Cappella SF

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Cappella SF (San Francisco) is a choir founded in 2014 by Ragnar Bohlin, artistic director of the Grammy-award-winning San Francisco Symphony Chorus.^[1] Cappella SF is one of the only groups in the Bay Area singing acappella music from all periods of the choral repertoire.^[2][3][4]

Cappella SF has recorded a Christmas CD, Light of Gold, and Facing West, a CD with music by Bay Area composers David Conte and Conrad Susa.

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