Classical Revolution

You wanted it, East Bay?
Here it is!

Classical Revolution opens activity at the remodeled Ivy Room in Albany - San Pablo Ave, just north of Solano.

The night will begin with a set group performing string quartet music, and will then open up to our signature "Chamber Jam" - informal public sight reading.

Come early, we are ...expecting a large turnout of musicians, since you guys have been begging me to do this for so long.

Come to play, come to drink, come to listen, come to hang out!
Happy hour 5-8pm
http://www.kingmanscocktails.com/inside-IR.htm

This night also happens to be the 3-Year-Anniversary of Classical Revolution. So come on out to celebrate with us!

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Classical Revolution is more than an ensemble. Classical Revolution is more than a presenting organization. Classical Revolution is a global phenomenon, revolutionizing the way live classical music is programmed and heard.
The idea which took shape in November of 2006 at Revolution Cafe in San Francisco's Mission District is now represented in over a dozen cities on three continents. Classical Revolution presents an average of 15-20 performance events each month in the Bay Area alone. Residencies are held at Revolution Cafe, SoCha Cafe, Amnesia, Caffe Divino (Sausalito), Bazaar Cafe, and the Red Poppy Art House. Each performance event is conceived and programmed uniquely to fit the needs of the environment.
Weekly events feature the "Chamber Jam", a term we invented which describes the open-invitation reading sessions at Revolution and SoCha Cafes. These informal sessions are extremely popular with both audiences and musicians, creating an atmosphere where classical music can be enjoyed in a casual and hip environment.
Classical Revolution has been featured in various publications including San Francisco Classical Voice, SF Weekly, SF Chronicle, Sunset Magazine, SOMA Magazine, Strings Magazine, and The New York Times.
Classical Revolution is an affiliate of San Francisco Friends of Chamber Music.
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