Sonoma Trio: CANCELLED DUE TO PUBLIC HEALTH AND SAFETY CONCERNS

An afternoon of Romantic trios by Brahms and Clarke, among others.

The Sonoma Trio comes together out of a long and colorful past of musical relationships. The trio's focus is on the uniquely human element that unites both performer and audience in the appreciation of great music including the treasured masterpieces of the past, lesser known works, and newly composed pieces. We dedicate this concert to the spirit of those women and men who made the women's vote a reality 100 years ago.

Mary Artmann, Cello 

Kate Stenberg, Violin 

Miles Graber, Piano 

Larry Vuckovich in Solo Concert: CANCELLED DUE TO PUBLIC HEALTH AND SAFETY CONCERNS

Larry Vuckovich returns to Maybeck once again and will do a program of more surprises, –selections not often heard, paying homage to his personal associations with the great pianists: Red Garland, Bill Evans, Vince Guaraldi, McCoy Tyner, just to name a few. Also, he will pay tribute and perform selections from two renown women composers: Dana Suesse and Bernice Petkere. 

As always, it’ll be a diverse, wide-ranging program of rare standards, classic jazz, bebop, Latin/Brazilian, world music including Balkan Ethnic selections, funky/boogaloo, jazz tango, etc… 

Natalie Raney + Helia Music Collective: CANCELLED DUE TO PUBLIC HEALTH AND SAFETY CONCERNS

Performing solo cello works written by women composers, including several new commissions to be performed alongside established works.

Cellist, Natalie Raney is recognized for her bold and adventurous playing and has performed chamber music with world-renowned musicians such as Kim Kashkashian, Menahem Pressler, Geoff Nuttall, Bonnie Hampton, Roberto Diaz, Norman Fischer, Ian Swensen, Jodi Levitz, and the Arianna String Quartet in venues such as Kennedy Center & Bing Hall.

Co-founded by musician/composers, Emma Logan and Julie Barwick, Helia Music Collective supports the creative endeavors of women in music throughout the San Francisco Bay Area. Helia Music seeks to enrich the community and expand the engagement of women artists through educational outreach and collaborations, with performances and workshops taking place in unique and diverse spaces. Through charitable activities and events, Helia supports the education and development of women in the Bay Area and beyond.