Prometheus Symphony Concert at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church (Oakland)

Submitted by the Event Organizer

Please join us for our second concert of the year! On tap is the resounding Symphony No. 4 in D Minor by Robert Shumann. Was it written in 1841 or 1851? Was it really his 4^th…or was it his 1^st!? And how the heck is Gustav Mahler involved in all of this?? Well, you will just have to come and find out!

And, the entrancing Persian soprano Raeeka Shehabi–Yaghmai returns for another performance with Prometheus! She is singing Les nuits d’été (Summer Nights) by Hector Berlioz, his intimate exploration of discovery, transience, grief and hope.

Concerts begin at 3pm, with a pre-concert talk by Music Director Eric Hansen at 2:40pm.

Intermission goodies are back! Yes, once again, there will be coffee, tea and sweet home-baked goods to augment the sweet sounds of music.

Tickets are required; they’re free, plentiful and just a few clicks away.

Masks are now optional but recommended inside the church; please bring proof of vaccination and ID. Our concerts are always family-friendly and accessible. Plan to arrive early for check in, especially as parking can be difficult. The concert is free; donations gratefully accepted.

Disclaimer: Please double check event information with the event organizer as events can be canceled, details can change after they are added to our calendar, and errors do occur.