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September 23
Robert Haag
Piano
October
6
Red Priest
Ensemble
October
7
June Lusk Nelson
Piano
October
13
Western Opera Theatre
Cos�
fan tutte
October
27
Vienna Choir Boys
November
3
Daniel Heifetz
with the
Classical Band
November
9
Olga Kern
Van
Cliburn Competition Gold Medal Winner
November
18
James E. Mack
Clarinet
June
Lusk Nelson
Piano
String Quartet
2002
Spring Preview
February
10
Howlett Smith
Jazz
Pianist
February
23
Calico Winds
Wind Quintet
March
15
Kevin Kenner
Pianist
March
17
Dane Teter
flute,
clarinet, bassoon
April
21
Carolyn Brown
Piano
April
26
Isabel
Bayrakdarian
Soprano
April
28
Chamber
Orchestra of the
South Bay
Robert Thies
Piano
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Saturday,
October 6 at 8 pm
RED PRIEST
"The
U.K.'s most dynamic, theatrical and outrageously different baroque
ensemble" (Gramophone)
Wowed audiences on its 2000 U.S. debut tour. "Like crossing a
Wigmore Hall recital with a Guinness-soaked session in an Irish
Bar" (Classic CD). Music of Vivaldi - the infamous Red Priest!
- and his Baroque contemporaries in Italy, Germany, Holland, Spain
and England.
Marsee Auditorium $22 / $19
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Saturday,
October 13 at 8 pm
WESTERN OPERA THEATRE
Cos� fan tutte
The San Francisco Opera's professional
touring company delights with a new production of Mozart's charming
tale of love and fidelity-- a cynical old man leads two naive officers
into a scandalous wager; that their fianc�es will betray their trust
within one day! This provocative story, composed at the height of
the composer's career, is full of comic surprises, twists and turns.
Sung in Italian with English Supertitles.
Marsee Auditorium
$32 / $29
Performance and educational
activities by Western Opera Theatre are supported, in part, by the
California Arts Council, a state agency.
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Saturday,
October 27 at 8 pm
VIENNA CHOIR BOYS
Schubert and Haydn both sang with
this 500-year-old plus institution which began as Austria's court
choir. The boys' balance between childlike charisma and superb musical
quality fascinates listeners.
Marsee Auditorium
$28 / $25
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Saturday,
November 3 at 8 pm
DANIEL HEIFETZ
with the CLASSICAL BAND
Cry of a People: The Jewish Soul
Heifetz and six great young artists re-define the concert experience,
seamlessly blending insightful narration with breathtaking performance.
"Cry of a People" illuminates the Jewish experience through
Bloch, Gershwin, Copland, Bernstein.
Marsee Auditorium
$24 / $21
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Friday,
November 9 at 8 pm
OLGA KERN
Van Cliburn Competition Gold Medal Winner
Be among the first to hear this year's victor
from Fort Worth in recital in Marsee.
Marsee Auditorium
$24 / $21
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Friday,
March 15 at 8 pm
KEVIN KENNER
Pianist
Fifteen Scenes from the Life of Chopin Multimedia recital
by International Chopin Competition winner.
Marsee Auditorium $22 / $19
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Friday,
April 26 at 8 pm
ISABEL BAYRAKDARIAN
Soprano
Met
Opera auditions winner has gone from triumph to triumph.
Marsee
Auditorium $24 / $21
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Sunday,
April 28 at 7 pm
CHAMBER ORCHESTRA OF THE SOUTH BAY
FRANCES
STEINER, conductor
ROBERT THIES, piano
Thies displays "warm-toned refinement - judicious
glimmers of power" (L.A. Times).
Marsee Auditorium $22 / $19
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ARTISTS-IN-RESIDENCE
SERIES
Sunday,
September 23 at 3 pm
Robert Haag, piano
"An
Afternoon of E-flats!" Sonata's
by Beethoven, Haydn, Mozart and Schubert.
Haag Recital Hall $12
Sunday,
October 7 at 3 pm
June Lusk Nelson, piano
Recital
to include works by Haydn, Schubert, Prokofiev and others.
Campus Theatre $12
Sunday,
November 18 at 3 pm
James
E. Mack, clarinet
with
June Lusk Nelson, piano and
String Quartet
Music
of Brahms and Stanford.
Haag Recital Hall $12
Sunday,
February 10 at 3 pm
HOWLETT SMITH, jazz pianist
Campus Theatre
$12
Sunday,
March 17 at 3 pm
DANE
TETER,
flute, clarinet, bassoon
Folk
Songs and Music of the People.
Haag
Recital Hall $12
Sunday,
April 21 at 7 pm
CAROLYN BROWN, piano
World premiere work by Maria Newman.
Campus Theatre
$12
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