Bravo! Vail Season Brochure - 2022

EXPERIENCE SEASON 35 June 23–August 4, 2022

THE SAINT PAUL CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

THE PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA

DALLAS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC PLUS

Chamber Music Series, Immersive Experiences, Classically Uncorked & Free Events

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A TRIUMPHANT RETURN A full summer of mountainous music awaits.

For 2022, we invite you to experience our internationally acclaimed resident orchestras — the New York Philharmonic, The Philadelphia Orchestra, the Dallas Symphony Orchestra, and The Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra — with 20 inspiring programs led by seven prominent conductors, including Jaap van Zweden, Fabio Luisi, and Nathalie Stutzmann.

More than 60 live music performances and events lie within these pages and we invite you to explore all that Bravo! Vail has to offer this summer. Welcome back!

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Find Your Live Music Experience

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The Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra

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Dallas Symphony Orchestra

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The Philadelphia Orchestra

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New York Philharmonic

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2022 Season Calendar

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Chamber Music Series

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Linda & Mitch Hart Soirée Series

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New Works Symphonic Commissioning Project

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Classically Uncorked

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Immersive Experiences

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Bravo! Vail Virtual Auction

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Free Live Music Around the Valley

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Ticketing Information

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How to Order Tickets & Lawn Passes PHOTOS BY TOMAS COHEN

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for the Bravo! Vail 2022 Season Calendar

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FIND YOUR LIVE MUSIC EXPERIENCE Whether you’re new to Bravo! Vail or a seasoned enthusiast, here are a few concert recommendations to consider as you explore the upcoming season.

ENJOY CLASSICAL MASTERPIECES?

LOVE LIVELY AND FAMILIAR MUSIC?

Whether you’ve heard them once or 100 times, these works make up the backbone of the genre for a reason: they’re unforgettable.

Symphonic music surrounds us! These programs might seem familiar, but they’re even better live — and a perfect night out with friends or family.

Bach & Rogerson

by McDermott June 25 | PAGE 7

Symphonie Fantastique Conducted by Luisi

Beethoven by The Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra June 23 | PAGE 7

Kings of Soul

June 30 | PAGE 9

July 1 | PAGE 9

Rachmaninoff’s Third Symphony

Warner Bros. presents Bugs Bunny At The Symphony

July 9 | PAGE 11

Mahler’s Sixth Symphony July 24 | PAGE 13

July 10 | PAGE 11

A Sondheim Celebration July 27 | PAGE 13

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WANT TO BRING THE KIDS? A lifelong love of music begins here! These concerts offer a fun mix of classical favorites, familiar tunes, and movie music, sure to engage our youngest concert-goers.

Warner Bros. presents Bugs Bunny At The Symphony July 10 | PAGE 11

Family Concerts July 28, 29, 30 | PAGE 25

Little Listeners @ the Library Begins July 7 | PAGE 25

APPRECIATE INTIMATE CONCERTS? Get up close and musical with these smaller performances.

Chamber Music Concert Series June 28–August 1 | PAGE 16

Classically Uncorked August 2–4 | PAGE 20

Immersive Experiences July 18–19 | PAGE 22

Community Concerts June 27–July 30 | PAGE 24

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THE SAINT PAUL CHAMBER ORCHESTRA GERALD R. FORD AMPHITHEATER

June 23–26 | 6:00PM Renowned for its artistic excellence, remarkable versatility, and adventurous programming, The Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra is widely regarded as one of the finest chamber orchestras in the world. Bravo! Vail celebrates its return in 2022 after a successful debut in 2021.

Video screen will be in use

Join us for a post-concert talkback

New Works Symphonic Commissioning Project world premiere

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Beethoven by The Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra Thursday, June 23 Stefan Jackiw, violin BEETHOVEN Violin Sonata No. 9, Kreutzer (arr. R. Tognetti) BEETHOVEN Symphony No. 4 in B-flat major, Op. 60 The 2022 season opens with the glorious genius of Beethoven, featuring the “effortlessly sparkling virtuosity” Boston Globe of violinist Stefan Jackiw and the soul-searing fireworks of the iconic Kreutzer Sonata. Beethoven’s sunny side is revealed in the Haydnesque Fourth Symphony, brimming with athleticism, vigor, and genial humor.

Bach & Rogerson

by McDermott Saturday, June 25 Anne-Marie McDermott, piano J.S. BACH Keyboard Concerto No. 5 in F minor, BWV 1056 CHRIS ROGERSON, WORLD PREMIERE Piano Concerto, Bravo! Vail Commission J.S. BACH Goldberg Variations (arr. J. Ferree)

Copland’s Appalachian Spring Sunday, June 26 PRE-CONCERT TALK | 5:00PM Xavier Foley, double bass Eunice Kim, violin BOTTESINI Gran Duo Concertante for Violin, Bass and Orchestra BRITTEN Variations on a Theme of Frank Bridge, Op. 10 XAVIER FOLEY For Justice and Peace COPLAND Suite from Appalachian Spring Not one, but two double concerti form the heart of this kaleidoscopic program: Bottesini’s thrillingly entertaining tour de force contrasts with the poignant drama and striking effects of For Justice and Peace, written to commemorate the first slave ship landing in America. Copland described his Pulitzer Prize-winning Appalachian Spring as celebrating the “pioneer American spirit, with youth and spring, with optimism and hope.”

All artists, programs, and pricing are subject to change.

Keyboard lovers rejoice! Bravo! Vail’s Artistic Director Anne-Marie McDermott takes center stage, opening with a jewel-like concerto, and a brandnew work commissioned in honor of McDermott’s 10th anniversary season.

Originally conceived for keyboard, Bach’s monumental Goldberg Variations is transformed into a vivid exploration of the colors and intimacy of the chamber orchestra’s sound world.

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DALLAS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA GERALD R. FORD AMPHITHEATER

June 29–July 4 | 6:00PM* The Dallas Symphony Orchestra delivers uplifting, entertaining, and enriching musical experiences worldwide. This summer, the Orchestra returns to Bravo! Vail for its 22nd summer residency with a rich lineup that includes classical favorites and exciting pops programs. * Please note the Monday, July 4 program begins at 2:00PM Video screen will be in use

Join us for a post-concert talkback

New Works Symphonic Commissioning Project world premiere

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Revolution: The Music of The Beatles – A Symphonic Experience Wednesday, June 29 Jeff Tyzik, conductor Paul Loren, vocals Colin Smith, vocals Nick Cassarino, guitar/vocals Spencer Cohen, drums Brian Killeen, bass Cynthia Meng, keyboard “REVOLUTION: THE MUSIC OF THE BEATLES – A SYMPHONIC EXPERIENCE” You say you want a revolution? All together now: get your ticket to ride for this magical symphony tour through the music of one of the most influential bands in history. The Fab Four’s energetic essence comes to life via orchestrations lovingly transcribed from the original Abbey Road master recordings by GRAMMY winner and Bravo! favorite Jeff Tyzik.

Symphonie Fantastique Conducted by Luisi Thursday, June 30 Fabio Luisi, conductor Hélène Grimaud, piano KATHERINE BALCH, WORLD PREMIERE co-commissioned by Dallas Symphony Orchestra and Bravo! Vail SCHUMANN Piano Concerto in A minor, Op. 54 BERLIOZ Symphonie Fantastique, Op. 14 Music Director Fabio Luisi takes the podium for a spellbinding evening of drama and discovery, opening with a brand-new work by a composer exploring “the magic of everyday sounds,” while Bravo! Vail Artist in Residence Hélène Grimaud performs Schumann’s only piano concerto.

Kings of Soul Friday, July 1 A Schirmer Theatrical/Greenberg Artists Co-Production Jeff Tyzik, conductor Chester Gregory, vocalist Michael Lynche, vocalist Darren Lorenzo, vocalist Brian Killeen, bass Spencer Cohen, drums Shubh Saran, guitar Principal Pops Conductor Jeff Tyzik leads this tribute to legendary artists like Marvin Gaye, Jackie Wilson, James Brown, Otis Redding, The Temptations, Al Green, Barry White, Smokey Robinson, and Curtis Mayfield in an evening of soulful rhythms and melodies.

All arrangements licensed by Schirmer Theatrical, LLC

Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony Saturday, July 2 PRE-CONCERT TALK | 5:00PM Fabio Luisi, conductor Maureen McKay, soprano Siena Licht Miller, mezzo soprano Issachah Savage, tenor Ryan Speedo Green, bass Bravo! Vail Festival Chorus Colorado Symphony Chorus Duain Wolfe, chorus director BEETHOVEN Symphony No. 9 in D minor, Op. 125, Choral The quintessential orchestral experience of a lifetime, Beethoven’s Ninth is an epic journey from darkness to light, from silence to sound, from loneliness to thunderous, life-affirming joy.

Patriotic Concert Monday, July 4 | 2:00PM Jeff Tyzik, conductor Tickets on sale July 1 at the Gerald R. Ford Amphitheater box office.

All artists, programs, and pricing are subject to change.

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THE PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA GERALD R. FORD AMPHITHEATER

July 8–16 | 6:00PM* The Philadelphia Orchestra is admired for a legacy of innovation and known for its keen ability to capture the hearts and imaginations of audiences.

This Orchestra’s distinctive sound returns to Bravo! Vail for its 16th annual residency in 2022. * Please note the Sunday, July 10 program begins at 7:30PM Video screen will be in use

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A Hero’s Life with Denève

Beethoven & Schubert with Stutzmann

Friday, July 8

Thursday, July 14

PRE-CONCERT TALK | 5:00PM

Nathalie Stutzmann, conductor Haochen Zhang, piano BEETHOVEN Piano Concerto No. 1 in C major, Op. 15 SCHUBERT Symphony No. 9 in C major, D. 944, The Great

Stéphane Denève, conductor Nikolaj Szeps-Znaider, violin CARLOS SIMON Fate Now Conquers SIBELIUS Violin Concerto in D minor, Op. 47 STRAUSS Ein Heldenleben (“A Hero’s Life”), Op. 40 Fate Now Conquers draws on uncertainty and turns it into inspiration.

The exceptional Szeps-Znaider brings his “enormous presence and charisma” Philadelphia Inquirer to the impassioned and inventive violin concerto by Sibelius. Strauss’s virtuosic tone poem is an astounding musical autobiography, depicting life, love, struggles, and fulfillment.

Rachmaninoff’s Third Symphony Saturday, July 9 Stéphane Denève, conductor Kirill Gerstein, piano STACY GARROP Penelope Waits LISZT Piano Concerto No. 2 in A major, S. 125 RACHMANINOFF Symphony No. 3 in A minor, Op. 44 A musical marriage made in heaven for the famous “Philadelphia Sound.”

The gentle longing of Penelope Waits sets the scene for the “serious, intelligent, and virtuosic musicmaking” of Kirill Gerstein in a dazzling concerto by Liszt and Rachmaninoff’s magnificent Third Symphony.

Warner Bros. presents Bugs Bunny At The Symphony Sunday, July 10 | 7:30PM George Daugherty, conductor Bring the whole family to experience these thrilling original scores in a sparkling new edition of this critically acclaimed production that has delighted audiences all over the world for three decades.

LOONEY TUNES and all related characters and elements © & ™ Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc.

Beethoven’s first piano concerto starts simply and evolves into an epic in the hands of Haochen Zhang.

Schubert’s colossal Symphony No. 9 is a revelation filled with complex melodic interplay and fearless exuberance.

Tchaikovsky’s Sixth Symphony Friday, July 15 PRE-CONCERT TALK | 5:00PM Nathalie Stutzmann, conductor Daniel Lozakovich, violin TCHAIKOVSKY Polonaise from Eugene Onegin PROKOFIEV Violin Concerto No. 2 in G minor, Op. 63 TCHAIKOVSKY Symphony No. 6 in B minor, Op. 74, Pathétique Pure romance awaits with a bewitching Polonaise from Tchaikovsky’s most popular opera, and the Bravo! Vail debut of violinist Daniel Lozakovich in Prokofiev’s Second Violin Concerto.

Tchaikovsky’s Pathétique Symphony is described as his own personal requiem, and it lives on as one of the composer’s most cherished creations.

Brahms’s Fourth Conducted by Stutzmann Saturday, July 16 Nathalie Stutzmann, conductor Ricardo Morales, clarinet Choong-Jin Chang, viola COPLAND Fanfare for the Common Man BRUCH Double Concerto for Clarinet, Viola and Orchestra, Op. 88 BRAHMS Symphony No. 4 in E minor, Op. 98 Bruch’s gorgeous double concerto is a rare gem for the orchestra’s principal clarinet and viola. Hauntingly beautiful and filled with emotional nuance, Brahms’s Fourth Symphony by is a fitting finale for the Fabulous Philadelphians’ season at Bravo! Vail.

All artists, programs, and pricing are subject to change.

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NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC GERALD R. FORD AMPHITHEATER

July 20–27 | 6:00PM The New York Philharmonic returns to Bravo!

Vail in 2022 for its 20th annual summer residency, performing works both fresh and familiar with its signature brilliance and power.

Video screen will be in use

Join us for a post-concert talkback

New Works Symphonic Commissioning Project world premiere

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Beethoven & Mahler Conducted

by Van Zweden Wednesday, July 20 PRE-CONCERT TALK | 5:00PM Jaap van Zweden, conductor Seong-Jin Cho, piano BEETHOVEN Piano Concerto No. 5 in E-flat major, Op. 73, Emperor MAHLER Symphony No. 1 Seong-Jin Cho brings “world-class technique, polished to a high sheen of expression” to Beethoven’s Fifth Piano Concerto, nicknamed Emperor for its regal temperament.

Mahler’s titanic Symphony No. 1 is an earth-shaking musical journey infused with the sounds of nature.

A World Premiere with New York Philharmonic Friday, July 22 PRE-CONCERT TALK | 5:00PM Jaap van Zweden, conductor Bomsori Kim, violin CARLOS SIMON, WORLD PREMIERE Commissioned by Bravo! Vail BRUCH Violin Concerto No. 1 in G minor, Op. 26 BARTÓK Concerto for Orchestra Bruch’s Violin Concerto is beloved for its perfect balance of rustic energy and elegant virtuosity, both of which are also on vivid display in Bartók’s massive and magical Concerto for Orchestra led by the revered conductor Jaap van Zweden.

Tao Plays Mozart Saturday, July 23 Jaap van Zweden, conductor Conrad Tao, piano NINA SHEKHAR Lumina MOZART Piano Concerto No. 17 in G major, K. 453 DVOŘÁK Symphony No. 7 in D minor, Op. 70 Widely considered one of the greatest triumphs of his career, Dvořák’s seventh symphony’s passionate lyricism and earth-shaking intensity pairs beautifully with Mozart’s energetic Piano Concerto and Lumina.

Mahler’s Sixth Symphony Sunday, July 24 PRE-CONCERT TALK | 5:00PM Jaap van Zweden, conductor MAHLER Symphony No. 6 in A minor Mahler’s tumultuous Tragic Symphony’s incredible intensity is a match made in heaven for the uncompromising artistry of Jaap van Zweden and the inheritors of Mahler’s musical legacy, the New York Philharmonic.

Tovey Conducts Tchaikovsky Tuesday, July 26 Bramwell Tovey, conductor Chi McClean, special guest conductor Zlatomir Fung, cello ROSSINI Finale from Overture to William Tell TCHAIKOVSKY Variations on a Rococo Theme, Op. 33 TCHAIKOVSKY Symphony No. 5 in E minor, Op. 64 Tchaikovsky’s splendid Variations on a Rococo Theme, featuring gorgeous sonorities of the cello, are full of subtle homages to Mozart, and the symmetry and grace of an idealized 18th century.

The Romantic era makes a riveting return with the emotionally charged and melodically rich Symphony No. 5.

A Sondheim Celebration Wednesday, July 27 Bramwell Tovey, conductor Isabel Leonard, mezzo-soprano Emmett O’Hanlon, baritone Stephen Sondheim‘s combination of scintillating, sophisticated lyrics and endlessly inventive music has delighted and devastated musical theater-loving audiences for decades.

Bravo! Vail celebrates the life and career of this legendary genius responsible for groundbreaking shows — like Follies, Company, Sweeney Todd, and Sunday in the Park with George — and recipient of countless awards.

All artists, programs, and pricing are subject to change.

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2022 SEASON CALENDAR COLOR KEY

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Orchestral Series

BRAVO! VAIL 2022 SEASON

Chamber Music Series Classically Uncorked Community Concerts Family Concerts Linda & Mitch Hart Soirée Series

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The Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra 6:00PM | GRFA

Community Concert 6:00PM | FPLB Soirée 6:00PM | Location TBA

Community Concert 1:00PM | TCBC Chamber Music 7:00PM | VPAC

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Dallas Symphony Orchestra Special time, 2:00PM | GRFA

Community Concert 1:00PM | TCBC

Immersive Experiences

LOCATION KEY APL: Avon Public Library BCP: Brush Creek Pavilion TCBC: The Chapel at Beaver Creek DP: Donovan Pavilion

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The Philadelphia Orchestra Special time, 7:30PM | GRFA

Little Listeners 2:00 PM | APL

Community Concert 1:00PM | TCBC Chamber Music 7:00PM | VPAC

FPLB: Ford Park Lower Bench EIC: Edwards Interfaith Chapel EPL: Eagle Public Library

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Little Listeners 2:00PM | APL Immersive Experiences 7:00PM | DP

Community Concert 1:00PM | TCBC Immersive Experiences 7:00PM | DP

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New York Philharmonic 6:00PM | GRFA

Chamber Music 7:00PM | VPAC

New York Philharmonic 6:00PM | GRFA

GPL: Gypsum Public Library GRFA: Gerald R. Ford Amphitheater LAG: Lundgren Amphitheater, Gypsum MA: Minturn Amphitheater VPL: Vail Public Library VPAC: Vilar Performing Arts Center WMSC: Walking Mountain Science Center

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Little Listeners 2:00PM | GPL Chamber Music 7:00PM | VPAC

Classically Uncorked 7:00PM | DP

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FRIDAY

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The Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra 6:00PM | GRFA

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Dallas Symphony Orchestra 6:00PM | GRFA

Community Concert 1:00 PM | TCBC

Dallas Symphony Orchestra 6:00PM | GRFA

Dallas Symphony Orchestra 6:00PM | GRFA

Dallas Symphony Orchestra 6:00PM | GRFA

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Inside the Music 1:00PM | TCBC

Community Concert 1:00PM | TCBC Little Listeners 2:00 PM | VPL Soirée 6:00PM | Location TBA

The Philadelphia Orchestra 6:00PM | GRFA

The Philadelphia Orchestra 6:00PM | GRFA

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Soirée 6:00PM | Location TBA

Community Concert 1:00PM | TCBC Little Listeners 2:00PM | VPL

The Philadelphia Orchestra 6:00PM | GRFA

The Philadelphia Orchestra 6:00PM | GRFA

The Philadelphia Orchestra 6:00PM | GRFA

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Inside the Music 1:00PM | VPL Little Listeners 2:00PM | EPL

Community Concert 1:00PM | TCBC Community Concert 6:00PM | EIC

Little Listeners 2:00PM | GPL

New York Philharmonic 6:00PM | GRFA

New York Philharmonic 6:00PM | GRFA

New York Philharmonic 6:00PM | GRFA

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New York Philharmonic 6:00PM | GRFA

Little Listeners 2:00PM | EPL Family Concert 5:30PM | LAG Soirée 6:00PM | Location TBA

Family Concert 5:30PM | BCP

Family Concert 5:30PM | MA

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Classically Uncorked 7:00PM | DP

Classically Uncorked 7:00PM | DP

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CHAMBER MUSIC SERIES VILAR PERFORMING ARTS CENTER

June 28–August 1 | 7:00PM Bravo! Vail’s Chamber Music Series offers something for music lovers of all persuasions, featuring chamber music as it was meant to be heard: in a beautiful, intimate environment, with acclaimed artists, and among friends.

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An Evening with Hélène Grimaud

Verona Quartet & McDermott

Tuesday, June 28

Monday, July 25

Hélène Grimaud, piano SILVESTROV Bagatelle I DEBUSSY Arabesque No. 1 SILVESTROV Bagatelle II SATIE Gnossienne No. 4 CHOPIN Nocturne No. 19 in E minor, Op. 72, No. 1 SATIE Gnossienne No. 1 SATIE En regardant à deux fois, from Pièces froides, Set 2 DEBUSSY La plus que lente CHOPIN Mazurka No. 13 in A minor, Op. 17, No. 4 CHOPIN 3 Waltzes, Op. 34: No. 2 in A minor DEBUSSY Clair de Lune from Suite Bergamasque DEBUSSY Rêverie SATIE Passer, from Pièces froides, Set 2 SCHUMANN Kreisleriana, Op. 16

Anne-Marie McDermott, piano Verona Quartet Jonathan Ong, violin Dorothy Ro, violin Abigail Rojansky, viola Jonathan Dormand, cello PUCCINI Crisantemi BEETHOVEN String Quartet No. 1 in F major, Op. 18, No. 1 COLERIDGE-TAYLOR Piano Quintet in G minor, Op. 1

The “deeply thoughtful” pianist Hélène Grimaud performs an intimate yet profound program designed to “conjure atmospheres of fragile reflection.” Discover richly nuanced works imbued with mystical presence, from Satie and Debussy, Chopin, and Ukrainian composer Valentin Silvestrov, and Schumann’s supremely inspired Kreisleriana.

An Evening with McDermott & Szeps-Znaider Tuesday, July 12 Nikolaj Szeps-Znaider, violin Anne-Marie McDermott, piano SCHUBERT Violin Sonatina No. 1 in D major, D. 384 BRAHMS Violin Sonata No. 1 in G major, Op. 78 BEETHOVEN Violin Sonata No. 9, Op. 47, Kreutzer

Winner of Chamber Music America’s prestigious Cleveland Quartet Award, the “vibrant” New York Times Verona Quartet performs a poignant hidden gem

by Puccini, with Bravo! Vail Artistic Director Anne-Marie McDermott joining for an exuberant, virtuosic piano quintet.

Danish String Quartet Monday, August 1 Danish String Quartet Rune Sørensen, violin Frederik Øland, violin Asbjørn Nørgaard, viola Fredrik Sjölin, cello SCHUBERT String Quartet No. 15 in G major, D. 887, Op. 161 SØRENSEN Doppelgänger SCHUBERT “Der Doppelgänger” from Schwanengesang, D. 957, No. 13 (arr. Danish String Quartet) Musical America’s 2020 Ensemble of the Year, the Danish String Quartet is acclaimed for its “intense blend, perfect intonation, and constant vitality and flow” Gramophone.

All artists, programs, and pricing are subject to change.

Experience “some of the most gorgeous violin playing anywhere” and the “enormous presence and charisma” Philadelphia Inquirer of the DanishIsraeli violinist Nikolaj Szeps-Znaider, in partnership with Bravo! Vail’s Artistic Director Anne-Marie McDermott.

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THE LINDA & MITCH HART

SOIRÉE SERIES

UT 28 | 6:00PM June 27–July O D L

SO One-of-a-kind evenings of intimate chamber music and fine dining in breathtaking private residences throughout the Eagle River Valley.

SOIREE 1 Foley, McDermott, & Saint Paul

SOIREE 3 The Philadelphia Orchestra Strings

Monday, June 27

Wednesday, July 13

Kyu-Young Kim, violin Maureen Nelson, violin Hyobi Sim, viola Richard Belcher, cello Xavier Foley, double bass Anne-Marie McDermott, piano

David Kim, violin Dara Morales, violin Burchard Tang, viola Priscilla Lee, cello Ricardo Morales, clarinet

Millett Residence, Pilgrim Downs

Rotella Residence, Avon, CO

Catered by The Left Bank Executive Chef Jean-Michele Chelain

Catered by Mirabelle at Beaver Creek, Executive Chef Daniel Joly

SOIREE 2 McDermott & Denève at the Piano

SOIREE 4 An Evening with Zlatomir Fung

Thursday, July 7

Thursday, July 28

Anne-Marie McDermott, piano Stéphane Denève, piano

Zlatomir Fung, cello

Zirkin Residence, Residences at Arrowhead Catered by Vail Catering Concepts Executive Chef Jonathan Cook

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Wheeler Residence, Edwards, CO Catered by Foods of Vail Executive Chef Tracey Van Curan

NEW WORKS SYMPHONIC COMMISSIONING PROJECT Bravo! Vail’s 35th season elevates the Festival’s commitment to supporting living composers and their work through the launch of the New Works Symphonic Commissioning Project.

As part of this bold initiative, Bravo! Vail will commission three new works each year for five years, engaging a wide representation of compositional voices.

The 2022 Symphonic Commissioning Project includes world premieres of works by Chris Rogerson, Katherine Balch, and Carlos Simon, performed by The Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra, Dallas Symphony Orchestra, and New York Philharmonic, respectively. In addition to these new symphonic works, eight additional pieces by living composers will have their Bravo! Vail premieres this season.

Look for the star icon next to repertoire within this brochure to discover showcased works from this special project.

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CLASSICALLY UNCORKED DONOVAN PAVILION

August 2–4 | 7:00PM Classically Uncorked explores remarkable juxtapositions of music by cutting-edge composers, familiar favorites, and brand new voices. This innovative series offers an exceptional chamber music experience, replete with handcrafted wines, hors d’oeuvres, and cabaretstyle seating in a beautiful mountain setting.

WINE PROVIDED BY

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Classically Uncorked I Tuesday, August 2 Dover Quartet Joel Link, violin Bryan Lee, violin Milena Pajaro-van de Stadt, viola Camden Shaw, cello SCHNITTKE String Quartet No. 3 BEETHOVEN String Quartet in B-flat major, Op. 133, Grosse Fuge MENDELSSOHN String Quartet in D major, Op. 44, No. 1 Acclaimed for their “awesome sophistication [that] borders on the spiritual,” Calgary Herald, this celebrated young ensemble charts a musical journey from darkness to light. Alfred Schnittke, the master of musical eclecticism, uses modern language to create new context, and quotes Beethoven’s great artistic testament, the chaotic, tumultuous Grosse Fuge. Mendelssohn’s brilliant D major quartet, filled with light and energy, leads the journey to a sublime finish.

Classically Uncorked II Wednesday, August 3 Davóne Tines, bass baritone Dover Quartet Joel Link, violin Bryan Lee, violin Milena Pajaro-van de Stadt, viola Camden Shaw, cello BATES Suite for String Quartet, World Premiere, CoCommissioned by Bravo! Vail and the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts BARBER Dover Beach for Voice & String Quartet SHAW By and By RAVEL String Quartet in F major A high-energy world premiere sets the stage for the work that inspired the Dover Quartet’s name, Barber’s poetic evocation of the sea. Caroline Shaw describes By and By as “favorite old bluegrass and gospel songs reimagined in a gentler, darker context.” And finally, an elegant, glowing homage to Debussy. This powerful evening of works for voice and string quartet features the Bravo!

Vail debut of bass-baritone Davóne Tines, whose artistry “embodies the evolving, divided soul of Black America” New York Times.

FEATURING DOVER QUARTET Joel Link, violin Bryan Lee, violin Milena Pajaro-van de Stadt, viola Camden Shaw, cello DAVÓNE TINES, bass baritone ANNE-MARIE MCDERMOTT, piano EDGAR MEYER, double bass

Classically Uncorked III Thursday, August 4 Anne-Marie McDermott, piano Edgar Meyer, double bass Dover Quartet Joel Link, violin Bryan Lee, violin Milena Pajaro-van de Stadt, viola Camden Shaw, cello CHRIS ROGERSON Dream Sequence EDGAR MEYER Quintet for String Quartet and Double Bass Two monumental works by two great living American composers who speak two completely different musical languages. Dream Sequence reflects the surreal atmosphere of living in extended solitude and deep isolation. On a lighter but no less compelling note, Meyer’s quintet is explained thusly by the composer: “The first [movement] is a cross between theme and variation and variations on a ground bass. The second movement is moderate with some sense of humor. The third is slow and devoid of humor.

The fourth is fast (and difficult).”

All artists, programs, and pricing are subject to change.

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IMMERSIVE EXPERIENCES DONOVAN PAVILION

July 18–19 | 7:00PM Bravo! Vail’s Immersive Experiences Series studies a specific theme or body of work in depth through performances, lectures, and other avenues of exploration.

A Love Story in Song, Part 1

A Love Story in Song, Part 2

Monday, July 18

Tuesday, July 19

Nicholas Phan, tenor Susanna Phillips, soprano Myra Huang, piano Anne-Marie McDermott, piano

Nicholas Phan, tenor Susanna Phillips, soprano Myra Huang, piano Anne-Marie McDermott, piano

The 2022 Series, entitled A Love Story in Song, examines the intense, intimate relationships between composers Robert Schumann, Clara Schumann, and Johannes Brahms, and the impact these connections had on their lives and work, with a special emphasis on their art songs (Lieder).

The two programs are curated and performed by tenor Nicholas Phan, soprano Susanna Phillips, pianist Myra Huang, and pianist Anne-Marie McDermott, with Robert Schumann’s beloved song cycles Frauenliebe und Leben “A Woman’s Life and Love” and Dichterliebe “A Poet’s Love” serving as anchors for the programs.

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FREE LIVE MUSIC AROUND THE VALLEY June 27–August 1 Throughout the Festival, we offer more than 35 free concerts, featuring emerging artists and musicians from visiting orchestras and ensembles. At the heart of our mission, these programs ensure everyone in our community can enjoy live music all summer long!

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COMMUNITY CONCERTS Community Concerts are free and require a reservation. All Community Concerts are presented by Alpine Bank and Beaver Creek Resort Company.

View concert details at BravoVail.org.

Balourdet Quartet Monday, June 27 | 6:00PM

FAMILY CONCERTS THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSOR: Family Concerts are free and require a reservation. This year’s Family Concerts feature members of the Verona Quartet, Bravo! Vail’s 2022 Chamber Musicians in Residence.

Thursday, July 28 | 5:30PM

Ford Park Lower Bench

Lundgren Amphitheater, Gypsum

Haydn & Bartók

Friday, July 29 | 5:30PM

Tuesday, June 28 | 1:00PM The Chapel at Beaver Creek

Brush Creek Pavilion, Eagle

Saturday, July 30 | 5:30PM

Bermel & Brahms

Minturn Amphitheater, Minturn

Thursday, June 30 | 1:00PM

LITTLE LISTENERS @ THE LIBRARY

The Chapel at Beaver Creek

Chopin & Dvořák Tuesday, July 5 | 1:00PM The Chapel at Beaver Creek

Beach Piano Quintet Thursday, July 7 | 1:00PM The Chapel at Beaver Creek

Zhu Wang in Recital Tuesday, July 12 | 1:00PM

THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSOR: Little Listeners @ The Library events are free and require a reservation.

Thursday, July 7 | 2:00PM Vail Public Library

Monday, July 11 | 2:00PM Avon Public Library

The Chapel at Beaver Creek

Avery Gagliano In Recital Thursday, July 14 | 1:00PM The Chapel at Beaver Creek

Thursday July 14 | 2:00PM Vail Public Library

Monday, July 18 | 2:00PM Avon Public Library

The Westerlies: American Roots Tuesday, July 19 | 1:00PM The Chapel at Beaver Creek

Wednesday, July 20 | 2:00PM Eagle Public Library

Friday, July 22 | 2:00PM

The Westerlies: Songbook

Gypsum Public Library

Thursday, July 21 | 1:00PM

Thursday, July 28 | 2:00PM

The Chapel at Beaver Creek

The Westerlies: Move Thursday, July 21 | 6:00PM

Eagle Public Library

Monday, August 1 | 2:00PM Gypsum Public Library

Edwards Interfaith Chapel

INSIDE THE MUSIC

All artists, programs, and pricing are subject to change.

Inside the Music events are free and require a reservation.

Masterclass with Piano Fellows and Anne-Marie McDermott Wednesday, July 6 | 1:00PM The Chapel at Beaver Creek

Mahler Talk with Members of New York Philharmonic Wednesday July 20 | 1:00PM Vail Public Library

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TICKETING INFORMATION LAWN LAWN

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STARTING PRICES ORCHESTRA PERFORMANCES $

29 per ticket

CHAMBER MUSIC CONCERTS $

45 per ticket

CLASSICALLY UNCORKED $

60 per ticket

IMMERSIVE EXPERIENCES $

60 per ticket

THE LINDA & MITCH HART SOIRÉE SERIES $

250 per ticket

TICKETS ON SALE NOW All artists, programs, and pricing are subject to change. $5 lawn tickets for children 12 and under. Please check BravoVail.org for current prices.

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HOW TO ORDER TICKETS BravoVail.org ORDER ONLINE

Visit Bravo! Vail online to order tickets at your convenience

877.812.5700 ORDER

BY PHONE

Monday–Friday, 9:00AM–4:00PM Saturday & Sunday, 10:00AM–4:00PM ( BEGINNING JUNE 18 )

Stop By Our Office ORDER IN PERSON

2271 N Frontage Rd W, Suite C, Vail, CO Monday–Friday, 9:00AM–4:00PM

GET YOUR LAWN PASSES The Bravo! Vail lawn pass is a great way to experience the entire Bravo! Vail orchestral season. Enjoy all 19 orchestral concerts from the lawn and fill your summer with music.

Student & Teacher Lawn Passes A non-transferable lawn pass to all GRFA Bravo!

Vail concerts; proof of full time student or Colorado teacher status required.

TEACHER: $133 STUDENT: $114

Green Lawn Pass A non-transferable lawn pass to all GRFA Bravo! Vail concerts.

EARLY BIRD: $190 AFTER JUNE 3: $228

Transferable Lawn Pass A lawn pass to all GRFA Bravo! Vail concerts which is transferable between users.

EARLY BIRD: $285 AFTER JUNE 3`: $323 Pricing subject to change.

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EXPERIENCE SEASON 35

June 23–August 4, 2022

GET TICKETS NOW

2271 N Frontage Rd W Suite C Vail, CO 81657

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