51 st season july 4–28, 2019 - newport music …experience the best that newport has to offer with...
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On the Cover – Top: Changyong Shin – Piano I Jon Lehrer Dance Company I Renée Rapier – Mezzo-Soprano Bottom: Bridget Kibbey – Harp I The Swingles – Ensemble I Sierra Boggess – Soprano
Thank you to our Generous SponsorsDIAMOND SPONSORS
Ms. Virginia Gambale & Dr. Austin Feeney • Suzanna & John Laramee • Kari & Craig Shapero Alletta Morris McBean Charitable Trust • Prince Charitable Trusts
GOLD SPONSORSAlison & James Soldano • Mrs. Marilyn Woloohojian • JetBlue • The Bohlin
The Preservation Society of Newport County • Yamaha • Castle Hill Inn • Newport Polo Club
SILVER PREMIER SPONSORSMr. & Mrs. James Klau • Cynthia Sinclair • Salve Regina University
Ronald Fleming • Friends of the Newport Music Festival
SILVER SPONSORSSara & Anthony Carcieri • Robert Connell & Michelle Duffy • Patricia & Torre Peterson
Marjorie Yashar & Gerald Gibian • Maureen & Bruce HollandEstate of Frederick M. Lawton • The Power of Juice
SUPPORTERSBankNewport • Classical 95.9 WCRI • Discover Newport • Sage Cellars • Luca Music
Holiday Inn Express Middletown • Acción Cultura Española • Rhode Island Foundation The Vanderbilt • The Pizza Gourmet • Ocean State Charities Trust • Newport Art Museum
The Boston Beer Company • Coca-Cola Company • NewportFed
Join us for the
festival opera Gala
starrinG Metropolitan opera Baritone
nathan Gunn
sunday, July 28, 2019
ochre court newport, rhode island
live auction to Benefit nMf education & outreach
6:00 pM cocktails • 7:00 pM concert • 8:00 pM dinner
Black tie attire • valet parkinG
tickets: $500 / $750for reservations call 401-849-0700
Music gives a soul to the universe,wings to the mind, flight to the imagination,and life to everything. — Plato
In the world of music, art and entertainment are considered mutually exclusive.
Entertainment is created for mass consumption and made easily accessible in this digital age, while classical music is perceived to be understood by a knowledgeable few.
This season, we have challenged this paradigm…
So, come and enjoy the Newport Music Festival’s world-class musicians performing Bach, Puccini, Gershwin, Bernstein, and Billie Holiday.
Indulge yourself in luscious large ensembles at Solo Masterpieces and tap your feet at Broadway at Blithewold and The Swingles.
Experience the improvisational genius of Charlie Albright, the sensational riffs of The Harlem 100, the flair of Metropolitan Opera Star Nathan Gunn, and the virtuosity of internationally acclaimed Marc-André Hamelin.
Experience the best that Newport has to offer with exhilarating live chamber ensembles, jazz, classical, Broadway, and opera in breath-taking mansions and gorgeous outdoor venues.
Be artistically entertained! We look forward to spending this summer with you.
Pamela A. Pantos, Executive Director
A Fourth of July Extravaganza Thursday, July 4 • King Park • 7:30 pmSponsor: Holiday Inn Express Middletown & NewportFedThe 2019 Festival opens with a rousing free Fourth of July Extravaganza to celebrate America’s birthday. Alliance Brass begins this concert with the National Anthem and will perform an array of familiar tunes.
SMITH: National Anthem BERNSTEIN: Selections from West Side Story WARD: America, the Beautiful COPLAND: Selections from Rodeo SOUSA: Stars and Stripes Forever
Tickets: FREE
Changyong Shin Winner Hilton Head & Bachauer Piano CompetitionsSaturday, July 6 • The Breakers • 8:00 pm“Changyong Shin is a young artist of exceptional gifts – a brilliantly complete instrumentalist whose playing is always at the service of the music and its expressive possibilities.” – Robert McDonald
BEETHOVEN: Sonata in E Major Op. 109 RAVEL: Gaspard de la Nuit CHOPIN: Waltzes Ops. 18, 34 & 42 PROKOFIEV: Piano Sonata in B-Flat Major
Tickets: $75/$60/$45 • Students $20 (To purchase Student tickets, call the Box Office)
Musical Journeys Friday, July 5 • The Breakers • 8:00 pmSponsors: Alison & James Soldano Musical Journeys revels in the glorious experience of travel. The stunning music on this program was composed in response to a life-changing journey.
LISZT: Après une Lecture de DanteVAUGHN WILLIAMS: Songs of Travel SCHUBERT: Wanderer Fantasy TCHAIKOVSKY: Souvenir de Florence
Artists: Antonov, Berger, Chase, Choi, del Pino, Faliks, Kazantsev, Keylin, Neal, Vayner
Tickets: $75/$60/$45 • Students $20 (To purchase Student tickets, call the Box Office)
Sergey Antonov & Ilya Kazantsev Sunday, July 7 • Newport Art Museum • 4:00 pm Festival favorites Sergey Antonov & Ilya Kazantsev perform a romantic program at the Newport Art Museum’s gorgeous galleries.
CHOPIN: Introduction and Polonaise Brillante in C Major BRAHMS: Sonata for Cello and Piano in E Minor DVOŘÁK: Slavonic Dances SCHUMANN: Sonata for Cello and Piano in C Minor
Tickets: $50
Baroque Masters Saturday, July 6 • Emmanuel Church • 11:00 amThis morning concert, back by popular demand, is a celebration of baroque era gems. Enjoy the works of Handel, Albinoni, Porpora, and Bach in a beautiful, historic church setting.
HANDEL: Trio Sonata in A Major ALBINONI: Sonata á Violino Solo VIVALDI: Trio Sonata in C MinorBACH: Partita No. 5 in G Major PORPORA: Sinfonia da Camera
Artists: Choi, Muresanu, Watson
Tickets: $25
The American Dream Sunday, July 7 • The Breakers • 8:00 pmSponsor: Mrs. Marilyn Woloohojian This evening celebrates America’s great composers by presenting deeply moving works that demonstrate the breadth and depth of our own roots.
FLOYD: Selections from SusannahHOVHANESS: Song of the Sea I & IIGERSHWIN: Rhapsody in Blue BOLCOM: Serpent’s Kiss from Garden of Eden COPLAND: Appalachian Spring THEOFANIDIS: Visions and Miracles
Artists: Allen, Baverstam, Chase, Choi, del Pino, Faliks, Futagami, Keylin, Laramee, Marcusson, Muresanu, Porter, Thomson
Tickets: $75/$60/$45 • Students $20 (To purchase Student tickets, call the Box Office)
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A Mozart Morning Monday, July 8 • The Elms • 11:00 amFeaturing the music of one of the greatest composers of all time, this morning concert showcases Mozart’s talent in a panoply of ensembles.
MOZART: Piano Sonata K.333 Selections from The Marriage of Figaro Duo for Violin and Viola No. 1 Clarinet Quintet
Artists: Antonov, Baverstam, del Pino, Muresanu, Rapier, Vayner
Tickets: $50/$40
Beethoven at the Breakers Tuesday, July 9 • The Breakers • 8:00 pmThis concert presents several of Beethoven’s most beautiful pieces from his Middle Period of composition.
BEETHOVEN: Piano Sonata - Appassionata Violin Sonata in E-Flat Fantasia in G Minor String Quartet - Razumovsky No. 3
Artists: Chase, Choi, Faliks, Futagami, Muresanu
Tickets: $75/$60/$45 • Students $20 (To purchase Student tickets, call the Box Office)
Bach’s Long Shadow Monday, July 8 • Newport Art Museum • 4:00 pmFrancisco Fullana takes audiences on a journey through the last three centuries via solo violin repertoire performed on period-specific instruments. Winner of the 2018 Avery Fisher Career Grant, Fullana has received international praise as “a paragon of delicacy” and his playing has been described as “electric and virtuosic.”
BACH: E Major Partita BWV 1006 D Minor Partita BWV 1004YUN: Königlische Thema PAGANINI: Caprice No. 24YSAŸE: Sonata for Solo Violin, Op. 27 KREISLER: Recitativo & Scherzo
Tickets: $50
Glorious Trios Wednesday, July 10 • The Elms • 11:00 am In Honor of Frederick M. Lawton This program of string, flute, and piano trios will both delight and leave you wanting more.
DOHNÁNYI: Serenade for String Trio BEETHOVEN: Serenade in D Major SCHUBERT: Piano Trio No. 1 in B-Flat Major
Artists: Antonov, Kazantsev, Keylin, Marcusson, Muresanu, Vayner
Tickets: $50/$40
The Schumanns’ Love AffairTuesday, July 9 • The Elms • 11:00 amSponsors: Robert Connell & Michelle Duffy Robert and Clara Schumanns’ love for one another is one of the great romances in the world of classical music. Though Clara’s father refused Robert her hand in marriage, the two musicians petitioned the court to marry, won, and had eight children together. Clara remained Robert’s muse throughout his career.
R. & C. SCHUMANN: Songs from Op. 12 & Op. 37 C. SCHUMANN: Piano Trio Three Romances for Violin and Piano R. SCHUMANN: Piano Quintet in E-Flat Major
Artists: Antonov, Berger, Kazantsev, Keylin, Laramee, Muresanu, Neal, Rapier
Tickets: $50/$40
German Romantics Wednesday, July 10 • The Breakers • 8:00 pm This concert of Liszt, Bruch, and Wagner will transport you to another world with their poetic and fairytale-like compositions.
LISZT: Two Concert Etudes Spanish Rhapsody Hungarian Rhapsody in C-Sharp Minor BRUCH: String Quartet No. 1 in C MinorWAGNER: Wesendonck Lieder
Artists: Allen, Baverstam, Chase, Choi, del Pino, Faliks, Fullana, Futagami, Lynch, Marcusson, Marlatt, Porter, Thomson
Tickets: $75/$60/$45 • Students $20 (To purchase Student tickets, call the Box Office)
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Charlie AlbrightPIANO
Frederick AldrichFRENCH HORN
Brooke AllenBASSOON
Alliance BrassENSEMBLE
Sergey AntonovCELLO
Kristian BaverstamCLARINET
Kristhyan BenitezPIANO
Mark BergerVIOLA
Julie GunnPIANO
Russell Hall BASS
Marc-André Hamelin PIANO
Bruce Hall TRUMPET
Mary Lynch OBOE
Göran Marcusson FLUTE
Robert Marlatt FRENCH HORN
Laura Metcalf CELLO
Suzanna Laramee PIANO
Julian Lee SAXOPHONE
Jon Lehrer CHOREOGRAPHY
Michela Lerman TAP DANCE
Noriko FutagamiVIOLA
Richard GlazierPIANO
Omar Chen GueyVIOLIN
Nathan Gunn BARITONE
Ilya KazantsevPIANO
Misha Keylin VIOLIN
Bridget Kibbey HARP
Mina Lavcheva VIOLIN
Sierra BoggessSOPRANO
Emily BrockwaySOPRANO
Jonathan BurtonTENOR
Stephanie ChaseVIOLIN
Frederic ChiuPIANO
Jacqueline ChoiCELLO
Daniel del PinoPIANO
Joe DeMarcoPERCUSSION
Gabriela DiazVIOLIN
Inna FaliksPIANO
Ruben Fox SAXOPHONE
Francisco FullanaVIOLIN
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2, 3, 4 Pianos Thursday, July 11 • The Breakers • 8:00 pmSponsor: Yamaha Pianos 2, 3, 4 Pianos is a special celebration of works written specifically for two or more keyboards. “These pieces need to draw their color, their emotion, simply from the piano, like the ‘grays’ of Velázquez.” – Debussy
DEBUSSY: En Blanc et Noir SCHUBERT: Fantasy in F Minor LUTOSŁAWSKI: Variations on a Theme by PaganiniMOZART: Concerto for Three PianosBACH: Concerto for Four Pianos
Artists: Antonov, Bishkoff, del Pino, Keylin, Laramee, Lynch, Marlatt, Muresanu, Yau, Porter, Vayner
Tickets: $75/$60/$45 • Students $20 (To purchase Student tickets, call the Box Office)
Harp at Dawn Friday, July 12 • Chinese Tea House • 5:15 amSponsors: Mrs. Marilyn WoloohojianStart your day with this beautiful sunrise concert, featuring pieces that showcase the harp’s beautiful tonality.
HOVHANESS: The Garden of AdonisCASTELNUOVO-TEDESCO: Sonata for Cello and Harp FRANÇAIX: String Trio TOURNIER: Suite for Flute, Harp, and Strings
Artists: Berger, Choi, Fullana, Kibbey, Marcusson
Tickets: $50
The Swingles Friday, July 12 • The Breakers • 8:00 pmSponsor: The Preservation Society of Newport CountyThe Swingles first appeared forty years ago in 1979 at the Newport Music Festival with their founder Ward Swingle. The seven young singers that make up today’s London-based group are driven by the same innovative spirit that has defined the five-time Grammy winning ensemble.
FLEETWOOD MAC: Go Your Own Way PAUL SIMON: America THOMAS TALLIS: If Ye Love Me DE FALLA: Nana
BACH: Little Organ Fugue PIAZZOLLA: Libertango
Tickets: $75/$60/$45 • Students $20 (For Student tickets, call the Box Office)
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Irina Muresanu VIOLIN
Michael Mwenso VOCALS
Trevor Neal BARITONE
Esther Ning Yau PIANO
Gabriella Pérez MEZZO-SOPRANO
Mathis Picard PIANO
Kyle Poole DRUMS
Eliot Porter BASS
Cheryl Priebe Bishkoff OBOE
Renée RapierMEZZO-SOPRANO
Gabe Schnider GUITAR
Changyong ShinPIANO
Vuyo Sotashe VOCALS
Lee Steiner TENOR
The Swingles ENSEMBLE
Brianna Thomas VOCALS
Kara Shay Thomson SOPRANO
Boris VaynerVIOLA
Ian Watson HARPSICHORD
Greg Whitaker TRUMPET
The Harlem 100 Saturday, July 13 • The Bohlin • 7:00 pm Sponsor: The Bohlin Jazz at its finest, the Harlem 100 is an ensemble of New York musicians celebrating the Harlem Renaissance that took Manhattan by storm. The evening starts with a complimentary drink (cash bar available) and The Bohlin’s fine catering throughout the evening. Party with the ten-piece jazz band playing Louis Armstrong, Billie Holiday, and Fats Waller. Live and let loose tonight!
FATS WALLER: Ain’t Misbehavin’, The Joint is Jumpin’, Truckin’BILLIE HOLIDAY: No Regrets
Artists: Fox, Hall, Lee, Lerman, Mwenso, Picard, Poole, Schnider, Sotashe, Thomas
Tickets: $200*/$150 (* $200 tickets offer an opportunity to meet The Harlem 100 at the end of the evening)
Italian Opera Night Saturday, July 13 • The Breakers • 8:00 pmSponsors: Virginia Gambale & Dr. Austin Feeney The Festival’s Italian Opera Night invites two opera stars to our stage: Kara Shay Thomson – Soprano, and Jonathan Burton – Tenor. Joined by Festival favorites Renée Rapier – Mezzo-Soprano, and Trevor Neal – Baritone, this will be a night to remember as this incredible cast sing arias, duets, and ensembles from the greatest Italian operas.
VERDI: Don Carlos Ballo in Maschera Rigoletto BELLINI: NormaPUCCINI: Tosca Turandot
Artists: Burton, Kazantsev, Laramee, Neal, Rapier, Thomson
Tickets: $75/$60/$45 • Students $20 (To purchase Student tickets, call the Box Office)
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Café Vienna Sunday, July 14 • Ochre Court • 11:00 amCafé Vienna celebrates the music of composers from the capital of classical music. Enjoy Wieniawski and Zemlinsky’s light and free-flowing works as well as those of the Waltz King, Johann Strauss.
WIENIAWSKI: Variations on an Original ThemeZEMLINSKY: Piano Trio WEILL: Songs and Ballads STRAUSS II: Pizzicato Polka OFFENBACH: Can-Can
Artists: Benitez, Choi, Fullana, Kazantsev, Neal, Rapier
Tickets: $60/$50
Solo Masterpieces Sunday, July 14 • The Breakers • 8:00 pmSolo Masterpieces is a sumptuous evening of solo virtuoso works featuring the Festival’s incomparable soloists with full string ensemble.
HANDEL: Harp ConcertoBACH: Harpsichord Concerto VIVALDI: Concerto for Four Violins Two Cellos Concerto Violin Concerto - Il Grosso Mogul AVISON: Concerto Grosso ALBINONI: Oboe Concerto
Artists: Antonov, Berger, Chase, Fullana, Kibbey, Lynch, Metcalf, Muresanu, Porter, Watson
Tickets: $75/$60/$45 • Students $20 (To purchase Student tickets, call the Box Office)
Bon Matin Monday, July 15 • The Elms • 11:00 amSponsors: Anthony & Sara Carcieri Enjoy a range of Fauré’s works, including two beautiful solo harp pieces and his Impromptus, which exemplify his command of musical composition.
FAURÉ: Une châtelaine en sa tour & Impromptu Fantaisie & Morceau de Concours Five Impromptus DEBUSSY: Violin Sonata String Quartet
Artists: Benitez, Choi, Kibbey, Laramee, Marcusson, Muresanu, Vayner
Tickets: $50/$40
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English Woods Tuesday, July 16 • The Elms • 11:00 amThis lovely morning program is a walk through the English Woods.
“I board and lodge in this little pub overlooking Rockland Broad... in the evening I go out rowing on these ‘Lonely Waters’... this reedy neighbourhood seems to suggest oboe music.” – Moeran
VAUGHN WILLIAMS: Six Studies in English Folksong for String Quartet Phantasy QuintetFINZI: Eclogue for Piano and Strings QUILTER: Five Shakespeare SongsMOERAN: Fantasy Quartet ELGAR: Andante Sostenuto & Allegro for Oboe Quartet ARNOLD: Oboe Quartet
Artists: Antonov, Berger, Guey, Kazantsev, Lynch, Neal, Vayner
Tickets: $50/$40
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The Castle Hill Inn is also offering a special opportunity to dine after the concert at 9:15 pm. For reservations please call the Castle Hill Inn at 401-849-3800.
HANDEL: Water Music in D Major MOZART: Don Giovanni Arias VIVALDI: From the Four Seasons – Spring & Summer GERSHWIN: An American in Paris Songs from Porgy and BessRODGERS: Songs from South Pacific
Artists: Aldrich, Allen, Berger, Bishkoff, Chase, del Pino, Futagami, Guey, Kazantsev, Lavcheva, Lynch, Marcusson, Marlatt, Metcalf, Neal, Porter, Rapier, Watson, Whitaker
Tickets $200/$150
Summer Winds Tuesday, July 16 • The Breakers • 8:00 pm“Don’t be afraid of writing something people can remember and whistle. Don’t ever feel discomfited by a melody.” – Milhaud
Enjoy enchanting melodies presented by the Newport Music Festival’s ensemble of string and wind instruments.
BAX: Elegiac Trio MILHAUD: Suite, Op. 157bRAVEL: Introduction and Allegro for Harp, Flute, Clarinet, and String Quartet SAINT-SAËNS: Tarantella for Flute, Piano, and Clarinet CRAS: Quintet for Harp, Flute, Violin, Viola, and Cello BEETHOVEN: Gassenhauer Trio
Artists: Baverstam, Benitez, Futagami, Kibbey, Lavcheva, Marcusson, Metcalf
Tickets: $75/$60/$45 • Students $20 (To purchase Student tickets, call the Box Office)
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1893 Around the World Wednesday, July 17 • The Elms • 11:00 amSponsor: Classical 95.9 FM WCRI 1893 was a remarkable year in the world of classical music. In the realm of chamber music, masterpieces and new forms of composition were being written that would forge new pathways for the future.
CHAMINADE: Six Romances Sans Paroles COLERIDGE-TAYLOR: Piano Quintet BRAHMS: Vier Klavierstücke DVOŘÁK: String Quintet
Artists: Antonov, del Pino, Diaz, Guey, Vayner
Tickets: $50/$40
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WILLIAMS: Lark Ascending for String Sextet ROSSINI: Overture to La Gazza Ladra for Four-Hands STRAVINSKY: The Firebird for Piano SAINT-SAËNS: Carnival of the Animals
Artists: Baverstam, Benitez, Berger, Choi, DeMarco, Lavcheva, Laramee, Marcusson, Neal, Porter
Tickets: $45/$40
The Bridge Project Wednesday, July 17 • The Breakers • 8:00 pm The Bridge Project was inspired by virtuoso Harpist Bridget Kibbey, who crosses boundaries and cultures with her playing and who has been called the “Yo-Yo Ma of the harp.” During Caplet’s Conte Fantastique, Festival audiences will be invited to read its inspiration, Edgar Allen Poe’s The Masque of the Red Death, for a multisensory experience.
BACH: Toccata and Fugue in D Minor, BWV 565 BAX: In Memoriam ROTA: Quartetto per archi SAINT-SAËNS: Fantaisie CAPLET: Conte Fantastique DEBUSSY: Danses sacrée et profane
Artists: Bishkoff, Chase, Diaz, Futagami, Kibbey, Metcalf, Porter
Tickets: $75/$60/$45 • Students $20 (To purchase Student tickets, call the Box Office)
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Newport Music Festival PoliciesTickets: All tickets are non-refundable and non-exchangeable. Tickets may be returned
before a concert as a tax-deductible contribution.
To purchase Student tickets please call the Box Office at 401-849-0700.
Fire code requires that individuals in wheelchairs purchase handicapped accessible seats, which are available in each price range. Purchase tickets for wheelchair and companion seat locations online or by calling the Box Office.
At the Concert: Latecomers will be seated by ushers only between selections in the program.
Children under the age of 6 will not be permitted to attend any concert other than the Family-Friendly Free Concerts.
Please make sure that all electronic devices are completely off prior to the performance. Vibrating cell phones can be heard many rows away. Lit screens of any kind are distracting to your neighbors and the performers. Cameras and recording equipment are prohibited in the indoor venues.
If you need to bring a breathing device which makes noise and may disturb other patrons around you, please contact us so we can make special seating arrangements.
Service animals that are professionally trained to do work or perform tasks for the benefit of an individual with a disability are welcome at any NMF event. Please notify us at the time of booking to ensure you and your animal are seated comfortably.
Performances may be recorded and photographed by Newport Music Festival. By attending, you give your consent to be photographed, filmed, taped, and/or recorded.
Please Note: All dates, times, repertoire, and artists may be subject to change.
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An Evening with Broadway Star Sierra Boggess Saturday, July 20 • The Breakers • 8:00 pmSponsors: Kari & Craig Shapero An Evening with Broadway Star Sierra Boggess is a special concert of songs and arias with one of theater’s brightest stars. Sierra is an Olivier nominated actress, best known worldwide for re-inventing the coveted role of Christine Daae in The Phantom of the Opera. Composer Lord Webber himself went on record to say that “she’s the best, the best Christine certainly.”
Program includes excerpts from:The Phantom of the Opera The Little Mermaid My Fair Lady La bohème
Tickets: $90/$70/$50
Strings! Friday, July 19 • The Breakers • 8:00 pmSponsor: Prince Charitable Trust Enjoy a variety of string ensembles composed of both new and returning Festival artists.
BACH: Brandenburg Concerto No. 3 in G MajorGRIEG: Holberg Suite HOLST: St. Paul’s Suite PÄRT: Fratres TCHAIKOVSKY: Serenade for Strings
Artists: Berger, Chase, Choi, DeMarco, Diaz, Guey, Lavcheva, Metcalf, Porter, Vayner, Watson
Tickets: $75/$60/$45 • Students $20 (To purchase Student tickets, call the Box Office)
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Bon Soir Thursday, July 18 • The Breakers • 8:00 pmThis luscious program will transport you to the City of Lights. Enjoy Berlioz’ sensual Summer Nights and Ravel’s thrilling Piano Trio. Franck’s Piano Quintet is considered one of the greatest compositions in the French repertoire.
BERLIOZ: Les Nuits d’ÉtéRAVEL: Piano Trio FRANCK: Piano Quintet
Artists: Antonov, Chase, Kazantsev, Keylin, Rapier, Vayner
Tickets: $75/$60/$45 • Students $20 (To purchase Student tickets, call the Box Office)
Viola & Friends Friday, July 19 • Chinese Tea House • 5:15 amEnjoy the sunrise over the water as the string ensemble serenades you.
HOVHANESS: Chahagir GOLIJOV: Tenebrae QuartetSIBELIUS: Duo for Violin & Viola in C Major MOERAN: String Trio YSAŸE: String Trio - Le Londres
Artists: Choi, Diaz, Futagami, Keylin
Tickets: $50
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Pure Imagination: Great Songs from the Screen and Stage – Richard Glazier Thursday, July 18 • Blithewold Tent • 11:00 amSponsor: Friends of Newport Music FestivalJoin award-winning pianist and master storyteller Richard Glazier on a musical tour of Broadway and Hollywood as he combines fascinating stories, hilarious anecdotes, and unforgettable performances.
BRICUSSE: Pure Imagination SONDHEIM: Send in the Clowns CARMICHAEL: Stardust BROWN: Singin’ in the Rain BERNSTEIN: Maria/TonightGERSHWIN: Embraceable You & Rhapsody in Blue
Tickets: $45/$40
Tickets: www.newportmusic.org or 401-849-0700
Broadway at Blithewold Tuesday, July 23 • Blithewold Tent • 11:00 amSponsors: Mr. & Mrs. James Klau Broadway at Blithewold celebrates four of the greatest Broadway musicals. Try not to sing along at this high-spirited and rousing show!
PORTER: Anything Goes LERNER: My Fair Lady RODGERS & HAMMERSTEIN: South Pacific The King and I
Artists: Brockway, DeMarco, Kazantsev, Laramee, Neal, Pérez, Rapier, Steiner
Tickets: $45/$40
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Marc-André Hamelin Sunday, July 21 • The Breakers • 8:00 pmSponsors: Suzanna & John LarameeMarc-André Hamelin is known worldwide for his unrivaled blend of consummate musicianship and brilliant technique in the great works of the established repertoire, as well as for his intrepid exploration of the rarities in concert and on recordings.
CASTELNUOVO-TEDESCO: Cipressi SCHUMANN: Fantasie in C Major WEISSENBERG: Six arrangements of Songs sung by Charles Trenet FAURÉ: Nocturne No. 6 in D-Flat Major CHOPIN: Polonaise-Fantaisie in A-Flat Major Scherzo No. 4 in E Major
Tickets: $90/$70/$50
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Musical Garden Party Tuesday, July 23 • Bellevue House • 6:00 pm Rain Date: Wednesday, July 24Sponsors: Ronald Fleming & Sage Cellars Stroll through the stunning gardens of the private Bellevue House estate with a glass of wine or signature cocktail in hand. Appetizers are abundant, and plenty of seating is available throughout the garden.
MOZART: A Little Night MusicRODGERS & HAMMERSTEIN: The King and I LERNER: My Fair Lady MICHAEL JACKSON: ThrillerEARTH, WIND, & FIRE: September
Artists: Brockway, Kazantsev, Neal, Pérez, Steiner
Tickets: $75
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Quintets Sunday, July 21 • Ochre Court • 11:00 amThis concert presents two masterpieces of the chamber music repertoire, Schubert’s Trout Quintet and Dvořák’s Piano Quintet.
SAINT-SAËNS: The Elephant from Carnival of the Animals SCHUBERT: Trout Quintet ENESCU: Konzertstück DVOŘÁK: Piano Quintet in A Major
Artists: Albright, Antonov, Chase, Keylin, Porter, Vayner
Tickets: $60/$50
In the summer, 80% of children in need do not have access to their regular school meal programs. The Newport Music Festival and Martin Luther King Jr. Center are collaborating to feed these hungry children. If you are attending a concert at The Breakers, please bring one of the following items and you will receive a free drink at the bar.
Pasta • Pasta sauce • Peanut butter • Jam/Jelly
Contact [email protected] with questions
Hunger does not take a Holiday
Tickets: www.newportmusic.org or 401-849-0700
At Aldrich Mansion in Warwick, RI
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Beethoven & Schubert Thursday, July 25 • 11:00 am Aldrich Mansion in Warwick, RI Aldrich Mansion in Warwick, RI hosts this late morning concert with acclaimed works of Beethoven & Schubert.
BEETHOVEN: Piano Sonata in B-Flat Major Piano Sonata in F Major SCHUBERT: Piano Trio in B-Flat Major Artists: Antonov, Chiu, Kazantsev, Keylin
Tickets: $45
A String Soirée Thursday, July 25 • 8:00 pm Aldrich Mansion in Warwick, RIVisit the historic home of Senator Nelson W. Aldrich in Warwick, RI for an evening of beautiful string ensembles.
HOVHANESS: Chahagir, for Viola Solo BEETHOVEN: Duet with Two Obligato Eyeglasses SIBELIUS: Duo for Violin and Viola in C Major GOLIJOV: Tenebrae Quartet YSAŸE: Trio - Le Londres
Artists: Choi, Diaz, Keylin
Tickets: $45
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Piano Master: Charlie Albright Wednesday, July 24 • Blithewold Tent • 11:00 amCharlie Albright returns after taking Newport Music Festival audiences by storm. Named “among the most gifted musicians of his generation,” Charlie breaks the “classical” rules of music by connecting with audiences like no other. Through his music, speaking, and unique improvisations that bring music to life, he crosses all genres... and makes it fun.
BACH: Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring MENOTTI: Ricercare and Toccata ALBRIGHT: Improvised Sonata based on notes from the audience Improvisation – Newport BEETHOVEN: Moonlight Sonata
Tickets: $45/$40
Moving Music: Featuring Jon Lehrer Dance Saturday, July 27 • Casino Theatre • 8:00 pm Sponsor: Alletta Morris McBean Charitable Trust Festival soloists and ensembles share the stage with the Jon Lehrer Dance Company. Be prepared for an evening full of gorgeous live music, elegant and explosive movement, and surprises galore!
“The company took the house not so much by storm as by quantum physics. Jon Lehrer’s strikingly original choreography transformed the stage into an energy field of super-charged particles.” – Dance Magazine
Artists: Jon Lehrer Dance, Choi, Kazantsev, Keylin, Neal
Tickets: $90/$70/$50 • Students $20 (To purchase Student tickets, call the Box Office)
Family-Friendly Free ConcertsTuesday, July 9 and Tuesday, July 16Newport Art Museum • 6:00 pm Sponsors: Newport Art Museum, NewportFedBring your family (and a blanket) to enjoy a free evening of music on the Newport Art Museum lawn. Always a favorite!
In case of inclement weather, please visit our website www.newportmusic.org
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Tickets: www.newportmusic.org or 401-849-0700
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