Celebrating Latin-American Classical Music

"It was clear that the wind players, each with a full, warm tone, have spent a great deal of time playing together and have cultivated a collective sensibility… an exciting and witty piece that showed off the group's tight interplay and excellent ensemble sense." – Benjamin Frandzel

Celebrating Latin-American Classical Music

"It was clear that the wind players, each with a full, warm tone, have spent a great deal of time playing together and have cultivated a collective sensibility... an exciting and witty piece that showed off the group's tight interplay and excellent ensemble sense." - Benjamin Frandzel

Getting ready for our 3rd Season

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We are excited to be part of the San Francisco Symphony’s Adventures in Music program, our 3rd season! We will be sharing our experiences with you throughout the semester as we go to each and every public school in the San Francisco Unified School District. We’ll be performing for over 14,000 3rd-5th graders!

Stay Tuned

We kick off our season on January 11, 2010 at Jean Parker Elementary.

Welcome Rufus!

We are also excited to work with Rufus Olivier Jr III, our AIM bassoonist. He has graciously and effortlessly joined in with us while Shawn Jones works with the SF Ballet for a season.

AIM Rehearsal and DiscussionDecember 18, 2009

Tagged as: Adventures in Music - San Francisco Symphony, Music Education

Celebrating Latin-American Classical Music

Getting ready for our 3rd Season

Stay Tuned

Welcome Rufus!

Adventures in Music 2010

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