2013 Summer Music Festival
Scott Yoo
43r d Se aso n
J u ly 1 6 – 2 8 , 2013
Music Director
CA
FestivalMozaic.com
San Lu is Obisp o
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International Artists. Spectacular Venues. A Singular Musical Experience. July 16 – 28, 2013 FestivalMozaic.com
My colleagues and I can’t wait to return to San Luis Obispo year after year to enjoy the warm hospitality of the Central Coast. This summer we invite you, our audience, to join us for 13 days of great music. We will be exploring a whole range of literature in a variety of settings — from the Baroque masters like Bach, through the Classical age of Mozart and a journey through the centuries up to the current day. I look forward to sharing these timeless and expressive works of art with you. Please join us.
Scott Yoo, Music Director Scott Yoo is generously sponsored by Lucia Cleveland and Paul Vanderheyden.
About the cover art: “Trio” by Drew Davis, was created specifically for Festival Mozaic in 2013. Drew Davis is an abstract painter in San Luis Obispo. Poster reproductions of this original work will be for sale during the Festival.
The Festival Experience Since 1971, Festival Mozaic’s international artists have come together with you, our audience, to create orchestral concerts, chamber music, classical crossover events and engaging informative and interactive musical experiences to inspire the music lover in each of us, from novice to aficionado. Festival Mozaic offers you unique ways to experience the music and get closer to the artists who bring to this incredible music to life.
Notable Encounters offer the chance to get up close and personal with the musicians through interactive events that focus on one work performed at the Festival. In an informational discussion/concert format, you will gain a deeper connection to the Festival’s community of musicians, and gain a deeper knowledge of the music.
Chamber Series Concerts bring together an international roster of musicians in small ensembles in intimate chamber music settings that you can only experience here at Festival Mozaic.
The Fringe Series presents classically-trained artists who bring the rigor and precision of their training into innovative and experimental music performances of today.
The Festival Orchestra brings together musicians from the nation’s top orchestras under the dynamic baton of music director Scott Yoo.
Festival Mozaic . July 16 – July 28 . 2013
2013 Festival Featured Artists Ilana Davidson, Soprano American soprano Ilana Davidson has closely collaborated with composers William Bolcom, John Zorn and Bright Sheng. Her recording of Bolcom’s Songs of Innocence and of Experience conducted by Leonard Slatkin won four Grammy Awards including Best Classical Album. She has performed operatic roles extensively nationally and internationally, and she has appeared at Carnegie Hall, with the St. Louis, Houston, Edmonton, Alabama and Toledo Symphonies. She regularly performs with the Orchestra of St. Luke’s and her strong affiliation with the music of Mozart has been heard in programs of the composer’s arias with the Nieuw Sinfonietta Amsterdam; Zerlina in Don Giovanni with the National Philharmonic; Papagena in Die Zauberflöte with the Vlaamse Opera and Staatsoper Stuttgart; the Requiem with the Schleierbacher Chamber Orchestra and Harrisburg Symphony; and an especially memorable Mass in C Minor at the Berkshire Choral Festival which led to an immediate reinvitation for the composer’s Solemn Vespers of the Confessor and the Paukenmesse of Fanz Joseph Haydn. Ilana is a graduate of The Curtis Institute of Music and Carnegie Mellon University and she was a vocal fellow at the Tanglewood Music Center.
Michelle Djokic, Cello Michelle Djokic, cello, is Founder and Artistic Director of the Concordia Chamber Players. Her most recent recording with Quartet San Francisco entitled “QSF Plays Brubeck” earned a 2010 Grammy Nomination in Best Classcial Crossover. In 2007 she became a member of the New Century Chamber Orchestra with whom she released the highly acclaimed recording “Together” in 2009. Michelle made her debut as soloist with the Philadelphia Orchestra at the age of 12 and made her Carnegie Hall debut as soloist with the New Jersey Symphony in 1985. She was awarded the coveted People’s Prize in the 1981 International Casals Competition in addition to capturing first prize in numerous young artist competitions in the US. Michelle served as Assistant Principal Cellist of the San Francisco U.S. Symphony for two seasons. Michelle received her Bachelor and Masters degrees from the Juilliard School.
Jeff Garza, Horn Jeff Garza, horn, is principal horn of the San Antonio Symphony. Jeff has previously held principal positions with the Houston Grand Opera and Utah Festival Opera. In January 2007, Jeff served as principal horn during
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Jeff Garza, continued the St. Paul Chamber Orchestra’s European tour, including performances in Berlin, Vienna, Warsaw and Budapest. Jeff performs regularly with most of the leading chamber groups in South Texas including the Olmos Ensemble and the Cactus Pear Music Festival. Jeff has appeared as a soloist with the San Antonio Symphony, the Britt Festival Orchestra and has been a guest artist at several music festivals, horn workshops and chamber music series, including Chamber Music International, Cape Cod Chamber Music Festival, the Southwest Horn Convention, and the Texas Music Festival. Jeff earned a Bachelor of Music degree from Rice University’s Shepherd School of Music. He is also an alumnus of the Interlochen Center for the Arts. Jeff is on the faculty of Trinity University in San Antonio, Texas.
Juan-Miguel Hernandez, Viola Juan-Miguel Hernandez, viola, won the first prize at the 16th International Johannes Brahms Competition in Austria. As a featured guest soloist, Juan-Miguel has appeared with the Atlanta, Seattle, Colorado Symphonies, as well as the Rochester Philharmonic and the Chicago Sinfonietta. Performances in recent seasons have brought Juan-Miguel on tour throughout Europe, the Middle East, Africa, South America, Canada and the United States. Juan-Miguel has collaborated with distinguished artists such as Itzhak Perlman, Lynn Harrell, Orion Weiss, Chick Corea, and Paquito D’Rivera. Recent festival and program appearances as teacher and performer include the Salzburg Festival, the Brevard summer institute, Festival Mozaic, Festicamara (Colombia), Montreal Jazz, Panama Jazz Festivals and Musica Mundi International Festival. Juan-Miguel is a founding member of the Harlem Quartet with whom he performed from 2006 until 2012 in venues including Carnegie Hall and the White House.
John Novacek, Piano John Novacek, piano, regularly performs internationally as a recitalist, chamber musician and concerto soloist. A highly sought after collaborative artist, John has performed with Yo-Yo Ma, Joshua Bell and Leila Josefowicz among others, and in major halls across the world, including the Kennedy Center, Avery Fisher Hall, Carnegie’s Zankel Hall and in halls across Europe and Japan. The LA Times has praised this California native as having “a commanding presence at the keyboard…sterling technique…virile, integrated playing.”
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2013 Fringe Artists String Theory String Theory is a hybrid performance ensemble featuring musicians, dancers, sonic sculpture and visual installations. The ensemble was founded by instrument designer and composer, Luke Rothschild; choreographer/director, Holly Rothschild; and cellist and composer, Joseph Harvey. String Theory accompanies their long string Harps with cello, violin, saxophone, bass, guitar, keys, saw, accordion, flute, harps, theremin, a myriad of exotic and invented percussion, and vocals. Their music ranges from 15th century Renaissance to rock, film and experimental. Contemporary dance is woven into the performance incorporating the large-scale instruments and the dynamic landscape that is created by the installations. Founding member Luke Rothschild is a 2011 Sundance Composer Fellowship Recipient. In 2010, Holly Rothschild received the Annenberg Beach House/Marion Davies Residency for site specific choreography.
Duo Baldo Duo Baldo, the musical comedy team, is renowned violinist Brad Repp and pianist/actor Aldo Gentileschi. Their critically acclaimed shows combine virtuosic performances, theatrical humor, and pop culture. Duo Baldo made their debut with Italian tenor Andrea Bocelli in 2004. In February 2006, Duo Baldo won first prize at the National Short Theater Competition in Florence. After winning first prize at the 2009 Musicomicontest, they performed at the opening of the 2010 Salzburg Festival. Other engagements include the Chamber Music Society of Trieste, as well as appearances in Brescia, Cincinnati, Livorno, Lucca, Lugano (Switzerland), Mexico City, Paunat (France), and Prato. This is Duo Baldo’s only U.S. appearance in 2013.
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Festival Events Notable Encounter
Notable Encounter Dinner Festival Kickoff An Evening in Paris Villa Filaree Private Home
tuesday
JULY 16 6 p.m.
The 2013 Summer Festival kicks off with a behind-the-scenes exploration of composer Patrick Zimmerli’s world premiere, Parisian Memories, Parisian Dreams, commissioned by Curtis Pendleton in honor of her husband, Robert Caron. Join the composer, musicians and music director Scott Yoo in this black tie evening featuring fine French cuisine and French-style wines by award-winning winery Tablas Creek at the elegant home of Sharon Harris and Dennis Schneider. $175 Generously sponsored by Sharon Harris and Dennis Schneider.
The Fringe Series
Classical Musicians Doing Un-Classical Things Cuesta College Cultural and Performing Arts Center
wednesday
JULY 17 7:30 p.m.
Back by popular demand! The versatility of the Festival musicians will be on dazzling display in this evening of music that slips the boundaries of classical music and romps through musical landscapes of jazz, pop and rock and roll. This incendiary program will feature works by Mark Summer, David Balakrishnan of the Turtle Island Quartet and more. And you won’t want to miss the world premiere of Patrick Zimmerli’s new quintet for saxophone, piano, violin, viola and cello, Parisian Memories, Parisian Dreams. Generously sponsored by Mike and Shirley Ritter.
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FREE
Inside the Orchestra FREE Open Rehearsal
Cuesta College Cultural and Performing Arts Center
Thursday
JULY 18 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Don’t miss your chance to see what it takes to make really great music. Hear and watch Scott Yoo lead the world-class baroque orchestra as they prepare for an-all Baroque concert at this FREE open rehearsal. Free and open to the public; no tickets required.
The Festival Orchestra
Festival Orchestra: Baroque in the Mission
Orchestra series sponsored by
Old Mission San Luis Obispo
Thursday
JULY 18 8 p.m.
Edvard Grieg – Holberg Suite, op. 40 Georg Philipp Telemann – Viola Concerto in G major, TWV 51:G9 (Juan-Miguel Hernandez, viola) George Frideric Handel – Concerto Grosso in G major, op. 6/1 J.S. Bach – Cantata Non sa che sia dolore, BWV 209 (Ilana Davidson, soprano)
Scott Yoo leads the Festival Orchestra in this program which celebrates baroque music and beyond at the historical setting of Old Mission San Luis Obispo in the heart of downtown. $29–$65 Generously sponsored by Joseph Thomas. * Note: This program will be repeated on July 20 at Chapel Hill in Shandon. Please plan to arrive early as parking is limited in downtown due to Farmers Market. * Join us for a pre-concert discussion with Dr. Alyson McLamore at 7 p.m.
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The Festival Orchestra
Festival Orchestra: Baroque in the Vines
Orchestra series sponsored by
saturday
JULY 20
Chapel Hill — Shandon
7:30 p.m.
Edvard Grieg – Holberg Suite, op. 40 Georg Philipp Telemann – Viola Concerto in G major, TWV 51:G9 (Juan-Miguel Hernandez, viola) George Frideric Handel – Concerto Grosso in G major, op. 6/1 J.S. Bach – Cantata Non sa che sia dolore, BWV 209 (Ilana Davidson, soprano)
Scott Yoo leads the Festival Orchestra in a program celebrating baroque music at the enchanting setting of Chapel Hill, a private chapel built from artifacts from Europe, including some originally purchased for Hearst Castle. The grounds open at 6 p.m. for picnicking and enjoying beautiful views before you relax into an evening of resplendent music. $43–$65 Generously sponsored by AT&T Foundation with support from the Augustine Foundation and the Clark Family and by George and Katherine Drastal. * Shuttles will begin transporting patrons for picnicking at 6 p.m. No private vehicles will be allowed to park on the hilltop without a valid disabled person placard. As this is an outdoor venue, please be prepared for varying temperatures. Benches are provided for outside seating or you may bring your own chair. No folding chairs with metal frames will be allowed on the outside tile; no metal framed seat cushions will be allowed on the benches. No food or drink may be consumed on the tiled patio. * This program is a repeat of the July 18 Baroque in the Mission concert.
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Chamber series concerts
Chamber Series: Connections United Methodist Church — San Luis Obispo
FRIDAY
JULY 19 7:30 p.m.
Claude Debussy – String Quartet in G minor, op. 10 Cesar Franck – Violin Sonata in A major Ernest Chausson – Concerto for Violin, Piano and String Quartet, op. 21
This program of French and Belgian compositions explores the connections among three composers to one violinist. One of the most famous violinists in history, Belgian violinist Eugène Ysaÿe was called the King of the Violin. He performed in the premiere of the Debussy Quartet and Chausson Concerto, and Franck composed his Sonata for him as a wedding present. Festival artists will pay homage to Ysaÿe in this program. $29–$54 Generously sponsored by Vic and Carol Ascrizzi.
The Fringe Series
Fringe Series: String Theory See Canyon Fruit Ranch — Avila Beach
sunday
JULY 21 2 p.m.
Bring a picnic and be amazed as the bucolic site of See Canyon’s beautiful Fruit Ranch becomes a gigantic musical instrument. These imaginative (and acrobatic!) musicians transform the natural landscape into harp strings. The strings are accompanied by violin, cello, woodwinds, percussion and theremin to produce an indescribable sound. String Theory has “strung up” their long harps at sites across the world from the Sonoran Desert to Disney Hall. $29–$54 Generously sponsored by Chevron. * Gates to this outdoor venue open at 1 p.m. Chairs are NOT provided with lawn seating. Please be prepared for sunny conditions. Beer and wine available for purchase.
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Notable Encounter
Notable Encounter Dinner
sunday
Beethoven: A Portrait of Courage The Tuscan Villa Home of Chuck and Renet Clark Templeton
JULY 21 6 p.m.
Enjoy a sumptuous sit-down dinner paired with wines from award-winning Robert Hall winery, as you overlook the rolling hills of Paso Robles wine country. Interact with the Festival artists as they perform Beethoven’s Op. 95 Quartet, a seminal work that firmly moved Beethoven into the Romantic period. $125 * Note: Part of this evening’s event will take place outdoors. Please be prepared for cool evening weather.
Notable Encounter
monday
Notable Encounter Insight Brahms Piano Trio No. 3 in C, op. 101 Inn at Morro Bay
JULY 22 3 p.m.
The soothing views of Morro Bay are a perfect backdrop as the Festival artists explore the tragic world of the Brahms Piano Trio. This trio has been compared to a Greek tragedy, and its iconic three-note motive has made it a staple of the chamber music genre. $29–$34 Generously sponsored by the Inn at Morro Bay. * Note: A special menu will be available for purchase.
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Chamber series concerts
Chamber: Born from Struggle United Methodist Church — San Luis Obispo
monday
JULY 22 7:30 p.m.
Claude Debussy – Sonata for flute, viola and harp Ludwig Van Beethoven – String Quartet in F minor, op. 95 Béla Bartók – String Quartet No. 6, Sz. 114
Many great works of art are born from tragedy, strife and struggle. These three pieces, written in different parts of the world in different time periods, represent the struggles each composer faced. In 1915 France was in the midst of World War I, and Debussy struggled with the cancer that would take his life. In addition to Napoleon’s invasion of Vienna and his deteriorating relationships with family, Beethoven also had to contend with deafness while writing Op. 95, one of his most celebrated quartets. And the String Quartet No. 6 was the last piece of music Bartók wrote in his native Hungary, having to flee the Nazis in World War II. $29–$54 Generously sponsored by Ron and Ann Alers.
tuesday
Dinner in the Plaza Mission Plaza — Old Mission San Luis Obispo
JULY 23 5:30 p.m.
Join friends new and old and special celebrity Festival artists for an Austrian picnic feast before the Mozart in the Mission concert. Chefs Greg Holt and Charles Myers of Big Sky Café will create an elegant, al fresco menu for this pre-concert fundraiser, using ingredients from local farms coupled with recipes inspired by traditional Austrian cuisine and paired with award-winning California Central Coast wines. $75–$80 Generously sponsored by the City of San Luis Obispo and Big Sky Cafe.
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The Festival Orchestra
Festival Orchestra: Mozart in the Mission
Orchestra series sponsored by
tuesday
JULY 23 8 p.m.
Old Mission San Luis Obispo
Mozart – Symphony No. 20 in D major, K. 133 Mozart – Horn Concerto No. 4 in E flat major, K. 495 (Jeff Garza, horn) Mozart – Symphony No. 41 in C, K. 551 Jupiter
Celebrate the music that has been at the heart of the Festival since its beginnings in 1971 at the historic Mission in the heart of downtown San Luis Obispo. This all-Mozart program showcases the creativity of Mozart from the Symphony No. 20, written when he was just 16 years old, to his genre-transforming last symphony the heroic Jupiter. $29–$65 Generously sponsored by Brigitte and Bruce Falkenhagen. * Join us for a pre-concert discussion with Dr. Alyson McLamore at 7 p.m.
Notable Encounter
Notable Encounter Insight: Verdi String Quartet in E minor Studios on the Park, Paso Robles
wednesday
JULY 24 6 p.m.
Enjoy a glass of wine from the Festival’s favorite wineries and explore this charming and hip working artists studio in downtown Paso Robles, named one of the Top Ten Places to Travel in 2012 by Fodor’s. Then sit down and enjoy an interactive exploration of the only piece of chamber music Verdi wrote. $29–$34
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Notable Encounter
Notable Encounter Insight: Dvorák Piano Quartet No. 1 in D major, op.23 S LO Botanical Garden Oak Glen Pavilion San Luis Obispo
thursday
JULY 25 5:30 p.m.
Explore the grounds and learn about native plants in the gardens before heading inside the pavilion to enjoy a glass of wine from the Festival’s favorite wineries. Then, discover the seldom-performed Dvor̆ák Piano Quartet No. 1 with Scott Yoo, John Novacek and other Festival artists. $29–$34 Generously sponsored by George and Katherine Drastal.
Chamber series concerts
Chamber Series: Hidden Gems Cuesta College Cultural and Performing Arts Center
Thursday
JULY 25 7:30 p.m.
Samuel Barber – Summer Music Giuseppe Verdi – String Quartet in E minor Antonín Dvorák – Piano Quartet No. 1 in D major, op. 23
This eclectic program showcases the diversity and breadth of the chamber music genre. These “hidden gems” span centuries, instrumentation and world cultures. Join us for an evening of some of the greatest –and least-known—music in the repertoire. $29–$54 Generously sponsored by Jim and Deborah Whitson.
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The Fringe Series
Friday
Fringe: Duo Baldo Cuesta College Cultural and Performing Arts Center
JULY 26 7:30 p.m.
Don’t miss the only U.S. appearance this year of the Italy-based musical comedy team Duo Baldo, violinist Brad Repp and pianist/actor Aldo Gentileschi. In the tradition of Victor Borge, their criticallyacclaimed shows combine virtuosic performances, theatrical humor, and pop culture. Duo Baldo made their debut with Italian tenor Andrea Bocelli in 2004. $29–$54 Generously sponsored by Libbie Agran and Guy Fitzwater.
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Duo Baldo Societá dei Concerti, stagione 2011–2012 foto Luca Valenta © 2012
Inside the Orchestra
FREE
FREE Open Rehearsal Christopher Coh an Performing Arts Center
saturday
JULY 27 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Here’s your chance to hear Scott Yoo lead the world-class Festival orchestra as they put the finishing touches on a concert of Beethoven and Tchaikovsky at this FREE open rehearsal. Free and open to the public; no tickets required.
Chamber series concerts
Chamber Series: Musical Pairs Cuesta College Cultural and Perform ing Arts Center
sunday
JULY 28 3 p.m.
Tchaikovsky – Piano Trio in A minor, op. 50 Beethoven – String Quartet in C major, op. 59/3 Hero
The 2013 Summer Festival wraps up with a chamber music concert. Just as the violin concerto and Eroica were audacious works of orchestral music, the trio and string quartet were longer and larger-scale than anything that ever came before them. Celebrate the end of another fantastic summer with an intimate afternoon of chamber music with the Festival artists. $29–$54 Generously sponsored by Leon and Martha Goldin.
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The Festival Orchestra Orchestra series sponsored by
Festival Orchestra: Beethoven and Tchaikovsky Christopher Coh an Performing Arts Center
saturday
JULY 27 8 p.m.
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky — Violin Concerto in D major, op. 35 (Scott Yoo, violin) Beethoven – Symphony No. 3 in E-flat major, op. 55 Eroica
Soaring and triumphant melodies will fill the hall as the Festival Orchestra returns to the state-of-the-art Christopher Cohan Performing Arts Center. This blockbuster evening features Scott Yoo as both conductor and violinist in two of the most widely-recognized and artistically challenging works of art in human history. $29–$75 Generously sponsored by Roy and Jane Gersten and Libbie Agran & Guy Fitzwater. * Event parking is sponsored by Roy & Jane Gersten and by the Performing Arts Center, which means no charge to you, easier access to the structure and less time spent in parking lines. * Join us for a pre-concert discussion with Dr. Alyson McLamore at 7 p.m.
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Toast of the Coast
Experience the best of the Central Coast The Central Coast is home to more than 300 wineries. Visit Festival Mozaic’s favorite wineries during the Festival and receive a 20% discount on wine purchases. Present your ticket or ticket stub at the tasting room. Discount available from July 16–28 only. Not valid with any other discounts or promotions. One purchase per customer/per ticket stub.
Anglim Winery 740 Pine St. Paso Robles (805) 227-6813 anglimwinery.com
Cass Winery 7550 Linne Rd. Paso Robles (805) 239-1730 casswines.com Claiborne & Churchill 2649 Carpenter Canyon Road San Luis Obispo (805)544-4066 claibornechurchill.com Kenneth Volk Vineyards 2485 Highway 46 West Paso Robles (805) 544-8461 volkwines.com
Kynsi Winery 2212 Corbett Canyon Rd. Arroyo Grande (805) 544-8461 kynsi.com Robert Hall Winery 3443 Mill Rd. Paso Robles (805) 239-1616 roberthallwinery.com Tablas Creek Vineyard 9339 Adelaida Rd. Paso Robles (805) 237-1231 tablascreek.com Vina Robles Winery 3700 Mill Rd. Paso Robles (805) 227-4812 vinarobles.com
San Luis Obispo County Guides to hotels, dining and other information available online at www.FestivalMozaic.com.
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Ticketing Information and Venues Venues not pictured have open seating. All venues open for seating 30 minutes before concert time, except where noted. Directions and maps are available online at www.FestivalMozaic.com. PREMIUM SEATING: Concert sponsors and donors receive the first opportunity to purchase premium seating. To learn more about becoming a sponsor, visit www.FestivalMozaic.com DISCOUNTS: Groups of 25 or more save up to 15%. Call (805) 781-3009 or (877) 881-8899. Student RUSH tickets available for $10 with a valid ID 30 minutes before each concert. MOZAIC ONLINE: Visit www.FestivalMozaic.com to purchase tickets, preview audio clips of the works featured this season, prepare for concerts with program notes, get information about upcoming guest artists, research area hotels and attractions, share and connect with other Festivalgoers, and find tips on enhancing your Festival experience.
Seating
Chapel Hill
Christopher Cohan PAC
Stage
stage
Premium
Inside
Preferred General * Only orchestra/floor seating will be available at the PAC
Cuesta College PAC
Mission SLO
Stage altar
United Methodist Church stage
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San Luis Obispo County is MOZ Country! Conveniently located halfway between Los Angeles and San Francisco on the Central Coast of California, beautiful San Luis Obispo county is home to a variety of sights, sounds and activities. In addition to the world-class music at Festival Mozaic, visitors to this area can enjoy breathtaking ocean views and beaches; award-winning wineries; farm-to-table restaurants; idyllic areas for hiking, biking, surfing, and kayaking; a world-famous outdoor Farmer’s Market; and several relaxing spas and hot springs. Come discover San Luis Obispo.
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Shandon
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Paso Robles
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Templeton 41
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Morro Bay
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Cuesta College
San Luis Obispo
Avila 101
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Season-at-a Glance Date
Time
Event
Venue
Work(s) By
Tues., July 16
6 p.m.
Notable Encounter Dinner
Villa Filaree
Zimmerli
Wed., July 17
7:30 p.m.
Fringe Series: Classical Musicians Doing Un-Classical Things
Cuesta College PAC San Luis Obispo
Zimmerli
Thurs., July 18
10 a.m. to Festival Orchestra: 1 p.m. FREE Open Rehearsal
Cuesta College PAC San Luis Obispo
Grieg, Telemann, Handel, Bach
Festival Orchestra: Baroque in the Mission
Old Mission, San Luis Obispo
Grieg, Telemann, Handel, Bach Debussy, Franck, Chausson
Thurs., July 18
8 p.m.
Fri., July 19
7:30 p.m.
Chamber Series: Connections
United Methodist Church, SLO
Sat., July 20
7:30 p.m.
Festival Orchestra: Baroque in the Vines
Grieg, Telemann, Chapel Hill, Shandon Handel, Bach
2 p.m.
Fringe Series: String Theory
See Canyon Fruit Ranch, Avila Beach
giant string instruments
Sun., July 21
6 p.m.
Notable Encounter Dinner: Beethoven: A Portrait of Courage
The Tuscan Villa Home of Chuck and Renet Clark, Templeton
Beethoven
Mon., July 22
3 p.m.
Notable Encounter Insight
The Inn at Morro Bay, Morro Bay
Brahms
Mon., July 22
7:30 p.m.
Chamber Series: Born from Struggle
United Methodist Church, SLO
Debussy, Beethoven, Bartók
Tues., July 23
5:30 p.m.
Dinner in the Plaza
Mission Plaza, San Luis Obispo
Big Sky Café
Tues., July 23
8 p.m.
Festival Orchestra: Mozart in the Mission
Old Mission, San Luis Obispo
Mozart
Wed., July 24
6 p.m.
Notable Encounter Insight
Studios on the Park, Verdi Paso Robles
Thurs., July 25
5:30 p.m.
Notable Encounter Insight
San Luis Obispo Botanical Garden’s Oak Glen Pavilion
Thurs., July 25
7:30 p.m.
Chamber Series: Hidden Gems
Cuesta College PAC, Barber, Verdi, San Luis Obispo Dvorák
Fri., July 26
7:30 p.m.
Fringe Series: Duo Baldo
Cuesta College PAC, Musical comedy San Luis Obispo team
Sat., July 27
10 a.m. to Festival Orchestra: 1 p.m. FREE Open Rehearsal
Sun., July 21
(repeat of 7/18 concert)
Dvorák
Christopher Cohan PAC, San Luis Obispo
Tchaikovsky, Beethoven Tchaikovsky, Beethoven
Sat., July 27
8 p.m.
Festival Orchestra: Beethoven, Tchaikovsky
Christopher Cohan PAC, San Luis Obispo
Sun., July 28
3 p.m.
Chamber Series: Musical Pairs
Cuesta College PAC, Tchaikovsky, San Luis Obispo Beethoven
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Ticket Pricing DATE
Premium
EVENT
LOCATION
Tue., July 16 6 p.m.
Notable Encounter Dinner: An Evening in Paris
Villa Fillaree
$175
$175
Wed., July 17 7:30 p.m.
Fringe: Classical Musicians Doing Un-Classical Things
Cuesta
$49
$54
Thur., July 18 10 a.m.
FREE Orchestra Open Dress Rehearsal
Cuesta
Free
Free
Thur., July 18 8 p.m.
Orchestra: Baroque in the Mission
Mission San Luis Obispo
$60
Fri., July 19 7:30 p.m.
Chamber: Connections
UMC
Sat., July 20 7:30 p.m.
Festival Orchestra: Baroque in the Vines
Sun., July 21 2 p.m.
Preferred
General
$41
$46
$29
$34
$65
$50
$55
$29
$34
$49
$54
$41
$46
$29
$34
Chapel Hill
$60*
$65*
$43**
$48**
Fringe: String Theory
See Canyon Fruit Ranch
$49*
$54*
$29**
$34**
Sun., July 21 6 p.m.
Notable Encounter Dinner
Tuscan Villa Home of Chuck and Renet Clark
$125
$125
Mon., July, 22 3 p.m.
Notable Encounter Insight
Inn at Morro Bay
$29
$34
Mon., July 22 7:30 p.m.
Chamber: Born From Struggle
UMC
$49
$54
Tue., July 23, 5:30 PM
Plaza Dinner: Fundraiser with Big Sky
Mission Plaza
$75
$90
Tue., July 23 8 p.m.
Festival Orchestra: Mozart in the Mission
Mission San Luis Obispo
$60
$65
Wed., July 24 6 p.m.
Notable Encounter Insight
Thurs., July 25 5:30 p.m.
$41
$46
$29
$34
$50
$55
$29
$34
Studios on the Park
$29
$34
Notable Encounter Insight
Botanic Garden
$29
$34
Thurs., July 25 7:30 p.m.
Chamber: Hidden Gems
Cuesta
$49
$54
$41
$46
$29
$34
Fri., July 26 7:30 p.m.
Fringe: Duo Baldo
Cuesta
$49
$54
$41
$46
$29
$34
Sat., July 27 10 a.m.
Open Rehearsal
CAL Poly Cohan Center
Free
Free
Sat., July 27 8 p.m.
Orchestra: Beethoven and Tchaikovsky
CAL Poly Cohan Center
$70
$75
$60
$65
$29
$34
Sun., July 28 3 p.m.
Chamber: Musical Pairs
Cuesta
$49
$54
$41
$46
$29
$34
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