Santa Rosa Symphony

Disco Inferno: Greatest Hits of the '70's
2024-01-18 00:00 (America/Los_Angeles)
Arrive early for the Pre-Show Discussion beginning at 2:00 pm.

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Tickets can only be purchased through the Luther Burbank Center for the Arts.

Generous support provided by

Nancy and Michael Hall and Betty and George Ferris

A Night at the Oscars
2024-01-18 00:00
About Troy Quinn

Veteran Broadway Director Todd Ellison is the composer of the award-winning musical, The Black and Lauded for his energetic and riveting, yet sensitive conducting, Troy Quinn is in his sixth season as Music Director of the Owensboro Symphony in Kentucky. He is also the Music Director of the Venice Symphony in Florida, where he conducts both the classical and pops concert series. Quinn’s engagements have included performances with many prestigious orchestras in the United States, including the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra, Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra, Chamber Orchestra of Philadelphia, and the Rhode Island Philharmonic, where he serves as the Summer Pops conductor. He is also the former Music Director of the Juneau Symphony.

Equally at home in the pops and commercial world, Quinn has performed and recorded with some of the most popular artists of our time, including The Rolling Stones, Barry Manilow, Lee Greenwood, Josh Groban, Jennifer Hudson, Rockapella, Michael Feinstein, and Linda Eder. As an accomplished vocalist, Quinn has also collaborated with such prominent maestros as Helmuth Rilling, Carl St. Clair, and Dan Saunders of the Metropolitan Opera. In addition to his concert work, Quinn has made appearances on such hit TV shows as Fox’s GLEE, NBC’s The Voice, and The Tonight Show with Jay Leno while recording on films like, The Call of the Wild and Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.

Tickets

Tickets can only be purchased through the Luther Burbank Center for the Arts.

New subscriptions go sale for members beginning June 7. General Public, June 10.

Single tickets go on sale for members beginning August 23. General Public, August 26.

Season ticket packages are available by either filling out the New Subscription form online or downloading the form and sending the completed form to us by mail or email. See details on the form. If you have any questions, call the LBC Patron & Member Services Office at (707) 546-3600.

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Nancy and Michael Hall & The Heck Foundation

Unforgettable: The Great American Songbook
2024-01-18 00:00
About Sean O’Loughlin

Sean O’Loughlin is the Principal Pops Conductor of Symphoria, the exciting new symphony in Syracuse, NY and the newly appointed Principal Pops Conductor of the Victoria Symphony in Victoria, B.C. Canada. His music is characterized by vibrant rhythms, passionate melodies, and colorful scoring. Commissions from the Boston Pops Orchestra, the Los Angeles Philharmonic and the Hollywood Bowl Orchestra highlight and showcase his diverse musical abilities.

As a conductor, he has led performances with the Boston Pops Orchestra, the San Francisco Symphony, the Chicago Symphony, the Hollywood Bowl Orchestra, the Minnesota Orchestra, the Dallas Symphony, the Vancouver Symphony, the Atlanta Symphony, the Baltimore Symphony, the Houston Symphony, the Victoria Symphony and the Seattle Symphony amongst others. He was the assistant conductor and arranger for a production of Sgt. Pepper Live in Las Vegas featuring the band Cheap Trick. He has served as conductor for national and world-wide tours with Josh Groban, Sarah McLachlan and the Jerry Garcia Symphonic Celebration. He has also appeared on ABC’s Good Morning America with Josh Groban and NBC’s A Very Pentatonix Christmas.

Tickets

Tickets can only be purchased through the Luther Burbank Center for the Arts.

New subscriptions go sale for members beginning June 7. General Public, June 10.

Single tickets go on sale for members beginning August 23. General Public, August 26.

Season ticket packages are available by either filling out the New Subscription form online or downloading the form and sending the completed form to us by mail or email. See details on the form. If you have any questions, call the LBC Patron & Member Services Office at (707) 546-3600.

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Nancy and Michael Hall & Gordon Blumenfeld

Exploring Beethoven's 5th with FLC!
2024-01-18 00:00
Instrument Petting Zoo

Pre-concert fun for kids of all ages. Come for the FREE Instrument Petting Zoo one hour prior to performance.

Post Concert Meet & Greet

Immediately following the concert, meet Maestro Francesco Lecce-Chong and Concertmaster, Joe Edelberg.

Tickets

Affordable tickets for the whole family: $10/youth and $20/adult

We gratefully acknowledge the generous contributions from the following:

Family Series underwritten by Victor and Karen Trione, and Irene Sohm

Programs, dates, artist and prices are subject to change without notice. Tickets are subject to availability.

Photo by Susan and Neil Silverman Photography

Charlie Brown Goes to the Symphony
2024-01-18 00:00
Program

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Symphony No. 40 in G minor, K. 550 (Allegro molto)Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Serenade in G major, K. 525, Eine kleine Nachtmusik (Allegro)Ludwig van Beethoven: Symphony No. 3 in G major, K. 525, Eroica (Finale – Allegro molto)Franz Joseph Haydn: Symphony No. 94 in G major, Surprise (Adagio – Vivace assai)Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Symphony No. 35 in C major, K. 385, Haffner (Allegro con spirito)Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Symphony No. 41 in C major, K. 551, Jupiter (Molto allegro)Ludwig van Beethoven: Symphony No. 7 in A major, Opus 92 (Allegretto)Ellen Taaffe Zwilich: Peanuts® Gallery for Piano and OrchestraVince Guaraldi / Robert Longfield, arranger: Linus & Lucy

Instrument Petting Zoo

Pre-concert fun for kids of all ages. Come for the FREE Instrument Petting Zoo one hour prior to performances.

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Family Series underwritten by Victor and Karen Trione, and Irene SohmCharlie Brown Goes to the Symphony sponsored by Snoopy’s Home Ice

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Carnival of the Animals
2024-01-18 00:00
Instrument Petting Zoo

Pre-concert fun for kids of all ages. Come for the FREE Instrument Petting Zoo one hour prior to performances.

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SRSYO - From Stage to Screen
2024-01-18 00:00
Program

Richard Rogers & Oscar Hammerstein Ii, Arr. Robert Russell Bennet: Sound of Music, selection for OrchestraLeonard Bernstein, Arr. Jack Mason: West Side Story, Selection for OrchestraAndrew Lloyd Webber, Arr. Calvin Custer: Selections from The Phantom of The OperaClaude-Michel Schoenberg, Arr. Bob Lowden: Selections from Les MiserablesJohn Williams, Arr. James H. Burden: Star Wars medleyJohn Williams: Duel of The Fates from Star Wars: A Musical JourneyDanny Elfman, Arr. John Wasson: Music from Spider-ManElmer Bernstein: The Magnificent Seven, Symphonic SuiteAlan Silvestri: Back to The Future, Suite for Orchestra

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Before the Concert: (price valid until May 12, 2023 at 11 am) Advance ticket sales are turned off at noon on the Friday before.$5 – Youth$15 – Adult$10 – Group (10+) available by phone only (707) 546-8742

After May 12, 2023 at 11 am and at the door$10 – Youth$20 – AdultGroup tickets are not available at the door.

Tickets are nonrefundable and subject to availability.

$2 ticket fee applies.

Programs, dates, artists, and prices are subject to change without notice.

Questions? Please call Patron Services at (707) 546-8742

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SRSYO Fall Concert "To the Moon!"
2024-01-18 00:00
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Before the Concert: (price valid until November 10, 2023 at 11:00 am)$5 – Youth$15 – Adult$10 – Group (10+) available by phone only

After November 10, 2023 at 11:00 am and at the door$10 – Youth$20 – AdultGroup tickets are not available at the door.

Tickets are nonrefundable and subject to availability.

$2 ticket fee applies.

Programs, dates, artists, and prices are subject to change without notice.

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Banner photo by Susan and Neil Silverman PhotograpghyBobby Rogers photo by Jurgita Mazeika

Road to 100, The Complete Beethoven Symphonies, Year 1
2024-01-18 00:00
Concert Conversations with Francesco Lecce-Chong and Corrick Brown

Concert Conversations are general seating and free to all concert ticket holders. Join Francesco and Corrick for this interesting and fun conversation. Starting at 2:00 pm for approximately 30 minutes in Weill Hall.

Tickets

Youths 7-17 years of age may receive one complimentary ticket with every paid adult. Request tickets through Patron Services at (707) 546-8742.

$10 student rush tickets for college students with a valid student ID. Available starting 1-1/2 hours prior to the concert, at the door only. Classical Series concerts only.

Beethoven BBQ – On Weill Lawn

To top off the concert experience, immediately following the performance, there will be a lively no-host Beethoven BBQ on the lawn adjacent to the hall. Patrons can mingle with Maestro Lecce-Chong, orchestra musicians and fellow concertgoers. The BBQ is open to all ticket holders and will feature an eclectic assortment of food trucks, including Red Rose Catering, which specializes in authentic Southern food; Dino’s Greek Food Truck, which offers a modern take on traditional Greek food; and Mariscos El Cora Food Truck, which showcases a vast selection of Mexican dishes including the crowd pleasing, pozole. JUST ADDED: Tri Tip Trolley which offers savory delights sure to satisfy meat lovers to beloved comfort food classics. More trucks will be added.

Patrons are encouraged to bring a picnic, lawn chairs or blanket.Food and beverages are not included in the ticket price. The Beethoven BBQ is not open to the public.

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We gratefully acknowledge the generous contributions from the following:

Sponsored by Sara & Dixon BrowderConductor Francesco Lecce-Chong sponsored by Jamei Haswell, in honor of Richard GrundySupporting Sponsor Nancy Richards, in memory of Willard RichardsLudwig van Beethoven: Symphony No. 1 in C major sponsored by Nancy & Rob NovakLudwig van Beethoven: Symphony No. 3 in E-flat major, Eroica sponsored by Jonathan Riley

Programs, dates, artists, and prices are subject to change without notice. Tickets are subject to availability.

Banner photo by Susan and Neil Silverman Photography, feature photo by Colin Talcroft

Gershwin & Ellington
2024-01-18 00:00
Concert Conversations with Francesco Lecce-Chong

Concert Conversations are general seating and free to Classical Series concert ticket holders. Approximately 30 minutes in Weill Hall.

Saturday, May 11, 2024 at 6:30 PMSunday, May 12, 2024 at 2:00 PMMonday, May 13, 2024 at 6:30 PM

Tickets

Youths 7-17 years of age may receive one complimentary ticket with every paid adult. Request tickets through Patron Services at (707) 546-8742. Classical Series concerts only.

$10 student rush tickets for college students with a valid student ID. Available starting 1-1/2 hours prior to the concert, at the door only. Classical Series concerts only.

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We gratefully acknowledge the generous contributions from the following:

Classical Concert Series underwritten by Anderman Family FoundationSponsored by Alan and Susan Seidenfeld Charitable Trust in memory of Susan SeidenfeldConductor Francesco Lecce-Chong sponsored by David and Corinne ByrdGuest Artist Conrad Tao sponsored by Sara and Edward KozelCommissioned work, Flung Out for Piano and Orchestra by Conrad Tao sponsored by Nancy and Rob NovakDiscovery Rehearsal Series sponsored by The Stare Foundation and David Stare of Dry Creek VineyardPre-concert Talks sponsored by Jamei Haswell in memory of Richard GrundySeason Media Sponsor: The Press Democrat

Programs, dates, artists, and prices are subject to change without notice. Tickets are subject to availability.

Photo of Conrad Tao by Brantley Gutierrez

Boléro & Tchaikovsky
2024-01-18 00:00
Concert Conversations with Francesco Lecce-Chong

Concert Conversations are general seating and free to Classical Series concert ticket holders. Approximately 30 minutes in Weill Hall.

Saturday, March 23, 2024 at 6:30 PM

Sunday, March 24, 2024 at 2:00 PM

Monday, March 25, 2024 at 6:30 PM

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BUY TICKETS

Youths 7-17 years of age may receive one complimentary ticket with every paid adult. Request tickets through Patron Services at (707) 546-8742. Classical Series concerts only.

$10 student rush tickets for college students with a valid student ID. Available starting 1-1/2 hours prior to the concert, at the door only. Classical Series concerts only.

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We gratefully acknowledge the generous contributions from the following:

Classical Concert Series underwritten by Anderman Family FoundationSponsored by Viking CruisesConductor Francesco Lecce-Chong sponsored by David and Corinne ByrdGuest Artist Geneva Lewis sponsored by Sigmund Anderman, in memory of Susan AndermanFirst Symphony project commissioners Nancy and David Berto, Gordon Blumenfeld, Chuck and Ellen Wear, Creighton White in loving memory of Dorothy Bristow White, and Chloe Tula and Francesco Lecce-ChongFirst Symphony Project The Amphion FounationDiscovery Rehearsal Series sponsored by The Stare Foundation and David Stare of Dry Creek VineyardPre-concert Talks sponsored by Jamei Haswell in memory of Richard GrundyTchaikovsky’s Violin Concerto in D sponsored by The E. Nakamichi FoundationSeason Media Sponsor: The Press Democrat

Programs, dates, artists, and prices are subject to change without notice. Tickets are subject to availability.

Geneva Lewis by Matthew Holler Photography

Kahane Returns!
2024-01-18 00:00
Concert Conversations with Jeffrey Kahane

Concert Conversations are general seating and free to Classical Series concert ticket holders. Approximately 30 minutes in Weill Hall.

Saturday, February 17, 2024 at 6:30 PMSunday, February 18, 2024 at 2:00 PMMonday, February 19, 2024 at 6:30 PM

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Youths 7-17 years of age may receive one complimentary ticket with every paid adult. Request tickets through Patron Services at (707) 546-8742. Classical Series concerts only.

$10 student rush tickets for college students with a valid student ID. Available starting 1-1/2 hours prior to the concert, at the door only. Classical Series concerts only.

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We gratefully acknowledge the generous contributions from the following:

Classical Concert Series underwritten by Anderman Family FoundationSponsored by The Peggy Anne Covington FundConductor Emeritus Jeffrey Kahane, Conductor and Piano sponsored by Jack Dupre and Marsha Vas Dupre and Carly Dierkhising – Del CastroLudwig Van Beethoven: Concerto No. 4 in G major for Piano and Orchestra; Opus 58 sponsored by The Reiter FamilyDiscovery Rehearsal Series sponsored by The Stare Foundation and David Stare of Dry Creek VineyardPre-concert Talks sponsored by Jamei Haswell in memory of Richard GrundySeason Media Sponsor: The Press Democrat

Programs, dates, artists, and prices are subject to change without notice. Tickets are subject to availability.

Photos of Jeffrey Kahane by E.F. Marton Productions

RACH & the Hollywood Sound
2024-01-18 00:00
Concert Conversations with Francesco Lecce-Chong

Concert Conversations are general seating and free to Classical Series concert ticket holders. Approximately 30 minutes in Weill Hall.

Saturday, January 20, 2024 at 6:30 PM

Sunday, January 21, 2024 at 2:00 PM

Monday, January 22, 2024 at 6:30 PM

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Youths 7-17 years of age may receive one complimentary ticket with every paid adult. Request tickets through Patron Services at (707) 546-8742. Classical Series concerts only.

$10 student rush tickets for college students with a valid student ID. Available starting 1-1/2 hours prior to the concert, at the door only. Classical Series concerts only.

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We gratefully acknowledge the generous contributions from the following:

Classical Concert Series underwritten by Anderman Family FoundationSponsored by Willow Creek Wealth Management and Susan and Bruce DziezaConductor Francesco Lecce-Chong sponsored by David and Corinne ByrdGuest Artist Jospeh Edelberg sponsored by Victor and Karen Trione, in memory of Henry TrioneDiscovery Rehearsal Series sponsored by The Stare Foundation and David Stare of Dry Creek VineyardPre-concert Talks sponsored by Jamei Haswell in memory of Richard GrundySeason Media Sponsor: The Press Democrat

Programs, dates, artists, and prices are subject to change without notice. Tickets are subject to availability.

Photo of Francesco Lecce-Chong by Susan and Neil Silverman PhotographyPhoto of Joseph Edelberg by Clara Rice Photography

FLC Conducts Messiah!
2024-01-18 00:00
Program Notes

Program Notes offer insight and fascinating details about the concert program. Read them online at your leisure and enhance your understanding and enjoyment of every Classical Series performance.

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Concert Conversations with Francesco Lecce-Chong

Concert Conversations are general seating and free to Classical Series concert ticket holders. Approximately 30 minutes in Weill Hall.

Saturday, December 2, 2023 at 6:30 PMSunday, December 3, 2023 at 2:00 PMMonday, December 4, 2023 at 6:30 PM

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Youths 7-17 years of age may receive one complimentary ticket with every paid adult. Request tickets through Patron Services at (707) 546-8742. Classical Series concerts only.

$10 student rush tickets for college students with a valid student ID. Available starting 1-1/2 hours prior to the concert, at the door only. Classical Series concerts only.

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We gratefully acknowledge the generous contributions from the following:

Classical Concert Series underwritten by Anderman Family FoundationSponsored by The Donald and Maureen Green Orchestral Works Endowment FundConductor Francesco Lecce-Chong sponsored by David and Corinne ByrdGuest Artist Abigail Nims sponsored by Garth BixlerGuest Artist Sonoma State University Symphonic Chorus sponsored by Linda and David HanesDiscovery Rehearsal Series sponsored by The Stare Foundation and David Stare of Dry Creek VineyardPre-concert Talks sponsored by Jamei Haswell in memory of Richard GrundySeason Media Sponsor: The Press Democrat

Programs, dates, artists, and prices are subject to change without notice. Tickets are subject to availability.

Photo of Francesco Lecce-Chong by Susan and Neil Silverman PhotographyPhoto of Christina Pier by Alissa Dragun South Moon PhotographyPhoto of Abigail Nims by Regina MountjoyPhoto of Michael Dean by Ken WeingartPhoto of Benjamin Butterfield by UVic Photo ServicesPhoto of Jenny Bent by SSU

Mahler's Titan
2024-01-18 00:00
Play!

READ about Clarice Assad’s PLAY!

PLAY! by Clarice Assad was commissioned for Third Coast Percussion by the Santa Rosa Symphony, Resident Orchestra of the Green Music Center, Francesco Lecce-Chong, Music Director. The work was co-commissioned by the Grand Teton Music Festival, Sir Donald Runnicles, Music Director; and the Wheeling Symphony Orchestra, John Gennaro Devlin, Music Director. Additional support was provided by Bruce Oltman, the Maxine and Stuart Frankel Foundation, the Julian Family Foundation, and Steph and Daniel Heffner.

Program Notes

Program Notes offer insight and fascinating details about the concert program. Read them online at your leisure and enhance your understanding and enjoyment of every Classical Series performance.

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Concert Conversations with Francesco Lecce-Chong

Concert Conversations are general seating and free to Classical Series concert ticket holders. Approximately 30 minutes in Weill Hall.

Saturday, November 4, 2023 at 6:30 PMSunday, November 5, 2023 at 2:00 PMMonday, November 6, 2023 at 6:30 PM

Masterclass with Third Coast Percussion

Monday, November 6, 2023 4:00 pm – 5:00 pm at Weill Hall, Green Music CenterEvent is free but a ticket is required to enter

Reserve Your Seat!

Much of the advice given in a masterclass can be applied to any instrument. Therefore, all musicians are encouraged to observe the masterclasses, regardless of the instrument they play. Please spread the word and share this message with your students, colleagues and friends!

What is a masterclass?A masterclass is an open lesson, during which a student performs a solo work and is coached by a master teacher. Attending audience (that’s you) listen and learn as observers. It is a fun and informative opportunity to see a top-flight musician and music educator share insights and techniques and to watch a student learn and grow before your eyes.

Please note: Parking is not included in the ticket. You will need to pay to park while at this event.To purchase your parking permit in advance:

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Youths 7-17 years of age may receive one complimentary ticket with every paid adult. Request tickets through Patron Services at (707) 546-8742. Classical Series concerts only.

$10 student rush tickets for college students with a valid student ID. Available starting 1-1/2 hours prior to the concert, at the door only. Classical Series concerts only.

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We gratefully acknowledge the generous contributions from the following:

Classical Concert Series underwritten by Anderman Family FoundationSponsored by Judith M. Gappa Conductor Francesco Lecce-Chong sponsored by David and Corinne ByrdDiscovery Rehearsal Series sponsored by The Stare Foundation and David Stare of Dry Creek VineyardPre-concert Talks sponsored by Jamei Haswell in memory of Richard GrundySeason Media Sponsor: The Press Democrat

Programs, dates, artists, and prices are subject to change without notice. Tickets are subject to availability.

Photo of Francesco Lecce-Chong by Colin TalcroftPhoto of Third Coast Percussion by Saverio TrugliaPhoto of Clarice Assad by Marcelo Macaue

Kern Plays Grieg
2024-01-18 00:00
Program Notes

Program Notes offer insight and fascinating details about the concert program. Read them online at your leisure and enhance your understanding and enjoyment of every Classical Series performance.

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Concert Conversations with Francesco Lecce-Chong

Concert Conversations are general seating and free to Classical Series concert ticket holders. Approximately 30 minutes in Weill Hall.

Saturday, October 7, 2023 at 6:30 PMSunday, October 8, 2023 at 2:00 PMMonday, October 9, 2023 at 6:30 PM

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Youths 7-17 years of age may receive one complimentary ticket with every paid adult. Request tickets through Patron Services at (707) 546-8742. Classical Series concerts only.

$10 student rush tickets for college students with a valid student ID. Available starting 1-1/2 hours prior to the concert, at the door only. Classical Series concerts only.

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We gratefully acknowledge the generous contributions from the following:

Classical Concert Series underwritten by Anderman Family FoundationSponsored by Marcia Wagner in memory of Hap Wagner Conductor Francesco Lecce-Chong sponsored by David and Corinne ByrdGuest Artist Olga Kern sponsored by Sam Guerrera, in memory of Ava Guerrera Jean Sibelius, Symphony No. 2 in D major sponsored by Dr. Larry Schoenrock Endowment Fund Discovery Rehearsal Series sponsored by The Stare Foundation and David Stare of Dry Creek VineyardPre-concert Talks sponsored by Jamei Haswell in memory of Richard GrundySeason Media Sponsor: The Press Democrat

Programs, dates, artists, and prices are subject to change without notice. Tickets are subject to availability.

Photo of Francesco Lecce-Chong by Susan and Neil Silverman PhotographyPhoto of Olga Kern by Chris Lee

DYO & AYO - Postcards from Europe
2024-01-18 00:00
Program

Henry Purcell, Arr. Bob Phillips: RigaudonF. Richardson, Arr. Wolfgang Kuhn: irishe Ho-HoaneGeorges Bizet, Arr. Richard Meyer: aragonaise from “carmen”W.A. Mozart, Arr. Jamin Hoffman: amadeus! from Symphony No. 25George Gershwin, Arr. Jerry Brubaker: an American in ParisVittorio Monti, Arr. Kirt N. Mosier: csardasCamille Saint-Saã‹ns, Arr. Merle J. Isaac: dance MacabreNikolai Rimsky-Korsakov, Arr. Richard Meyer: capriccio Espagnol

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Before the Concert: (price valid until April 21, 2023 at 11 am) Advance ticket sales are turned off at noon on the Friday before.$5 – Youth$15 – Adult$10 – Group (10+) available by phone only (707) 546-8742

After April 21, 2023 at 11 am and at the door$10 – Youth$20 – AdultGroup tickets are not available at the door.

Tickets are nonrefundable and subject to availability.

$2 ticket fee applies.

Programs, dates, artists, and prices are subject to change without notice.

Questions? Please call Patron Services at (707) 546-8742

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YPCO - More Cowbell: Sarah Levy, the Ultramoderns, and Arvo Pärt
2024-01-18 00:00
Tickets

Before the Concert: (price valid until March 10, 2023 at 12 noon) Advance ticket web sales are turned off at noon on the Friday before.
$5 – Youth
$15 – Adult
$10 – Group (10+) available by phone only

After March 10, 2023 at 12 noon and at the door
$10 – Youth
$20 – Adult
Group tickets are not available at the door.

Tickets are nonrefundable and subject to availability.

$2 ticket fee applies.

Programs, dates, artists, and prices are subject to change without notice.

Questions? Please call Patron Services at (707) 546-8742

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DYO & AYO - Marches and Dances
2024-01-18 00:00
Program

Music from:The Prince of Denmark’s MarchLa Rejouissance from “Royal Fireworks Music” by HandelSelections from Tchaikovsky’s “Nutcracker”Dance of the Tumblers by Rimsky Korsakov…and more!

Tickets

Before the Concert: (price valid until November 18, 2022 at 12 noon) Advance ticket sales are turned off at noon on the Friday before.$5 – Youth$15 – Adult$10 – Group (10+) available by phone only

After November 18, 2022 at 12 noon and at the door$10 – Youth$20 – AdultGroup tickets are not available at the door.

Tickets are nonrefundable and subject to availability.

$2 ticket fee applies.

Programs, dates, artists, and prices are subject to change without notice.

Questions? Please call Patron Services at (707) 546-8742

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YPCO - In Living Harmony
2024-01-18 00:00
Tickets:

Before the Concert: (price valid until November 18, 2022 at 12 noon) Advance ticket web sales are turned off at noon on the Friday before.$5 – Youth$15 – Adult$10 – Group (10+) available by phone only

After November 18, 2022 at 12 noon and at the door$10 – Youth$20 – AdultGroup tickets are not available at the door.

Tickets are nonrefundable and subject to availability.

$2 ticket fee applies.

Programs, dates, artists, and prices are subject to change without notice.

Questions? Please call Patron Services at (707) 546-8742

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SRSYO - Danse!
2024-01-18 00:00
Tickets:

Before the Concert: (price valid until November 11, 2022 at 12 noon)$5 – Youth$15 – Adult$10 – Group (10+) available by phone only

After November 11, 2022 at 12 noon and at the door$10 – Youth$20 – AdultGroup tickets are not available at the door.

Tickets are nonrefundable and subject to availability.

$2 ticket fee applies.

Programs, dates, artists, and prices are subject to change without notice.

Questions? Please call Patron Services at (707) 546-8742

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Becoming Mozart
2024-01-18 00:00
Create precious family memories with an afternoon at the Symphony.

Instrument Petting Zoo

Pre-concert fun for kids of all ages. Come for the FREE Instrument Petting Zoo one hour prior to performances.

Tickets

Tickets are $10/youth and $20/adult

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We gratefully acknowledge the generous contributions from the following:Family Series sponsored by The Alan and Susan Seidenfeld Charitable Trust and Victor and Karen Trione

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Beethoven Lives Upstairs
2024-01-18 00:00
Create precious family memories with an afternoon at the Symphony.

Classical Kids Live!

Instrument Petting Zoo

Pre-concert fun for kids of all ages. Come for the FREE Instrument Petting Zoo one hour prior to performances.

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E.T. The Extra Terrestrial In Concert
2024-01-18 00:00
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Please read the Green Music Center’s current COVID-19 protocols here. Please note: COVID-19 protocols are subject to change. E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial is a trademark and copyright of Universal Studios. Licensed by Universal Studios Licensing LLC. All Rights Reserved. Available on Blu-ray and DVD from Universal Pictures Home Entertainment.

Free Community Concert featuring Villalobos Brothers
2024-01-18 00:00
Presented by the Green Music Center and Santa Rosa Symphony

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Leonard Bernstein/Maurice Peress, Arranger : Overture to West Side StoryScott Joplin/d.S. Desisle, Arranger/gunther Schuller, Editor : The EntertainerAlberto Ginastera : concerto for Harp and Orchestra, Opus 25Son Veracruzano [traditional]/Luis Villalobos/Eduardo Magallanes, Arranger : El PijulErnesto Villalobos : AttackLuis Villalobos/Marcos Barilari, Arranger : Sin MiSon Veracruzano [traditional] : La BrujaAlberto Villalobos/Eduardo Magallanes, Arranger : El San LorenzoPatricio Hidalgo/Alberto Villalobos : La GallinaLuis Villalobos/Marcos Barilari, Arranger : Somos

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All seating for this event is general admission and on a first-come, first-served basis. Seating in Weill Hall and outdoor tables is limited and not guaranteed. Patrons who wish to sit inside Weill Hall or at an outdoor table, should plan to be seated by 6:40 p.m. so the performance can begin on time. All guests will be welcome to sit on the lawn after that time.

Concert-goers may bring in food and non-alcoholic beverages to enjoy a picnic on the lawn or at terrace tables. Food and beverages may also be purchased on site. Water bottle filling stations will also be available.

For the safety of all guests, all items brought into the Green Music Center including coolers, picnic baskets, bags, backpacks and purses are subject to search upon entry. Patrons who choose not to subject their personal belongings to a security search will not be permitted to enter the grounds.

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My Kind of Broadway
2024-01-18 00:00
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Join Principal Pops Conductor Michael Berkowitz one hour prior to every concert for a discussion of the afternoon’s concert, along with personal anecdotes and memories from his storied career working on Broadway and with Liza Minelli, Henry Mancini, and Marvin Hamlisch among many others.

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Although the Santa Rosa Symphony is performing, the Luther Burbank Center for the Arts is selling the tickets for this concert.

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“My Kind of Broadway: Mike Berkowitz Finale” underwritten by The Heck Foundation Mike Berkowitz underwritten by Michael and Nancy Hall

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A John Denver Rocky Mountain Christmas
2024-01-18 00:00
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Since 2002 the combined talents of Curry and his band have brought John’s music back to thousands of people. He also works behind the scenes to preserve Denver’s music. Most notable is Curry’s collaboration with Lee Holdridge in rebuilding and preserving Denver’s original symphony arrangements. Curry was a key performer in the induction of John Denver to the Colorado Music Hall of fame show hosted by Olivia Newton John. He also was the host of the official John Denver Estate show, which toured the United States and Australia. Curry’s latest project is titled, “Such a Wild Place,” which was produced by two of John Denver’s band members, Pete Huttlinger and Chris Nole. It includes four original songs co-written by Jim Curry and also includes three unreleased songs written by John Denver.

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Join Principal Pops Conductor Michael Berkowitz one hour prior to every concert for a discussion of the afternoon’s concert, along with personal anecdotes and memories from his storied career working on Broadway and with Liza Minelli, Henry Mancini, and Marvin Hamlisch among many others.

How to Purchase Tickets for Pops!

Although the Santa Rosa Symphony is performing, the Luther Burbank Center for the Arts is selling the tickets for this concert.

POPS! Subscription Form

New subscriptions on sale June 10Individual tickets on sale August 17

To purchase tickets, click here.LBC Box office: (707) 546-3600Tues – Sat, 10am – 6pm | closed Sunday and Monday(Open 2 hours before performances on Sundays and Mondays)

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“Rocky Mountain Christmas” underwritten by Gordon BlumenfeldMike Berkowitz underwritten by Michael and Nancy Hall

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Playing for Peanuts: The Music of Vince Guaraldi
2024-01-18 00:00
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Launching Michael Berkowitz’s final season, Playing for Peanuts: The Music of Vince Guaraldi represents the world premiere of brand new orchestrations of Guaraldi’s genius, inspired by local legend Charles M. Schulz, his quirky Peanuts characters, and the comic strip itself. GRAMMY®-nominated pianist David Benoit, who composed music for the Peanuts TV specials for more than 10 years, will perform enduring favorites with his trio, including “Linus and Lucy,” “Christmas Time Is Here,” “You’re in Love Charlie Brown,” “Great Pumpkin Waltz,” “The Red Baron March,” “Cast Your Fate to The Wind,” plus other Peanuts favorites.

For four decades, the GRAMMY®-nominated pianist/composer/ arranger David Benoit has reigned supreme as one the founding fathers of contemporary jazz. He has served as conductor with a wide range of symphonies, including the Los Angeles Philharmonic, San Francisco Symphony, Dresden Philharmonic, London Symphony, and the Asia America Symphony Orchestra, to name a few. Piano performances have included Claude Bolling’s” Suite for Flute & Jazz Piano,” “Suite for Cello & Piano,” “Concerto for Guitar & Jazz Piano Trio,” with Angel Romero; guest soloist with Lalo Schifrin and his orchestra; and, as a tribute to Charles M. Schultz, the Peanuts Piano Concerto and the music of Vince Guaraldi in conjunction with his recording of Here’s to You, Charlie Brown: 50 Great Years. Be a part of the music of Charlie Brown at this special tribute, here in the hometown of Charles M. Schulz himself.

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Join Principal Pops Conductor Michael Berkowitz one hour prior to every concert for a discussion of the afternoon’s concert, along with personal anecdotes and memories from his storied career working on Broadway and with Liza Minelli, Henry Mancini, and Marvin Hamlisch among many others.

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Although the Santa Rosa Symphony is performing, the Luther Burbank Center for the Arts is selling the tickets for this concert.

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To purchase tickets, click here.LBC Box office: (707) 546-3600Tues – Sat, 10am – 6pm | closed Sunday and Monday(Open 2 hours before performances on Sundays and Mondays)

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“Playing for Peanuts: The Music of Vince Guaraldi” underwritten by The Redwood Empire Ice Area (Snoopy’ s Home Ice)Mike Berkowitz underwritten by Michael and Nancy Hall

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Opera in Concert: Mozart's Magic Flute
2024-01-18 00:00
ArtQuest Staff and Instructors

Katie Loomis, Program CoordinatorMarla Tusa, Vocal MusicLea Brown, DanceJereme Anglin, Theatre ArtsJason Pedri, Video ArtsLauren Frost, Digital ArtsBrooke Delello, Visual Fine ArtsJanet Fisher, Visual Fine ArtsTim Decker, Instrumental MusicJohn Sappington, Photography

San Francisco Conservatory of Music students

Victor Cardamone, TaminoEllen Leslie, PaminaHyesoo Kim, PapagenaErica Thelen, First Lady/Child-SpiritTaylor See, Second Lady/Child-SpiritHope Nelson, Third Lady/Child-SpiritJackson Allen, Monostatos/First Armored ManJoe Hack, Temple Speaker/Second Armored Man

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Lead Sponsor: Victor and Karen TrioneConductor Francesco Lecce-Chong Sponsored by David and Corinne ByrdArtQuest Santa Rosa High School sponsored by Willow Creek Wealth ManagementEllen Leslie sponsored by Pauline FisherEfraín Solís sponsored by Jack Dupre and Marsha Vas DupreShawnette Sulker sponsored by Irene Sohm

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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart – Die Zauberflöte (The Magic Flute), K. 620 (abridged)
COMPOSER: born January 27, 1756, Salzburg, Austria; died December 5, 1791, ViennaWORK COMPOSED: between April and July 1791, on a libretto by Emanuel SchickanederWORLD PREMIERE: Mozart led the premiere at the Freihaus-Theater auf der Wieden in Vienna on September 30, 1791INSTRUMENTATION: Tamino (tenor), Papageno (baritone), Pamina (soprano), Queen of the Night (coloratura soprano), Sarastro (bass), 3 Ladies (sopranos), Monostatos (tenor), 3 Child-Spirits (treble, alto, mezzo-soprano), Speaker of the Temple (bass-baritone) 3 Priests (tenor, bass, speaker), Papagena (soprano), 2 Armored Men (tenor, bass), 3 Slaves (2 tenors, bass), SATB chorus, 2 flutes (1 doubling piccolo), 2 oboes, 2 clarinets, 2 bassoons, 2 horns, 2 trumpets, 3 trombones, timpani, and stringsESTIMATED DURATION: 90 minutesDuring the summer and fall of 1791, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart juggled several projects: his final opera, La clemenza di Tito; the singspiel The Magic Flute, the Requiem (which Mozart left unfinished at his death), and the Clarinet Concerto. In September 1791, as Mozart raced to complete The Magic Flute, he was also opening La clemenza in Prague. This hectic schedule resulted in long days, sleepless nights, and hours traveling between Vienna and Prague, in less than comfortable conditions. After he premiered La clemenza, Mozart fell ill; he spent the final two months of his life frantically trying to complete as much music as possible while he could still work. He died on December 5, 1791, seven weeks before his 36th birthday.

Both the story and music of The Magic Flute reflect Mozart’s style and personality; conductor Bruno Walter called it “Mozart’s own spiritual will and testament.” Written in German, Mozart’s mother tongue, the fanciful tale incorporates many of the Enlightenment ideals to which Mozart aspired: noble virtue, the universality of mankind, integrity, and the heroic striving for knowledge. These lofty aspirations combine with unapologetically lowbrow humor to make The Magic Flute a true masterpiece, one Mozart wrote for everyday people rather than the aristocracy or the Church.

In technical terms, The Magic Flute falls into the category of singspiel (speech-song) rather than opera, as it incorporates spoken dialogue rather than recitatives between songs. Singspiels, a form of German comic opera, were quite popular in Mozart’s time. He was familiar with the style, having previously composed several singspiele, including Bastien und Bastienne, written at the tender age of 12, and The Abduction from the Seraglio, the first large-scale stage work he wrote after moving to Vienna in 1782. Singspiele are especially well-suited for plots that feature magical, whimsical, or “exotic” elements. Librettist, actor, and theatrical impresario Emanuel Schikaneder no doubt had singspiel in mind for The Magic Flute, whose story combines elements of several earlier tales. Research suggests Schikaneder may have been influenced by a 12th-century roman, Yvain (Owain, a knight of King Arthur’s Round Table), as well as the 1731 fantasy novel Life of Sethos, Taken from the private Memoirs of the Ancient Egyptians. Schickanader’s theatrical company was also known for its productions of Zauberoper (fairy-tale operas), particularly Oberon and The Philosopher’s Stone.

In 1784, Mozart became a Freemason, drawn as he was to the group’s belief in Enlightenment and humanist values. Many of Mozart’s friends and colleagues were also Masons, including Schikaneder, who found in Masonic symbology a perfect vehicle for telling a fanciful tale. The Magic Flute abounds in Masonic references. The number three has particular Masonic significance; the overture, set in the key of E-flat (three flats), begins with three bold chords, meant to represent the three knocks that open secret Masonic rites. These chords return later in the overture, and recur at pivotal dramatic moments in the opera.

Opera plots are known for their convoluted storylines, particularly comic operas, with their reliance on misdirection, deception, and mistaken identity. Schikaneder’s story is less purely complicated and more puzzling, however. Prince Tamino is given a quest by the Queen of the Night to rescue the Queen’s daughter, Pamina, from the evil clutches of the wicked sorcerer Sarastro. This sets up the premise that Tamino, Pamina, and the Queen are “good” characters, while Sarastro is presented as “bad.” Halfway through the story these assumptions are turned upside-down. During his travels, Tamino, accompanied by the half-man, half-bird Papageno, finds Sarastro and comes to understand that Sarastro was rescuing Pamina from the Queen, who is actually the evildoer in this story. Along the way, as Sarastro charges them to perform three “trials” to prove their bravery, loyalty, and honesty, Tamino and Pamina fall in love (Papageno eventually finds love himself in the form of the adoring half-woman half-bird Papagena), and the Queen is defeated.

Musicologist Luke Howard offers an intriguing explanation for this narrative about-face. “These plot peculiarities can be understood in terms of a larger universal story that untangles the complexities of façade and inner truth,” he writes. “In this interpretation, The Magic Flute is a sophisticated symbolic vehicle, a lesson in epistemology that represents a philosophical exercise commonly known in German as Sein und Schein (Reality and Appearance). It invites the viewer to look past first appearances, and examine the premises and assumptions on which those appearances are based. In other words, it takes the story much further than a mere fairy tale – where characters are “types” and the distinction between good and evil usually well-marked – and turns it into a more meaningful and profound allegory … the audience … discovers the true Sein (Reality) beneath the deceptive Schein (or Appearance). This makes the first part of the opera an intentional deception, trying to convince Tamino that good is evil, and evil good. The second Act then pulls the curtain back and reveals the Truth that the Queen had hidden in the opera’s opening.”

© 2023 Elizabeth Schwartz Elizabeth Schwartz is a writer and music historian based in the Portland area. She has been a program annotator for more than 20 years, and works with music festivals and ensembles around the country. Schwartz has also contributed to NPR’s “Performance Today,” (now heard on American Public Media).

NOTE: These program notes are for Santa Rosa Symphony patrons and other interested readers. Any other use is forbidden without specific permission from the author, who may be contacted at classicalmusicprogramnotes.com.

Two Piano World Premiere
2024-01-18 00:00
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Join us for the Festival of Masks, presented by the Santa Rosa Symphony League.

A treasure trove of decorative masks created by some of the finest artists in Sonoma County will be auctioned at the Santa Rosa Symphony’s concerts on May 6, 7 & 8, 2023.

Doors open on Saturday and Monday at 6:00 PM and on Sunday at 1:30 PM, so you have time to shop for your perfect gift, wall decoration, or mask for that masquerade ball you may be attending! You can bid at a silent auction or purchase your favorite mask outright. Bidding will take place before the concert and during intermission. Your winning bid will be packaged and waiting for you immediately after the concert. For more information, please visit the Santa Rosa Symphony League’s website

Your purchase supports the Symphony’s Music Education programs.

Concert Conversations with Francesco Lecce-Chong

Concert Conversations are general seating and free to Classical Series concert ticket holders. Approximately 30 minutes in Weill Hall.

Saturday, May 6, 2023 at 6:30 PM

Sunday, May 7, 2023 at 2:00 PM

Monday, May 8, 2023 at 6:30 PM

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$10 student rush tickets for college students with a valid student ID. Available starting 1-1/2 hours prior to the concert, at the door only. Classical Series concerts only.

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Classical Concert Series underwritten by Anderman Family FoundationSponsored in memory of Jim and Charlotte LambConductor Francesco Lecce-Chong sponsored by David and Corinne ByrdCommissioned Work, Concerto for Two Pianos and Orchestra, by Ellen Taaffe Zwilich (World Premiere) supported by The Clarence E. Heller Charitable Foundation and the National Endowment for the ArtsGuest Artist Christina Naughton sponsored by Sara and Edward KozelGuest Artist Michelle Naughton sponsored by Nancy and Robert NovakDiscovery Open Rehearsal Series sponsored by The Stare Foundation and David Stare of Dry Creek VineyardPre-concert Talks sponsored by Jamei Haswell in memory of Richard GrundySeason Media Sponsor: The Press Democrat

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