Pacific Musical Society and Foundation Winners Reception and Concert 2018 Tickets

The Pacific Musical Society and Foundation (PMSF) Winners Reception and Concert 2018 was an evening filled with spectacular performances from talented young musicians. On Sunday, April 22nd, San Francisco’s Old First Church hosted the reception and concert in celebration of the PMSF 2018 competition winners.

The PMSF is an organization established in the Bay Area that aims to promote classical music by supporting talented young artists through scholarships, competitions, and other programs. The Winners Reception and Concert provided a platform for the most recent scholarship recipients and competition winners to showcase their skills and talents in classical music performance.

The concert began with an opening speech by PMSF president, Patricia Kristof Moy, who expressed the importance of the organization’s work and how it plays a critical role in fostering the growth of classical music. Following her remarks, the audience was treated to exceptional performances by eleven young musicians, who all impressed with their musical abilities.

The performers showcased a wide range of instruments and talents, including vocalists, pianists, violinists, and cellists. Each performance was outstanding, illustrating the incredible level of skill and dedication required to excel in classical music. The highlight of the evening was a beautiful performance by the Youth Orchestra of San Francisco, featuring music from Mozart, Beethoven, and Tchaikovsky.

As the evening progressed, the audience was captivated by the stunning variety of music and talent on display. Each musician brought something unique to the event, showcasing the diversity of classical music and the sheer passion and joy behind it.

The Winners Reception and Concert was undoubtedly a night to remember, as young artists were given an opportunity to shine and show off their skills. The PMSF continues to provide invaluable support to aspiring young musicians, proving to be an integral part of the classical music community. In many ways, these concerts are a reminder of how important classical music is, not just for its history but for its future too. The evening was an affirmation of this and a celebration of the tremendous talent of young classical musicians in the Bay Area.