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Tuesday,
July
10 at
8 PM ~
Opening
Night
THE
FESTIVAL
ORCHESTRA
Glinka:
Overture
to
Ruslan
&
Ludmila
Prokofiev:
Symphony
No.
5
Tchaikovsky:
Concerto
for
Violin
&
Orchestra
Daniel
Austrich,
violin
Wednesday,
July
11 at
8 PM ~
BLUES
WITH
THE
CHRIS
CAIN
QUARTET
Combining
remarkable
song
writing
ability
with a
jazz-tinged
blues
guitar
and
deep
warm
vocals,
Cain
has
the
maturity
and
authenticity
of
bluesmen
many
years
his
senior
Thursday,
July
12 at
7:30
PM ~
Double
Bill
MOLLIE
O'BRIEN
Whatever
it is,
she
can
sing
it:
jazz,
R&B,
blues,
gospel,
southern
mountain
traditional.
Accompanied
by
Rich
Moore
on
guitar,
Mollie's
memorable
voice
is
smooth,
smoky,
powerful
and
"bright
and
bold
as
sheet
lightning."
mollieobrien.com
&
SISTERS
MORALES
Musicians
and
singer/songwriters,
the
Sisters
combine
upbeat
country-rock,
Latin
melodies,
bilingual
abilities
and
sibling
harmonies
in an
ebullient,
confident
and
utterly
charming
manner.
sistersmorales.com
Friday,
July
13 at
8 PM ~
THE
FESTIVAL
ORCHESTRA
Special
guests:
Company
C
Contemporary
Ballet
Rimsky-Korsakov:
"Flight
of the
Bumblebee"
Kodaly:
Dances
of
Galanta
Milhaud:
Le
boeuf
sur le
Toit
Op.
58
Copland:
"Hoe
Down"
from
Rodeo
Gershwin:
Rhapsody
in
Blue
Ravel:
Bolero
companycballet.org
Saturday,
July
14 at
8 PM ~
BIG
BAND
An
evening
of
swing
music
with
the
Festival
Big
Band
and
the
velvet
voice
and
swingin'
scat
singin'
of
Kenny
Washington
Sunday,
July
15 at
4 PM ~
JANAKI
STRING
TRIO
W.A.
Mozart:
Divertimento
in E
Flat
for
String
Trio,
K.
563
Andrew
Norman:
Alabaster
Rounds
(written
for
Janaki
Trio)
Anton
Arensky:
Cello
Quartet
in A
minor,
Op.
35
This
young
ensemble
takes
its
name
from
the
Sanskrit
word
Janaki,
which
symbolizes
self-realization,
the
underpinning
artistic
and
spiritual
ideal
entwining
composer,
musician
and
listener.
Serena
McKinney,
violin;
Katie
Kadarauch,
viola,
Arnold
Choi,
cello
Featuring
guest
artist
DAVID KADARAUCH,
cello
Monday,
July
16 at
8 PM ~
BLUE
HIGHWAY
An
award-winning
bluegrass
quintet
that
can
make
your
heart
soar
even
as
it's
breaking.
This
super
group
combines
instrumental,
song
writing
and
vocal
skills
in a
blend
of
traditional
and
forward
looking
sound
infused
with
gospel,
country
and
blues.
bluehighwayband.com
Tuesday,
July
17 at
8
PM
~
TIME
FOR
THREE
A
charismatic
ensemble
of
classically
trained
string
players
with a
reputation
for
limitless
enthusiasm
and no
musical
boundaries,
this
crossover
group
dazzles
audiences
with
its
eclectic
mix of
jazz,
gypsy,
bluegrass,
classical
and
improvisatory
music.
timeforthree.com
Wednesday,
July
18 at
8
PM
~
THE
FESTIVAL
ORCHESTRA
Brahms:
Symphony
No. 2
Op.
73
Mahler:
Symphony
No. 4
in G
Major
for
Soprano
&
Orchestra
Nicolle
Foland,
soprano
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Thursday,
July
19 at
8
PM
LEOS
JANACEK:
A
SOLITARY
GENIUS
Writing
in
virtual
isolation
in
remote
Moravia,
this
early
20th
century
composer
conceived
a
unique
and
heartfelt
musical
language
based
on
ancient
folk
melodies,
speech
rhythms,
animal
cries
and
birdsong.
His
fixation
on
certain
women
reveals
the
mysterious
connection
between
erotic
attraction
and
creativity.
Susan
Waterfall,
piano,
will
be
your
guide
on
a
geographic,
historic
and
musicological
tour
with
dramatic
and
colorful
movements
from
the
string
quartets,
sonatas,
songs,
wind
sextet,
and
concerto
for
piano
&
chamber
orchestra.
Festival
Chamber
Players
include
Roy
Malan,
violin,
Jill
Richey
Brindle,
cello
and
Paula
Goodman
Wilder,
soprano.
Friday,
July
20 at
8 PM ~
Double
Bill
DAVID
LINDLEY
Multi-instrumentalist
"Mr.
Dave",
a
longtime
champion
of
world
music,
effortlessly
combines
American
folk,
blues
and
bluegrass
traditions
with
elements
from
African,Arabic,
Asian,
Celtic,
Malagasy
and
Turkish
music.
Known
as the
featured
accompanist
with
Jackson
Browne
and
leader
of
his
band
El
Rayo-X,
he
augments
his
performance
with
uncanny
vocal
mimicry
and a
demented
sense
of
humor
and
onstage
banter.
davidlindley.com
&
LINDA
TILLERY
&
THE
CULTURAL
HERITAGE
CHOIR
Through
soaring
multi-layered
harmonies
and
infectious
polyrhythmic
percussion,the
CHC
sings
spirituals,
work
songs,
field
hollers
and
slave
songs.
The
repertoire
also
includes
intoned
sermons,
folk
tales
and
dance.
culturalheritage.com
Saturday,
July
21 at
8
PM
MOZART:
COSí
FAN
TUTTE
~
Concert
Version
THE
FESTIVAL
ORCHESTRA
AND
CAST
Nicolle
Foland
~
soprano
(Fiordiligi)
Donna
Olson
~
Mezzo
soprano
(Dorabella)
Sarah
Viola
~
soprano
(Despina)
Matthew
Trevino
~
bass/baritone
(Guglielmo)
Bojan
Knezevic
~ bass
(Don
Alfonso)
Kalil
Wilson
~
tenor
(Ferrando)
Wagers,
infidelity,
disguises,
poisons,
and
magnetic
cures
all
weave
their
way
through
this
hilarious
comic
opera,
written
by a
composer
of
unparalleled
wit
and
charm.
PIANO
SERIES
~
all
concerts
at
Preston
Hall
at
3
PM
Gloria
Cheng
~
Saturday,
July
14
Takemitsu,
Stucky,
Messiaen,
Adams
Tanya
Bannister
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Tuesday,
July
17
Works
by
Women
Composers
Through
the
Ages
Paul
Hersh
~
Wednesday,
July
18
Transcriptions
by
Brahms
of
Brahms
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VILLAGE
CHAMBER
CONCERTS
Thursday,
July
12
~
4
PM
~
Mendocino
Hotel
Garden
Room
Singer/Songwriter
Danny
Barca
Friday,
July
13
~
3
PM
~
Evergreen
Methodist
Church
Festival
Chamber
Musicians
Thursday,
July
19
~
3
PM
~
Presbyterian
Church
Sanctuary
Tenor
Robert
Goleman
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SCHOLARSHIP
&
CHILDREN'S
CONCERTS
Sunday
~July
15
11:00
AM
Children's
Matinee
Sunday
~July
15
7:00
PM
YMSP
Recital
Preston
Hall
Saturday
~
July
21
2:00
PM
YMSP
Concert
|
The
Young
Lions
JULIAN
WATERFALL
POLLACK
AND
FRIENDS
Friday,
July
20
at
2
PM
~
Festival
Tent
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Kendall-Jackson:
Official
Festival
Sponsor
2007
All
programs
are
subject
to
change
without
notice.
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