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20, 2015
Bravo Broadway!
22, 2015
Pops in the Park
19 & 20, 2015
MASTERPIECE 1
Two
10 & 11, 2015
CapePOPS 1
Just Judy
14 & 15, 2015
MASTERPIECE 2
Vienna to
Hollywood
4, 5 & 6, 2015
CapePOPS 2
Holiday on
Cape Cod
1, 2016
New Year’s Day
Party
16 & 17, 2016
MASTERPIECE 3
The Silk Road
and Beyond
20 & 21, 2016
CapePOPS 3
Country
Legends
9 & 10, 2016
MASTERPIECE 4
Mozart, At Last!
7 & 8, 2016
MASTERPIECE 5
Beethoven's
Ninth Experience
Stuart Gunn, Principal Tuba
This skilled woodworker makes more than music!
He built a 25-foot sailboat and invented the “tuba
at the Symphony!
Jung-Ho Pak, Artistic
Director & Conductor
After any concert you’ll most
likely find this 26-year veteran
conductor investigating new
restaurants. He loves anything exotic
and has a big appetite for great sushi.
We can’t keep it under wraps a minute longer. We’re breaking out another brand new
season – eleven new concerts, the most exciting, eclectic mix of music we’ve put together
ever. Our theme is Meet Me – and we love how you can spin it two ways. It’s about
introductions and encounters. Starting here. Starting now. Meet our musicians like you’ve
never met them before. Meet our guests, among the most talented artists performing
today. And meet the people behind-the-scenes who play their parts oh-so beautifully, too.
Yes, there are people to meet and places to go… so many places for us to hang out and
have fun together. The concert hall. Pre-concert talks. Classes. Guest Artist Events. Road
trips. Parties. We can’t wait to see you again, or meet you for the very first time. Sometime.
Somewhere. Soon!
stool,” a cool chair that perfectly holds him and
his 30-pound tuba!
Mary Cicconetti, Oboe
Mary, a self-proclaimed
tennis junkie, helped take
Sonia Deng, Violin
her team to Nationals in
The tutu didn’t hold
2014. When not on the
5-year-old Sonia’s
court she and her Parisian
attention for too long, so
oboe “Stanley” hit the stage.
she danced her way right
into violin lessons instead. Up
next? Guitar, piano and accordion!
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Oh, the places we'll meet!
Here are eight great places to hang out and have fun
together. Details online at capesymphony.org.
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rave reviews… many with special offers for Symphony patrons.
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Mix, mingle and enjoy a meal with Maestro Pak and our Guest Artists.
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Talks
Your concert ticket includes a free pass to a fun class. Dr. John Clark,
our resident classical music enthusiast, leads our
“Musically Speaking” talks one hour prior to every
Masterpiece Series concert… just steps away
from the concert hall. These free, 30-minute
talks put an interesting spin on the composer
and composition you’re about to hear, and are
filled with fascinating stories, interesting
observations and little-known tidbits he’s
picked up along his musical studies
and travels.
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Find great gifts (especially for the musically inclined) in our Symphony
Shoppe, located in the concert hall lobby. It´s run by our volunteer Guild;
all proceeds benefit educational programs at the Conservatory and in
the community.
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ever-changing, giving you the chance to play to your strengths, explore
new interests and support our education programs.
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Take a musical journey to the Far East at our concert in January 2016 and in our new
(no passport required!) cultural series. Explore Asian galleries, visit an Asian market
and learn how to prepare Eastern dishes, among other fun activities. Choose from
several day trips and a couple overnight adventures a short drive away.
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Roy Campbell, Principal Trombone
Roy and his trumpet-playing twin brother
performed for the first time on the Hyannis
East Elementary school lawn together in
1959. Now, Roy’s busy teaching the next
generation of musicians.
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speaks fluent French and
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We have engaging music, dance and art classes for all ages at our campuses
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Saturday
June 20, 2015 at 8 PM
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Tickets
This event is hosted by the Cape Cod Melody Tent (We’re the guest artist!).
Please purchase your tickets through the Melody Tent box office.
TICKETS:$39.50-$59.50
PHONE:508.775.5630
ONLINE: melodytent.org
VENUE: Cape Cod Melody Tent | 21 West Main Street, Hyannis
WITH THE CAPE SYMPHONY
HOSTED BY THE ARTS FOUNDATION
OF CAPE COD
JUNG-HO PAK, CONDUCTOR
CHRISTIANE NOLL, GUEST ARTIST
GARY MAUER, GUEST ARTIST
NICOLE PARKER, GUEST ARTIST
he Cape Symphony is going back to
the Melody Tent and taking you back to
Broadway. Where the lights are bright
and there’s magic in the air. This brand
new Broadway tribute’s got 76 Trombones from the
Music Man and enough brass to get you all the way
to Chicago for All That Jazz. It’s also got three big
Broadway stars bringing you hit after hit from Funny
Girl and Phantom to Hairspray and Cabaret – not to
mention all the best from My Fair Lady, the incredible
Gypsy and a mega-hit called Les Miz. Mamma Mia,
You Can’t Stop the Beat on this big Broadway treat.
So dance all night to the Music of the Night while
Conductor Jung-Ho Pak and the orchestra defy
gravity spinning out the tunes on the Tent’s fabulous
rotating stage. Yes, it’s going to be a Wicked good
time ‘cause there’s No Business Like Show Business.
Bravo Broadway. Bravo.
Saturday, August 22, 2015 at 7 PM
Rain Date: Sunday, August 23
Tickets
This event is hosted by our Arts
Partner, the Arts Foundation of
Cape Cod. Please purchase your
tickets from the AFCC.
Lawn: $20 advance/$25 at gate
Festival Seats: $40
($30 for groups of 20+)
Individual Table Seats: $100
VIP Tables: Call for pricing
PHONE: 508.362.0066
ONLINE:popsinthepark.org
[email protected]
VENUE: Eldredge Park, Orleans
Gates Open at 5PM
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JUNG-HO PAK, ARTISTIC DIRECTOR & CONDUCTOR
wilight’s the right time for this summer party. You bring the guests.
We’ll take care of the rest. It’s time to download decades of great
music and play it back live! – a great family night out under the tent
and under the stars. Here’s a sneak peek For Your Eyes Only: a special
guest appearance by the legendary Sheena Easton. This Scottish lass took the
Morning Train straight to the top of the Billboard Charts in the ‘80s, breaking
records, winning Grammys and changing the beat of America’s playlist along
the way. Jung-Ho and the orchestra have great new plays of their own – a
few of your favorite NFL theme songs, a peek into the Symphony “oldies”
vault, plus some stripes to go with those beautiful summer stars for the big
patriotic finish everyone loves. So, put a little POPS into your summer plans.
There’s no better way to unplug and unwind than a party… symphony style.
SHEENA EASTON
SPECIAL GUEST APPEARANCE
By The Numbers
TWO world premieres are among this
season’s fabulous firsts. It’s the FIRST
time we’ll open the season with TWO
guest artists, the FIRST time our
Concertmaster will perform solo and the
FIRST time you’ll hear Mozart’s “Jupiter”
on our stage. We’ll meet TWO Grammy
Winners, toast TWO Hollywood Legends
and hear TWO unusual instruments for
the very first time. We’ll perform THREE
violin concertos and THREE symphonies
and hang out with FOUR Broadways
stars. We’ll visit at least FIVE countries
influenced by the ancient Silk Road and
spend the holidays with SIX talented
siblings, the Annie Moses Band. ELEVEN
concerts. TWENTY-NINE guest artists.
SEVENTY musicians.
ONE fabulous time. Every time!
EASON PREMIERE
SEASON 15/16
TWO
SEPTEMBER 19, 2015 at 7:30 PM
SEPTEMBER 20, 2015 at 3 PM
JUNG-HO PAK, CONDUCTOR
JON NAKAMATSU, PIANO
JON MANASSE, CLARINET
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wo world-class soloists. Two longtime collaborators. Two friends
who just happen to share the same
name. Lightning will strike twice
at this season’s premiere! First, Jon
Nakamatsu and Jon Manasse will perform
masterpieces that have earned them individual
acclaim. Then, they’ll switch things up with the
world premiere of The Single Step, a concerto for
piano and clarinet by Gordon Goodwin. This is
the second piece the Grammy-award-winning
composer has written for the “two Jons,” who
also like to blur the lines between genres and
can’t resist a punch of jazz.
Prokofiev also knew the power of two. World
War II. Shortly after the Allied troops landed on
the beaches of Normandy, and while Russian
forces pushed toward Berlin, the composer
completed his Fifth symphony in a single
month. It was a turning point for the 53-year-old
composer, whose skill and confidence hover
over each note. But this exquisite piece, which
glorifies freedom, happiness and the greatness of
the human spirit, was also a turning point for the
world that first heard it.
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MASTERPIECE 1
SYMPHONY NO. 5
Sergei Prokofiev
ANDANTE SPIANATO AND GRANDE
POLONAISE BRILLANTE
Frederic Chopin
PREMIERE RHAPSODIE FOR
CLARINET
Claude Debussy
WORLD PREMIERE:
THE SINGLE STEP
Concerto for Piano and Clarinet
Gordon Goodwin
CapePOPS 1
OCTOBER 10, 2015 at 3 PM & 7:30 PM
OCTOBER 11, 2015 at 3 PM
JUNG-HO PAK, CONDUCTOR
SARAH URIARTE BERRY, GUEST STAR
Z
ing, zing, zing went our heartstrings.
From the moment we saw her we
fell for her big voice, big ballads and
even bigger heart. Yes, we’re taking
one fabulous Broadway star and our equally
fabulous orchestra Over the Rainbow for a tribute to
the Divine Miss Garland. Smile. You Made Me Love You. I Got Rhythm. Who could ask
for anything more? We’ll take in Chicago (Come Rain or Come Shine) and ride to the
very end of the St. Louis trolley line.
Who knows, we might even find The
Man That Got Away On the Atchison
Topeka and the Sante Fe. And, as we
work our way through this superstar’s
songbook, we’ll recall the movies,
moguls, men and marriages that
made Judy’s story as irresistible and
unforgettable as her music. The sun
is shining. Come on Get Happy. This
Just Judy tribute is Just In Time.
JUST
Starring Sarah Uriarte Berry
Vienna
to
NOVEMBER 14, 2015 at 7:30 PM
NOVEMBER 15, 2015 at 3 PM
JUNG-HO PAK, CONDUCTOR
PHILIPPE QUINT, VIOLIN
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MASTERPIECE 2
DON JUAN
Richard Strauss
VIOLIN CONCERTO
Erich Korngold
SUITE FROM
“THREEPENNY OPERA”
Kurt Weill
“THE ADVENTURES OF
ROBIN HOOD” MAIN TITLE
Erich Korngold
“KINGS ROW” MAIN TITLE
Erich Korngold
he Adventures of Robin Hood made Warner Brothers millions
“STAR WARS” MAIN TITLE
and Errol Flynn the greatest action hero of his generation. The
John Williams
1938 film saved Erich Korngold’s life. Literally. While the Jewish
composer was in Hollywood working on the swashbuckler’s
score, Hitler invaded his homeland. There was no going back to Austria. And that’s
how some of Europe’s Wunderkinder, composers at the height of their creative
powers, decided the soundtrack of the fledgling movie industry was as classical
as a Strauss tone poem. Korngold scored some of Hollywood’s best flicks: King’s
Row (Ronald Reagan’s break-out movie), Anthony Adverse (which won the 1937
Oscar for Best Movie Score) and Sea Hawk (another gripping Errol Flynn adventure).
But Hollywood didn’t make Korngold; Korngold made Hollywood, says Philippe
Quint, who fell instantly in love with the composer’s violin concerto and received a
Grammy nomination in 2009 for his definitive recording of it. John Williams of Star
Wars fame is also a self-professed Korngold fan, and we’ll have a little fun pointing it
out as we travel to another musical galaxy.
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CapePOPS 2
Holiday on Cape Cod
featuring the Annie Moses Band
ANNUAL EVENT
Brand
New
Show!
DECEMBER 4, 2015 at 4 PM & 8 PM
DECEMBER 5, 2015 at 3 PM & 7:30 PM
DECEMBER 6, 2015 at 1 PM & 5 PM
JUNG-HO PAK, CONDUCTOR
THE ANNIE MOSES BAND, GUEST ARTIST
THE CHATHAM CHORALE,
JOSEPH MARCHIO, MUSIC DIRECTOR
EDDY ELEMENTARY SELECT CHORUS,
STACEY FARIS, CHORAL DIRECTOR
t’s the most wonderful time of the year.
And, when friends come to call, it’s the
hap-happiest season of all. So come
on over to our house for the biggest
holiday party ever. It’s just our family
and yours. Seventy merry musicians on a sleigh
ride together with you. Plus, a few special friends,
like the Chatham Chorale, ring-ting-tingling too.
Yes, the stars are brightly shining on our holiday
tree. The Annie Moses Band is back with a brand
new show! And, they’re bringing more holiday
music you love wrapped up in sparkling new
arrangements – plus encores of the songs that
knocked us out of our Christmas stockings the last
time they were here. Sing-alongs and surprises
always top our wish list, plus we’ll give ‘Twas the
Night Before Christmas a new musical twist.
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JANUARY 1, 2016 at 3 PM
JUNG-HO PAK, CONDUCTOR
MARNI NIXON, SPECIAL GUEST
SARAH URIARTE BERRY, SOPRANO
PAMELIA STICKNEY, THEREMIN
t takes a lot of musicians to put the life (waltzes, marches and polkas) into this party! We’re also
bringing three resolutions into the New Year. Number one: Make new friends, but keep the old. Our
new pal Marni Nixon is most famous for being INVISIBLE. In 1964, Time magazine dubbed her the
“Ghostess with the Mostest” and spilled the beans on one of Hollywood’s best-kept secrets: she’s
the real singing voice of Deborah Kerr, Natalie Wood and Audrey Hepburn in The King and I, West
Side Story and My Fair Lady. And that’s just a little conversation starter. Imagine the stories she’ll tell and the
music we’ll share… with a little help from her friend and ours, Broadway star Sarah Uriarte Berry. Resolution
two: Get our hands on that odd looking instrument you can’t even touch to play. We found it – and one of
the best thereminists in the world to play it. We think it’s a pretty safe bet you’ve never heard Rachmaninoff
or Gershwin quite like this before! What’s that? The third resolution? Skip the Vienna Café before the show. But
you know that’s not gonna happen. Life’s too short not to be sweet.
This event is not part of the Masterpiece or CapePOPS series. Tickets must be purchased individually.
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MASTERPIECE 3
TheSilk Road
and Beyond
JANUARY 16, 2016 at 7:30 PM
JANUARY 17, 2016 at 3 PM
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CAPE COD FROM “TOWARD THE SEA”
TORU TAKEMITSU
HUMMING CHORUS FROM "MADAME BUTTERFLY"
GIACOMO PUCCINI
CHINESE “TEA” AND ARABIAN “COFFEE” FROM
"THE NUTCRACKER"
PYOTR ILYICH TCHAIKOVSKY
JUNG-HO PAK, CONDUCTOR
SU CHANG, GUZHENG
YU-TING CHEN, VIOLIN
BROOKE NEWMASTER, KOREAN DRUMMER
PEIYAO GUO, CELLO
e’re off on another exotic
adventure. But this time, we’re
not lingering in any one place.
This time, we want to stamp
every page of our passport. Turkey. China. Korea.
Japan. We’re nomads travelling along the ancient
Silk Road and beyond! We’re discovering places
where cultures thousands of miles apart have
met, intertwined and become one. We’re hearing
music we’ve never heard before. Yet, it reminds
us so very much of home. Like the Identity:
Zhongshan Zhuang Concerto, a blissful marriage
THE ETERNAL VOW FROM “CROUCHING TIGER,
HIDDEN DRAGON”
TAN DUN
"ABDUCTION FROM THE SERAGLIO" OVERTURE
WOLGANG AMADEUS MOZART
between the ancient Chinese instrument, the
Guzheng, and the lush, Western orchestra. Like
China’s once-censored, now-famous Butterfly
Lover’s Concerto, beautifully balanced with one
foot in the East, the other in the West. Like Japan’s
beautifully haunting movement, Cape Cod, set
among a sea of strings. Only the promise of a
world premiere could make us end this whirlwind
tour. Be among the few to experience the
exquisite Korean drum dance, now re-imagined
with an orchestral piece composed especially for
us. We may never go home again.
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BUTTERFLY LOVERS VIOLIN CONCERTO
CHEN GANG & HE ZHANHAO
“TURANDOT” OVERTURE
CARL MARIA VON WEBER
Silk Road Cultural Series
Explore Asian Adventures Close to Home
D
im sum anyone? You don’t need a passport to explore the
culture of the Far East. This year’s real-life travel series includes
day trips and overnight getaways close to home so that
you can choose one or several Asian adventures. Perhaps
you’ll tour Quincy’s exotic Asian market, filled with
fresh fish and produce, delicious foods and other curiosities,
followed by a hands-on cooking demonstration.
Or, maybe you’ll explore the Museum of Fine
Art’s Asian gallery, then spend a little time in
Chinatown. Visit capesymphony.org to start
planning your Asian getaways today!
THE MARKETPLACE IN ISPAHAN FROM "ALADDIN SUITE"
CARL NIELSEN
"IDENTITY: ZHONGSHAN ZHUANG"
GUZHENG CONCERTO
VICTOR CHENG AND MICHAEL
GORDON SHAPIRO
WORLD PREMIERE: CONCERTO FOR SAMGOMU
(KOREAN DRUM DANCE)
KYLE NEWMASTER
Joan Hill, Owner of Artful Journeys
Joan, the mastermind behind the companion
trips to our themed concerts, wouldn’t miss a
performance by pianist Jon Nakamatsu or the
opportunity to travel to a new destination.
CapePOPS 3
Paul Gross, Principal Percussion
If he wasn’t crazy about drums,
this Mahler fan (Symphony #2
is his favorite) and sailor would
take charter tours to his
FEBRUARY 20, 2016 at 3 PM & 7:30 PM
FEBRUARY 21, 2016 at 3 PM
JUNG-HO PAK, CONDUCTOR
RACHEL POTTER, GUEST ARTIST
PATRICK THOMAS, GUEST ARTIST
H
ey, hey, good lookin’. Whatcha got cookin’? We’re hitting the highway
and heading south. Where the tea’s sweet, the barbecue’s hot and
country legends are made. Where the fans are still Crazy for Patsy, and
there’s no one cooler than Cash, who went down, down, down into a
burnin’ Ring of Fire and set the Billboard Charts ablaze. Like Hank, Willie and Dolly.
Like Carrie, Kenny and Billy Ray. Yep, we’ve lined up the best of the best for this
Southern fest – plus two special guests. Rachel's and Patrick ‘s careers took off on
TV (XFactor and The Voice ). Now, these hot Nashville recording artists are taking on
the Legends. So, don’t break our heart (our Achy Breaky Heart). Put your regular 9 to
5 job in the rearview mirror and get On The Road Again. ‘Cause when the Devil goes
down to Georgia, you know it’s gonna be one helluva wild ride.
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favorite spots like the
British Virgin Islands.
MASTERPIECE 4
APRIL 9, 2016 at 7:30 PM
APRIL 10, 2016 at 3 PM
SYMPHONY NO. 41 “JUPITER"
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
JUNG-HO PAK, CONDUCTOR
JAE COSMOS LEE, VIOLIN
VIOLIN CONCERTO NO. 5
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Carion Chu, Principal Double Bass
"MAGIC FLUTE” OVERTURE
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
out the hobbies of this multi-
Hiking, biking and clamming round
talented musician. She also
Mozart, At Last!
WOLFGANG AMADEUS MOZART wrote five violin concertos. This
is his last. He wrote forty-one symphonies. This is his last. He wrote his last opera
in the last year of his life. The point? Sometimes the best really are the last. The
most loved. The most requested. And, they’re here. In one fest of finales. Plus some
firsts. This is the first time we’ll perform the “Jupiter” symphony, Mozart’s fearless
flight to the very edge of what’s musically possible. He uses five different melodies
simultaneously in the blazing finale which certainly calls for some fearlessness of
our own. This is also the first time you’ll meet Jae Cosmos Lee, the soloist. You know
him as our Concertmaster and Director of Nth Degree. He’s also making music and
headlines with his cutting-edge (Grammy nominated!) string ensemble, A Far Cry.
We all know this violinist plays so well with others; it’s time for you to see what he
can do alone… at our first Mozart-centric concert in years – at last!
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SNEAK PEEK!
Don’t miss our Nth Degree
preview page to see
where Jae’s taking our
new chamber music
ensemble next!
speaks four languages and plays
three instruments, including a
Chinese violin called the “erhu.”
MASTERPIECE 5
Vienna. May 7, 1824. The Kärntnertortheater was packed. It had been twelve long
MAY 7, 2016 at 7:30 PM
MAY 8, 2016 at 3 PM
JUNG-HO PAK, CONDUCTOR
ILANA DAVIDSON, SOPRANO
KRISTA RIVER, MEZZO-SOPRANO
CHARLES BLANDY, TENOR
DAVID KRAVITZ, BASS
GLORIAE DEI CANTORES CHOIR
SYMPHONY NO. 9
Ludwig Van Beethoven
years since Beethoven’s last symphony premiere and people couldn’t wait to hear his
Ninth – featuring Vienna’s best soloists, a spectacular chorus and the largest orchestra
the composer had ever assembled. Michael Umlauf was the official conductor.
Beethoven’s last attempt to conduct an orchestra had been disastrous. You see,
the great composer was now completely deaf. On this day, he was only to give the
tempos at the beginning of every part.
At the end of the scherzo, the audience broke into wild applause. But, Beethoven
couldn’t hear it. Finally, one of the soloists gently turned him toward the audience to
receive their approval. It was then they realized how profoundly deaf he was. For the
rest of the night, they waved their hands, hats and handkerchiefs in the air and rose for
five ovations to praise the miraculous work.
The story of the premiere gives us goose bumps. How Beethoven got to this point
is an equally amazing story we’ll share with you through anecdotes, videos and live
musical examples with the orchestra. Then you’ll hear what Beethoven never did. The
greatest feel-good symphony of all time. Beethoven’s Ninth: the Choral Symphony.
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“Beethoven stood before the lectern and
gesticulated furiously. At times he rose;
at other times he shrank to the ground.
He moved as if he wanted to play all the
instruments himself and sing for the
whole chorus.” ~ a violinist at the 1824 premier
N
TH DEGREE,
THE NEW FORCE
IN CHAMBER
MUSIC. They sold
out their first
season. Now Nth Degree is
back. And Director Jae Cosmos
Lee is turning up the thermostat
for Season 2: Kaleidoscope. You know Jae, our
Concertmaster. He«s also part of A Far Cry, flying
high off their recent Grammy nomination, and one
quarter of the fire and power behind the Pedroia
String Quartet. He doesn«t have to look far for talent;
the Cape Symphony«s full of passionate musicians who live to
play Ð and play they do! A few more phone calls brought incredible
guest artists like international pianist and recording artist Steven
Beck and bassist Jon Deak (2x Pulitzer Prize nominee and the New
York Phil«s long-time Associate Principal) into the mix. So, what can
you expect from Nth Degree«s new four-concert series? Everything!
Old Masters. Contemporary geniuses. Universal favorites.
Rarely-played gems. This group is crossing geographical
boundaries and periods in time. They«re mixing timbres and
musical ideas. They«re building a musical kaleidoscope one
brilliantly colored note at a time. See it. Hear it. LIVE!
Nth Degree.
See where
they go next.
Be where
they go next.
New Series at
Falmouth Academy,
Sponsored by
Martha«s Vineyard
Savings Bank
Elizabeth
Doriss
Principal
Oboe
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Bo
Ericsson
Zachary
Sheets
Principal
Cello
Principal
Flute
Jae Cosmos Lee
Nth Degree Director &
Cape Symphony Concertmaster
Mark Miller
Clark Matthews
Principal Horn
Heather Goodchild Wade
Anna Shemetyeva
Principal 2nd Violin
Principal Viola
Principal Clarinet
October 3, 2015
January 9, 2016
March 12, 2016
June 4, 2016
For details visit
capesymphony.org
capeconservatory.org
at the Box Office
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at the Conservatory!
ou can learn a lot from a fortune cookie. Thousands of years later, Confucius’ little
life lesson still holds true. Listening to music makes us happy. But you already know
that. So, why not take the next step? Pick up an instrument and make some music
of your own. The Conservatory offers lessons (from bass and bassoon to oboe and
cello!) for those who like flying solo. But, you don’t have to go it alone. Join a group lesson
and start singing or playing the piano, violin or even the ukulele with others. (Seriously, that
plucky little instrument is easy to learn and the life of every party!) Or, sign up for the new
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become your best musical self. Your smartest and sharpest
self, too. Playing an instrument can increase your IQ,
improve your memory and smoothe out life’s little
stressors. But the best reason to play is simple:
because it’s fun.
This is the way to listen to music. Up Close! Unplugged! LIVE! So get your friends together and
come meet ours – 70 fabulously-talented musicians who really know how to have a great time. It
all starts with a ticket. Remember, many concerts sell-out very early, so reserve your seats today!
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General Information
Onlinecapesymphony.org
(Online sales begin in July 2015)
Phone 508.362.1111
In Person
1060 Falmouth Road, Suite A
Hyannis, MA 02601
Office Hours Weekdays 9am-5pm
(Summer: Fridays until 4pm)
At the Venue Purchase tickets two hours prior to each performance (subject to availability).
Barnstable Performing Arts Center
744 West Main Street | Hyannis, MA
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Questions? Call 508.362.1111 or email [email protected]
All programs and guest artists are subject to change.
Cape Symphony tickets are not refundable.
All exchanges are subject to a $5 processing fee.
Tickets will be mailed to you within a week of placing your order.
Ticket orders placed one week prior to performance will not be
mailed; they will be available at the “Will Call” table opposite
the Box Office in the Performing Arts Center two hours prior to
performance time.
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Although ticket sales are strong, they don’t cover operational
expenses. Your donation keeps the music playing and enriches
our entire community. Thank you!
Season Subscriptions & Pricing
Subscriptions
Concert Schedule
TWO
MASTERPIECE 1 SEPTEMBER 19, 2015 7:30 PM
SEPTEMBER 20, 2015 3:00 PM
JUST JUDY CapePOPS 1 OCTOBER 10, 2015 OCTOBER 10, 2015
OCTOBER 11, 2015 VIENNA TO HOLLYWOOD
MASTERPIECE 2 NOVEMBER 14, 2015 7:30 PM
NOVEMBER 15, 2015 3:00 PM
HOLIDAY ON CAPE COD CapePOPS 2 NEW YEAR’S DAY PARTY
ANNUAL EVENT THE SILK ROAD AND BEYOND MASTERPIECE 3 DECEMBER 4, 2015
DECEMBER 4, 2015
DECEMBER 5, 2015 DECEMBER 5, 2015 DECEMBER 6, 2015
DECEMBER 6 , 2015
JANUARY 1, 2016 JANUARY 16, 2016
JANUARY 17, 2016
3:00 PM
7:30 PM
3:00 PM
4:00 PM
8:00 PM
3:00 PM
7:30 PM
1:00 PM
5:00 PM
3:00 PM
7:30 PM
3:00 PM
COUNTRY LEGENDS CapePOPS 3 FEBRUARY 20, 2016 FEBRUARY 20, 2016 FEBRUARY 21, 2016
3:00 PM
7:30 PM
3:00 PM
MOZART, AT LAST! MASTERPIECE 4 APRIL 9, 2016
APRIL 10, 2016
7:30 PM
3:00 PM
BEETHOVEN'S NINTH EXPERIENCE MASTERPIECE 5 MAY 7, 2016
MAY 8, 2016
7:30 PM
3:00 PM
Benefits:
• Save Up To $8 on Individual Ticket Prices
• Priority Seating
• Advance Notice of Special Events
Masterpiece Series
Includes: All 5 Masterpiece Concerts
Day/Time Choice: Saturday 7:30 PM or Sunday 3:00 PM
Pricing: A $311 B $257 C $212 D $180 E $135
CapePOPS Series
Includes: All 3 CapePOPS Concerts
Day/Time Choice: Saturday 3:00 PM, Saturday 7:30 PM or Sunday 3:00 PM*
(*Holiday on Cape Cod, Sunday at 1:00 PM)
Pricing: A $189 B $162 C $135 D $113 E $86
BONUS: Purchase both the Masterpiece and CapePOPS Series and receive a
voucher for one complimentary ticket (a $30-$69 value) to any Masterpiece
Series Concert during our 15/16 season.
Create Your Own Series
Benefits:
• Choose 3-5 Concerts
(Holiday on Cape Cod & New Year’s Day Party must be purchased separately)
• Save Up To $7 On Individual Ticket Prices
• Flexible Performance Dates & Times
• Receive the Best Seats Available (Seats may vary for each concert)
Day/Time Choice: Any available
Pricing:
Choose 3 Concerts: A $192 B $163 C $135 D $114 E $86
Choose 4 Concerts: A $256 B $215 C $178 D $151 E $114
Choose 5 Concerts: A $319 B $268 C $222 D $188 E $142
Seating Chart
Single Ticket Pricing
Masterpiece Concerts: A $69 B $57 C $47 CapePOPS Concerts: A $71 B $60 C $50 New Year’s Day Party: A $71 B $60 C $50 D $40 Barnstable Performing Arts Center | 744 West Main Street, Hyannis, MA
E $30
STAGE
Row
Row
D $42 D $42 E $32
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E $32
Groups 15 or larger save 10% on afternoon
performances and 20% on evening
performances.
Student Discounts
Tickets to most of our concerts are half price
for students 6-18.
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Orchestra Center
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Bravo Broadway Tickets
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at the Melody Tent
Purchase tickets at melodytent.org
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Entrance
4
Loge Left
Pops in the Park Tickets
At Eldredge Park, Orleans
Purchase tickets at popsinthepark.org
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Loge Center
Price Level A Orchestra Center, Orchestra Left, Orchestra Right
Price Level B Orchestra Center, Orchestra Left, Orchestra Right, Loge Center, Loge Left, Loge Right
Price Level C Orchestra Left, Orchestra Right, Loge Center, Loge Left, Loge Right
Price Level D Orchestra Center, Orchestra Left, Orchestra Right
Price Level E Orchestra Center, Orchestra Left, Orchestra Right
Wheelchair Spaces are indicated with an outlined box.
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