Brochure - Newport Music Festival

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48th Season
July 8-24, 2016
A Welcome to the 48th Season
Dear Friends and Music Lovers,
The 2016 Newport Music Festival is a season of new introductions.
First, it is my great honor to introduce Ms. Virginia Gambale, the eighth
Board President in the Festival’s history. Virginia has been a board member
since 2006 and an officer since 2013. She is a successful investor and technology leader, and studied
piano at both The Juilliard School and The Hartt School of Music. Given
her background in both music and business leadership, it would be hard to
imagine a person better suited to help lead the Newport Music Festival to a
more glorious future.
The second introduction will be the revolutionary Bogányi Grand Piano, an
invention that will almost certainly change the future of classical music. On
Virginia Gambale
July 9th at The Breakers, pianist and innovator Gergely Bogányi will present
the North American debut of the Bogányi Grand Piano. Gergely Bogányi exemplifies the type of
artist the Festival searches the world for, so that audiences can experience the very best.
We have a splendid season in store for you filled with beautiful music featuring your favorite artists
and composers. A 10-concert Rachmaninoff Series will feature many of the Russian composer’s
most famous and rare works. We’ll also introduce several new artists to the “Family of Artists,”
including four singers from Palm Beach Opera’s Benenson Young Artist Program, vocalists Michael
Andrew and Michelle Knight, oboist Mary Lynch and pianist Clemens Teufel—both of whom have
Newport roots—and trombonist Achilles Liarmakopoulos, a member of the famed Canadian Brass.
The acclaimed Vienna Piano Trio will offer their introduction to Newport audiences in two concerts. Radio host Larry King will present two pre-concert talks. French violinist Diego Tosi makes
his Newport debut and Polish soprano Lucyna Jarząbek, winner of the Third Otto Edelmann Competition in Vienna, makes her North American debut.
Special events this season include the Festival’s “Rhapsody at Rosecliff ” on July 15th, with thanks to
co-chairs Ms. Virginia Gambale and Mrs. Suzanna Perez Laramee; and the Mark P. Malkovich, III
Memorial Fund endowment reception on July 23rd at The Breakers, part of the “From Broadway to
Hollywood Live” evening. We urge you to attend these two important events.
I join the Board of Directors in extending our sincere thanks to the Preservation Society of Newport
County for the use of the magnificent Newport Mansions these forty-eight seasons. This summer
The Breakers, Chateau-sur-Mer, The Elms, Rosecliff and Chinese Tea House will be home again to
beautiful music. Our appreciation also to the National Museum of American Illustration, Newport
Art Museum, Blithewold Mansion, Forty 1° North, Redwood Library, Saint Joseph’s Church, Saint
Matthew’s Church and St. Columba’s Chapel for their exquisite hospitality. These beautiful venues
make the Newport Music Festival truly a one-of-a-kind event.
You’ll meet new friends and welcome old ones. Together we’ll make the Newport
Music Festival an unforgettable experience!
Mark Malkovich IV
General Manager & Artistic Director
We invite you to join
the Festival’s valued
Corporate Sponsors
Festival Highlights & Information
Rachmaninoff Series—Ten Concerts
In addition to his deservedly high reputation as a composer, Rachmaninoff also ranks among the supreme
piano virtuosos of all-time. When asked to define music in 1932, Rachmaninoff responded: “What is music!?
How can one define it? Music is a calm moonlit night, a rustling of summer foliage. Music is the distant peal of
bells at eventide! Music is born only in the heart and it appeals only to the heart; it is Love! The sister of Music
is Poesy, and its mother is Sorrow!” This season the Newport Music Festival will present ten concerts of his
piano works, chamber music, transcriptions and songs. It’s an intriguing series, bringing works that are among
the most popular in the classical repertoire to the concert stage. Look for the symbol.
Bogányi Grand Piano—July 9 and 14
For over a decade Hungarian pianist Gergely Bogányi has been coming to Newport, all the while never telling
any of us the invention he had been quietly working on for years. An invention that will almost certainly
change the future of classical music. Only two years ago did we learn what it would be. This year the Newport
Music Festival is proud to present the North American debut of the innovative Bogányi Grand Piano in two
recitals, July 9th at The Breakers and July 14th at The Elms.
Box Lunch Concerts at Chateau-sur-Mer—July 9
Box lunch concerts are a favorite with Festival audiences. This season, the Festival offers two opportunities at
Chateau-sur-Mer on Saturday, July 9th. Morning concerts are at 11 a.m. followed by a box lunch around 1 p.m.
Afternoon concerts follow at 2 p.m. with lunch preceding at 1 p.m. Why not come for both concerts and relax
with your lunch entr’acte on the expansive Porch at Chateau-sur-Mer? Tickets are priced from $46 to $48 per
person. Ask the box office for the different lunch selections.
Concerts at Blithewold Mansion, Gardens & Arboretum in Bristol, RI—July 18 & 19
The Festival tradition continues at beautiful Blithewold Mansion in Bristol, Rhode Island. Two Festival concerts
for our East Bay friends range from a program of music by Mozart and a morning of Chopin with box lunch.
“The Kitchen at Blithewold” is pleased to offer Festival patrons a choice of two box lunches for the 19A2 Chopin
at Blithewold performance. Choice 1: Chicken salad with mayonnaise, celery and dried cranberries. Choice
2: Roasted vegetable sandwich with caramelized onion jam, goat cheese and garden greens on focaccia. Both
sandwiches are served with potato salad tossed in a spring greens and almond pesto, pickle, fudge brownie and
freshly brewed iced tea or filtered water. The Festival comes to you!
Diego Tosi at Forty 1° North—July 19
This season marks the Festival debut of French violinist Diego Tosi. On July 19th, Mr. Tosi performs an electric
violin set of modern music by composers Steve Reich, Bernard Parmeggiani, Jesper Nordin, Pierre Boulez and
his own composition. Relax at Forty 1° North, an exclusive setting overlooking Newport Harbor. Doors open
at 9 p.m., come early for cocktails. Mr. Tosi’s electric violin concert begins at 10 p.m. This special late evening
concert is being sponsored by our friends at Forty 1° North. Be the first to see the Festival go electric!
Sunset Concerts at The Breakers—July 15 and 22 | Redwood Library—July 20
Specially-priced one-hour concerts beginning at 6 or 7 p.m. offer brevity and a wide variety of interesting
music and artists, including two of classical music’s most renowned piano works, performed by pianists Chad
R. Bowles and Grigorios Zamparas, and favorite Chopin works from legendary pianist Agustin Anievas. At
historic Redwood Library, Italian cellist Luigi Piovano and pianist Bernadene Blaha demonstrate their love of
Brahms’ cello sonatas. Special Festival thanks to The Preservation Society and staff of The Breakers for their
splendid cooperation.
Box Office phone 401-849-0700
Tickets Online at www.newportmusic.org
Mark P. Malkovich, III Memorial Fund Endowment—Saturday, July 23
A beloved figure in Newport for over 35 years, Dr. Malkovich led the Newport Music Festival from
1975 until his passing in 2010. In his honor, an endowment fund was established at the Rhode
Island Foundation to ensure the future of the Festival’s mission. Richard Glazier’s dazzling concert
“From Broadway to Hollywood” begins at 7:15 p.m. with a reception on The Terrace of The Breakers, followed by a stellar performance of fabulous movie music with backstage stories about the
films and stars. Come dressed in your finest, tickets are $110 per person to benefit the Malkovich
Memorial Fund endowment. Book your reservation early for this special event.
Pre-Concert Talks—July 11 and 20
Join classical music radio announcer/host Larry King for two pre-concert talks on Rachmaninoff
and Mozart. Come early for both morning concerts at The Elms, talks begin at 10:30 a.m. You might
learn a thing or two as Mr. King shares his passion for classical music.
Streaming Festival Concerts on DisklavierTV™
Thanks to our 30-season partnership with Yamaha, the world’s
largest manufacturer of musical instruments, Festival lovers
who own Yamaha Disklavier reproducing pianos can watch
select Festival concerts at home with streaming video from
magnificent Festival venues while their piano is being played
by the performers on our stage! For those who don’t own
Disklaviers, archived performances can be viewed by visiting http://yamaha.com/us/Newport.
You’ll have immediate access to dozens of archived Festival performances. For optimal results, a
high-speed internet connection is required. Yamaha Pianos is the Official Piano of the Newport
Music Festival since 1987. Celebrating 30 seasons of magnificent music together!
Ticket Information—Box Office 401-849-0700
Ticket buyers are reminded that the capacity of all concert venues is limited. Therefore, early
reservations are advised. Phone orders are accepted using VISA, MasterCard, American Express
and Discover, by calling 401-849-0700. Your order will either be sent by US Mail or held at the door
of the concert. Reserved tickets must be picked up and paid for not later than 24 hours before the
performance. Tickets are non-refundable, though they may be exchanged for those of equal value. If
you are unable to use your tickets, they may be donated back to the Festival on or before the performance date. You will receive a tax-deductible receipt for your contribution.
The new Festival Headquarters and Box Office is located at 26 Valley Road in Middletown. Hours
are from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. weekdays, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturdays. Brochures are also available at the
Newport Gateway Center, located at 23 America’s Cup Avenue in Newport, phone 401-849-8098.
Programs and artists are subject to change. A complete Festival schedule is available at www.newportmusic.org. You may e-mail us at [email protected].
Online Tickets
Tickets to all Festival concerts may be securely purchased online through a link on the Festival’s website at www.newportmusic.org. There is a service charge for
this convenience through PatronManager CRM, a worldwide leader in performing arts solutions.
General Parking Information
While the Festival concerts take place during the height of the Newport summer season, there is
ample complimentary parking at most concert venues, with some exceptions. Rhode Island Public
Transportation (RIPTA) offers service on the Yellow Line (Rte. 67) to the Newport Mansions, Bellevue Avenue shopping, the Cliff Walk, Rough Point and other lines within close proximity to most
Festival sites. Check their website at www.ripta.com or phone 401-781-9400 for current schedules.
Box Office Phone 401-849-0700
Late Arrivals
Prompt curtains are a hallmark of the Festival. Please check the concert times carefully, as they
sometimes vary. Latecomers are asked to wait until seated by ushers only between selections in the
program. Those who need to leave before the end of the concert are asked to do so between selections in order to not disturb other patrons.
Cameras and recording equipment are prohibited in the concert halls. Cellular phones, electronic
pagers and chiming digital watches should be turned off prior to the performances.
Newport Mansions
Experience the American story at the historic houses of The Preservation
Society of Newport County. The Breakers (1895), Marble House (1892),
The Elms (1901), Rosecliff (1902), Chateau-sur-Mer (1852), Kingscote
(1841), Isaac Bell House (1883), Green Animals Topiary Garden (c.1860),
Chepstow (1861) and Hunter House (c.1748) are all open daily. Enjoy self-guided audio tours at The
Breakers, The Elms, Marble House and Rosecliff for first-person reminiscences of life in these great
houses. See the amazing 2016 exhibition, “Splendor at Sea: The Golden Age of Steam Yachting in
America” in the new second floor gallery at Rosecliff.
For 71 years, The Preservation Society of Newport County has been protecting, preserving and
presenting an exceptional collection of house museums and landscapes in one of the most historically intact cities in America. The Society seeks to inspire and promote an appreciation of the value
of preservation to enrich the lives of people everywhere.
Newport Attractions
Newport’s historic and resort attractions are world-famous and include nine beautiful beaches, the
Ocean Drive, Cliff Walk, Sachuest Point National Wildlife Refuge, and a series of “firsts” in America—the Redwood Library & Athenaeum, Touro Synagogue, the White Horse Tavern, and America’s
first organ at Trinity Church. Queen Anne Square, the International Yacht Restoration School, The
Old Colony House, the International Tennis Hall of Fame, the Museum of Newport History, the
Newport Art Museum, Fort Adams State Park, Castle Hill, the Naval War College Museum, the
National Museum of American Illustration, the Newport Restoration Foundation’s many historic
properties, and Salve Regina University, with its beautiful Our Lady of Mercy Chapel, should also
be on your visiting list. Whether it’s historic architecture, fine dining, shopping,
boating, or the many year-round events, Newport has something for everyone.
Tourist Information
For commercial hotel, motel, bed and breakfast, and all tourist-related information, kindly address
your inquiries to Discover Newport, 23 America’s Cup Avenue, Newport RI 02840 at 800-976-5122
(out-of-state) and 401-849-8098 (RI), or online at www.DiscoverNewport.org. Rhode Island tourist
information is available through the Rhode Island Economic Development Corporation Tourism
Division, at 800-845-2000 or online at www.VisitRhodeIsland.com.
Travel to Newport
Newport by car from New York is approx. 3.5 hours via the New England Turnpike, I-95 North to
Route 138 East, following signs for the Pell Bridge. From Boston 90 minutes via Route 24 South to
Routes 114 or 138 South. There is air service by major carriers to the modernized T.F. Green Airport
in Warwick, with shuttle bus or taxi to Newport, and a full complement of car rental companies.
Amtrak has rail service to Providence or Kingston, located 20 miles west of Newport on Route 138.
Peter Pan Bus Lines provides service from New York via Providence and Fall River. RIPTA offers
service from Providence. Peter Pan also services Boston and Logan International Airport, online at
www.peterpanbus.com. A listing of Festival concert locations is provided on page 29 in this brochure.
Friday,
July 8
8A
Rachmaninoff Morning
The Elms 11 a.m. $32
Tim Carey, piano David Cooper, horn
Kevin Fitz-Gerald, piano So-Mang Jeagal, piano
Irina Muresanu, violin Clemens Teufel, piano
Four Violin Transcriptions
Three French horn Transcriptions
Four Piano Transcriptions
Prelude in C-sharp Minor
Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini
Jascha Heifetz
Various Composers
Sergei Rachmaninoff
Popular Rachmaninoff Transcriptions and Variations
Getting Underway to Begin the 48th Season!
Irina Muresanu
8C
Opening Night Concert
The Breakers 8 p.m. $48
Presenting the Return of Boston’s Premier String Orchestra
A Far Cry
in Concert with Pianist
Bernadene Blaha
and Cellist
Sergey Antonov
Bernadene Blaha
Violins: Robyn Bollinger, Miki-Sophia Cloud, Alex Fortes,
Omar Chen Guey, Jesse Irons, Jae Cosmos Lee,
Megumi Stohs Lewis, Annie Rabbat and Liesl Schoenberger
Violas: Sarah Darling, Jason Fisher and Frank Shaw
Cellos: Loewi Lin, Karen Ouzounian and Michael Unterman
Bass: Karl Doty and Erik Higgins
Serenade in D Minor “Serenata notturno”
Double Concerto in D Minor
Serenade for String in C Major
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Felix Mendelssohn
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
Inaugurating the 48th Season with the World Premiere of
Mendelssohn’s “Double Concerto” Transcribed by Sergey Antonov
Sergey Antonov
2015 BEST OF BOSTON
“A thoroughly modern, centuryspanning, globe-trotting sonic
adventure. Catch the group live.”
— BOSTON MAGAZINE
9A
Hungarian Rhapsody
Chateau-sur-Mer Tent 11 a.m. $32 (Concert Only)
Concert & Box Lunch following 1 p.m. $48
Saturday,
July 9
Jiří Bárta, cello Mark Berger, viola
Tim Carey, piano Terezie Fialová, piano
Irina Muresanu, violin
In the Mists
Adagio
Hungarian Rhapsody No. 6
Zigeunerweisen (Gypsy Airs)
Variations on a Nursery Song (Two Pianos)
Sonata in B Minor for Solo Cello
Leoš Janáček
Zoltán Kodály
Franz Liszt
Pablo de Sarasate
Ernő Dohnányi
Zoltán Kodály
Chateau-sur-Mer
Rapturous Music from Hungary’s Finest Composers
Lunch on The Porch at Chateau-sur-Mer
9B
Bachanalia
Chateau-sur-Mer Tent 2 p.m. $30 (Concert Only)
Concert & Box Lunch preceding 1 p.m. $46
Sergey Antonov, cello
David Cooper, horn Kevin Fitz-Gerald, piano
Irina Muresanu, violin Coline-Marie Orliac, harp
Partita No. 2 in C Minor
Suite No. 3 for Unaccompanied Cello
Four Pieces for Harp and French horn
Violin Sonata No. 3 in E Major
Johann Sebastian Bach
Celebrating the Music of Legendary Composer Johann Sebastian Bach
The Festival’s First Presentations at Chateau-sur-Mer
9C
Dr. Elmer Booze
& Larry King
Welcome Return of Renowned Hungarian Pianist
Gergely Bogányi
Toccata and Fugue “Dorian”
Sonata No. 23 “Appassionata”
Ludwig van Beethoven
Boléro
Frédéric François Chopin
Berceuse, Op. 57
Fantasia in F Minor
Trois Nouvelles Études
Polonaise in A-flat Major “Polonaise héroïque”
A Thrilling Recital Program at The Breakers
Featuring the North American Debut of the Bogányi Grand Piano
Gergely Bogányi
introduces the innovative
Bogányi Grand Piano
Sunday,
July 10
10A
Favorite Brahms
Chateau-sur-Mer Tent 11 a.m. $32
Mark Berger, viola Bernadene Blaha, piano
David Cooper, horn So-Mang Jeagal, piano
Irina Muresanu, violin Grigorios Zamparas, piano
Viola Sonata in E-flat Major
Horn Trio in E-flat Major
Piano Quintet in F Minor (trans. Two Pianos)
Johannes Brahms
Major Works from the Great German Composer
Featuring an All-Star Festival Cast
10B
Ecclesia Consort
David Cooper
Saint Joseph’s Church 4 p.m. $25
Broadway at Mann Avenue
Rhode Island’s Premier Chorus
Pierre Massé, director
Brad Kleyla, tenor soloist
Gigi Mitchell-Velasco, mezzo-soprano soloist
All-Night Vigil
Sergei Rachmaninoff
Fifteen Anthems in Church Slavonic for Unaccompanied Chorus
of the combined Vesper and Matin Services
Rachmaninoff ’s Greatest Choral Achievement
In Beautiful Saint Joseph’s Church
Special Festival Stimulus Price
Ecclesia Consort
Pierre Massé, director
10C
Russian Romantics
Sergey Antonov, cello Mark Berger, viola
Inna Faliks, piano Kevin Fitz-Gerald, piano
Chloé Kiffer, violin Irina Muresanu, violin
Coline-Marie Orliac, harp Grigorios Zamparas, piano
Horn Concerto in B-flat Major
Suite Italienne
Three Piano Transcriptions
Romance
Piano Quintet in D Major
The Great Hall
of The Breakers
Reinhold Glière
Igor Stravinsky
Sergei Rachmaninoff
Mikhail Glinka
Anton Arensky
A Thrilling Program Featuring Monumental Russian Repertoire
A Magical Evening at The Breakers
11A
Rachmaninoff Series 3
Pre-Concert Talk at 10:30 a.m.
Monday,
July 11
Sergey Antonov, cello Jiří Bárta, cello
Inna Faliks, piano Terezie Fialová, piano
Irina Muresanu, violin Grigorios Zamparas, piano
Ten Preludes, Op. 23
Trio Élégiaque No. 1
Cello Sonata in G Minor, Op. 19
Sergei Rachmaninoff
Romantic Music of Sergei Rachmaninoff
Featuring the Robust “Cello Sonata in G Minor”
Join Classical Radio Host Larry King for a Rachmaninoff-Talk
11B
Grigorios Zamparas
Magical Mendelssohn
Chateau-sur-Mer Tent 4 p.m. $32
Chloé Kiffer, violin Irina Muresanu, violin Clemens Teufel, piano
Overture to A Midsummer Night’s Dream Songs Without Words
Piano Quartet No. 2 in F Minor
Scherzo from A Midsummer Night’s Dream
String Quartet No. 3 in D Major
Felix Mendelssohn
Enchanting Music by Classical Era Great
Including Themes from “A Midsummer’s Night Dream”
11C
Felix Mendelssohn
Presenting the Newport Debut of
Internationally Acclaimed
Vienna Piano Trio
David McCarroll, violin
Matthias Gredler, cello
Stefan Mendl, piano
Keyboard Trio in E Minor Piano Trio No. 2 in C Major
Piano Trio No. 2 in E Minor
C.P.E. Bach
Johannes Brahms
Dmitri Shostakovich
Celebrated for its finesse, infectious exuberance, tonal allure,
and its irresistible panache, the Vienna Piano Trio has been hailed
as one of the “world’s leading ensembles of piano, violin and cello.”
–The Washington Post
Vienna Piano Trio
Matthias Gredler,
David McCarroll
& Stefan Mendl
Tuesday,
July 12
12A
Vienna Piano Trio
Matthias Gredler, cello
David McCarroll, violin
Stefan Mendl, piano
Vienna Piano Trio
David McCarroll,
Stefan Mendl &
Matthias Gredler
Piano Trio in E Major
Piano Trio in A Minor Phantasie for Piano Trio
Piano Trio No. 3 in C Minor
Joseph Haydn
Maurice Ravel
Frank Bridge
Johannes Brahms
Encore Presentation of Internationally Acclaimed Trio
Superb Program Featuring Major Piano Trio Works
12B
Saint Matthew’s Church 5 p.m. $30
Jamestown, Rhode Island
Sergey Antonov, cello Jiří Bárta, cello
Bernadene Blaha, piano Terezie Fialová, piano
Grigorios Zamparas, piano
Vocalise
Thirteen Preludes, Op. 32
Cello Sonata in G Minor
Sergei Rachmaninoff
Celebrating the Music of Legendary Russian Composer
Featuring Some of His Best Loved Works
Rachmaninoff, 1910
12C
Presenting the Return of Ukrainian American Pianist
Inna Faliks
Fantasie in D Minor
Sonata in F Minor
Godai, for Speaking Pianist
Rain Tree Sketch II
Gaspard de la Nuit
Johannes Brahms
Clarice Assad
Toru Takemitsu
Maurice Ravel
Weclome Return of Yamaha Artist
Inna Faliks
“Grand temperament, sound and precision. Concert pianist of the
highest order, with the power to do anything she wants.” —El Norte
13A
Presenting the Festival Debut of German Pianist
Clemens Teufel
Wednesday,
July 13
Scottish Legend
Three Poèmes Érotiques
Piano Sonata in A Minor
Three Songs from the Songbook
Rhapsody in Blue (1924, solo version)
Three Preludes
Amy Beach
Howard Hanson
George Gershwin
Introducing German Pianist in his
Newport Debut With a Program of
American Masterworks
13B
Clemens Teufel
Czech Masters
Starring the Illustrious Czech Cellist
Jiří Bárta
and Pianist
Terezie Fialová
Saint Matthew’s Church 5 p.m. $32
Jamestown, Rhode Island
Cello Concerto No. 1 in A Major
Cello Concerto No. 2 in B Minor
Antonín Dvořák
Jiří Bárta &
Terezie Fialová
Dynamic Duo Reign Supreme
Showcasing Dvořák’s Cello Masterworks
13C
Introducing the Winner of the Third Otto Edelmann
Singing Competition in Vienna
Polish Soprano in Her North American Recital Debut
Lucyna Jarząbek
With Pianist
Grigorios Zamparas
Let the Florid Music Praise!
Benjamin Britten
Three Songs from song cycles
Francis Poulenc
Two Songs
Arias from Hérodiade and Manon LescaultMassenet/Puccini
Arias from Faust and Un Ballo in MascheraGounod/Verdi
Three Songs
Sergei Rachmaninoff
Polish Songs
Polish Composers
Continuing the Festival Tradition of Superlative American Debuts
Lucyna Jarząbek
Thursday,
July 14
14A
Encore Performance from Acclaimed Hungarian Pianist
Gergely Bogányi
Four Scherzi Nos. 1-4
Boléro, Op. 19
Three Mazurkas, Op. 56
Three Mazurkas, Op. 59
Polonaise in F-sharp Minor
Thrilling All-Chopin Recital Program at The Elms
Second Opportunity to See and Hear the
North American Debut of the Bogányi Grand Piano
Gergely Bogányi
14B
French Salute
Chateau-sur-Mer Tent 4 p.m. $32
Introducing American Oboist
Mary Lynch
Terezie Fialová, piano Kevin Fitz-Gerald, piano
Coline-Marie Orliac, harp Grigorios Zamparas, piano
Mary Lynch
Septet in E-flat Major (trans. Two Pianos)
Konzertstück for Viola and Piano Oboe Sonata
Pièce V
Deux Pièces
Fantasie for Violin and Harp
Camille Saint Saëns
George Enescu
Francis Poulenc
César Franck
Philippe Gaubert
Camille Saint Saëns
Traditional Festival Salute to Bastille Day
14C
Esteemed Tchaikovsky Competition Gold Medalist
Sergey Antonov
in Recital with Pianist
Bernadene Blaha
Introduction and Polonaise Brillant
Cello Sonata in A Major
Élégie Cello Sonata in C Minor
Gabriel Fauré
Camille Saint-Saëns
Heralded Duo in a Powerhouse Concert of Favorites
Virtuoso Program Featuring All-French Second Half
Bernadene Blaha &
Sergey Antonov
15S
Friday,
July 15
Sunrise Concert
Chinese Tea House 5:24 a.m. $20
Featuring American Violinist
Gabriela Diaz
Czech Cellist and Pianist
Jiří Bárta & Terezie Fialová
“Archduke” Trio
Duo for Violin and Cello
Zoltán Kodály
Greet the New Day With Special Works
An “Archduke” by Beethoven and a Grand “Duo” by Kodály
Coffee and Treats Await
15A
Chinese Tea House
Photo by C. Philip Houck
Debussy Morning
Jiří Bárta, cello Mark Berger, viola
Chad Bowles, piano Terezie Fialová, piano
Göran Marcusson, flute Coline-Marie Orliac, harp
Piano Préludes, Book I
Sonata for Flute, Viola and Harp
Cello Sonata
And Then I Knew ‘Twas Wind
Claude Debussy
Toru Takemitsu
Concert Featuring Cherished Repertoire of the Great French Master
15B
Claude Debussy
at Second Beach
National Museum of American Illustration Tent
2 p.m. $30
Sergey Antonov, cello Bernadene Blaha, piano
Tim Carey, piano Gabriela Diaz, violin
So-Mang Jeagal, piano Irina Muresanu, violin
David Quiggle, viola Grigorios Zamparas, piano
Romance in G Major
Romance in A Major
Valse in A Major
String Quartet No. 1
Variations on a Theme of Corelli
Concerto No. 2 in C Minor (trans. Two Pianos)
Sergei Rachmaninoff
A Piano Lover’s Dream Featuring an All-Star Cast
Terezie Fialová
Friday,
July 15
15C1
Monumental Music
Starring American Pianists
Grigorios Zamparas
& Chad R. Bowles
Fantasie in C Major Sonata in B Minor
Robert Schumann
Franz Liszt
Two of the Greatest Keyboard Compositions from the Romantic Era
Grigorios Zamparas
& Chad R. Bowles
Rosecliff
Courtesy of Preservation Society
of Newport County
Festival
Gala
15C2
Rosecliff 7 p.m. $300
Co-Chairs
Ms. Virginia Gambale & Ms. Suzanna Perez Laramee
Be part of this distinguished group of Festival supporters at beautiful
Rosecliff Mansion, featuring catering by Blackstone Caterers and
musical interludes from the Festival’s “Family of Artists.”
Starring pianist Gergely Bogányi and the Bogányi Grand Piano.
With violinist Liana Branscome, a member of the Heifetz
International Music Institute, and pianist Grigorios Zamparas.
Also starring members of
The Benenson Young Artist Program at Palm Beach Opera
A Brilliant Evening in Celebration of the 48th Season
Phone for Your Personal Invitation 401-846-1133
16A
Morning Beethoven
11 a.m. $35
Saturday,
July 16
Sergey Antonov, cello Gabriela Diaz, violin
Inna Faliks, piano Göran Marcusson, flute
Irina Muresanu, violin David Quiggle, viola
Clemens Teufel, piano
Cello Sonata No. 2 in G Minor
Piano Sonata No. 32 in C Minor, Op. 111
Violin Sonata No. 8 in G Major
Serenade in G Major
Legendary Works From Legendary Composer
16B
Gabriela Diaz
2 p.m. $32
Jiří Bárta, cello Terezie Fialová, piano
So-Mang Jeagal, piano Diego Tosi, violin
Prelude in F-sharp Minor
Three Cello Transcriptions
Two Pieces for Violin
Variations on a Theme of Corelli
Trio Élégiaque No. 2 in D Minor
Sergei Rachmaninoff
Rare and Well-Known Works
16C
Opera Night
Starring Members of the
Benenson Young Artist Program at Palm Beach Opera
Jason Duika, baritone Bridgette Gan, soprano
Danielle MacMillan, mezzo soprano Robert Watson, tenor
And Festival Pianists
Kevin Fitz-Gerald and Grigorios Zamparas
A special evening of opera in collaboration with Palm Beach Opera. Four
young vocalists from the Benenson Young Artist Program will perform
arias, duets, and ensemble works, featuring some of the most beloved
repertoire from centuries of great operatic composers, including Mozart,
Verdi, Puccini, Bizet and Rossini. Special Festival thanks to Roseanne
and Dennis Williams for their efforts to sustain opera in America. Final
program to be announced.
A Feast for Fanatics
Jason Duika,
Danielle MacMillan,
Robert Watson &
Bridgette Gan
Sunday,
July 17
17A
Morning Mozart 1
11 a.m. $35
So-Mang Jeagal, piano Mary Lynch, oboe
Diego Tosi, violin
Oboe Concerto in E-flat Major
Piano Sonata No. 11 in A Major
Oboe Quartet in F Major
Horn Concerto in D Major
Violin and Viola Duo No. 2
Horn Sonata in B-flat Major
Mark Berger
Wolfgang Amaadeus Mozart
A Sparkling Mix of Stellar Works by Mozart
17B
2 p.m. $32
Jiří Bárta, cello Bernadene Blaha, piano
Gabriela Diaz, violin Michael Endres, piano
David Quiggle, viola Diego Tosi, violin
Six Moments Musicaux
String Quartet No. 2 in G Minor
Three Nocturnes
Three Piano Transcriptions
Waltz from Sleeping Beauty
Six Morceaux (piano four hands)
Rachmaninoff
in Newport
Sergei Rachmaninoff
Celebrating the Music of Russian Composer Sergei Rachmaninoff
Piano Highlights and Rarely Heard “String Quartet No. 2”
17C1
Professional Amateurs
Starring Pianists
Michael Hawley,
Jean-Paul Kress &
Suzanna Perez Laramee
The Elms 6 p.m. $40
Michael Hawley,
Jean-Paul Kress &
Suzanna Perez Laramee
PreludioBach/Rachmaninoff
Two Études
Claude Debussy
Trois Nouvelles Études
Viola Sonata
Johannes Brahms
Symphonic Dances from West Side Story
Leonard Bernstein
Piano Rags
William Bolcom
Additional Selections to be Announced
Welcoming Accomplished Amateur Musicians
17C2
Glitter & Gold
Operatic Jewels of the Gilded Age
Sunday,
July 17
Featuring Theatre Street Productions Artists
Andrea Gregori, soprano Timothy LeFebvre, baritone
Steven Nanni, tenor Kasey Stewart, mezzo-soprano
Margaret Reitz, piano Patrick Grimes, narrator
Aria from Don Giovanni
Nedda’s Aria from Pagliacci
Ruggero Leoncavallo
Duet and Aria from La Traviata
Giuseppe Verdi
Two Duets from La Bohème/Madama Butterfly
Giacomo Puccini
Vocalise
Sergei Rachmaninoff
Duet and Aria from Samson et Dalila
Camille Saint-Saëns
Duet from The Tales of Hoffman
Jacques Offenbach
Two Duets from L’Elisir d’Amore
Gaetano Donizetti
An Evening at The Breakers c. 1908 to Celebrate the Wedding of
Gladys Moore Vanderbilt to Count László Széchenyi
Hosted by her brother, Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
18A1
Chopin Morning
Theatre Street
Productions
Monday,
July 18
Jiří Bárta, cello Michael Endres, piano
Coline-Marie Orliac, harp David Quiggle, viola
Transcriptions for Harp (World Premiere)
Barcarolle in F-sharp Major
Andante Spianato et Grande Polonasie Brillante
Introduction and Polonaise in C Major
Piano Trio in G Major
Chamber Music and World Premiere Transcriptions
Featuring the Masterful “Piano Trio”
18A2
Coline-Marie Orliac
Mozart at Blithewold
Blithewold Mansion 11 a.m. $35
Bristol, Rhode Island
So-Mang Jeagal, piano Mary Lynch, oboe Diego Tosi, violin
Oboe Concerto in E-flat Major
Piano Sonata No. 11 in A Major
Oboe Quartet in F Major
Horn Concerto in D Major
Violin and Viola Duo No. 2
Horn Sonata in B-flat Major
Wolfgang Amaadeus Mozart
Fantastic Program of Exceptional Works by Mozart Featuring
Festival All-Stars at an Idyllic Bristol, Rhode Island Setting
Blithewold Tent
Monday,
July 18
18B
Newport Art Museum 4 p.m. $32
David Quiggle, viola Grigorios Zamparas, piano
Rachmaninoff
at the piano
Romance Sergei Rachmaninoff
Two Transcriptions for French horn (World Premiere)
Piano Concerto No. 1 in F-sharp Minor
Three Transcriptions for Viola
Russian Rhapsody
Suite No. 2 for Two Pianos
Celebrating the music of legendary Russian composer in a
ten-concert series, featuring world premiere transcriptions
and the Fantastic “Suite No. 2 for Two Pianos”
18C
The Newport Music Festival in Collaboration with
The Samaritans of Rhode Island
Present a Special Evening of Music and Contemplation
Bridge to Hope ~
Harmonic Convergence
Yang Wei
Courtesy of the Providence Journal
Featuring Festival Debut Artists
Emmanuel Feldman, cello Lois Shapiro, piano
Consuelo Sherba, viola Yang Wei, pipa
East meets West in this eclectic program for pipa (Chinese lute), viola,
cello, and piano, as part of the Newport Music Festival’s 48th season.
The program includes music of John Dowland, J. S. Bach, Mozart, music by Spanish composer Enrique Granados, contemporary composers Gabriela Frank, Bright Sheng, Michio Mamia, and music of other
ancient and contemporary Asian traditions, at the famed Newport
Mansion The Breakers. Festival artists include Yang Wei, pipa virtuoso, (Silk Road Project); Consuelo Sherba, viola (Rhode Island-based
Aurea Ensemble); Emmanuel Feldman, cello (Aurea Ensemble); and
Lois Shapiro (Boston-based Triple Helix Piano Trio). The evening will
bring awareness to the work of The Samaritans of Rhode Island, a suicide prevention resource center and Team SamaritansRI “Cross the
Bridge to Hope” event at the 2016 Pell Bridge Run.
For more information about The Samaritans of Rhode Island and
its special events and programs, please visit www.samaritansri.org
Consuelo Sherba,
Lois Shapiro &
Emmanuel Feldman
19A1
Guten Morgen
Tuesday,
July 19
David Cooper, horn
Mary Lynch, oboe Göran Marcusson, flute
David Quiggle, viola Diego Tosi, violin
Six Piano Pieces
Flute Serenade No. 1 in D Major
Wind Trio
Violin Sonata No. 7 in C Minor
Johannes Brahms
Max Reger
Carl Reinecke
Wondrous Works by Great German Composers
19A2
Chopin at Blithewold
Kevin Fitz-Gerald
Blithewold Mansion 11 a.m. $33 (Concert Only)
Concert & Box Lunch following 1 p.m. $50
Jiří Bárta, cello Michael Endres, piano
Transcriptions for Harp (World Premiere)
Barcarolle in F-sharp Major
Andante Spianato et Grande Polonasie Brillante
Introduction and Polonaise in C Major
Piano Trio in G Major
Chamber Music and World Premiere Transcriptions
Featuring the Masterful “Piano Trio”
19B
Germanic Romantics
Harp at Blithewold
Box Lunch Alfresco
David Cooper, horn Michael Endres, piano
Göran Marcusson, flute Livia Sohn, violin
Trio in G Minor
Horn Trio in E-flat Major
Piano Sonata No. 21 in B-flat Major
Carl Maria von Weber
Johannes Brahms
Franz Schubert
Monumental Works from von Weber, Brahms and
Featuring Schubert’s Dynamic “Piano Sonata in B-flat Major”
Newport Art Museum
Griswold House
Tuesday,
July 19
19C
Beethoven at The Breakers
Tim Carey, piano Michael Endres, piano
Terezie Fialová, piano
Piano Sonata No. 8 in C Minor “Pathètique”
Cello Sonata No. 5 in D Major
Piano Concerto No. 3 in C Minor (trans. Two Pianos)
In Celebration of Mr. Carey’s 60th Birthday
Music by The Master with a Special Birthday Celebration
Tim Carey
The Breakers
Courtesy of Preservation Society
of Newport County
19N
Diego Tosi
at Forty 1° North
Forty 1° North 9 p.m. - 1 a.m. $75
Violin Phase
Violostries
calm like a bomb
Gala
Anthèmes I
Diego Tosi
at Forty 1° North
Sponsored by Forty 1° North
Steve Reich
Bernard Parmeggiani
Jesper Nordin
Diego Tosi
Pierre Boulez
Relax at Forty 1° North, an Exclusive Setting
Overlooking Newport Harbor
Doors Open at 9 p.m. – Electric Violin Concert at 10 p.m.
Cash Bar, Come Early for Cocktails
Valet parking at a discounted rate of $15
Complimentary swag bag for the first 50 guests!
20A
Morning Mozart 2
Pre-Concert Talk at 10:30 a.m.
Wednesday,
July 20
Bernadene Blaha, piano Tim Carey, piano
Theresa Cincione, soprano Gabriela Diaz, violin
Mary Lynch, oboe Göran Marcusson, flute
Luigi Piovano, cello Eliot Porter, contrabass Livia Sohn, violin
Two Operatic Arias
Flute and Harp Concerto in C Major
Oboe Concerto in C Major
Piano Concerto No. 14 in E-flat Major
A Morning of Mozartian Classics
Join Classical Radio Host Larry King for a Mozart-Talk
20B
Theresa Cincione
Czech Mates
Jiří Bárta, cello Tim Carey, piano
Gabriela Diaz, violin Terezie Fialová, piano
Göran Marcusson, flute David Quiggle, viola
Silhouettes
Trio in F Major
Piano Quartet No. 2 in E-flat Major
Antonín Dvořák
Bohuslav Martinů
Antonín Dvořák
Masterful Moves by Bohemian Buddies
Featuring Dvořák’s Expansive and Lyrical “Piano Quartet No. 2”
20C1
Brahms Cello Sonatas
Göran Marcusson
Starring the Superlative Team of Italian Cellist
Luigi Piovano
and Pianist
Bernadene Blaha
Redwood Library 6-7 p.m. $25
Cello Sonata No. 1 in E Minor
Cello Sonata No. 2 in F Major
Johannes Brahms
A Tour de Force in Historic Redwood Library
There are many ways to engage in cello and Luigi Piovano seems
to have experienced all, live and in the recording studio, where he also
demonstrated an uncommon talent as arranger and conductor.
–Stephen Hastings, BBC Music Magazine
Luigi Piovano
Wednesday,
July 20
20C2
Summer Breezes
Nicholas Brown, clarinet Stephanie Busby, bassoon
Theresa Cincione, soprano David Cooper, horn
Mary Lynch, oboe Achilles Liarmakopoulos, trombone
Harp and Trombone Works
Oblivion
Knoxville: Summer of 1915
Summer Day Suite
Summer Music
Achilles
Liarmakopoulos
Various Composers
Ástor Piazzolla
Samuel Barber
Sergei Prokofiev
Samuel Barber
A Wind Extravaganza to Awaken the Noblest Passions
Fountain Flutist
at The Elms
Thursday,
July 21
21A
Summer Winds
Stephanie Busby, bassoon Nicholas Brown, clarinet
Achilles Liarmakopoulos, trombone Mary Lynch, oboe
Nun komm, der Heiden Heiland
Sleepwalker
Tomorrow River
Harp and Trombone Solos
Ave Maria (Tanti Anni Prima)
Paritia for Wind Quintet
Divertissement
Sextet in C Major
Stephanie Busby &
Nicholas Brown
Andrew Cadima
John Harmon
Various Composers
Ástor Pantaleón Piazzolla
Irving Gifford Fine
Albert Roussel
Francis Poulenc
A Special Morning at The Elms
Featuring Brass and Wind Favorites
21B
Thursday,
July 21
Latitude 41
Featuring Artists
Bernadene Blaha,
Luigi Piovano & Livia Sohn
St. Columba’s Parish Hall 4 p.m. $32
Middletown, Rhode Island
Piano Trio No. 1 in B Major
Piano Trio No. 2 in C Major
Johannes Brahms
Welcome Return of Newport Music Festival-Inspired Trio
Presenting Brahms’ Beautiful Trios Spanning His Lifetime
First Festival Concerts at Saint Columba’s Parish Hall
21C
Love is Here to Stay
Latitude 41
on The Cliff Walk
Bernadene Blaha,
Livia Sohn & Luigi Piovano
Starring American Pianist
Richard Glazier
And Featuring the Newport Debuts of Vocalists
Michael Andrew &
Michelle Knight
Pianist Richard Glazier is a leading authority on the music of George
Gershwin and the star of three award-winning PBS television specials
about American Popular Song. As a boy, he had an epiphany when
he saw the film Girl Crazy with a score by George and Ira Gershwin.
He was so excited by the music he heard, he wrote a fan letter to
famed lyricist Ira Gershwin. After meeting the legend at his Beverly
Hills home at age 12, Mr. Glazier dedicated himself to the Gershwin
repertoire and the American Popular Songbook, eventually becoming
one of the genre’s leading authorities.
Richard Glazier
This special concert for Newport audiences debuts new arrangements
of Gershwin songs, featuring brilliant vocalists Michael Andrew and
Michelle Knight. Mr. Glazier will offer fascinating, behind-the-scenes
stories and dazzling piano performances. The first half includes such
gems as I Got Rhythm, S’Wonderful, Rialto Ripple, Swanee, The Man
I Love, Stairway to Paradise, I’ve Got A Crush On You and But Not
For Me. The second half includes a medley of some of the Gershwin
brothers’ best love songs, An American in Paris in miniature, Summertime, Love is Here To Stay, The Man That Got Away, Embraceable
You and much more. Don’t miss this once-in-a-lifetime concert.
A Tribute to the Brothers Gershwin
Featuring New Arrangements from the Gershwin Songbook
Michael Andrew &
Michelle Knight
Friday,
July 22
22A
Bon Matin
Jiří Bárta, cello Tim Carey, piano
Gabriela Diaz, violin Terezie Fialová, piano
Kevin Fitz-Gerald, piano Göran Marcusson, flute
Diego Tosi, violin
Seven Song Transcriptions (World Premiere)
Sonata for Flute, Viola and Harp
Le Rire de Saraï Tzigane
Piano Quartet No. 1 in C Minor
Claude Debussy
Guillaume Connesson
Maurice Ravel
Gabriel Fauré
It’s a Beautiful Day for Music
David Quiggle
The Elms Foyer
Courtesy of the Preservation
Society of Newport County
22B
Schubert Afternoon
Agustin Anievas, piano Jiří Bárta, cello
Theresa Cincione, soprano Gabriela Diaz, violin
Michael Endres, piano
Seven Schubert Songs
Piano Sonata in A Major
Franz Schubert
“Little A Major”
Piano Trio in B-flat Major
Diego Tosi
Among the Greatest of All Classical Era Composers
Includes the Magnificent “Piano Trio in B-flat Major”
A Festival Welcome to St. Columba’s Parish Hall
22C1
My Most Favorite Chopin
Friday,
July 22
Starring the Distinguished American Pianist
Agustin Anievas
The Breakers 7 p.m. $25 (Concert Only)
Post-Concert Wine Tasting 8 p.m. $40 (Includes Concert)
Prelude in C-sharp Minor
Six Nocturnes
Fantasie in F Minor
Fantasie-Impromptu in C-sharp Minor
Polonaise-Fantaisie in A-flat Major
Beloved Works from Two Special Friends
Enjoy a Post-Concert Wine Tasting on The Terrace
Agustin Anievas
Special Fine Wine Tasting on The Terrace
In Collaboration with Vickers’ Liquors
Liz Moniz, Somme
$15 with your 22C1 or 22C2 Ticket
22C2
Two Piano Extravaganza
Featuring Stalwart Festival Pianists
Bernadene Blaha, Terezie Fialová,
Kevin Fitz-Gerald, So-Mang Jeagal
& Grigorios Zamparas
Pre-Concert Wine Tasting 8 p.m. $60 (Includes Concert)
Waltz from Sleeping Beauty
Russian Rhapsody
Piano Concerto No. 2 in C Minor
Piano Concerto No. 1 in G Minor
Variations on a Theme of Paganini
Hommage à Handel
Sergei Rachmaninoff
Felix Mendelssohn
Witold Lutosławski
Ignaz Moscheles
A Piano Lover’s Dream!
Enjoy Pre-Concert Wine Tasting on The Terrace
So-Mang Jeagal
Saturday,
July 23
23A1
National Museum of American Illustration Tent 11 a.m. $32
Jiří Bárta, cello Theresa Cincione, soprano
So-Mang Jeagal, piano Diego Tosi, violin
Livia Sohn
Three Cello Transcriptions
Three Violin Transcriptions
Trio Élégiaque No. 1 in G Minor
Rachmaninoff Songs
Three French horn Transcriptions
Piano Sonata No. 2 in B-flat Minor
Sergei Rachmaninoff
Glorious Music by Rachmaninoff Featuring an All-Star Cast
23A2
Latitude 41
Featuring Artists
Bernadene Blaha,
Luigi Piovano & Livia Sohn
Redwood Library 11 a.m. $32
Piano Trio in G Major “Gypsy”
Piano Trio No. 1, Op. 8
Redwood Library
Joseph Haydn
Dmitri Shostakovich
Felix Mendelssohn
A Fantastic Opportunity to Hear Beautiful Piano Trios
In Historic Redwood Library
Founded 1747
Closing Festival Weekend
23B
Return of Celebrated American Pianist
Jeffrey Biegel
Toccata in D Minor
Petrarch Sonnet 104 in E Major
Franz Liszt
Hungarian Rhapsody No. 12
Piano Sonata in C Major
Prelude in G Major
Sergei Rachmaninoff
Andante spianato et grand polonaise brillante Frédéric François Chopin
Jeffrey Biegel
A Scintillating Recital by an American Classic
23C
From Broadway
to Hollywood–Live
Saturday,
July 23
Starring Pianist and Master Storyteller
Richard Glazier
Pre-Concert Reception 7:15 p.m. $110 (Includes Concert)
“From Broadway to Hollywood Live” features pianist and master
storyteller Richard Glazier in a concert dedicated to fabulous movie
music. The program includes songs from the earliest movie musicals
(“The Jazz Singer” and “Roberta”) to the theme from “Auntie Mame,”
Cole Porter’s “So In Love” from “Kiss Me Kate” and a medley of songs
from 1964’s Academy Award® for Best Picture “My Fair Lady.” Mr.
Glazier also demonstrates how music plays an important part in setting the mood of a film by performing two very eerie and atmospheric themes from Alfred Hitchcock’s “Vertigo.” In between songs Mr.
Glazier tells fascinating backstage stories about the films and stars.
Richard Glazier’s
Award-Winning Show
Award-Winning Pianist’s Newest Show—Not to be Missed!
Pre-Concert Reception on The Terrace to Benefit the
Mark P. Malkovich, III Memorial Fund Endowment
Yamaha Pianos
Official Piano Since 1987
Our 30th Season Together
24A1
Sunday,
July 24
National Museum of American Illustration Tent 11 a.m. $32
Theresa Cincione, soprano Terezie Fialová, piano
Two Piano Transcriptions
Rachmaninoff Songs
Three Nocturnes
Four Transcriptions by Earl Wild
Suite No. 1 for Two Pianos
Sergei Rachmaninoff
Final Installment of Rachmaninoff Series
Featuring Great Transcriptions and Lively “Suite for Two Pianos”
National Museum of
American Illustration
Sunday,
July 24
24A2
Impromptu Morning
Starring German Pianist
Michael Endres
Redwood Library 11 a.m. $32
Four Impromptus, D.899
Drei Klavierstücke, D.946
Four Impromptus, D.935
Franz Schubert
Featuring Schubert’s Complete Solo “Impromptus,”
Among the Finest Examples of this Popular Genre
Michael Endres
Eliot
Porter
& Evan
Biegel
Jeffrey Biegel & Jiří Bárta
24C
Closing Concert
Featuring Passionate Romanticism and Classical/Jazz Panache
Dohnányi & Bolling
Chloé
Kiffer
&
Brendan
Shea
Starring from the Festival’s “Family of Artists”
Jiří Bárta, cello
Evan Biegel, drums Jeffrey Biegel, piano
Chloé Kiffer, violin Eliot Porter, bass
David Quiggle, viola Brendan Shea, violin
Piano Quintet No. 1 in C Minor (1895)
Suite for Cello and Jazz Piano Trio (1984) Ernő Dohnányi
Claude Bolling
Dohnányi and Bolling Combine to Create
a Thrilling Conclusion to Festival 2016!
See You at the 49th Season July 7-23, 2017
Concert Map and Locations 2016
1. Blithewold Mansion,
Gardens & Arboretum
101 Ferry Road (Rt. 114)
Bristol, Rhode Island 02809
401-253-2707
www.blithewold.org
2. The Breakers
44 Ochre Point Avenue
Newport, RI 02840
401-847-1000
www.NewportMansions.org
3. Chateau-sur-Mer
474 Bellevue Avenue
4. Chinese Tea House
at Marble House
596 Bellevue Avenue
5. The Elms
367 Bellevue Avenue
Air Conditioned
6. Forty 1° North
351 Thames Street
Newport, RI 02840
401-846-8018
[email protected]
11. St. Columba’s Parish Hall
55 Vaucluse Avenue
Middletown, RI 02842
401-847-5571
www.stcolumbaschapel.org
7. National Museum of Illustration
492 Bellevue Avenue
Newport, RI 02840
401-851-8949 Office
www.americanillustration.org
12. Saint Joseph’s Church
5 Mann Avenue (at Broadway)
Newport, RI 02840
401-847-0065
www.stjosephsnewport.org
8. Newport Art Museum
76 Bellevue Avenue
Newport, RI 02840
401-848-8200
www.newportartmuseum.org
13. Saint Matthew’s Episcopal Church
87 Narragansett Avenue
Jamestown, RI 02835
401-423-1762
www.stmatthewsjamestown.org
9. Redwood Library & Athenaeum
50 Bellevue Avenue
Newport, RI 02840
401-847-0292
www.redwoodlibrary.org
14. Newport Music Festival
Headquarters & Box Office
26 Valley Road
Middletown, RI 02842
401-849-0700 Box Office
401-846-1133 General
www.newportmusic.org
[email protected]
10. Rosecliff
548 Bellevue Avenue
❦
Family of Artists 2016 ❦
A Far Cry ◉
Michael Andrew, vocalist [US] ■
Agustin Anievas, piano [US]
Sergey Antonov, cello [Russia]
Jiří Bárta, cello [Czech Republic]
Mark Berger, viola [US]
Evan Biegel, drums [US]
Jeffrey Biegel, piano [US]
Bernadene Blaha, piano [Canada]
Gergely Bogányi, piano [Hungary]
Robyn Bollinger, violin [US] ◉
Elmer Booze, pageturner [US]
Chad R. Bowles, piano [US]
Nicholas Brown, clarinet [US] ■
Stephanie Busby, bassoon [US] ■
Tim Carey, piano [England]
Theresa Cincione, soprano [US]
Miki-Sophia Cloud, violin [US] ◉
David Cooper, horn [US] ■
Sarah Darling, viola [US] ◉
Gabriela Diaz, violin/viola [US]
Karl Doty, bass [US] ◉
Jason Duika, baritone [US] ■
Ecclesia Consort ◊
Michael Endres, piano [Germany]
Inna Faliks, piano [Ukraine/US]
Emmanuel Feldman, cello [US] ■
Terezie Fialová, piano [Czech Republic]
Jason Fisher, viola [US] ◉
Kevin Fitz-Gerald, piano [Canada]
Alex Fortes, violin [US] ◉
Bridgette Gan, soprano [US] ■
Richard Glazier, piano [US]
Matthias Gredler, cello [Austria] •■
Andréa Grigori, soprano [US] ◆
Patrick Grimes, narrator [US] ◆
Omar Chen Guey, violin [US] ◉
Michael Hawley, piano [US]
Erik Higgins, bass [US] ◉
Jesse Irons, violin [US] ◉
Lucyna Jarząbek, soprano [Poland] *
So-Mang Jeagal, piano [Korea]
Chloé Kiffer, violin [US] ■
Brad Kleyla, tenor [US] ■
Michelle Knight, vocalist [US] ■
Jean-Paul Kress, viola [France] ■
Achilles Liarmakopoulos, trombone [Greece/US] ■
Larry King, pre-concert host [US] ■
Suzanna Perez Laramee, piano [US]
Jae Cosmos Lee, violin [US] ◉
Timothy LeFebvre, baritone [US] ◆
Megumi Stohs Lewis, violin [US] ◉
Loewi Lin, cello [US] ◉
Mary Lynch, oboe [US] ■
Danielle MacMillan, mezzo-soprano [US] ■
Göran Marcusson, flute [Sweden]
Pierre Massé, choral director [US] ◊
David McCarroll, piano [US] •■
Gigi Mitchell-Velasco, mezzo-soprano [US]
Stefan Mendl, piano [Austria] •■
Irina Muresanu, violin [Romania/US]
Steven Nanni, tenor [US] ◆
Coline-Marie Orliac, harp [France]
Karen Ouzounian, cello [US] ◉
Luigi Piovano, cello [Italy]
Eliot Porter, contrabass [US]
David Quiggle, viola [US]
Annie Rabbat, violin [US] ◉
Margaret Reitz, piano [US] ◆
Liesl Schoenberger, violin [US] ◉
Frank Shaw, viola [US] ◉
Lois Shapiro, piano [US] ■
Brendan Shea, violin [US] ■
Consuelo Sherba, viola [US] ■
Livia Sohn, violin [US]
Kasey Stewart, mezzo-soprano [US] ◆
Clemens Teufel, piano [Germany/US] ■
Theatre Street Productions ◆
Diego Tosi, violin [France] ■
Michael Unterman, cello [US] ◉
Vienna Piano Trio •■
Robert Watson, tenor [US] ■
Yang Wei, pipa [China] ■
Grigorios Zamparas, piano [US]
◉ A Far Cry [17]
◊ Ecclesia Consort [33]
◆ Theatre Street Productions [6]
• Vienna Piano Trio [3]
* North American Debut [1]
■ Newport Debut [27]
116 Artists—17 Countries Represented
All artists, dates, times, programs, prices and locations are subject to change.
Telephone: 401-846-1133 • Box Office: 401-849-0700
www.newportmusic.org • [email protected]
Festival 2016 Order Form
❦
Box Office 401-849-0700 ❦
Tickets Online at www.newportmusic.org through PatronManager
Please make checks payable to the Newport Music Festival, P.O. Box 3300, Newport RI 02840-0992. Box Office
at 26 Valley Road, Middletown. Tickets Online at www.newportmusic.org through PatronManager (fees apply).
Name _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Address ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________
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Morning Concerts
Festival Box Office located at 26 Valley Road, Middletown, RI. Open 10-6 Monday-Saturday. Festival information available at the Newport Gateway Center, 23 America’s Cup Avenue, 401-849-8098.
Program
Friday,
July 8
Saturday,
July 9
Sunday,
July 10
Monday,
July 11
Tuesday,
July 12
Wednesday,
July 13
Thursday,
July 14
Friday,
July 15
Afternoon Concerts
Tickets Amount Program
8A–$32
Rachmaninoff 1
9A–$32
Hungarian Rhapsody
9A–$48 w/Lunch
10A–$32
Favorite Brahms
11A–$35
Rachmaninoff 3
12A–$35
Vienna Piano Trio
13A–$32
Clemens Teufel
in Recital
14A–$35
Gergely Bogányi
9B–$30
Bachanalia
9B–$46 w/Lunch
10B–$25
Ecclesia Consort
11B–$32
Mendelssohn
12B–$30
Rachmaninoff 4
13B–$32
Czech Masters
Bárta and Fialová
14B–$32
French Salute
15B–$30
Rachmaninoff 5
Saturday,
July 16
15S–$20
Sunrise Concert
15A–$35
Debussy Morning
16A–$35
Morning Beethoven
Sunday,
July 17
17A–$35
Morning Mozart 1
17B–$32
Rachmaninoff 7
Monday,
July 18
18B–$32
Rachmaninoff 8
Wednesday,
July 20
18A1–$35
Chopin Morning
18A2–$35
Mozart Blithewold
19A1–$35
Guten Morgen
19A2–$33
Chopin Blithewold
20A–$35
Morning Mozart 2
Thursday,
July 21
21A–$35
Summer Winds
21B–$32
Trio Latitude 41
Friday,
July 22
22A–$35
Bon Matin
22B–$32
Schubert Afternoon
23A1–$32
Rachmaninoff 9
23A2–$32
Latitude 41
24A1–$32
Rachmaninoff 10
22C1–$25 Concert
Agustin Anievas
22C1–$40 Concert
& Wine Tasting
23B–$32
Jeffrey Biegel in
Recital
Tuesday,
July 19
Saturday,
July 23
Sunday,
July 24
401-849-0700
for your order
Morning
Totals
GRAND TOTALS
Evening Concerts
Tickets Amount Program
16B–$32
Rachmaninoff 6
19A2–$50
Chopin w/Lunch
19B–$32
Germanic Romantics
20B–$30
Czech Mates
24A2–$32
Impromptu
Morning–Endres
Afternoon
Totals
TICKETS_________________
Tickets Amount
8C–$48
Opening Night
9C–$50
Gergely Bogányi
in Recital
10C–$42
Russian Romantics
11C–$42
Vienna Piano Trio
12C–$42
Inna Faliks Recital
13C–$42
American Debut
Lucyna Jarząbek
14C–$42
Antonov/Blaha
15C1–$25
Monumental Music
15C2–$300
Festival Gala
16C–$48
Opera Night
17C1–$40
Amateurs
17C2–$42
Glitter & Gold
18C–$42
Bridge to Hope
19C–$42
Beethoven Breakers
19N–$75
Diego Tosi 4 1 North
20C1–$25
Brahms Sonatas
20C2–$42
Summer Breezes
21C–$50
Love is Here to Stay
22C2–$45 Concert
Piano Extravaganza
22C2–$60 Concert
& Wine Tasting
23C–$50 Concert
Broadway Hollywood
23C–$110 Concert
& Reception
24C–$45
Closing Concert–
Dohnányi/Bolling
Evening
Totals
AMOUNT $____________
Check brochure carefully for variations in concert times and ticket pricing. Photography and recording equipment are prohibited. All programs, performers, prices and locations are subject to change.
Concert Dates
Box Office:
26 Valley Road
Middletown, Rhode Island 02842
Telephone: 401-849-0700
Information & Tickets Online at
www.newportmusic.org
Post Office Box 3300
Newport, Rhode Island 02840
E-mail: [email protected]
Rhode Island Arts Foundation at Newport, Inc. presents
the Newport Music Festival’s 48th Season
Non-Profit
Organization
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