Bing Concert Hall
Events at this venue
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An Intimate Evening with Molly Tuttle
Bing Concert Hall 327 Lasuen Street, Stanford, United StatesGrammy-winning bluegrass musician Molly Tuttle brings her boundary-stretching blend of bluegrass, pop, country, rock and flat-picking to Bing Concert Hall.
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Simone Porter and Blake Pouliot: Sounds of California
Bing Concert Hall 327 Lasuen Street, Stanford, United StatesViolinists Simone Porter and Blake Pouliot perform Sounds of California at Bing Concert Hall.
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Kronos Quartet with Mahsa and Marjan Vahdat: Placeless
Bing Concert Hall 327 Lasuen Street, Stanford, United StatesKronos Quartet joins Iranian vocalists Mahsa and Marjan Vahdat for Placeless as part of Stanford Live’s St. Lawrence Legacy Series.
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Julian Lage Quartet
Bing Concert Hall 327 Lasuen Street, Stanford, United StatesGuitarist Julian Lage performs with John Medeski, Jorge Roeder and Kenny Wollesen at Bing Concert Hall.
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Rob Kapilow: What Makes It Great? — The Music of Lerner and Loewe
Bing Concert Hall 327 Lasuen Street, Stanford, United StatesRob Kapilow explores the music of Lerner and Loewe in Stanford Live’s What Makes It Great? series.
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Let the Poets Speak: A Celebration of Philip Glass and Allen Ginsberg
Bing Concert Hall 327 Lasuen Street, Stanford, United StatesTimo Andres, Taylor Mac and the San Francisco Girls Chorus celebrate the work of Philip Glass and Allen Ginsberg.
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Raphaël Feuillâtre: Latin Passions
Bing Concert Hall 327 Lasuen Street, Stanford, United StatesThe young French guitarist Raphaël Feuillâtre signed with Deutsche Grammophon in 2022 and won first prize at the 2018 Guitar Foundation of America International Competition.
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Handel’s The Power of Music
Bing Concert Hall 327 Lasuen Street, Stanford, United States +2 moreFresh off his 2025 London Proms success with the Irish Baroque Orchestra, Music Director Peter Whelan opens the 2026/27 subscription season with Handel’s Alexander’s Feast. Centered on a banquet honoring Alexander the Great, the poet Timotheus uses song to guide the room from pride to tenderness, from fury to reflection — a demonstration of music’s power to shape emotion and action.
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Rachel Willis-Sørensen Vocal Recital
Bing Concert Hall 327 Lasuen Street, Stanford, United StatesSoprano Rachel Willis-Sørensen sings late Romantic songs by Rachmaninoff, Sibelius, and Strauss, along with dramatic 20th-century selections by Korngold, Kander, and Previn.
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Hélène Grimaud Piano Recital
Bing Concert Hall 327 Lasuen Street, Stanford, United StatesHélène Grimaud, the singular pianist and Renaissance woman, opens this recital with two Rachmaninoff picture pieces, and then launches into the final piano sonatas of Beethoven and Schubert.
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Canadian Brass: Making Spirits Bright
Bing Concert Hall 327 Lasuen Street, Stanford, United StatesSince 1970, Canadian Brass has been on a relentless search for music that can be loved by both its performers and a growing audience.
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A Christmas Show with Camila Fernández
Bing Concert Hall 327 Lasuen Street, Stanford, United StatesCamila Fernández is a powerful new voice in mariachi and other Mexican regional traditions.
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Balourdet Quartet & Terra String Quartet
Bing Concert Hall 327 Lasuen Street, Stanford, United StatesAfter nearly four decades of acclaimed performances at Stanford and around the world, the St. Lawrence String Quartet introduces the St. Lawrence Legacy Series.
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Njioma Grevious Violin Recital
Bing Concert Hall 327 Lasuen Street, Stanford, United StatesViolinist Njioma Grevious, a 2024 Avery Fisher Career Grant recipient, makes her Stanford Live debut with pianist Andrew Goodridge.
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Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra & Chorale: Vivaldi and the Oud
Bing Concert Hall 327 Lasuen Street, Stanford, United StatesPeter Whelan leads Vivaldi’s propulsive string writing alongside the world premiere of Tarik O’Regan’s concerto for oud, strings and percussion.
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Rob Kapilow: What Makes It Great? — Janis Joplin, Jimi Hendrix, and the Summer of Love
Bing Concert Hall 327 Lasuen Street, Stanford, United StatesRob Kapilow takes a fresh look at 1960s icons Janis Joplin and Jimi Hendrix, whose Monterey Pop Festival debuts helped redefine voice, guitar and the possibilities of performance.
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Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra featuring Wynton Marsalis
Bing Concert Hall 327 Lasuen Street, Stanford, United StatesNine-time Grammy Award-winning trumpeter Wynton Marsalis leads one more tour with the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra before stepping down as artistic director at the end of the 2026–27 season.
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International Guitar Night
Bing Concert Hall 327 Lasuen Street, Stanford, United StatesThe long-running touring guitar festival welcomes French classical virtuoso Roxane Elfasci alongside Italian acoustic-rock dynamo Luca Stricagnoli, Hawaiian slack-key master Jim Kimo West and Australian blues slide-guitar powerhouse Minnie Marks.
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Rihab Chaieb: Nomad–the Eternal Wanderer
Bing Concert Hall 327 Lasuen Street, Stanford, United StatesTunisian Canadian mezzo-soprano Rihab Chaieb, joined by pianist Ammiel Bushakevitz, explores wandering, immigration and belonging through songs in English, French, Czech, Spanish and Arabic.
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Jaemin Han Cello Recital
Bing Concert Hall 327 Lasuen Street, Stanford, United StatesSouth Korean cellist Jaemin Han, the youngest grand-prix winner in the history of the George Enescu Competition, performs with pianist David Fung.
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Stanley Clarke and Hiromi with the PUBLIQuartet
Bing Concert Hall 327 Lasuen Street, Stanford, United StatesFour-time Grammy-winning bass virtuoso Stanley Clarke joins pianist Hiromi and the PUBLIQuartet for a celebration of Chick Corea.
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Sérgio and Clarice Assad in Recital
Bing Concert Hall 327 Lasuen Street, Stanford, United StatesBrazilian father-daughter duo Sérgio and Clarice Assad continue their family’s legacy of collaborative music-making through a century of Brazilian music, reimagined classics and new works.
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Eric Lu Piano Recital
Bing Concert Hall 327 Lasuen Street, Stanford, United StatesWinner of the 2025 Chopin International Competition and 2018 Leeds International Piano Competition, Eric Lu offers a recital of Brahms, Schumann, Chopin, Rachmaninoff and Prokofiev that moves from Romantic touchstones to the war-ravaged Piano Sonata No.
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Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra & Chorale: The Creation
Bing Concert Hall 327 Lasuen Street, Stanford, United StatesPeter Whelan conducts Haydn’s The Creation, the powerful Classical-era choral work drawing on the biblical creation story and John Milton’s Paradise Lost.
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TREES by Sam Green with Rebecca Solnit featuring Sō Percussion
Bing Concert Hall 327 Lasuen Street, Stanford, United StatesFilmmaker Sam Green joins Grammy-winning Sō Percussion and writer and environmentalist Rebecca Solnit for a live-cinema meditation on humankind’s relationship to trees.
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Aga Khan Master Musicians with Vincent Peirani & Vincent Ségal
Bing Concert Hall 327 Lasuen Street, Stanford, United StatesAga Khan Master Musicians unite virtuosos of pipa, saxophone, qanun, oud and doira with French accordionist Vincent Peirani and cellist and bassist Vincent Ségal.
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Gilles Vonsattel Piano Recital
Bing Concert Hall 327 Lasuen Street, Stanford, United StatesPianist Gilles Vonsattel and Music@Menlo continue a complete Beethoven sonata cycle with early works and the monumental Hammerklavier Sonata, tracing the composer’s growth from youthful brilliance to bold, deeply personal expression.
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Ten Thousand Hours by Gravity & Other Myths
Bing Concert Hall 327 Lasuen Street, Stanford, United StatesAustralian circus company Gravity & Other Myths combines eight acrobats and one musician in an ode to the practice behind physical mastery.
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Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain
Bing Concert Hall 327 Lasuen Street, Stanford, United StatesThe Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain pairs formal presentation with playful musical exploration, offbeat humor and four-string virtuosity.
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Lucas & Arthur Jussen Piano Duo Recital
Bing Concert Hall 327 Lasuen Street, Stanford, United StatesPiano duo Lucas and Arthur Jussen perform two-piano and four-hand works by Mendelssohn, Schubert and Milhaud alongside adaptations of Ravel’s La valse and Stravinsky’s The Rite of Spring.
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