SAN FRANCISCO, CA -- The San Francisco Symphony announces programming details for Digital Content on SFSYMPHONY+ through the end of the 2020-21 Season, featuring four new SoundBox programs and two CURRENTS episodes.
SoundBox  RELEASES

Upcoming SoundBox releases include two programs curated by Collaborative Partners Metamorphoses by flutist CLAIRE CHASE, on July 8, and a program by composer NICO MUHLY on August 12; and the final SoundBox of the season, curated by pianist JEREMY DENK.

Please notice that the New CURRENTS Episodes on August 26, previously announced to be directed by Esa-Pekka Salonen will be now under a new director.

The New CURRENTS episodes included: Invisible Borders, an exploration of Persian classical music that was curated by composer and multi-instrumentalist MOHAMMAD NEJAD (June 17) and a program exploring Klezmer Musical Culture Curated by JOSHUA HOROWITZ and VRETSKI PASS.

RELEASED JULY 8, 2021
SoundBox METAMORPHOSES: CHAIRE CHASE

Claire Chase Curator and Flute
Vimbayl Kaziboni Conductor
Steven Condiotti director
Taylor Joshua Rankin editor
Luke Kritzeck director lighting
Adam Larsen Production Designer
San Francisco Girls Chorus, Valérie Sainte-Aghate, Artistic director
Members of the San Francisco Symphony

RELEASED JULY 29, 2021
KLEZMER MUSICAL CULTURE

Veretski Pass curator
Cooky Segelstein director and Violin
Joshua Horowitz chromatic button accordion and cimbalom
Frank Zamacona director
Kara Lancaster editor
Luke Kritzeck lighting/set designer
Members of the San Francisco Symphony
JOSHUA HOROWITZ A doina far di kale (A song for the bride)
TRADITIONAL Tango Under the influence
GEREVITSH (Trans. Beregovsky) Curevitsh's Dobriden (Greeting Piece)
TRADITIONAL Song of the Wanderer
JOSHUA HOROWITZ Birkot Hashakar (Morning Blessings)
COOKIE SEGELSTEIN  Orphan Ruaway

THE RELEASES FROM AUGUST 2021 WILL BE PUBLISED IN A SEPARATE ARTICLE.

All the upcoming digital releases are available for individual purchases with a SFSymphony+ subscription via sfsymphonyplus.org. They also can now be downloaded as an app via the Apple app store, Google play, and Amazon Firestick. They are also available via TV services including Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV, Chromecast, Roku, and Smart TV's

Further information on subscriptions and programs can also be found on their website sfsymphonyplus.org