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Welcome to the 32nd Mendocino Music Festival!

Please join us for glorious music in an extraordinary variety of genres — symphonic, chamber, opera, jazz, Cajun,

bluegrass, Celtic and more. Whatever your musical tastes, prepare to be delighted. And what could be a more inspiring

location for listening than the edge of the Pacific Ocean, surrounded by redwoods, art galleries, charming shops, uncrowded

state parks, award-wining wineries and craft breweries, cozy inns and excellent restaurants.

Allan Pollack Artistic Director and Conductor

Susan WaterfallAssociate Artistic Director

Welcome!

A celebration of music,to which the world is invited!

© Photo by Kenneth Susman

PERFORMANCES FOR 2018 SEASON – Mendocino Music Festival

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Susan Mauro-Wagner & Mike Wagner

Ted Burke/Shadowbrook Restaurant

Jane and Gerald Armour

Pete and Christy Rose

Russell Piti and David Cash

Rod Lorimer

Charles and Olivia Hasty

Moira Conzelman

Thomas Safran

California State Parks

Mendocino Presbyterian Church

Nancy Wallace-Nelson

Mary Kay and Boyd Hight

Linda and Fedele Bauccio

Donna and William Burke

Barbara Monroe

Susan Larkin and Jim Ehlers

Nancy and Charles Jenkins

Mary Ann and Lou Parlapiano

Andria Richey and Joe Dalton

Kathryn and John Hughes

Linda and Joel Tejada

Nicholas Wilson Photography

Out of this World

Deborah and Steven Farmar

Harvest Market

W.O.M.E.N.

Jim Havlena

Barbara Barkovich

Barbara Faulkner and Steve Acker

The Coast FM

KWINE & MAX

KZYX & Z

Savings Bank of Mendocino County

Jason Kirkman and Carole Kawase

Kenneth and Nancy Evans

Claire Ellis and Chuck Greenburg

Gary Ratway and Deborah Whigham

We gratefully acknowledge the following Concert and Event Sponsors and Underwriters for their support and generosity.Our Gracious Sponsors

Special thanks to our brochure and ticket sponsor

You are invited to attend the Festival Orchestra rehearsals in the Tent Concert Hall, a wonderful way to introduce children to the glories of orchestral music. Come in at any time, stay as long as you like. Rehearsals are free but we welcome donations.

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Open Rehearsals

Special thanks to our brochure and ticket sponsor

We gratefully acknowledge the following Concert & Event Sponsors and Underwriters for their support and generosity.

Open Rehearsals

We gratefully acknowledge the following Concert and Event Sponsors and Underwriters for their support and generosity.

You are invited to attend the Festival Orchestra rehearsals in the Tent Concert Hall, a wonderful way to introduce the glories of orchestral music. Come in at any time, stay as long as you like. Rehearsals are free but we welcome donations

Susan Mauro-Wagner & Mike Wagner

Ted Burke/Shadowbrook Restaurant

Jane and Gerald Armour

Pete and Christy Rose

Russell Piti and David Cash

Rod Lorimer

Charles and Olivia Hasty

Moira Conzelman

Thomas Safran

California State Parks

Mendocino Presbyterian Church

Nancy Wallace-Nelson

Mary Kay and Boyd Hight

Linda and Fedele Bauccio

Donna and William Burke

Barbara Monroe

Susan Larkin and Jim Ehlers

Nancy and Charles Jenkins

Mary Ann and Lou Parlapiano

Andria Richey and Joe Dalton

Kathryn and John Hughes

Linda and Joel Tejada

Nicholas Wilson Photography

Out of this World

Deborah and Steven Farmar

Harvest Market

W.O.M.E.N.

Jim Havlena

Barbara Barkovich

Barbara Faulkner and Steve Acker

The Coast FM

KWINE & MAX

KZYX & Z

Savings Bank of Mendocino

County

Jason Kirkman and Carole Kawase

Kenneth and Nancy Evans

Claire Ellis and Chuck Greenburg

Gary Ratway & Deborah Whigham

Our Gracious Sponsors

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PERFORMANCE & REHEARSAL SCHEDULE – Mendocino Music Festival

Events and concerts are shown in boldface. Rehearsals are shown in light font. Rehearsals are in the Tent Concert Hall.

SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

62 pm – 5 pm Orchestra

6:00 PM Sostenuto Opening Gala

79:30 am – 12:30 pm Orchestra

2:00 PM TENT Stephen Prutsman, Geoff Nutall & Livia Sohn play Telemann, Franck, Bizet, Verdi, Gluck

7:30 PM TENT The StepCrew Celtic

810 am – 1 pm Orchestra

6:00 PM TENT Orchestra Bernstein songs with Shawnette Sulker; Copland; Barber Violin Concerto with Livia Sohn

910 am – 2 pm Opera

2:30 PM PRESTON Business Casual Contemporary A Cappella

7:30 PM TENT Lucia Micarelli Multi-Genre Violinist

1010 am – 2 pm Opera (no orchestra)

4:00 PM TENT Calder Quartet

No Evening Concert

1110 am – 2 pm Opera

2:30 PM PRESTON New Esterhazy Quartet Haydn

7:30 PM TENT Eric Bibb Blues

1210 am – 2 pm Opera (dress)

2:30 PM PRESTON The Mattlock DuoCabaret

7:30 PM TENT The Barefoot Movement Bluegrass

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2:30 PM PRESTON Clairdee Jazz Singer

7:30 PM TENT Opera Il Matrimonio Segreto

1410:30 am – 1:30 pm Festival Big Band

2:30 PM PRESTON Festival Chamber Players Bach, Shostakovich, Mozart

7:30 PM TENT Big Band with vocalists Zoe Ellis, Kim Nalley, & Kenny Washington

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2:30 PM PRESTON Chopin’s Life and Times Multimedia Lecture by Susan Waterfall

7:30 PM TENT Perla Batalla Tribute to Leonard Cohen


2:30 PM PRESTON Chopin Series Susan Waterfall, David Kadarauch, Miles Graber

6:00 PM Ledford House Dinner


2:30 PM PRESTON Piano Series John Novacek Chopin and more

7:30 PM TENT The Dustbowl Revival Eclectic Americana


2:30 PM PRESTON Piano Series Spencer Myer Chopin and more

7:30 PM TENT Orchestra Shostakovich, Brahms Piano Concerto No. 2 with John Novacek


7:30 PM TENT Venice Soft Rock and Harmony


1:30 pm – 3 pm Orchestra

4:00 PM PRESTON Emerging Artists

7:30 PM TENT Pine Leaf Boys Zydeco, Cajun


2:30 PM PRESTON Alex de Grassi and Andrew York Guitars

7:30 PM TENT Orchestra & Chorus Vaughan Williams, Elgar, Rutter: Magnificat

Rehearsal times and other information subject to change. Updates at mendocinomusic.org

July 2018

NOTE: The afternoon concert on July 7th begins at 2:00 PM, the Festival Orchestra Concert on July 8th begins at 6:00 PM. Other exceptions to our usual times: Calder Quartet and Emerging Artists at 4:00 PM.


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Tickets go on sale March 26, 2018

A CAPPELLA ...............................5AMERICANA ...............................9BIG BAND ...................................7BLUEGRASS AND ROOTS ........... 6BLUES ........................................6CABARET ...................................6CAJUN .....................................10

CELTIC .......................................4CHAMBER MUSIC .......4, 5, 6, 7, 9CHOPIN SERIES ..........................8FESTIVAL ORCHESTRA ......4, 9, 10GUITAR ....................................10JAZZ ..........................................7LEONARD COHEN TRIBUTE .........8

MULTI-GENRE VIOLIN .................5OPERA .......................................7PIANO SERIES…… ................8, 9SPECIAL EVENTS ......................11SOFT ROCK AND HARMONY ........9

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Performances for 2018 SeasonJULY 7 ❱ 2:00 PM TENT CONCERT HALL

Soloists Together

Before their solo turns later in the week, this afternoon Geoff Nuttall, violin, and Livia Sohn, violin, join Stephen Prutsman, piano, to play Telemann’s Gulliver Suite, Cesar Franck’s Sonata in A Major, instrumental versions of familiar arias by Bizet, Verdi, and Gluck, and Hubay’s Carmen Fantasie.

JULY 7 ❱ 7:30 PM TENT CONCERT HALL

The StepCrew

Bringing together three styles of exhilarating dance forms—Ottawa Valley stepdance, Irish stepdance, and Tap—these dancers and musicians take you on an amazing dance journey. As if dancing weren’t enough, The StepCrew boasts world-class fiddlers backed by an ensemble of some of the most talented musicians in the Celtic music scene today.


Festival Orchestra with violinist Livia Sohn and soprano Shawnette SulkerThe season opens with Bernstein’s energetic and rhythmic Candide Overture; Copland’s inspiring and melodic Appalachian Spring; Barber’s Violin Concerto; and songs and dances from Bernstein’s West Side Story.

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Geoff Nuttall Livia Sohn Stephen Prutsman

Livia Sohn Shawnette Sulker



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JULY 9 ❱ 2:30 PM PRESTON HALL

Business Casual

This dynamic group combines unexpected musical styles to produce fresh a cappella versions of vintage chart toppers, today’s top 40 hits, and award-winning original material. With such powerful leads and sizzling beats, audiences can’t believe this group is using only their voices.


Lucia MicarelliViolinist Lucia Micarelli journeys through many musical influences from classical to jazz to traditional fiddle music and Americana, all bound together by her trademark vulnerability and technical wizardry. Called "a violinist of heart-melting talent" by the Wall Street Journal, Micarelli is best known for her collaborations with Josh Groban, Chris

Botti, and classic rock band Jethro Tull, as well as her starring role as Annie in HBO's critically acclaimed series Treme.


Calder QuartetWe welcome the Calder Quartet back for a sixth year of sensitive and eloquent playing.





New Esterhazy Quartet“London, 1845: Gratitude to Josef Haydn” will showcase this quartet’s core repertoire by playing four of Haydn’s string quartets: D minor, C Major, D Major, and B-flat Major. Founded in 2006, the quartet takes its name from the Hungarian estate where Joseph Haydn lived and worked for nearly three decades.


Eric BibbWith a career spanning five decades, three dozen albums, countless radio & television appearances, and concerts all over the globe, Eric Bibb is one of the leading bluesmen of his generation. A fiery singer with soul, gospel and folk roots, his blues are honest and powerful. Born in New York and raised in a musical family, Bibb currently lives in Sweden. One critic wrote: “He has all the ingredients for stardom—handsome good looks, a voice as strong and soulful as they come, and the guitar chops to hold his own against the best. His blues are clean, beautifully sung, soulful and upbeat.”


The Mattlock Duo Cabaret The Mattlock Duo (husband-and-wife team Daniel Lockert and Jenny Matteucci) will transform Preston Hall into a New York cabaret with music that crosses over from favorite standards, to twentieth century “classical” composers, and to Broadway. Their eclectic and humorous show “For the Love of…” will explore the many facets of love and showcase songs with intimate style.


The Barefoot Movement

Heartfelt, energetic, and down home, The Barefoot Movement has been heralded by CMT Edge as “one of the most promising new bands on the bluegrass scene.” Selected as showcase artists at conferences of both the International Bluegrass Music Association and the Americana Festival, this acoustic band takes listeners back to another place and time with a show as fun to watch as it is to hear.


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ClairdeeIn “A Love Letter to Lena Horne,” Clairdee will commemorate the career of the groundbreaking singer, actress, and activist with fresh arrangements of songs associated with Horne from Harlem to Hollywood, Broadway and beyond. The program will include historical references and personal reflections on Horne’s significance as an American cultural icon. Clairdee’s lustrous voice and soulful delivery hearken back to a time when jazz, pop, and R&B often blended seamlessly together.


Opera: Il Matrimonio SegretoGuest conductor Luçik Aprahämian Stage director Erin Neff

Cimarosa’s felicitous music carries an amusing story refreshingly free of absurd disguises and mistaken identities. A young couple in love schemes to thwart the desires of the maiden’s father that she marry someone of higher status.

Angela Cadolago, Carolina; Tonia D’Amelia, Elisetta; Sylvie Jensen, Fidalma; Michael Desnoyers, Paolino; Bojan Knezevic, Geronimo; and Ben Brady, Count Robinson.


Festival Chamber Players

On the program this afternoon are Bach’s Trio Sonata in E-flat Major; Shostakovich’s Piano Trio No. 2 in E minor; and Mozart’s Quintet in A Major for Clarinet and Strings. Tammy Dyer, violin; Susan Freier, violin; Jay Zhong, violin, Eric Kritz, clarinet; Tom Nugent, oboe; Stephen Harrison, cello; Carolyn Steinbuck, piano.


Festival Big Band with Zoe Ellis, Kim Nalley & Kenny Washington

A high-octane group of singers and musicians will dazzle you with their interpretations of favorites from the American songbook and jazz repertoire.

Top left: Zoe Ellis Bottom left: Kim Nalley Right: Kenny Washington



JULY 15-18 ❱

Chopin: Dreams and MemoriesSusan Waterfall is back by popular demand, this year with lectures and narrated concerts about Frédéric Chopin’s life and music.


Chopin Series Opening LectureSusan Waterfall will survey Chopin’s life with images and recorded examples. His dedication to Bach, Mozart, Italian opera, and traditional Polish music and his relationships with Schumann, Liszt, George Sand, Delacroix, and Mickiewicz will be discussed. Learn about Chopin’s invention and development of musical genres such as the prelude, the ballade, and the nocturne. While creating an idealized image of Poland, Chopin awakened a universal longing for a lost homeland.


Leonard Cohen TributePerla Batalla

Once a Leonard Cohen back-up singer, singer-songwriter Batalla launched her solo career with Cohen’s encouragement. The Grammy-nominated Batalla has recorded seven albums, written for both film and television, and toured worldwide. The San Jose Mercury News said, “Batalla’s gorgeous, rich, contralto voice adds another layer of beauty to Cohen’s elegantly crafted songs.”


Chopin

Susan Waterfall will play Mazurkas and Barcarolle in F-sharp Major, and discuss the significance of Chopin’s keyboard innovations. David Kadarauch, cello, and Miles Graber, piano, will perform the Cello Sonata in G minor.


Piano Series, with continued focus on ChopinJohn Novacek

This afternoon's program includes Chopin’s Etude in A-flat Major, Nocturne No. 7 in C-sharp minor, Impromptu No. 1 in A-flat Major, and Ballade No. 1 in G minor. Mozart’s Rondo in A minor, K. 511, Messaien’s Le baiser de l’enfant-Jésus, and Liszt’s Liebestraum No. 3 and Rhapsodie espagnole, S.254.

David Kadarauch Miles Graber

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The Dustbowl Revival

With a vibrant mix of vintage Americana sounds, this eight-piece group “would have sounded utterly at home within the hallowed confines of Preservation Hall in New Orleans' French Quarter,” according to the Los Angeles Times. “Their sonic explorations exemplify everything shows should be: hot, spontaneous, engaging and, best of all, a pleasure to hear.” (L.A. Weekly).


Piano Series, with continued focus on ChopinSpencer Myer

You will hear Haydn’s Keyboard Sonata in E Major, Hob. XVI: 31; Debussy’s Estampes and L’isle joyeuse; and all four of Chopin’s scherzi: No. 1 in B minor, Op. 20; No. 2 in B-flat minor, Op. 31; No. 3 in C-sharp minor, Op. 39; and No. 4 in E Major, Op. 54.


Festival Orchestra with pianist John NovacekYou will hear Shostakovich’s Symphony No. 5 in D minor and Brahms’ Piano Concerto No. 2 in B-flat Major.


Venice

Performing together since 1980 and consisting of two sets of brothers, Venice’s music is a reflection of growing up in the California beach town for which the group is named. With sounds at once familiar and fresh, their music is a winning hybrid of folk/rock/soul. Venice’s trademarks are their beautiful harmonies, personal lyrics, and high-energy shows; their distinctive vocal sounds have allowed them to perform and record with some of the biggest names in the music industry.


Emerging Artists Chamber Music

The annual recital by the enormously talented young string players from the festival’s Emerging Artists Program is anticipated by all who love chamber music.

Mendocino Beacon/Mary Rose Kaczorowski photo

Photo © PeterSchaaf



Pine Leaf Boys

A smash hit at last year’s festival, the Pine Leaf Boys have been described by Rolling Stone as “the best new, energetic, and fun Cajun band in a very long time.” Hailing from southwest Louisiana, they are known for their own inimitable brand of music, blending the sounds of Cajun, Zydeco, Swamp-Pop, Country, and Soul. Their wild shows and thoughtful arrangements have breathed new life into Louisiana music.


Alex de Grassi and Andrew York

Fingerstyle guitar master Alex de Grassi is the founder of the Mendocino Summer Guitar Workshop which runs concurrently with the Mendocino Music Festival. Grammy Award-winning classical guitarist, composer and guest workshop teacher Andrew York joins him again this year in a concert program featuring their solo and duo compositions and arrangements that blend the sonorities of steel-string and classical guitar. They will be joined by members of the Mendocino Summer Guitar Workshop in the premier of a composition for guitar orchestra.


Festival Orchestra and ChorusThe season closes with the delightful Fantasia on a theme by Thomas Tallis by Ralph Vaughan Williams, Elgar’s fascinating Enigma Variations, and John Rutter’s Magnificat sung by massed chorus, with Amy Bouchard, soprano.


Amy Bouchard



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TICKET PRICES INCLUDE ALL PROCESSING FEES

*NOTE Ticket holders to asterisked* performances are entitled to attend a pre-concert lecture

VENUE CODE

TC: TENT CONCERT HALL | Reserved Seating Sections A, B, C, D. Y= Ages 16 and under.PH: PRESTON HALL — This Venue is Open Seating

DATE TIME CONCERT AT A B C D Y O # TOTAL

7/7 2:00pmChamber Music with Geoff Nuttall, Stephen Prutsman, and Livia Sohn

TC 40 31 21 15 15 30

7/7 7:30pm The StepCrew TC 50 41 31 15 15

7/8 6:00pm Festival Orchestra TC 50 41 31 15 15

7/9 2:30pm Business Casual PH 15 30

7/9 7:30pm Lucia Micarelli TC 40 31 21 15 15

7/10 4:00pm Calder Quartet TC 40 31 21 15 15

7/11 2:30pm New Esterhazy Quartet PH 15 30

7/11 7:30pm Eric Bibb TC 40 31 21 15 15

7/12 2:30pm The Mattlock Duo Cabaret PH 15 30

7/12 7:30pm The Barefoot Movement TC 40 31 21 15 15

7/13 2:30pm Clairdee PH 15 30

7/13 7:30pm* Opera – Il Matrimonio Segreto TC 50 41 31 15 15

7/14 2:30pm Festival Chamber Players PH 15 30

7/14 7:30pm Festival Big Band TC 55 46 36 15 15

7/15 2:30pm Chopin Series Lecture PH 15 30

7/15 7:30pm Perla Batalla TC 40 31 21 15 15 30

7/16 2:30pm Chopin PH 15 30

7/17 2:30pm Piano Series – John Novacek PH 15 30

7/17 7:30pm The Dustbowl Revival TC 40 31 21 15 15

7/18 2:30pm Piano Series – Spencer Myer PC 15 30

7/18 7:30pm Festival Orchestra TC 50 41 31 15 15

7/19 7:30pm Venice TC 40 31 21 15 15

7/20 4:00pm Emerging Artists PH 15 30

7/20 7:30pm Pine Leaf Boys TH 40 31 21 15 15

7/21 2:30pm Alex De Grassi and Andrew York PH 15 30

7/21 7:30pm* Festival Orchestra/Chorus Rutter Magnificat TC 55 46 36 15 15

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