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Extraordinary harpist Bridget Kibbey illuminates the expressive range and power of this ancient instrument in a program set inside Neiman Marcus' chic event space, Penthouse On Five, at their San Francisco Union Square store. Through her own adaptations of JS Bach, Claude Debussy, and Isaac Albeniz — and paired with newly commissioned works by a set of international composers — Kibbey shares a preview of her newest album, Crossing the Ocean, her debut album with Pentatone Records to be released October 13th.
After the performance, immerse yourself in an added experience and explore personalized gift giving ideas to get a head start on your pre-holiday shopping with the assistance of Neiman Marcus' expert personal shoppers. Enhance your visit with a luxurious fitting experience — limited bookings available. Please book your appointment separately from your concert ticket purchase by emailing Neiman Marcus.
The event includes a fully hosted reception with wine, mocktails, and light fare before and after the performance.
$85 per guest
Learn more about the Olivia Decker Power of Music Series
Performers
Extraordinary harpist Bridget Kibbey has fast gained a reputation for transcending her instrument in performances that merge virtuosity with soulfulness. At ease crossing classical, global, and jazz genres, “the Yo-Yo Ma of the harp (Vogue Magazine),” dives deep into historic narratives — synthesizing them as a soloist or alongside today’s most powerful global voices and composers – while resonating within the vanguard of the new.
American tenor Nicholas Phan is increasingly recognized as an artist of distinction, performing a diverse repertoire that spans nearly 500 years of music. Phan appears regularly with the world’s leading orchestras and opera companies, and he is a passionate advocate for art song and vocal chamber music.
Venue
Penthouse On Five at Neiman Marcus
An icon of luxury retail, Neiman Marcus’ store in San Francisco’s Union Square is an exquisite emporium of outstanding taste brimming with timeless designs and de la mode fashion.
