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Yuja Wang, piano presented by SF Performances and SF Symphony

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San Francisco Performances is excited to co-present pianist Yuja Wang with the San Francisco Symphony. Wang brings a theatrical intensity to her performances, galvanizing audiences and energizing a wide range of repertory with fiery emotions and dazzling interpretation.

She has secured a place of distinction among the world’s finest performers due to her rare blend of technical refinement, musical insight, and emotional sensitivity. The intense power of her interpretations comes from a combination of exceptional presence on stage and a natural affinity for repertoire ranging from Mozart to Gershwin.
San Francisco Performances is excited to co-present pianist Yuja Wang with the San Francisco Symphony. Wang brings a theatrical intensity to her performances, galvanizing audiences and energizing a wide range of repertory with fiery emotions and dazzling interpretation.

She has secured a place of distinction among the world’s finest performers due to her rare blend of technical refinement, musical insight, and emotional sensitivity. The intense power of her interpretations comes from a combination of exceptional presence on stage and a natural affinity for repertoire ranging from Mozart to Gershwin.
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