Our celebratory programs this summer open with music for winds by Stravinsky and Mozart, combining the classicism of the 18th and 20th centuries in a bubbly concert worthy of a champagne celebration. Oliver Knussen’s music for A.A. Milne’s beloved Winnie the Pooh will feature the stratospheric soprano Delaram Kamareh.
Continuing our anniversary party, we present an intoxicating program of night music from Salzburg and Mexico City. Gabriela Ortiz’s Baalkah conjures up the pre-Colombian world in a masterpiece which brings this past world to musical life, featuring soprano Ayana Haviv. The evening’s festivities open with one of Mozart’s most beloved works, Eine Kleine Nachtmusik, and finishes with the erotic nocturnal work by Schoenberg, Verklärte Nacht.
Other highlights this summer include a commemoration of Benjamin Britten’s centennial with works for tenor and harp, combined with colorful compositions by Henze and Janácek. Music by Wagner, Reger and Brahms round out this 20th anniversary summer.
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Igor Stravinsky
Oliver Knussen
W.A. Mozart |
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Ticket holders, please note the following:
• Free parking is included.
• Grounds open at 5:30 for dinner and picnicking patrons and at 6:30 for concert patrons.
• Only a limited area of the grounds adjacent to the Loggia are open.
• No children under 8 years of age will be admitted.
• Lawn Admission ticket holders must provide their own blanket or lawn chair for seating.
• Picnicking is allowed only in the lawn area adjacent to Loggia.
• The Huntington Art Gallery is open at 6:30 p.m. and at intermission.
• Loggia seating is first come, first served.
• Please keep you ticket stub during the concert: ticket stub is required to re-enter Lawn and Loggia areas following intermission.
• Lawn Admission is on the east side of the Loggia, with restricted view of the performers.
• Programs and artists are subject to change.
• No refunds or exchanges can be provided.
Please consider making a donation to Southwest Chamber Music
Ticket revenues only cover 30% of expenses ~ a donation also supports our important Music Education programs in our schools, and Free Family concerts at community venues.
Click here to make a donation…
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Ticket holders, please note the following:
• Free parking is included.
• Grounds open at 5:30 for dinner and picnicking patrons and at 6:30 for concert patrons.
• Only a limited area of the grounds adjacent to the Loggia are open.
• No children under 8 years of age will be admitted.
• Lawn Admission ticket holders must provide their own blanket or lawn chair for seating.
• Picnicking is allowed only in the lawn area adjacent to Loggia.
• The Huntington Art Gallery is open at 6:30 p.m. and at intermission.
• Loggia seating is first come, first served.
• Please keep you ticket stub during the concert: ticket stub is required to re-enter Lawn and Loggia areas following intermission.
• Lawn Admission is on the east side of the Loggia, with restricted view of the performers.
• Programs and artists are subject to change.
• No refunds or exchanges can be provided.
Please consider making a donation to Southwest Chamber Music
Ticket revenues only cover 30% of expenses ~ a donation also supports our important Music Education programs in our schools, and Free Family concerts at community venues.
Click here to make a donation…
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Igor Stravinsky
Octet for Winds
Oliver Knussen
Hums & Songs of Winnie the Pooh
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Serenade, K. 361 “Gran Partita”
The 20th Anniversary Festival opens with bubbling champagne music perfectly suited for the atmosphere of our concerts. The wind band music of Stravinsky and Mozart brings together masterpieces of 18th century classicism with the 20th century neo-classicism of Paris. Complete with blue balloons, Oliver Knussen’s perfect music for A.A. Milne’s beloved Winnie the Pooh will feature the stratospheric soprano Deleram Kamareh. Perhaps you’ll be
inspired to add something to your picnic baskets for dessert—after all, bears like honey!
Watermelon & Lychee Salad
with balsamic syrup & micro greens
Goat Cheese Stuffed Free Range Chicken
soft parmesan polenta & asparagus, cabernet jus
or
Vanilla Scented Crab Stuffed Tilapia
lemon scented rice & baby zucchini,
caper reduction
or
Seasonal Mushroom Saute
with toasted barley & fried basil
Blueberry Trifle
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W.A. Mozart
Gabriela Ortiz
Arnold Schoenberg |
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Ticket holders, please note the following:
• Free parking is included.
• Grounds open at 5:30 for dinner and picnicking patrons and at 6:30 for concert patrons.
• Only a limited area of the grounds adjacent to the Loggia are open.
• No children under 8 years of age will be admitted.
• Lawn Admission ticket holders must provide their own blanket or lawn chair for seating.
• Picnicking is allowed only in the lawn area adjacent to Loggia.
• The Huntington Art Gallery is open at 6:30 p.m. and at intermission.
• Loggia seating is first come, first served.
• Please keep you ticket stub during the concert: ticket stub is required to re-enter Lawn and Loggia areas following intermission.
• Lawn Admission is on the east side of the Loggia, with restricted view of the performers.
• Programs and artists are subject to change.
• No refunds or exchanges can be provided.
Please consider making a donation to Southwest Chamber Music
Ticket revenues only cover 30% of expenses ~ a donation also supports our important Music Education programs in our schools, and Free Family concerts at community venues.
Click here to make a donation…
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Ticket holders, please note the following:
• Free parking is included.
• Grounds open at 5:30 for dinner and picnicking patrons and at 6:30 for concert patrons.
• Only a limited area of the grounds adjacent to the Loggia are open.
• No children under 8 years of age will be admitted.
• Lawn Admission ticket holders must provide their own blanket or lawn chair for seating.
• Picnicking is allowed only in the lawn area adjacent to Loggia.
• The Huntington Art Gallery is open at 6:30 p.m. and at intermission.
• Loggia seating is first come, first served.
• Please keep you ticket stub during the concert: ticket stub is required to re-enter Lawn and Loggia areas following intermission.
• Lawn Admission is on the east side of the Loggia, with restricted view of the performers.
• Programs and artists are subject to change.
• No refunds or exchanges can be provided.
Please consider making a donation to Southwest Chamber Music
Ticket revenues only cover 30% of expenses ~ a donation also supports our important Music Education programs in our schools, and Free Family concerts at community venues.
Click here to make a donation…
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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Serenade, K. 525 “Eine Kleine Nachtmusik”
Gabriela Ortiz
Baalkah for Soprano and String Quartet
Arnold Schoenberg
String Sextet “Verklärte Nacht”
A dream concert in every sense of the word, this program intoxicates with night music from elegant Salzburg combined with the New World of Mayan astrology, concluding with an erotic nocturnal work from fin de siècle Vienna. Gabriela Ortiz’s Baalkah conjures up the pre-Colombian world of Chichén Itzá, Uxmal and Tulum in a masterpiece which brings this past world to musical life, featuring our soaring soprano Ayana Haviv. Schoenberg’s sextet is a timely narrative of a wronged woman finding the right man at the right time. The concert opens with Mozart’s beloved masterpiece celebrating “a little night music.”
Latin Martini Shrimp Cocktail
Southwestern Crusted Tenderloin
cheddar potatoes & baby carrots,
cilantro butter sauce
or
Plank Roasted Salmon
spanish rice & fajita style vegetables, cilantro salsa
or
Chipotle & Corn Risotto
green chili crema
Tres Leches Cake
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Richard Wagner
Max Reger
Johannes Brahms
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Ticket holders, please note the following:
• Free parking is included.
• Grounds open at 5:30 for dinner and picnicking patrons and at 6:30 for concert patrons.
• Only a limited area of the grounds adjacent to the Loggia are open.
• No children under 8 years of age will be admitted.
• Lawn Admission ticket holders must provide their own blanket or lawn chair for seating.
• Picnicking is allowed only in the lawn area adjacent to Loggia.
• The Huntington Art Gallery is open at 6:30 p.m. and at intermission.
• Loggia seating is first come, first served.
• Please keep you ticket stub during the concert: ticket stub is required to re-enter Lawn and Loggia areas following intermission.
• Lawn Admission is on the east side of the Loggia, with restricted view of the performers.
• Programs and artists are subject to change.
• No refunds or exchanges can be provided.
Please consider making a donation to Southwest Chamber Music
Ticket revenues only cover 30% of expenses ~ a donation also supports our important Music Education programs in our schools, and Free Family concerts at community venues.
Click here to make a donation…
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Ticket holders, please note the following:
• Free parking is included.
• Grounds open at 5:30 for dinner and picnicking patrons and at 6:30 for concert patrons.
• Only a limited area of the grounds adjacent to the Loggia are open.
• No children under 8 years of age will be admitted.
• Lawn Admission ticket holders must provide their own blanket or lawn chair for seating.
• Picnicking is allowed only in the lawn area adjacent to Loggia.
• The Huntington Art Gallery is open at 6:30 p.m. and at intermission.
• Loggia seating is first come, first served.
• Please keep you ticket stub during the concert: ticket stub is required to re-enter Lawn and Loggia areas following intermission.
• Lawn Admission is on the east side of the Loggia, with restricted view of the performers.
• Programs and artists are subject to change.
• No refunds or exchanges can be provided.
Please consider making a donation to Southwest Chamber Music
Ticket revenues only cover 30% of expenses ~ a donation also supports our important Music Education programs in our schools, and Free Family concerts at community venues.
Click here to make a donation…
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Richard Wagner
Album leaf for Betty Schott
Max Reger
Quintet for Clarinet & Strings, Op. 146
Johannes Brahms
Trio for Violin, Horn & Piano, Op. 40
A true Wagnerian rarity opens this concert. Composed soon after finishing his monumental Ring Cycle, Wagner took a few moments to compose this “thank you” note for solo piano to his publisher, Betty Schott. Music worthy of a rich German dessert wine, the Clarinet Quintet of Reger, is his last and most beloved piece of chamber music, an outpouring of melodic warmth rarely equaled that will feature Southwest’s extraordinary clarinetist Jim Foschia. To
top off this interesting concert, another member of the wind family creates a new sound with the heroic Horn Trio of Johannes Brahms.
Truffle Deviled Egg with Micro Basil Salad
Grilled Free Range Chicken
ricotta ravioli & sweet corn, tarragon jus
or
Roasted Sea Bass
lobster potato & citrus laced spinach,
sun dried tomato pesto
or
Potato Cake with Pickled Vegetables
saffron aioli
Chocolate Flan |
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Benjamin Britten
Hans Werner Henze
Leoš Janácek
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Ticket holders, please note the following:
• Free parking is included.
• Grounds open at 5:30 for dinner and picnicking patrons and at 6:30 for concert patrons.
• Only a limited area of the grounds adjacent to the Loggia are open.
• No children under 8 years of age will be admitted.
• Lawn Admission ticket holders must provide their own blanket or lawn chair for seating.
• Picnicking is allowed only in the lawn area adjacent to Loggia.
• The Huntington Art Gallery is open at 6:30 p.m. and at intermission.
• Loggia seating is first come, first served.
• Please keep you ticket stub during the concert: ticket stub is required to re-enter Lawn and Loggia areas following intermission.
• Lawn Admission is on the east side of the Loggia, with restricted view of the performers.
• Programs and artists are subject to change.
• No refunds or exchanges can be provided.
Please consider making a donation to Southwest Chamber Music
Ticket revenues only cover 30% of expenses ~ a donation also supports our important Music Education programs in our schools, and Free Family concerts at community venues.
Click here to make a donation…
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Ticket holders, please note the following:
• Free parking is included.
• Grounds open at 5:30 for dinner and picnicking patrons and at 6:30 for concert patrons.
• Only a limited area of the grounds adjacent to the Loggia are open.
• No children under 8 years of age will be admitted.
• Lawn Admission ticket holders must provide their own blanket or lawn chair for seating.
• Picnicking is allowed only in the lawn area adjacent to Loggia.
• The Huntington Art Gallery is open at 6:30 p.m. and at intermission.
• Loggia seating is first come, first served.
• Please keep you ticket stub during the concert: ticket stub is required to re-enter Lawn and Loggia areas following intermission.
• Lawn Admission is on the east side of the Loggia, with restricted view of the performers.
• Programs and artists are subject to change.
• No refunds or exchanges can be provided.
Please consider making a donation to Southwest Chamber Music
Ticket revenues only cover 30% of expenses ~ a donation also supports our important Music Education programs in our schools, and Free Family concerts at community venues.
Click here to make a donation…
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Benjamin Britten
Eight Folk Song Arrangements
A Birthday Hansel
Hans Werner Henze
L’autunno for Wind Quintet
Leoš Janácek
Mladi for Wind Sextet
Our final concert is an evening of music by three of the greatest opera composers of the 20th century: Benjamin Britten, Hans Werner Henze and Leoš Janácek. The centennial of Benjamin Britten is celebrated with two wonderful harp and voice works with tenor Daniel Chaney and harpist Alison Bjorkedal. Henze’s L’autunno is an Italianate opera for winds featuring a cornucopia of instruments joining the traditional wind quintet, including piccolo, alto flute, oboe d’amore, bass clarinet, contrabassoon and even a Wagner tuba. The summer concludes with the wise remembrances of childhood from Czech master Leoš Janácek.
Curried Mushrooms with Fried Scallions
Grilled New York Strip
petit double baked potato & patti-pan squash,
bacon molasses butter
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Seared Scallops
carmelized onion potatoes & haricot verts,
lemon sauce
or
Crispy Risotto with Roasted Vegetables
herb oil
Carrot Cake |
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