2016 Brochure - Oregon Bach Festival

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OREGON BACH FESTIVAL
JUNE 23 » J U LY 1 0 • 2016
MATTHEW HALLS • ARTISTIC DIRECTOR
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6:30 PM
Let’s Talk
7:30 PM
Bach:
Mass in B Minor
(Silva)
1:00 PM
Organ Interlude:
Mark Brombaugh
(CLC)
10:30 AM
3:00 PM
OBF Kids: Let the
A Taste of Tango
Wild Rumpus Start (Beall)
v2.0 (Soreng)
7:30 PM
An Evening with
Tenor Nicholas Phan
(Beall)
12:00 PM
On the House:
Picfest
(Hult Lobby)
5:30 PM
OBF Gala
(Hult Lobby)
7:30 PM
Berwick Academy:
Early Romantics
(Beall)
It gives me great pleasure to welcome you all to OBF 2016,
celebrating the very best of choral and orchestral music right
here in downtown Eugene. This summer we’ve placed the great
Johann Sebastian Bach right at the heart of our programming,
opening the festival with the first ever OBF performance of his
iconic Mass in B Minor on historical instruments. If you think
you know this piece well, we invite you to come and experience it anew with fresh ears. If this will be your
first experience of the work, we look forward to sharing with you some of the greatest music ever written.
Other transformative and uplifting choral masterpieces on offer this summer include Bach’s Christmas
Oratorio and Magnificat, Brahms’ timeless “German Requiem” and an absolutely not-to-be-missed world
premiere OBF commission by one of the greatest living composers, Sir James MacMillan.
In another major coup for OBF, we couldn’t be more thrilled that Punch Brothers will be joining us this
summer, filling Silva Hall with their unique fusion of musical styles and unparalleled virtuosity. This is a very
special opportunity to hear one of the fastest-rising groups on the circuit.
Matthew Halls Artistic Director
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JULY 01
JULY 02
JULY 03
2:30 PM
Discovery I:
Christmas Oratorio
Part IV (Soreng)
1:00 PM
On the House:
Baroque Violin Duo
(Hult Lobby)
2:30 PM
Discovery II:
Christmas Oratorio
Part V (Soreng)
2:30 PM
Hinkle
Distinguished
Lecture: Sir James
MacMillan (Soreng)
1:00 PM
Organ Interlude:
Julia Brown (CLC)
12:00 PM
Organ Institute
Showcase Concert
(FUMC)
3:00 PM
Viennese Masters III:
Quintets for Piano
and Winds (Beall)
7:30 PM
Paul Jacobs Organ
Recital (FUMC)
7:30 PM
Sir James
MacMillan
conducts
From the Heart
(Soreng)
7:30 PM
Viennese Masters I: 7:30 PM
A Trio of Trios (Beall) Baroque Concerti
with Monica
Huggett (Beall)
8:00 PM
New Pathways I:
Composers
8:00 PM
Symposium (SoMD) Viennese Masters II
(Reed - PDX)
7:30 PM
Viennese Masters II:
Berwick Academy
with Robert Levin
(Beall)
1:00 PM
7:30 PM
New Pathways III:
Stangeland Family
Composers
Youth Choral
Symposium (SoMD)
Academy (Silva)
6:30 PM
8:00 PM
Let’s Talk
New Pathways II:
Composers
7:30 PM
Symposium (SoMD)
World Premiere!
MacMillan Requiem
(Silva)
Every summer we make it our number one priority to bring you the very best music, performed by the very
best artists from all over the world. We hope you’ll be able to take the journey with us this year, and we wish
you all a happy and fulfilling festival season!
Matthew Halls
Artistic Director
8:00 PM
New Pathways IV:
Composers
Symposium (Beall)
I have a confession to make—in many ways, I am the least likely
person to be in classical music.
Growing up in a rural area, there were no arts in my small town of
500 other than the local minister’s wife who provided piano lessons.
And yet, as a piano student, music increasingly became the language
through which I conveyed all my emotions. Eventually, as my exposure
grew to encompass vocal music, nothing in the world matched the
passion and the connection to community that I felt and continue to
feel through singing, playing, and absorbing music. I would imagine
that music also speaks to you in some deep, similar way.
8:00 PM
Viennese Masters III
(Reed - PDX)
JULY 04
JULY 05
8:00 PM
New Pathways V:
Composers
Symposium (Beall)
JULY 06
1:00 PM
Organ Interlude:
ElRay Stewart-Cook
(CLC)
1:00 PM
On the House:
SFYCA Soloists
(Hult Lobby)
2:30 PM
Discovery III:
Christmas Oratorio
Part VI (Soreng)
7:30 PM
Berwick Academy
with Rachel Podger
(Beall)
JULY 07
JULY 08
JULY 09
12:00 PM
7:30 PM
Conductors
Jeffrey and Gabriel
Showcase (Soreng) Kahane in Concert
(Silva)
9:00 PM
Berwick Chorus:
Entre Dieu et Moi
(CLC)
6:30 PM
Let’s Talk
10:30 AM
OBF Kids: Tears of
Joy Theatre:
Jungle Book
(Soreng)
JULY 10
3:00 PM
Brahms
“German Requiem”
and Symphony No. 3
(Silva)
12:00 PM
On the House:
Picfest
(Hult Lobby)
7:30 PM
Rachel Podger
performs Sonatas
and Partitas (Beall)
7:30 PM
Punch Brothers with
Gabriel Kahane (Silva)
That’s why Oregon Bach Festival is unique. No other festival provides such distinctive opportunities for
entertainment, education, and enrichment. Artists and audiences journey to Eugene from all over the world. You
might say our festival feels a bit like a family reunion. Students in the Stangeland Family Youth Choral Academy
and Berwick Academy are provided a home for the kind of in-depth learning that simply wasn’t available to me.
You have the opportunity to create personal relationships with those musicians and, through your patronage,
impact the music that fills our concert halls.
In that spirit, let me say, “Welcome!” Though I have admired Oregon Bach Festival for as long as I can remember,
this will be my first festival with you, my expanding musical family. I’m looking forward to taking this musical
journey with you, and I hope you’ll find me this summer and say “Hello!”
Warmly,
COLOR KEY
Silva Concert Hall
Soreng Theater
Beall Concert Hall
Central Lutheran Church (CLC) /
First United Methodist Church (FUMC)
Hult Lobby, Reed College - PDX, The Studio,
or School of Music and Dance (SoMD)
Journey Stamps: Composer’s homeland,
the location of a story, or the country that
influenced the music.
Janelle McCoy
Executive Director
June
Matthew Halls conducts
Bach: Mass in B Minor
June
23
24
An Evening with
Tenor Nicholas Phan
7:30 PM
Beall Concert Hall
David Riley, piano
7:30 PM
Silva Concert Hall
Amanda Forsythe, soprano; Sherezade Panthaki, soprano; Christopher Ainslie, countertenor;
Nicholas Phan, tenor; Morgan Smith, baritone; OBF Baroque Orchestra; Berwick Chorus of
OBF; Matthew Halls, conductor
Hailed as “a cathedral of sound” and “as lofty in design, scope and
expression as anything written by the hand of man” by NPR, the Bach
magnum opus is one of the most complex and elaborate works of
the era. For the first time in OBF history, the Mass in B Minor will be
presented with period instruments and at Baroque pitch.
Sponsored by Wildish Companies
Nicholas Phan has earned a reputation as one of the nation’s most compelling
tenors. Regarded as “a fine mixture of poetry and strength” by Gramophone
Magazine and “one of most beautiful young lyric voices around” by Opera
News, Phan shares his love of Schubert and Britten during an intimate
evening of music featuring the tenor’s signature charm and style.
June
25
Matthew Halls conducts
Berwick Academy: Early Romantics
7:30 PM
Beall Concert Hall
Eric Hoeprich, clarinet; Berwick Academy; Matthew Halls, conductor
The early 19th century was the golden age of the clarinet and Carl Maria von
Weber is often considered the father of romanticism in music. Eric Hoeprich,
the world’s leading virtuoso of the early clarinet, performs Weber’s quickpaced and occasionally explosive Clarinet Concerto in F Minor, and Matthew
Halls leads symphonies by Schubert and Mendelssohn in this celebration of
the clarinet and the early Romantics.
June
26
A Taste of Tango
3:00 PM
Beall Concert Hall
Chamber Music Northwest brings their homage to the father of modern
tango music, Astor Piazzolla, to OBF. The sultry, classic tango infused with
modern jazz elements create the undeniable urge to get up and dance! The
Argentinian tango showcase will include music influenced by J.S. Bach.
June
27
“Bach was easily the greatest musical innovator in the
history of the world. There’s a spiritual depth to his music.
You can listen to it and it’s like meditation.”
Brian Wilson, The Beach Boys
Paul Jacobs Organ Recital
7:30 PM
First United Methodist Church
Described simply as “magical” by The New York Times,, organist Paul Jacobs
returns to OBF to delight and enthrall audiences with his Grammy-winning
command of the pipe organ. Jacobs’ intellect and extraordinary technical
skill make him required listening for any classical music fan. The Chair
of the Organ Department at the famed Juilliard School will again serve
as the Director of the OBF Organ Institute, and will bring his intellect and
extraordinary skill to a recital of works by Franz Liszt and Julius Reubke.
www.OregonBachFestival.com • 541.682.5000
Sir James MacMillan conducts
From the Heart
7:30 PM
Soreng Theater
June
28
OBF Chamber Orchestra
Before the world premiere of Sir James MacMillan’s Requiem in July,
see the famed Scottish composer conduct two of his previous works: For
Sonny and Sinfonietta.. MacMillan will also introduce a few of the works
that inspired his career, including stunning renditions of Mendelssohn’s
Hebrides Overture, Shostakovich’s Chamber Symphony, Op. 110a, and
Benjamin Britten’s A Time There Was.
Viennese Masters I:
A Trio of Trios
7:30 PM
Beall Concert Hall
June
29
Ida Kavafian, violin; Steven Tenenbom, viola; Peter Wiley, cello
Three lauded musicians from Chamber Music Northwest combine
exceptionally recognizable classical works to create a flawless musical
journey. The expedition includes string trio pieces from Haydn and
Beethoven, as well as Mozart’s Divertimento in E-flat.
Baroque Concerti
with Monica Huggett
7:30 PM
Beall Concert Hall
June
30
World Premiere!
MacMillan Requiem
with Bach Magnificat
Robert Levin
7:30 PM
Beall Concert Hall
Amanda Forsythe, soprano; Sherezade Panthaki, soprano;
Christopher Ainslie, countertenor; Nicholas Phan, tenor; Morgan Smith, baritone;
Berwick Chorus of OBF; OBF Orchestra; Matthew Halls, conductor
Bach’s Magnificat is derived from one of the most ancient Christian
hymns, and was the first major liturgical composition on a Latin text by
Bach. Its historic words act as a foil to a modern, cutting edge work from
Scottish composer, Sir James MacMillan. In this world premiere event,
commissioned by OBF, Matthew Halls conducts a deeply spiritual Catholic
view of the requiem from the artist the BBC called “one of the most
successful composers alive.” An absolute must-see in 2016!
Project supported in part by the National Endowment for the Arts. Performance supported in part by Nils and
Jewel Hult Endowment - Arts Foundation of Western Oregon Fund of the Oregon Community Foundation.
“I’m there for old and young, innocent and guilty,
those who die together and those who die alone.”
Neil Gaiman, Sandman
July
01
Robert Levin, fortepiano/conductor; Berwick Academy
Celebrated pianist and musicologist Robert Levin leads the Berwick
Academy through the overture of Beethoven’s Viennese ballet,
Prometheus,, and Haydn’s grand “Drumroll” Symphony No. 103 in E Flat
Major. Called “pioneering” by The Washington Post and “outstanding”
by the Los Angeles Times,, Levin will also showcase his talent with
Mozart’s Piano Concerto No. 24 in C Minor.
www.OregonBachFestival.com • 541.682.5000
02
7:30 PM
Silva Concert Hall
Grammy-nominated violinist Monica Huggett makes each pull of the bow
look effortless as her notes float assuredly off the strings. Accompanied
by the OBF Baroque Orchestra, Huggett integrates flutes, oboes, and
trumpets into an uplifting and moving program including works from
Telemann and Graupner, as well as Bach’s Concerto for Three Violins.
Violins
Viennese Masters II: Berwick Academy with
July
Hinkle Distinguished Lecture
Sir James MacMillan
June 30 | 2:30 PM
Soreng Theater
Sir James MacMillan is one of today’s most successful composers and is
also internationally active as a conductor. His musical language is flooded
with influences from his Scottish heritage, Catholic faith, social conscience
and close connection with Celtic folk music, blended with influences from Far
Eastern, Scandinavian and Eastern European music.
July
03
Viennese Masters III:
Quintets for Piano and Winds
3:00 PM
Beall Concert Hall
Robert Levin, fortepiano; Debra Nagy, oboe; Eric Hoeprich, clarinet;
Marc Vallon, bassoon; Andrew Clark, horn
Piano virtuoso Robert Levin joins the faculty from the Berwick Academy
for an afternoon of Beethoven and Mozart. The bright Beethoven Duo for
Clarinet and Bassoon will be presented alongside the bold Sonata for Horn
and Piano in F. Finally, you’ll hear renditions of Quintet for Piano and Winds
in E Flat Major by both Beethoven and Mozart.
July
03
Punch Brothers
with Gabriel Kahane
7:30 PM
Silva Concert Hall
July
05
Five astonishing musicians create some of today’s most vibrant music
as their mandolin, banjo, fiddle, bass, and guitar work together in brilliant
harmony. A splendid fusion of bluegrass, classical, alternative rock, and
jazz, Punch Brothers bring humor, a tumult of energy, and an unrivaled
musical magnetism to every show. The innovative and “mesmerizing”
(The New Yorker) Gabriel Kahane will open. The perfect night out!
Performance supported in part by Nils and Jewel Hult Endowment - Arts Foundation of Western Oregon Fund of
the Oregon Community Foundation.
Media Partner: KEZI
Stangeland Family
Youth Choral Academy
7:30 PM
Silva Concert Hall
OBF Orchestra; Anton Armstrong, conductor
With a dynamic mixture of classical and modern works, this energetic
vocal concert is sure to impress and enchant. More than 80 highly-skilled
international high school singers have come together for a training course with
one of the nation’s top choral conductors, Anton Armstrong. The culmination
of their efforts includes a performance of Haydn’s “St. Nicholas” Mass.
July
06
Berwick Academy
with Rachel Podger
7:30 PM
Beall Concert Hall
Rachel Podger, violin; Berwick Academy
“Few bands have such a dazzling command of so many styles.”
The San Diego Union-Tribune
“Punch Brothers take bluegrass to its next evolutionary stage,
drawing equal inspiration from the brain and the heart.”
Washington Post
Six gorgeous and airy works from four illustrious composers dance lightly
across the room as violinist Rachel Podger leads the Berwick Academy through
a program highlighted by Bach’s Violin Concerto in A Minor. Podger, the
recipient of the 2015 Bach Prize from the Royal Academy of Music, will round
out the light-hearted evening with additional concertos from Bach and Vivaldi,
and two pieces from the German Baroque composer, Georg Philipp Telemann.
www.OregonBachFestival.com • 541.682.5000
Berwick Chorus:
Entre Dieu et Moi
with Organ Interpolations
July
07
9:00 PM
Central Lutheran Church
For his “Komm, Jesu, komm,” Bach used a double choir to create a
sound of contrasting rhythms, techniques, meters, and textures. The
Berwick Chorus sings the liturgical motet, pairing it with “one of the
finest 20th century choral works” (Chicago Classical Review), Mass for
Unaccompanied Double Chorus,, from Swiss composer Frank Martin.
in Concert
and Symphony No. 3
3:00 PM
Silva Concert Hall
Ryan Kennedy, organ; Greg Zelek, organ; Berwick Chorus of OBF;
Matthew Halls, conductor
Jeffrey and Gabriel Kahane
Brahms Ein deutsches Requiem
July
08
July
10
Nicole Cabell, soprano; Morgan Smith, baritone; Berwick Chorus of OBF;
Stangeland Family Youth Choral Academy; OBF Orchestra; Matthew Halls, conductor
The stunning 2016 Festival finale includes more than 230 orchestra
members, soloists, and choir singers performing the German
masterpiece praised as “an irresistible force…heaven on earth” by
the Boston Globe. Complemented by Brahms’ Symphony No. 3, the
19th century Ein deutsches Requiem will fill Silva Concert Hall with
a wall of sound, and will leave audiences in awe of the magnificent
and deeply moving performance.
Sponsored by Cascade Manor
7:30 PM
Silva Concert Hall
Jeffrey Kahane, conductor and piano; Gabriel Kahane, composer, guitar, baritone;
OBF Orchestra
Acclaimed as “superb” by The New York Times, Jeffrey Kahane played
Beethoven’s Piano Concerto No. 1 at Avery Fisher Hall in 2011. In
2016, he will bring his “silken tone[s]” to the same Beethoven piece
at OBF. Kahane will follow the classic piece with Gabriel’s Guide to the
48 States. Composed by the “unforgettable [and] vibrant” (Los Angeles
Times) Gabriel Kahane, the part song cycle, part oratorio is a modern
musical dramatization of the New Deal and the WPA of the 1930s.
Rachel Podger performs
Sonatas and Partitas
July
09
7:30 PM
Beall Concert Hall
Rachel Podger is the guardian and master of a 277-year-old violin.
When her fingers dart across the strings and each note resonates
with command, it becomes clear why the Toronto Star calls her an
“intoxicating combination of power and grace.” As she presents partitas
from Bach, a sonata from Tartini, and “The Guardian Angel” passacaglia
from Biber, Podger and her Genoese violin will transport your mind and
soul back to early-18th century Europe.
www.OregonBachFestival.com • 541.682.5000
“We should profane the service of the dead,
To sing a requiem and such rest to her
As to peace parted souls.”
William Shakespeare
Hamlet, Act V, Scene I
DISCOVERY SERIES
FREE COMMUNITY EVENTS
Bach: Christmas Oratorio, Parts IV, V, and VI
LET’S TALK
UO Chamber Choir; OBF Orchestra; OBF Master Class in Conducting;
OBF Vocal Fellows; Matthew Halls, master teacher
Chat with festival artists at informal question and answer
sessions before select concerts.
The perfect companion piece to Bach’s Mass in B Minor, the Christmas
Oratorio is a collection of six specific cantatas, each celebrating a
moment surrounding the birth of Jesus. The final three parts will be
presented this summer, as we examine the Bach compositions that
honor the naming of Jesus, and the journey and adoration of the Magi.
June 23 | 6:30 PM
July 02 | 6:30 PM
July 05 | 6:30 PM
Discovery I: Naming of Jesus
Hult Center Lobby
Christmas Oratorio, Part IV
June
27
2:30 PM | Soreng Theater
Discovery II: Journey of the Magi
Christmas Oratorio, Part V
2:30 PM | Soreng Theater
Discovery III: Adoration of the Magi
Christmas Oratorio, Part VI
2:30 PM | Soreng Theater
ON THE HOUSE
Picfest
June 25 | 12:00 PM
June
29
July
05
SFYCA Soloists
July 06
| 1:00 PM
Baroque Violin Duo
June 28 | 1:00 PM
Picfest
July 09
| 12:00 PM
CONDUCTORS SHOWCASE
Soreng Theater
July 07 | 12:00 PM
ORGAN INTERLUDES
OBF KIDS
Central Lutheran Church
Let the Wild Rumpus Start v2.0
with Cullen Vance
June
25
10:30 AM
Soreng Theater
Jungle Book
July
09
10:30 AM
Soreng Theater
Explore the jungle with Mowgli and his friends as they discover what
it means to be a family. The audience participates as members of
the wolf pack as this powerful play unfolds. You’ll come to love his
teachers and protectors: Baloo the bear, Bagheera the panther, and
Akela the wolf. Laugh at the hijinks of the monkeys and root for Mowgli
as he faces his nemesis, the mighty tiger, Shere Khan.
www.OregonBachFestival.com • 541.682.5000
June 24 | 1:00 PM
Julia Brown
July 01
Back by popular demand, Cullen Vance returns to OBF with a new
multimedia stage show! Filled with storytelling, music, and big
surprises, the local musician’s interactive performance incorporates
Maurice Sendak’s popular children’s book, Where the Wild Things Are.
Guaranteed fun for ages 5 to 105!
Tears of Joy Theatre presents
Mark Brombaugh
| 1:00 PM
ElRay Stewart-Cook
July 05
| 1:00 PM
THE FRIENDS’ ADVANTAGE
You’re cordially invited to become a Friend of the Festival. Not only will you receive great
benefits, but you will also help to offset artistic costs that are not covered by ticket income
alone. Your contribution helps us continue to bring the very best musical talent to Eugene
each summer, while you enjoy discounted tickets and other outstanding perks.
A contribution of $125 or more with your ticket order entitles you to the following:
• Ticket discounts of up to 20 percent on all Beall and Silva shows
• Advance ticket sales and invitations to special events including concert rehearsals
Become a Friend of the Festival today by including a contribution with your ticket order,
or visiting us online at oregonbachfestival.com/friends.
www.OregonBachFestival.com • 541.682.5000
2016 OREGON BACH FESTIVAL TICKETS
PACKAGES
Prices subject to change after June 1st, 2016.
SILVA CONCERT HALL
Bach: Mass in B Minor 6/23,
Punch Brothers 7/5, Brahms “German Requiem” 7/10
Regular prices
Friends of the Festival prices
World Premiere: MacMillan Requiem 7/2,
Jeffrey and Gabriel Kahane in Concert 7/8
A+
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Hult Center
for the Performing Arts
Student
VIENNESE MASTERS SERIES $120 (SAVE $45)
STAGE
Main Floor
$60
$50
$30
$20
$48
$40
$24
$20
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$10
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Regular prices
Friends of the Festival prices
The best way to experience Oregon Bach Festival. Purchase a
series of concerts and save big!
All packages are guaranteed seating in A+ sections.
Silva Concert Hall
$55
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Masterworks from Mozart, Beethoven, and Haydn.
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Choose three or more concerts.*
Each additional performance is only $45!
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*Excludes OBF Kids and Discovery Series
Beall Concert Hall
$20
Tenor Nicholas Phan 6/24, Berwick Academy: Early Romantics 6/25,
A Taste of Tango 6/26, Viennese Masters I: A Trio of Trios 6/29,
Baroque Concerti with Monica Huggett 6/30,
Viennese Masters II: Berwick Academy with Robert Levin 7/1,
Viennese Masters III: Quintets for Piano and Winds 7/3,
Berwick Academy with Rachel Podger 7/6,
Sonatas and Partitas 7/9
SECURE YOUR SERIES BY CALLING THE TICKET OFFICE TODAY!
STAGE
541-682-5000
BEALL CONCERT HALL
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Student
$55
$45
$35
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$44
$36
$28
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$30 General Admission
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Beall Hall balcony
accessible by
stairs only
FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
Organ Recital: Paul Jacobs, 6/27
CREATE YOUR OWN SERIES $135
B
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$8 General Admission
Discovery I 6/27, Discovery II 6/29, Discovery III 7/5
Regular prices
Friends of the Festival prices
MacMillan Conducts: From the Heart (6/28)
World Premiere! MacMillan Requiem (7/2)
Punch Brothers with Gabriel Kahane (7/5)
Jeffrey and Gabriel Kahane in Concert (7/8)
A+
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Let the Wild Rumpus Start v2.0 6/25,
Tears of Joy Theatre presents Jungle Book 7/9
The cutting edge of the classical music genre. Some of today’s best
and brightest! Only available by calling or visiting the Ticket Office.
Mezzanine—2nd Floor
SORENG THEATER
Sir James MacMillan: From the Heart 6/28
INNOVATION SERIES $180 (SAVE $25)
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Stangeland Family Youth Choral Academy, 7/3
Viennese Masters I: A Trio of Trios (6/29)
Viennese Masters II: Berwick Academy with Robert Levin (7/1)
Viennese Masters III: Quintets for Piano and Winds (7/3)
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$10
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PRICING DISCOUNTS
FRIENDS OF THE FESTIVAL DISCOUNTS
Become a Friend of the Festival with a contribution of $125 or
more, and receive 20% off most concerts at OBF. Discounts
are only good on orders received through April 30.
GROUP DISCOUNTS
Groups of 10 or more receive 20% off tickets to most OBF
concerts. Call the Hult Center Ticket Office at 541-682-5000
for more details.
STUDENT DISCOUNT
Children under 18 and students with valid ID may purchase
tickets to most OBF concerts for just $10.
OBF welcomes children ages six and older. A ticket is required for each person regardless of age.
CENTRAL LUTHERAN CHURCH
Berwick Chorus: Entre Dieu et Moi, 7/7
VENUES
Hult Center for the Performing Arts
Silva Concert Hall, Soreng Theater, The Studio
7th Avenue at Willamette Street
Beall Concert Hall
UO School of Music and Dance
East 17th Avenue at Alder Street
$25 General Admission
$10
** artists, dates, and venues subject to change
First United Methodist Church
1376 Olive Street
Central Lutheran Church
1857 Potter Street
Please note: The balcony in Beall Concert Hall
is not wheelchair accessible.
HULT CENTER TICKET OFFICE
TICKET ORDERING
West 7th Ave. at Willamette St.
BEGINNING MARCH 14
Ticket Office Hours:
Tuesday–Fridays: Noon–5:00 p.m.
Saturdays: 11:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m.
Monday, June 20 & June 27: Noon–5:00 p.m.
BEGINNING APRIL 1
Please note: The Ticket Office is closed July 4
Online: www.OregonBachFestival.com
Phone: 541-682-5000
Exclusive advance tickets for
Friends of the Festival.
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Tickets go on sale to the general public,
and can be ordered online, by phone, or
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