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July 14-24 2011 · 41st SeasonScott Yoo - Music Director

Influences in Pop Culture

2011 summer music festival

This summer, we invite you to explore the influence “pop” culture has had on classical music throughout the ages. Encompassing a surprising array of composers from the 17th century to today, the 2011 Summer Festival presents works inspired by fairy tales, legends, plays and literary works, the jazz age, the art world and even rock and roll. Mozart, Beethoven, Brahms, Dvo ák, Debussy and Ravel as well as acclaimed

American composers of our time such as John Corigliano, Michael Daugherty and Patrick Zimmerli, are featured this summer in works that were inspired by the popular culture of their times.

Join me and my colleagues this summer for this season of engaging music. You, the audience, will play the most important part, as we embark on a musical adventure together in the beautiful Central Coast of California.

SCOTT YOO

Scott Yoo is generously sponsored by Lucia Cleveland and Paul Vanderheyden

Scott Yoo, Music Director

“It’s something to look forward to each summer - a chance to hear great music in beautiful surroundings.” - Festival Mozaic Audience Member

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Notable Encounters offer the chance to get up close and personal with the musicians through interactive events that focus on one piece of music performed at the Festival. In an interactive brunch, dinner setting, or in an informational discussion format, you will gain a deeper connection to the Festival’s community of musicians, and gain a deeper knowledge of the music.

Chamber Series Concertsbring together an international roster of musicians in small ensembles in intimate chamber music settings that showcase the beautiful Central Coast.

The Fringe Seriespresents classically-trained artists who bring the rigor and precision of their training into the innovative and experimental musical landscapes of today, such as jazz and world music.

Evenings with the Orchestrabring together musicians from the nation’s top orchestras under the dynamic baton of music director Scott Yoo.

Since 1971, Festival Mozaic’s international artists have come together with you, our audience, to create orchestral concerts, chamber music, classical

crossover events and engaging informative activities to inspire you.

July 14-24 2011

41 seasons.Five Centuries of Music.

A Singular Musical Experience.

Scott Yoo, Music Director

“Great music without the pretense. The newer, exciting, mind-expanding yet accessible programming is terrific. Excellent musicians and interesting programming.”

- Festival Mozaic Audience Member

20112 featured artists

Pianist Orion Weiss is one of the most sought-after soloists and collaborators of his generation. His career was made in 1999, when with less than 24 hours’ notice, he stepped in to replace André Watts for a performance of Shostakovich’s Piano Concerto No. 2 and was immediately recognized as one of the most gifted young pianists on the world stage. He has since electrified the stages of the Philadelphia Orchestra, Cleveland Orchestra, Chicago Symphony and New York Philharmonic, among many others.

“The gods of music must be smiling upon Orion Weiss… inspired virtuosity.”- The Cleveland Plain Dealer

Pianist Anna Polonsky is widely in demand as a soloist and chamber musician, regularly performing at Marlboro, Chamber Music Northwest, Seattle, Music@Menlo, Cartagena, Bard, and Caramoor, as well as at Bargemusic in New York City. A frequent guest at the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center, she performed an acclaimed solo recital at Carnegie Hall’s Stern Auditorium to inaugurate the Emerson Quartet’s Perspectives Series. She joins her husband, pianist Orion Weiss, for her first appearance with Festival Mozaic.

“…dazzling virtuosity.”- The San Francisco Chronicle

Orion Weiss and Anna Polonsky are generously sponsored by Drs. Samantha Curran and Richard Berg


Pianist and ComposerJohn Novacek regularly performs internationally as a recitalist, chamber musician and concerto soloist. A highly sought after collaborative artist, John has performed with Yo-Yo Ma, Joshua Bell and Leila Josefowicz among others, and in major halls across the world, including the Kennedy Center, Avery Fisher Hall, Carnegie’s Zankel Hall and in halls across Europe and Japan. He returns to Festival Mozaic in 2011 to perform in chamber music concerts and for the world premiere of his composition, Sounding Piece, commissioned by the Seattle Commissioning Society.

“ a commanding presence at the keyboard…sterling technique…virile, integrated playing.”- LA Times

Generously sponsored by Jerre and Andrea Sumter

Violinist Caroline Campbell has appeared as soloist with the Cleveland Orchestra, Los Angeles Philharmonic, and the Indianapolis Symphony. She has performed as a soloist at the Kennedy Center in Washington, and with the New York String Orchestra at Carnegie Hall. She has won top prizes at the Tibor Varga International Violin Competition, the Irving Klein Competition, and the Corpus Christi International Young Artist Competition. She tours regularly with jazz trumpeter Chris Botti, with whom she has appeared with the San Francisco, Atlanta, Houston, Dallas, and St. Louis Symphonies, the Cleveland Orchestra, and on tours to five continents. She has been featured onstage playing solos with artists including Andrea Bocelli, Michael Buble, and Garth Brooks. As first violinist of the classical-crossover Sonus Quartet, she has appeared at Disney Hall and collaborated with Stevie Wonder in the premiere of his newly-commissioned work at the Library of Congress.

“Ms. Campbell blew us away with her easy virtuosity… so magical it took your breath away.”- Concert Review

Generously sponsored by Marty and Diane Moroski

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Violinist Dale Barltrop has performed across North America, Europe and Australia. Recently appointed Concertmaster of the Vancouver Symphony in British Columbia, Canada, he has been a featured soloist with that orchestra throughout last season. Formerly the Principal Second Violin in the Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra, Dale appeared regularly as soloist with the SPCO. He is a regular artist at the Mainly Mozart Festival in San Diego and has also performed with the Queensland Orchestra and Queensland Pops Orchestra in his native Australia. As a chamber musician, he won the grand prize at the 2003 Fischoff National Chamber Music Competition as a member of the Verklärte Quartet.

“a wonderfully sensitive violinist”- Straight.com Vancouver, BC Generously sponsored by Dwyne Willis and Steve Bland

Composer and Saxophonist Patrick Zimmerli writes a sophisticated yet approachable hybrid of jazz and classical music that has brought him to the forefront of both the jazz and classical music worlds. His commissions have included those for orchestras and chamber groups across the U.S. His Modern Music for two pianos will be premiered at Carnegie Hall by pianists Brad Mehldau and Kevin Hays, with whom he is currently producing a CD of two-piano music. As a saxophonist, Patrick has performed in the concert series at MoMA and the Guggenheim Museum, on NPR’s Fresh Sounds, and recorded on the Arabesque, Blue Note, Songlines, and Koch labels. He currently teaches at Columbia University.

“…irresistible energy seemed to come from everywhere.”- New York Times Generously sponsored by Drs. Minke WinklerPrins and James Gealy

Percussionist Satoshi Takeishi is a diverse artist who works across a dizzying array of musical genres. A highly sought-after collaborative artist, his work includes compositions and performances with leading classical, jazz, South American and Middle Eastern musicians across he world. A gifted producer and arranger, he has also produced recordings for Polygram records. A resident of New York City and native of Japan, Satoshi works on projects in world music, jazz, contemporary classical music and experimental electronic music.

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Tango No. 9 is a quartet of Bay area all stars featuring Joshua Raoul Brody on piano, Isabel Douglass on accordion and bandoneon, Greg Stephens on trombone and bandleader Catharine Clune on violin, takes the legacy of the legendary Astor Piazzolla to a new level. Mixing improvisation, jazz and chamber music, they create a unique and passionate sound that has earned their recordings critical acclaim, including “one of the best modern tango CDs of 2002” by JAZZIZ Magazine.

“…the music grabbed us by the emotional necktie and pushed us up against a sonic wall.”- SF Weekly

The Modern Mandolin Quartet gives a new voice to one of the most American of musical instruments. Their music spans a wide range from the mandolin’s historical roots of American Bluegrass, Brazilian Choro and Italian folk songs that have brought them critical acclaim and delighted audiences across America. Recipients of prestigious grants from the National Endowment for the Arts Chamber Music program and Meet the Composer, MMQ records regularly for Windham Hill/BMG.

“Classical precision meets the spit and fire of bluegrass, high art meets good humor” -WNYC-FM

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Fringe Series Artists

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Cuesta College Performing Arts Center* · San Luis Obispo

Festival Chamber PlayersAaron CoplandSextet for Clarinet, Piano and String instruments

Francis PoulencSextet for Piano and Wind instruments

Antonín Dvo ákPiano Quintet in A major, op. 81

Celebrate diverse composers who were inspired by the popular dance, song, and even films of their times. Copland’s Sextet drew inspiration from popular dances like the Charleston and the classic 1931 German musical comedy film, The Congress Dances. Poulenc’s witty and energetic style, like a musical sponge, masterfully incorporates varied influences including circus music, jazz and Mozart. In his rollicking Quintet, Dvo ák drew on popular dances and songs from his native Bohemia.

Generously sponsored by Ron and Ann Alers

Chamber Series: Opening NightThursday, July 14, 7:30 p.m.

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Notable Encounter DinnerFrancis Poulenc, Sextet for Piano and Wind instruments Wednesday, July 13th, 6 p.m.With Scott Yoo and John Novacek

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The Edna Valley Spanish Colonial Style Home of Bruce and Brigitte Falkenhagen* · San Luis Obispo

Join Scott Yoo as he leads an encounter with a composer who brilliantly integrated the popular culture of his day into his music. Poulenc’s energetic Sextet will be illuminated in an evening of dinner, wine, and getting to know the musicians at the stunning Corbett Canyon hilltop home of Brigitte and Bruce Falkenhagen.

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Generously sponsored by Vic and Carol Ascrizzi *Part of this evening’s event is outdoors.

Please be prepared for cool evening weather.

*Parking passes required


Evenings with the OrchestraThe French Flair

Friday, July 15, 7:30 p.m.

Cuesta College Performing Arts Center · San Luis Obispo

Festival Orchestra

Scott Yoo, conductor

Anna Polonsky, piano

Orion Weiss, piano

Dale Barltrop, violin

From fairy tales to music halls, these French masters took inspiration from a variety of sources. Poulenc’s charming work combines French Cabaret style with

Mozart influences, while Fauré’s incidental music for a popular play is a tender and lyrical work. The fiery Tzigane, inspired by an all-night jam session on Gypsy

melodies, is a pièce de résistance of dizzying virtuosity.

Generously sponsored by Adamski Moroski Madden Cumberland & Green LLP

Join Dr. Alyson McLamore for a pre-concert discussion at 6:30 p.m. *Parking pass required

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Maurice Ravel, 'Ma mère l’oye’ (Mother Goose Suite)

Francis Poulenc, Concerto for Two Pianos in D minor

Gabriel Fauré, Pelleas and Melisande Suite, op. 80

Maurice Ravel, 'Tzigane,’ Rhapsody for Violin and Orchestra

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The Monday Club · San Luis Obispo

Antonín Dvo ák Piano Quintet in A major, op. 81

Widely believed to be one of the greatest chamber works ever written, this lyrical and robust quintet drew inspiration from the Bohemian dances and Slavic folk ballads of Dvo ák’s time.

Enjoy a champagne buffet brunch with the musicians in the historic and beautiful Monday Club, designed by Hearst Castle architect Julia Morgan, before this lively interactive presentation.Generously sponsored by Ben and Jo McRee and Bruce Gibson, District 2 County Supervisor

Chapel Hill · Shandon *

Festival Orchestra Scott Yoo, leader

George Frideric Handel, Water Music Suite No. 2 in D major

Antonio Vivaldi, Concerto for Two Cellos in G minor, RV 531

J.S. Bach, Brandenburg Concerto No. 4 in G major, BWV 1049

Arcangelo Corelli, Concerto Grosso in D major, op. 6/4

Georg Philipp Telemann, Don Quixote Suite

Cervantes’s “Man of la Mancha” has inspired five centuries of composers, from the Baroque to Broadway, and here joins works of the titans of the 17th century in this incomparable setting under the stars.

Generously sponsored by AT&T Foundation with support from the Augustine Foundation and the Clark Family

Evenings with the Orchestra Best of the BaroqueSaturday, July 16 7:30 p.m.

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Notable Encounter BrunchA Bohemian Afternoon with violinist Caroline CampbellSaturday, July 16 11 a.m. – 1 p.m.

* Doors open at 6 p.m. Bring a picnic. Handicapped parking ONLY will be permitted behind the Chapel. Benches are provided for outside seating or you may bring your own seating. No folding chairs with metal frames will be allowed on the outside tile, no metal framed seat cushions will be allowed on the benches. This is an outdoor venue. Please be prepared for varying temperatures.

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Fringe SeriesThe Modern Mandolin Quartet

Sunday, July 17 3 p.m.

See Canyon Fruit Ranch · Avila Beach*

Giving new voice to that most American of musical instruments, this quartet follows in the tradition of the mandolin orchestras and chamber groups from the early twentieth century, presenting a virtuosic array of classical, jazz and bluegrass with a unique sound of true American originals.

Enjoy the idyllic forested setting of the See Canyon Fruit Ranch in Avila Beach with a picnic and a bottle of one of Festival Mozaic’s favorite wines.

Table, chair and lawn seating available.

Generously sponsored by Adam Hill, District 3 County Supervisor, and Chevron

*This is an outdoor venue. Please be prepared for both hot and cool weather.

Notable Encounter DinnerFrench Impressions with Scott Yoo & Anna Polonsky


Villa Filaree, home of Dennis & Sharon Harris Schneider · Arroyo Grande

Claude Debussy, Violin Sonata

Considered the first and foremost of the French Impressionist composers, Debussy worked hard to promote French culture. At this intimate evening of fine food and fine wine at one of the most stunning homes at Varian Ranch, Music Director Scott Yoo serves as your tour guide, illuminating the fire, emotional depth and musical texture that makes this work a masterpiece.

Generously sponsored by David and Janet Peach

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Vina Robles Hospitality Center · Paso Robles

Edvard Grieg, String Quartet in G minor, op. 27

In this dramatic work, Grieg wholly re-imagined the capabilities of the traditional string quartet, taking inspiration from popular Norwegian folk songs and Norway’s indigenous instrument, the Hardanger fiddle, to create new sonic textures of expression.

Bring a picnic dinner to enjoy on the stunning wine-country grounds of the Vina Robles Hospitality Center with a bottle of one of their acclaimed vintages. Then move into their beautiful acoustic space as the musicians guide you in an hour-long interactive musical tour through one of chamber music’s most sumptuous pieces.

Generously sponsored by Frank R. Mecham, District 1 County Supervisor

SLO Botanical Garden Oak Glen Pavilion · San Luis Obispo

Johannes Brahms, Piano Quartet in G minor, op. 25

In Mozart’s time, a craze for Turkish culture gripped Europe. A hundred years later, it was Europe’s Gypsies who captured the continental imagination. In this passionate work, Brahms incorporated gypsy themes and rhythms, resulting in a masterpiece of the chamber repertoire.

Bring a blanket and a picnic to enjoy on the idyllic grounds of SLO’s Botanical Garden, before joining the musicians inside the Pavilion for an hour-long Gypsy journey.

Generously sponsored by Bruce Gibson, District 2 County Supervisor

Notable Encounter Insight The Gypsy Spirit with Scott Yoo & Orion WeissMonday, July 18 6 - 7 p.m.

Notable Encounter InsightEurope’s Fiddle Tradition with Ellen Pendleton Troyer and Paul SevertsonMonday, July 18 6 - 7 p.m.

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Evenings with the OrchestraBest of the Baroque

Tuesday, July 19 7:30 p.m.

Old Mission · San Luis Obispo

Festival Orchestra Scott Yoo, leader

George Frideric Handel, Water Music Suite No. 2 in D Major

Antonio Vivaldi, Concerto for Two Cellos in G Minor, RV 531

J.S. Bach, Brandenburg Concerto No. 4 in G Major, BWV 1049

Arcangelo Corelli, Concerto Grosso in D Major, op. 6/4

Georg Philipp Telemann, Don Quixote Suite

A program of works from the titans of the Baroque are performed in the incomparable acoustical space and historic ambiance of the Old Mission.

Generously sponsored by Joseph Thomas.

Join Dr. Alyson McClure for a pre-concert discussion at 6:30 p.m.

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The Lido Restaurant at Dolphin Bay · Pismo Beach

Antonín Dvo ák,String Quartet in F Major, op. 96 “American” (1893)

Through Dvo ák’s beautifully evocative quartet, this one-hour presentation and performance looks at the influences a young ‘America’ was having on composers from the ‘old’ country. Composed in Spillville, Iowa, a Czech community that offered Dvo ák a calm summer respite from his busy teaching engagement in New York, this resulting quartet is a fascinating mix of native Czech music, Native American influence and Negro spirituals.

Beverages and meals may be purchased before or after the presentation.

”These beautiful themes are the product of the soil, the folk songs of America, and composers must turn to them. All great musicians have borrowed from the songs of the common people.” - Dvorák

Generously sponsored by Paul Teixeira, District 4 County Supervisor.

Notable Encounter InsightAmerica’s Melting Pot: A Bohemian in the New Worldwith violinist Dale BarltropWednesday, July 20 4 -5 p.m.


Festival Chamber Players

Astor Piazolla, Libertango for String Quartet

Patrick Zimmerli, Latin Suite

Johnny Mandel/arr. Zimmerli, The Shadow of Your Smile

Dexter Gordon/arr. Zimmerli,The Chase

Mark O’Connor, Butterfly’s Day Out

George Harrison/arr. Campbell, Within You Without You

Matthew Hindson, Chrissietina’s Magic Fantasy

John Novacek, Intoxication Rag

Fringe Series Classical Musicians Doing Decidedly Un-Classical ThingsWednesday, July 20 7:30 p.m.

The versatility of music director Scott Yoo and the Festival musicians is on dazzling display in this evening of music that slips the boundaries of classical music and romps through the musical landscapes of jazz, bluegrass, Latin music and even rock and roll.

Generously sponsored by Mike and Shirley Ritter

*Parking pass required

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Dinner in the PlazaThursday, July 21 5:30 p.m.Chef Charles Myers of Big Sky Café prepares a unique menu paired with the finest Central Coast wines, in a celebration just steps away from the evening’s Mozart in the Mission concert. Join friends new and old in this beautiful and historic outdoor setting on the Mission Plaza.

Evenings with the OrchestraMozart in the Mission

Thursday, July 21, 8 p.m.

Old Mission · San Luis Obispo

Festival Orchestra Scott Yoo, conductor

Madeleine Kabat, cello

Ludwig v. Beethoven, Septet in E-flat major, op. 20

Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, Variations on a Rococo Theme, op. 33

W. A. Mozart, Symphony No. 40 in G Minor, K. 550

The ornate Rococo style of the18th century’s visual arts and architecture are reflected in these masterpieces by Beethoven and Tchaikovsky. The ‘black thoughts’ Mozart was experiencing in his growing unpopularity with the Viennese public may have resulted in this symphony, one of only two he wrote in a minor key.

Generously sponsored by Leon and Martha Goldin

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Generously sponsored by Big Sky Café and the City of San Luis Obispo.

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Claude Debussy, Violin Sonata

Johannes Brahms, Piano Quartet in G minor, op. 25

Patrick Zimmerli, Quintet for Piano, Strings and Percussion (world premiere)

Join Scott Yoo for an intimate evening of some of his favorite pieces of chamber music including Claude Debussy’s beautifully impressionistic Violin Sonata. After standing ovations for performances of his Piano Trios over the last two seasons, Festival Mozaic is delighted to host this world premiere by American composer Patrick Zimmerli, who has written a dedicated work for Festival Mozaic audiences.

Generously sponsored by Brigitte and Bruce Falkenhagen


Chamber SeriesThe Director’s CircleFriday, July 22 7:30 p.m.

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INSIDE THE ORCHESTRA FREE open rehearsalSaturday July 23 10 a.m. – 1 p.m.Cuesta College Performing Arts Center* · San Luis Obispo

Festival OrchestraScott Yoo, conductor

Caroline Campbell, violin

John Corigliano, The Red Violin (Chaconne for Violin and Orchestra)

Nicolai Rimsky-Korsakov, Scheherazade, op. 35

Hear music director Scott Yoo and the Festival Orchestra put the finishing touches on the Grand Finale concert at this open rehearsal.

Generously sponsored by Rabobank

*Parking pass required. Passes may bepurchased onsite or prior to the rehearsal through the Festival office.

JOIN THE BANDWant to get even CLOSER TO THE MUSIC? THEN JOIN THE ORCHESTRA ONSTAGE. If you’ve ever imagined how it might feel to sit in a world-class orchestra, now is your chance! A chair is waiting for you inside the Festival Orchestra at this rehearsal in an unforgettable experience of how musicians work together to bring these pieces to musical life.

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Chamber SeriesFrom the Old World to the New

Saturday July 23, 3 p.m.


Festival Chamber Players W.A. Mozart, String Quartet in d minor, K. 173

John Novacek, Sounding Piece (world premiere**)

Ludwig V. Beethoven, String Quartet in E minor, op. 59, no. 2

Michael Daugherty, Dead Elvis

From a popular Russian hymn borrowed by Beethoven to a brilliant and not-to-be missed

showpiece influenced by America’s “King,” this eclectic afternoon of music celebrates European masters and American upstarts.

**Commissioned by the Seattle Commissioning Society

Generously sponsored by Vic and Carol Ascrizzi

*Parking Pass Required

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“It’s wonderful having all these varied concerts within a relatively short time period, and having top quality musicians from all over. I’m proud that we have such a high-quality festival right here in SLO.” - Festival Mozaic Audience Member

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BRUNCH AT THE GARDENSunday, July 24 1 p.m. – 2 p.m. SLO Botanical Garden Oak Glen Pavilion · San Luis Obispo

Join friends, other music lovers and Festival musicians for a delectable champagne brunch to celebrate the close of another great festival.

Generously sponsored by Guy Fitzwater and Libbie Agran

Vina Robles Hospitality Center* · Paso Robles

This all-star Bay Area quartet of violin, accordions, trombone and keyboards delves deeply into the art form born in the Argentine ghetto that swept the world in the Roaring Twenties.

Table and lawn seating available.

*Wine available for purchase on site. No outside alcohol permitted. This is an outdoor venue. North County night temperatures can be variable so be prepared for warm and cool weather. Generously sponsored by Frank R. Mecham, District 1 County Supervisor

Fringe Series Tango No. 9Saturday, July 23 7:30 p.m.

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Evenings with the OrchestraGrand Finale



Festival OrchestraScott Yoo, conductor

Caroline Campbell, violin

John Corigliano , The Red Violin (Chaconne for Violin and Orchestra)

Nicolai Rimsky-Korsakov, Scheherazade, op. 35

No exploration of popular culture’s influence on classical music would be complete without acknowledging the film industry in the 20th century. The haunting score

for The Red Violin, a film depicting the life of a mysterious violin over the centuries, has become a modern classic. Rimsky-Korsakov was inspired by tales of the Arabian Nights and a clever slave girl whose storytelling powers save her life.

Generously sponsored by Roy and Jane Gersten


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201118 Visiting the Central Coast

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Halter Ranch1317 Park St.Paso Robles(805) 226-9455halterranch.com

Kynsi Winery2212 Corbett Canyon Rd.Arroyo Grande(805) 544.8461kynsi.com

Kenneth Volk Vineyards5230 Tepusquet Rd.Santa Maria(805) 782-0425volkwines.com

Lone Madrone 2485 Hwy 46 WestPaso Robles(805) 238-0845lonemadrone.com

Niner Wine Estates2400 Hwy 46 WestPaso Robles(805) 239-0033ninerwine.com

Ortman Family Vineyards1317 Park St.Paso Robles(805) 237-9009ortmanwines.com

Tablas Creek Vineyard9339 Adelaida Rd.Paso Robles(805) 237-1231tablascreek.com

Vina Robles Winery3700 Mill Rd.Paso Robles(805) 369-0140vinarobles.com

CENTRAL COAST wiNE COUNTRy

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SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY HOTELSPlease visit www.FestivalMozaic.com for more information on San Luis Obispo County’s great hotel accommodations.

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Date Time Concert venue works By

Wednesday, July 13

6 p.m. Notable Encounter Dinner House Concert, San Luis Obispo

Poulenc

Thursday, July 14

7:30 p.m. Chamber Series: Opening Night

Cuesta College PAC, San Luis Obispo

Copland, Poulenc, Dvo ák

Friday, July 15

7:30 p.m. Festival Orchestra: The French Flair


Ravel, Poulenc, Fauré

Saturday, July 16

11 a.m. Notable Encounter Brunch: Bohemian Afternoon

Monday Club, San Luis Obispo

Dvo ák

Saturday, July 16

7:30 p.m. Festival Orchestra: Best of the Baroque

Chapel Hill, Shandon

Handel, Vivaldi, J.S Bach, Corelli, Telemann

Sunday, July 17

3 p.m. Fringe Series: The Modern Mandolin Quartet

See Canyon, Avila Beach

Bluegrass with a classical touch

Sunday, July 17

6 p.m. Notable Encounter Dinner: French Impressions

House Concert, Villa Filaree, Arroyo Grande

Debussy

Monday,July 18

6 p.m. Notable Encounter Insight: Europe's Fiddle Tradition

Vina Robles Winery, Paso Robles

Grieg

Monday,July 18

6 p.m. Notable Encounter Insight: Gypsy Spirit

Botanical Garden Pavilion, San Luis Obispo

Brahms

Tuesday,July 19

7:30 p.m. Festival Orchestra: Best of Baroque

Old Mission, San Luis Obispo

Handel, Vivaldi, J.S Bach, Corelli, Telemann

Wednesday, July 20

4 p.m. Notable Encounter Insight: Musical Melting Pot

Dolphin Bay Resort, Pismo Beach

Dvo ák

Wednesday, July 20

7:30 p.m. Fringe Series: Festival Musicians


Jazz, bluegrass, Latin and other crossover works

Thursday,July 21

5:30 p.m. Dinner in the Plaza Old Mission Plaza, San Luis Obispo

Big Sky Cafe

Thursday,July 21

8 p.m. Festival Orchestra: Mozart in the Mission

Old Mission, San Luis Obispo

Beethoven, Tchaikovsky, Mozart

Friday,July 22

7:30 p.m. Chamber Series: Director’s Circle


Debussy, Brahms, Zimmerli

Saturday,July 23

10 a.m. Festival Orchestra: Open Rehearsal


Corigliano, Rimsky-Korsakov

Saturday,July 23

10 a.m. Join the Band Cuesta College PAC, San Luis Obispo


Saturday,July 23

3 p.m. Chamber Series: Old World to New


Mozart, Novacek, Beethoven, Daugherty

Saturday,July 23

7:30 p.m. Fringe Series: Tango No. 9

Vina Robles Winery, Paso Robles

Piazolla and other Tango masters

Sunday,July 24

1 p.m. Brunch at the Garden Botanical Garden, San Luis Obispo

Phoenix Catering

Sunday,July 24

3 p.m. Festival Orchestra: Grand Finale



Season At-A-Glance

July 14-24 2011 · 41st SeasonScott Yoo - Music Director

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wed., July 13, 6 p.m. Notable Encounter Dinner in San Luis Obispo $125

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Fri., July 15, 7:30 p.m. Festival Orchestra: French Flair $58-62 $43-47 $29-33

Sat., July 16, 11 a.m. Notable Encounter Brunch at the Monday Club $47-52

Sat., July 16, 7:30 p.m. Festival Orchestra at Chapel Hill $58-62 $43-47

Sun., July 17, 3 p.m. Fringe: Mandolin Quartet at See Canyon $47-51 $35-39 $17-21

Sun., July 17, 6 p.m. Notable Encounter Dinner at Villa Filaree $125

Mon., July 18, 6 p.m. Notable Encounter Insight at Vina Robles Winery $27-32

Mon., July 18, 6 p.m. Notable Encounter Insight at the Botanical Garden $27-32

Tue., July 19, 7:30 p.m. Festival Orchestra: Best of the Baroque at Mission SLO $58-62 $43-47 $29-33

wed., July 20, 4 p.m. Notable Encounter Insight at Dolphin Bay Resort $37-42

wed., July 20, 7:30 p.m. Fringe: Festival Artists at CPAC $48-52 $39-43 $29-33

Thurs., July 21, 5:30 p.m. Plaza Dinner at Mission SLO $125

Thurs., July 21, 8 p.m. Orchestra: Mozart in the Mission $ 58-62 $43-47 $29-33

Fri., July 22, 7:30 p.m. Chamber Series: Director's Circle at CPAC $48-52 $39-43 $29-33

Sat., July 23, 10 a.m. Join the Band $125

Sat., July 23, 3 p.m. Chamber Series: Old World to New at CPAC $48-52 $39-43 $29-33

Sat., July 23, 7:30 p.m. Fringe: Tango No.9 at Vina Robles Winery $47-51 $17-21

Sun., July 24, 1 p.m. Brunch at the Botanical Garden $47-52

Sun., July 24, 3 p.m. Festival Orchestra: Grand Finale at CPAC $58-62 $43-47 $29-33

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