Staying home? Here are some virtual ways to see Bay Area live performances

In case you are amongst those that aren’t able to attend indoor occasions however nonetheless crave the joys of dwell efficiency, you aren’t alone. Many arts organizations are taking a cautious method to their reopening plans, including live-streamed and in-person hybrid choices for patrons to soak up the humanities as they see match.

A surprisingly giant variety of golf equipment and locales are presently producing dwell streams, providing a singular window of alternative to attend a present with out leaving the home. These choices permit Bay Space followers to journey just about and test in dwell on particular haunts, just like the inimitable Smalls jazz membership or Caffe Lena in New York Metropolis; or maintain it native with a gradual on-line beat from golf equipment akin to San Francisco’s Bird and Beckett Books and Records, who’ve tirelessly broadcast live-streamed performances most Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30 p.m. for the higher a part of a 12 months.

Try The Chronicle’s information to imminent concert events and efficiency occasions with an choice for at-home viewing.

Smuin Modern Ballet

The native ballet group has set its return for the 2021-22 season starting with a completely digital sequence, adopted by the return of dwell, in-person performances that can even supply live-streamed ticket choices.

“Limitless Michael Smuin,” provided solely in a dwell stream format, options Smuin fan favorites “Pinocchio” (Thursday-Monday, Sept. 23-27) and “Zorro!” (Thursday-Monday, Sept. 30-Oct. 4).

The twenty eighth season will embrace an organization premiere from award-winning choreographer Gina Patterson, Amy Seiwert’s “Renaissance,” set to the music of Kitka Ladies’s Vocal Ensemble; plus the revival of dance maker Val Caniparoli’s “Confessions.” New works by Smuin artists Tessa Barbour and Brennan Wall, debuted within the “2021 Choreography Showcase,” can be expanded and premiered on the corporate’s fundamental stage as properly.

“Limitless” sequence runs via Oct. 4. $12, obtainable online. See web site for full season schedule and ticket options. 415-912-1899. smuinballet.org

Piedmont Piano Firm Presents the Cosmo Alleycats

That includes pianist Andrew Corridor, vocalist Emily Day, bassist Steve Top, drummer Mike Burns, trumpeter Andrew Storar and Pete Cornell on saxophone, the San Francisco-based swing band brings classic American dance music to the stage.

5 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 26. Reside stream obtainable on the Piedmont Piano Facebook and YouTube channels. Free, donations inspired. Restricted capability, in-person tickets obtainable for $25. Piedmont Piano Firm, 1728 San Pablo Ave., Oakland. 510-547-8188. piedmontpiano.com

Hardly Strictly Bluegrass: ‘Come What Could 2021’

This 12 months, the wildly well-liked, free music pageant, usually held in Golden Gate Park, can be on-line as soon as once more, that includes live-streamed and prerecorded segments. The efficiency roster presently contains Ani DiFranco, Béla Fleck, Bob Mould with Fred Armisen, Della Mae, Emmylou Harris, Galactic, Jackie Greene and Tim Bluhm, Mavis Staples, Meklit, Peter Rowan, Steve Earle and the Dukes, Terence Blanchard with the Turtle Island Quartet, Soul Rebels with Ivan Neville, the Tallest Man on Earth, Shakey Graves, Marc Ribot’s Ceramic Canine and plenty of others.

Starting at 1 p.m. every day, the pageant is making good progress in its efforts to get again us collectively providing many real-time efficiency broadcasts occurring dwell from across the Bay Space and past. It’s one step nearer to being in dwell attendance, and hopes are excessive for a triumphant return to the park in 2022.

1 p.m. Friday-Sunday, Oct. 1-3. Free. Out there to stream on-line on the occasion web site, in addition to on its Facebook and YouTube channels. hardlystrictlybluegrass.com

Fridays Reside From SFJazz

The jazz middle’s “Fridays at 5” weekly, on-line “dwell from the archives” live performance sequence has developed into a brand new “dwell from the corridor” sequence broadcasting every Friday. The dwell stream recurrently options interactive parts, akin to real-time chats with the artists.

Upcoming exhibits embrace Claudia Villela, Friday-Saturday, Oct. 1-2; Thelonious Monk’s Birthday with Gerald Clayton, Edward Simon, Justin Kauflin and Tammy L. Corridor, Oct. 8-9; Jesús Díaz y su QBA, Oct. 15-16; SFJazz Collective, Oct. 29-30; Ravi Coltrane, Nov. 5-6; Rova Saxophone Quartet, Nov. 12-13; Preservation Corridor Jazz Band, Nov. 19-20; Chester Thompson, Nov. 26-27; Pink Martini, Dec. 3-4; Adam Shulman’s A Charlie Brown Christmas, Dec. 17-18; José James, Dec. 24-25.

In case you miss a dwell stream, you’ll be able to watch it as an encore at 10 a.m. the next morning, or entry it on demand later for an extra price. “Fridays Reside” and the Saturday encores can be found free to SFJazz members.

7 or 7:30 p.m. Fridays. Encore broadcast 10 a.m. Saturdays. Free with $5 month-to-month digital membership. Tickets to attend dwell are additionally obtainable for these performances. SFJazz Heart, 201 Franklin St., S.F. 866-920-5299. sfjazz.org/fridayslive

Previous First Concert events

Ninth Planet (Oct. 1) new music ensemble returns with a program that includes the world premiere of a piece by Bay Space resident Assaf Shatil, plus chamber works by Shelley Washington, Yaz Lancaster and Amy Beth Kirsten.

Fusion Soul (Oct. 3) options multi-wind instrumentalist/composer Karlton Hester’s works targeted on a theme of inventive freedom, with a nod to the polymathic works of trumpeter Donald Byrd; an exploration of the philosophy and music of legendary Afro-futurist/pianist/composer Solar Ra; and works by Hwayoung Shon and Byungki Hwang drawing from conventional Korean music.

The award-winning Ensemble for These Times (Oct. 15) takes the stage with a program titled “Alchemy,” that includes world premieres by Brennan Stokes and Mary Bianco, in addition to works by Marcus Norris; Coleridge Taylor Perkinson; Lisa Bielawa; Darian Donovan Thomas; Julia Perry; George Walker and others. The ensemble options soprano Nanette McGuinness; cellist Abigail Monroe; and pianist Margaret Halbig and coloratura soprano Chelsea Hole.

8 p.m. Oct. 1 and 15; 4 p.m. Oct. 3. Free, $20 steered donation. Out there to stream on the Previous First Concert events YouTube channel. In-person tickets $25. Previous First Concert events, 1751 Sacramento St., S.F. 415-474-1608. oldfirstconcerts.org

S.F. Opera

The Opera gives a sequence of miniature performances filmed at San Francisco Opera’s Taube Atrium Theater earlier within the 12 months. “Atrium Periods” showcases weekly units of quick movies that function operatic masterpieces filmed in an intimate corridor.

The group additionally plans to supply live-streaming choices, in addition to in-person ticketing for upcoming performances of Beethoven’s “Fidelio” and Mozart’s “Cosi fan tutte.”

“Atrium Periods” are free and obtainable to stream online via Oct. 11. “Fidelio” streams at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 14 and 20; 2 p.m. Oct. 17.  $25, obtainable online. “Cosi fan tutte” streams at 2 p.m. Nov. 21 and seven:30 p.m. Nov. 23 and 27. $25, obtainable online. 415-864-3330. sfopera.com/online

ODC/Dance

ODC Theater’s fall season will supply choices for in-person and digital attendance to most performances. Upcoming programming contains:

Funsch Dance Expertise: Funsch Dance’s extended-length work, that includes music by Cheryl Leonard, subverts typical efficiency fashions by pushing the boundaries of period. An inventory of the entry factors to the 12-hour efficiency can be supplied and audiences are welcome to return and go all through the day.

10 a.m.  Saturday, Oct. 2. $10-$75, in-person and digital tickets obtainable online. odc.dance/epoch

Amy Seiwert’s Imagery — “Sketch 11: Interrupted”: Inventive Director Amy Seiwert and Ben Needham-Wooden have developed new ballets, with the unique idea impressed by the wrecking course of developed by choreographer Susan Rethorst.

7:30 p.m. Oct. 22. $25-$55, in-person and digital tickets obtainable online. odc.dance/sketch-interrupted

Chitresh Das Institute presents: Kathak artist/choreographer Charlotte Moraga’s new work explores resonance via motion, music, percussion and vedanta. With music composed by Alam Khan.

7 p.m. Oct. 28. $10-$75, in-person (Oct. 15-17) and digital tickets (Oct. 28) obtainable online. odc.dance/Mantram

Different Minds Pageant 25

A neighborhood pageant of worldwide avant-garde music returns to have fun its twenty fifth anniversary with artists working within the area of latest improvised music. Featured artists embrace MacArthur Fellowship winners Mary Halvorson and Tyshawn Sorey; Guggenheim fellows Jen Shyu, Wadada Leo Smith and Zeena Parkins; Doris Duke Performing Artist Award winners William Parker and Myra Melford; NEA Jazz Masters Anthony Braxton and Roscoe Mitchell; Berlin Prize awardee Elliott Sharp; and a number of other extra performers whose music is important to the traditions of free improvisation.

8 p.m. Oct. 14-16; 4 p.m. Oct. 17. Free, donations inspired. Out there to stream on the Different Minds website. $25-$175 for in-person tickets. Taube Atrium Theater, S.F.  415-934-8134. otherminds.org

SFCM Chamber Music Tuesday: Shai Wosner

This set up of a music sequence curated by SFCM string and piano chamber music chair Dimitri Murrath is about to function Avery Fisher Profession Grant-winning artist Shai Wosner. The pianist will share the invoice with cellists Jennifer Culp, Matthew Park and William Laney; violinists Ian Swensen, Suni Norman, Yichun Wu, Jung-eun Kim and Idunn Lohne; and violist Sohui Yun in a program of works by  Fauré, Schubert, György Kurtág and Brahms.

7:30 p.m. Oct. 12. Free, donations inspired. Out there to stream at bit.ly/sfcmshaiwosner. 415-503-6275. sfcm.edu

SFCM School Artist Sequence: Rebeca Mauleon and CK Ladzekpo

A duo efficiency from West African grasp drummer/choreographer CK Ladzekpo and Grammy-nominated Latin jazz pianist/educator Rebeca Mauleon can be broadcast dwell from the conservatory’s new Cha Chi Ming recital corridor.

2 p.m. Oct. 14. Free, donations inspired. Out there to stream at bit.ly/sfcmmauleon. 415-503-6275.  sfcm.edu

Steinway Society Bay Space — Dwelling Live performance Corridor: Juho Pohjonen

The award-winning Finnish pianist will carry out a program that includes Bach’s full “Goldberg Variations.”

Out there to stream Oct. 15-18. $25-$35, obtainable online. 408-300-5635. steinwaysociety.com

Left Coast Chamber Ensemble: Lengthy Distance Name

The chamber group begins its fall season with a program that includes world premieres by Laura Rose Schwartz and Ryan Suleiman for piano trio (flute, cello, piano) and distanced soprano, together with works from George Lewis and Louise Farrenc. Visitor artists on this system embrace pianist Allegra Chapman and soprano Nikki Einfeld. The live performance can be carried out live at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 17. from the Hillside Membership, 2286 Cedar St., Berkeley.

Digital live performance at 5:30 p.m. Oct. 24. $10-$60, obtainable online. 415-617-5223. leftcoastensemble.org