The Stanford Baroque Soloists, under the direction of Anthony Martin, present their 2026 Fall concert program in Memorial Church featuring overtures by Lully, Telemann, Rameau, Purcell, and Handel, each fallowed by a Chaconne. Admission Information Free admission
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Piano students of Sandra Shen showcase emerging talent in a midday concert at Braun Music Center, free admission; parking permits required for weekday campus parking.
Stanford Symphonic Chorus and Peninsula Symphony Orchestra perform at Bing Concert Hall, Stanford.
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Rachel Willis‑Sørensen performs at Bing Concert Hall, Stanford.
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