Two Tickets to SF Symphony: Scheherazade on June 12, 2026

Experience an enchanting evening of music with two tickets to the San Francisco Symphony performing Scheherazade on June 12, 2026. Be swept away by this richly orchestrated masterpiece, brought to life in one of the Bay Area's most iconic concert halls, perfect for a memorable night out.

The Chinese-born New Zealand conductor Tianyi Lu makes her San Francisco Symphony debut with Rimsky-Korsakov's cinematic orchestral showpiece Scheherazade, paired with the first Symphony performances of Iranian Canadian composer Iman Habibi's Zhiân, dedicated to "the brave people of Iran, in the hope of better days ahead." Erich Wolfgang Korngold's side job as a film composer likely saved his life. In 1938, the Jewish former prodigy fled Vienna for Hollywood; five years later, he became a US citizen. His violin concerto, performed here by María Duenas, was written for his neighbor, none other than Jascha Heifetz, who helped ensure that the violin writing was perfectly pitched between lyricism and virtuosity.

Terms & Conditions
Valid only for the June 12, 2026 performance of Scheherazade. Tickets are non-transferable and may not be exchanged for another performance.

Expiration Date
June 12, 2026