February 17
The Munich Chamber Orchestra

March 2
Angela Hewitt
Pianist

March 9
San Francisco Opera Center Singers

March 18
James E. Mack
Clarinet
June Lusk Nelson

Piano

String Quartet

March 30
Ives Quartet
with
Robert Taub,
Piano

April 29
Carolyn Brown
Piano


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Performance and educational activities by the Ives Quartet
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2001 Spring Review
Saturday, February 17 at 8 pm
THE MUNICH CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

Their U.S. appearances are a must for music lovers.



Music Director Christoph Poppen has imbued this 40–year–old ensemble with renewed vigor and esprit. A respected cultural institution in its home city, attracting critical accolades and sold–out houses, the orchestra produces "pirouette–on–a–dime music–making, rich in assured nuance but firmly motivated toward larger ends" (Los Angeles Times).
BRITTENVariations on a Theme by Frank Bridge
MENDELSSOHNConcerto for Violin in d minor
HARTMANNSymphony No. 4 for String Orchestra


Marsee Auditorium $24 / $21
Friday, March 2 at 8 pm
ANGELA HEWITT
Pianist

"The Bach pianist par excellence of her generation" (The Sunday Times of London) has been startling audiences and critics since her triumph in the 1985 Toronto International Bach Competition. She has proven "an artist of consummate technical skill and refinement" (New York Times) in a vast repertoire ranging from the Baroque to contemporary.
J. S. BACHCapriccio in B–flat Major on the Departure of his Most Beloved Brother, BWV 992 Toccata in c minor, BWV 911
BEETHOVEN Variations and Fugue in E–flat Major, Op. 35 ("Eroica" Variations)
RAVELMenuet Antique, Jeux d'eau, Le Tombeau de Couperin

Marsee Auditorium $22 / $19
Friday, March 9 at 8 pm
SAN FRANCISCO OPERA CENTER SINGERS
A night of grand singing from opera and Broadway
presented in formal attire and accompanied by solo piano. This is your opportunity to hear some of the most exciting emerging talent in the world of grand opera. Artists whose careers were nurtured by the Center include Ruth Ann Swenson and Thomas Hampson.

Marsee Auditorium $22 / $19
Friday, March 30 at 8 pm
IVES QUARTET
with ROBERT TAUB, piano

The Ives (formerly the Stanford String Quartet) is known for blazing passion and sizzling energy. Taub is an internationally acclaimed leader in the new generation of virtuoso pianists. Following their successful eastern U.S. tour, the two join forces for an evening of committed, masterful music–making.
BARTOK
Piano Sonata (1926) Quartet No. 4 for Strings, Opus 91
SHOSTAKOVICH Piano Quintet in g minor, Opus 57.


Marsee Auditorium $22 / $19

ARTISTS–IN–RESIDENCE SERIES


Sunday, March 18 at 3 pm
James E. Mack, clarinet
June Lusk Nelson, piano
string quartet

Music of Stanford, Finzi, Martinu
Haag Recital Hall $12


Sunday, April 29 at 7 pm
Carolyn Brown, piano
Campus Theatre $12

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