San Francisco Symphony are joined by the magnificent German-Russian pianist Igor Levit for a masterful evening of Beethoven, performing his Piano Concerto No. 5 and Symphony No. 3, "Eroica". Dubbed the Emperor Concerto, Beethoven's Fifth Piano Symphony premiered in 1811 and won immediate praise for its orchestral grandeur, bold melodies and heroic spirit. The Eroica symphony, meanwhile, began life as a tribute to Napoleon, but when the revolutionary French leader turned tyrant, Beethoven scribbled out the name of his original dedicatee, instead focusing on the trials, tribulations and triumphs of the human spirit.

San Francisco Gay Men's Chorus close out their season by joining forces with San Francisco symphony for a joyous concert at Davies Symphony Hall, celebrating the 50th anniversary of Elton John's seminal album Goodbye Yellow Brick Road, as well as highlights from Wicked, Wizard of Oz and The Wiz!

Join Harry Potter as he enters his fifth year at Hogwarts in this live to film concert, backed by a full orchestra playing Nicolas Hooper's magical score as the adventure plays out on a huge screen. So grab your cloaks and brooms and prepare for the Boy Who Lived's most epic adventure yet presented in unforgettable style.

Experience the timeless brilliance of Gustav Holst's monumental seven-part piece The Planets, hailed as one of the most enduring classical compositions of the 20th Century. Immerse yourself in the grandeur and captivating melodies of this extraordinary piece performed by the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra, under the masterful watch of the British conductor (and airline pilot) Daniel Harding.

After her turn in Broadway's Shuffle Along, and welcoming a baby girl into the world, Audra McDonald is back on the road. An Award record breaker, Audra has six Tonys to her name, making her not only the first performer to win in each acting category, but the only performer to win six awards! Don't miss your chance to see her live in concert.