativity.
In a reality where thinking outside the box is often the key to success, Alejandro wants to make sure that kids experience all sorts of innovations: scientific, literary, and, yes, musical.
Our world is dominated by screens, by virtual realities, by the fast-paced evolution of technology. None of it would be possible without inspired, creative thinkers, leaders, writers, engineers, scientists, strategists, and artists.
Join Alejandro in his commitment to cultivating creative young people by attending concerts and supporting the arts.
Winter Sale: Unmissable Deals
See world-class performances at irresistible prices. Craving some Brahms Symphony No. 3 or Barber's Violin Concerto performed by Gil Shaham? Perhaps you’d prefer Prokofiev and Rachmaninoff? Take advantage of the SF Symphony's Winter Sale: Jan 17–27.
Bringing Down the House, Beethoven Style
Who better to play Beethoven’s incredible Fourth Piano Concerto with the San Francisco Symphony than Yefim Bronfman? The Los Angeles Times called his recent performance of the work “incandescent,” and ClassicalSource says he “played it brilliantly.” A foremost expert on bringing this piece to life, hear him for yourself, Feb 9–12.
Travel to Latin America with the SF Symphony
Singer-songwriter Diana Gameros performs with the San Francisco Symphony on Jan 28 for Music for Families, bringing her soaring vocals and captivating stage presence as she performs songs about her Mexican roots. Bring the entire family to part in her musical journey as the Symphony celebrates the music of Latin America.
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