"Boys turn 60" - link to SF Classical Voice article

June 15 - 60th Anniversary Concert

War Memorial Opera House, San Francisco, 7:30pm

With Special Guest Artist - Jennifer Larmore

Tickets now on sale at City Box Office (415) 392-4400

Come enjoy the not-to-be-missed 60th Anniversary Concert at the War Memorial Opera House. Hear the boys and men with full orchestra performing Léo Delibes rarely heard Messe Breve and Franz Schubert's youthful Mass in C major.

Also featuring TWO world premieres commissioned by the SFBC from alumni composers. Award-winning composer Eric Marty's C. Elegans marries a genome text to an ultra modern musical language while Jeremy Faust's Parvus sum, on a text by writer/actor Philip Littell, engages the ear with its wit, originality and childlike charm.

The Bell ringers play, the Training Choruses perform en masse and guest singer and alumnus, internationally-acclaimed baritone Christopheren Nomura, joins with the SFBC to add the finishing touches to a memorable evening of song and celebration.

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60th Anniversary Schedule

June 15 - 60th Anniversary Concert in the Opera House, San Francisco, 7:30pm

Tickets now on sale at City Box Office

Call (415) 392-4400

July 8 - 18 - 60th Anniversary Concert Tour to France

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"...the young singers of the San Francisco Girls and Boys Choruses, led by Ian Robertson, made delightful contributions.

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"Christopher Borglum, Zachary Marius Pedersen and John Ribeiro-Broomhead were charming as the Three Boys." -

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