The MANA Quartet
Events Schedule

The MANA Quartet joins friends for a fun evening of chamber music on the Peet's Candy Store stage

Works by Glass and Villalta, with new works by Josiah Catalan and two world premieres as part of our season-long collaboration with the Common Sense Composers Collective by Belinda Reynolds and Randy Woolf. Join us!

Guest artist recital - Program TBA Redfern Arts Center, Alumni Recital Hall - 7:30 PM

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 2020 — 8:00 PM Tickets: $15 General, $10 Members & Students Buy Tickets Online Tickets also available at the door MANA Quartet returns to the Bay Area premiering several new works from their recent collaboration with the Common Sense Composer Collective! Featuring west coast premieres of works by Belinda Reynolds, John Halle […]

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 2020 — 8:00 PM Tickets: $15 Suggested Donation Tickets available at the door only Composer/pianist/scholar/activist John Halle, the Mana Sax Quartet and Friction String Quartet perform two decades of Halle’s obliterations and reconfigurations of jazz standards by Monk, Rodgers and others. Activist/pianist/scholar/composer John Halle began his musical career as a jazz musician […]

Czech composers have had a major influence on Western music, and you’ll hear why as SJWS performs spellbinding works by Bedřich Smetana, Antonín Dvořák, Jaromír Weinberger and Václav Nelhýbel. Plus, the virtuosic Mana Saxophone Quartet performs David DeBoor Canfield’s Concerto After Dvorak. (from http://www.sjws.org/)

Conference Performances Saturday 3/7 2:00 PM in Katzin Hall | MANA Quartet  - *World Premieres* of music by Dan Becker and Gabriel Bolaños 3:40 PM  in Katzin Hall | Diane Hunger - Concert Piece, by Stephen Dankner 4:00 PM in Recital Hall | Michael Mortarotti - Allegro, Cadenza, e Adagio, by Werner Wolf Glaser Sunday 3/8 […]

MANA teams up with composer John Halle for an East Coast premiere of Street Music for saxophone quartet and other collaborations.

April 19th, 2019 - Bethany United Methodist Church, San Francisco, CA - Megalopolis presents works by Catalan, Harlafti, and more as part of their West Coast debut.