The San Francisco Symphony (SFS), established in 1911, has made significant contributions to both classical music and film, captivating audiences with their powerful performances. Their acclaimed project, "Keeping Score: Tchaikovsky Symphony No. 4," released in 2003, stands out as a must-have for collectors. This film not only showcases the orchestra's artistry under the direction of Michael Tilson Thomas but also delves into the rich history and emotional depth of Tchaikovsky's work, making it a valuable addition for those interested in the intersection of music and cinema. With a legacy that includes multiple Grammy Awards and an Emmy Award, the SFS is revered not just for their live performances but also for their innovative approach to music on screen. Collectors seek out their releases for the unique blend of orchestral excellence and film production quality that highlights both the performance and the context of the music. As they transition to new leadership under Esa-Pekka Salonen, the San Francisco Symphony continues to be a pivotal force in both the concert hall and the realm of physical media.