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Asif Ali KhanPhilharmonia Baroque Orchestra Aeolus QuartetDeborah Voigt, sopranoJake Shimabukuro, ‘ukuleleSpecial Event for Bing Members and Performance Sponsors: Patti LuPone & Mandy Patinkin in ConcertSt. Lawrence String Quartet

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Tomáš KubínekThe Seven Deadly Sins Stanford Philharmonia OrchestraRichard Goode, piano

PARKInG

Parking is FREE on the Stanford campus in metered and lettered parking zones on weekdays after 4:00 pm and on weekends at all times. Disabled parking, loading, and service-vehicle restrictions are enforced at all times.

Parking areas near performance venues may fill quickly, depending on the size of the event and other simultaneously occurring events on campus.

Please allow 30 minutes to find parking and locate your seat before concert start time.

Parking for Bing Hall Box Office is on Lasuen Street near the Littlefield Center turnaround. Please note that visitor parking spots are metered prior to 4:00 pm on weekdays. Parking for Bing Hall Box Office can also be found in the new Galvez Lot.

Parking for Bing Concert Hall and Frost Amphitheater can be found in the new Galvez Lot (enter at Campus Drive and Lasuen Street) and on Lasuen Street, Museum Way, Roth Way and The Oval. In high-demand situations, parking farther afield can be found in Parking Structure 1, located at Campus Drive West and Roth Way; or in Parking Structure 7, beneath the Knight Management Center on Campus Drive near Serra Street.

AudieNCe Guide

Parking for Memorial Church can be found along The Oval at the end of Palm Drive. Roth Way and Museum Way, off Palm Drive, also provide parking.

Parking for Memorial Auditorium can be found on Serra Street, Memorial Way, Lasuen Street, Museum Way, and Roth Way.

ShuTTLE SERVICE

The Stanford Marguerite is Stanford University’s free public shuttle service, which travels around campus and connects to nearby transit, shopping, dining, and entertainment. For detailed schedules and maps, please visit transportation.stanford.edu/marguerite.

BIKE TO ThE BInG!

Bing Concert Hall is a bicycle friendly venue with 244 racks available in front of the main entrance and student entrance. Bicycles are not allowed to obstruct walkways, railings, doorways or ramps intended for use by pedestrians or people with disabilities. Improperly parked bikes will be removed and impounded by Stanford Public Safety.

DIRECTIOnS

For driving directions or public transportation information, please consult our website: live.stanford.edu. For comprehensive campus parking information and maps, visit stanford.edu/dept/visitorinfo/ plan/parking.

SEPTEMBER 2013

Itzhak Perlman & the Young Virtuosos of the Perlman Music ProgramA Night in Treme: The Musical Majesty of New Orleans with Preservation hall Jazz Band and Special Guests

OCTOBER

Harmony for Humanity: Daniel Pearl World Music Days Concert Memorial ChurchSpecial Concert for Stanford Students: PhosphorescentLive Simulcast of San Francisco Opera’s Falstaff Frost AmphitheaterSt. Lawrence String QuartetSing and Play the BingJon Batiste & Stay human

STAnFORD LIVE 2013–14 SEASOnPARKInG & DIRECTIOnS

nOVEMBER

MarizaEstonian national SymphonyChristopher O’Riley’s From the TopFestival Jérôme Bel: The Show Must Go On Memorial AuditoriumFestival Jérôme Bel: Cédric Andrieux

DECEMBER

Festival Jérôme Bel: Pichet Klunchun and MyselfLinked Verse (World premiere, Stanford commission)Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra A Chanticleer Christmas Memorial ChurchSan Francisco Boys Chorus

JAnuARY 2014

St. Lawrence String Quartet Kronos Quartet Takács Quartet Grupo Corpo

FEBRuARY

Grupo CorpoPhilharmonia Baroque Orchestra Joshua Bell, violinAngela Brown, sopranoChamber Music with Members of the San Francisco SymphonyCécile McLorin SalvantLive Simulcast of Dallas Opera’s Death and the Powers

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Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra haifa Symphony Orchestra of Israel Chanticleer & The new Century Chamber Orchestra

Get involvedBECOME An uShER

Join our valued team of volunteer ushers and earn free Stanford Live tickets and more benefits while you perform an important service. Duties include greeting and seating patrons, ticket-taking, merchandise sales, and more.

For information, visit live.stanford.edu (from the “Giving” menu, select “Volunteer Opportunities”) or contact Bill Starr, House Manager, at bstarr@stanford.edu or 650.725.1962.

MAKE A DOnATIOn

Donors are essential to the success of Stanford Live. For information about making a donation, please contact the Development Office at 650.725.8782.

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Online LIVE.STANFORD.EDUPhone 650.724.BING (2464)in Person Bing Concert Hall Box Office, 327 Lasuen Street Tuesday–Friday: 12:00 noon – 5:00 pm Weekends/Performance Days: Call box office for hours

nOTE OuR nEW START TIMES!

Performances begin at 7:30 pm; Sunday performances begin at 2:30 pm or 7:00 pm (except as noted).

WILL CALL

Tickets purchased and held under Will Call will be available for pick up at the Bing Concert Hall Box Office until the day before the performance. On the day of the performance, Will Call service at the performance venue will open 60 minutes prior to concert start time. Please bring valid photo ID to claim tickets.

hAnDLInG ChARGES

Handling fees are $4 per ticket for single ticket orders and $11 for online subscription orders.

nOTIFICATIOn OF RE-RELEASED TICKETS

Even though performances may reach capacity in advance, tickets may be released and become available for purchase closer to the performance date. In order to increase the number of people who can enjoy our performances, we have created an online notification list to inform patrons when tickets have been released or returned. Signing up for this list does not guarantee a seat, and purchases will be fulfilled in the order received. For more information, visit live.stanford.edu/go/notifylist.

REFunDS

Due to the nature of live performance, all programs are subject to change. Tickets are nonrefundable, except in the case of a cancelled event.

ACCESSIBILITY

Wheelchair seating, with up to three companion seats per wheelchair space, is available for all Stanford Live performances, at every price level. Please indicate your needs when purchasing tickets so that an appropriate location can be reserved for you.

Assisted listening devices are available for Stanford Live performances. Please visit Patron Services prior to the show for more information.

Sign language interpreting is available for Stanford Live performances with five business days’ notice given to the administrative office—call 650.723.2551 or e-mail us at stanfordlive@stanford.edu.

Large-p rint programs are available with 72 hours’ notice given to the administrative office. Please send all requests to stanfordlive@stanford.edu.

If you or someone in your party has additional accessibility needs, please call us at 650.723.2551 or e-mail us at stanfordlive@stanford.edu. We will do our best to provide you with an optimal experience of our performances!

LATE ARRIVALS

Please be aware that all events start at the time indicated on the ticket. Patrons arriving after curtain time will be seated at a suitable interval in the program or at intermission. We recommend that you arrive at least 30 minutes prior to performances to find parking, have a drink or a snack at our new café, and locate your seat before the show begins.

SPECIAL nEEDS & SEATInG REQuESTS

Please indicate any special needs or seating requests when you order. If the seating section you requested is no longer available at the time your order is filled, we will seat you in the best available seats in the next lower-priced section. If any performance you request happens to be sold out, we will still fill your order for the remaining performances you requested.

ChILDREn

Stanford Live is committed to providing quality cultural experiences for audience members of all ages, but some performances may not be suitable for young children. Regardless of age, all children must have a ticket. Please inform the Box Office personnel if you will be attending with a child so that they can assist you in making the best seating selection.

CAn’T MAKE A PERFORMAnCE?

exchange or donate your tickets. We are pleased to offer free ticket exchanges for Stanford Live Subscribers and for donors at the Friend ($150) level and above. All other exchanges can be made for $4 per ticket.

Exchanges can be made for another performance during the current season pending availability. If ticket exchanges are for a lower-priced ticket, the difference in price becomes a tax-deductible donation. You can also donate your tickets and be eligible for a tax deduction.

Ticket exchanges may be completed up to one business day before the performance date; donations must be received by the Box Office no later than one hour before the stated performance time. Tickets for past or missed performances may not be exchanged or donated.

For more information, please visit live.stanford.edu/tickets/policies.

A FRIEnDLY REMInDER…

As a courtesy to the artists and your fellow audience members we ask that you turn off all cell phones and any other light illuminating or sound emitting devices before the performance. Also, please note the use of cameras—including cell phone cameras— and recording devices is strictly prohibited.  

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RESTROOMS

The primary restrooms are located on the stage level, easily accessible by going down the stairs at Doors C and F or by using the lobby elevator near the Information desk. Additional restrooms are located on the lobby level across from Door D near the café.

LOBBY & hOuSE

The Bing lobby and box office open 60 minutes prior to the performance. Auditorium doors open 30 minutes prior to curtain for the audience to locate their seats.

CELL PhOnE SERVICE

Due to the design of the building, there is limited cell phone service at Bing Concert Hall, especially in the auditorium. Medical professionals and others who may need to be reached during a concert can either check their cell phone or pager device, or direct outside callers to call the Patron Services desk, along with their seat location, at the Patron Services desk at 650.725.3095. The desk is located across the lobby from Door F at the Coat Check / Information area.

WeLCOMeWelcome to the 2013–14 season of Stanford Live! We are pleased to provide this guide to ensure that your experience is as enjoyable as possible. Please take a moment to review the tips and information below, and thank you for joining us!

interlude This exclusive café in Bing Concert Hall’s expansive lobby serves guests before each performance and during intermission. The café serves gourmet sandwiches, cheese

platters, snacks, and an assortment of wine, beer, and nonalcoholic beverages. You can also pre-order beverages or snacks to be ready for you at intermission by visiting the café before the performance or online.

For complete hours, menus, and pre-ordering options, visit live.stanford.edu/dining.

Alumni Café On weeknights only, enjoy a pre-concert dinner or a glass of wine at The Café at the Arrillaga Alumni Center, just a five-minute walk to Bing Concert Hall. The café

features market fresh California cuisine, expertly prepared with seasonal ingredients, and a tasteful selection of fine wines. The menu features gourmet sandwiches and salads, lively antipasto dishes, and, depending on the performance schedule, a chef ’s table with daily specials of pasta, meats, and seafood. Pre-performance dining begins 90 minutes before curtain. Seating is limited and a reservation is strongly suggested.

Reserve now at thecafe.stanford.edu.

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ExPERIEnCE ThE PERFORMAnCES

Thanks to the following partners and supporters:

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STAY InFORMED & KEEP In TOuCh

The arts are ever-changing, and so are our online resources. Visit live.stanford.edu for more details about events and ticket sales, and be sure to sign up for our e-club for all the latest updates and special offers.

Stanford Live would like to sincerely thank our audience and donors for making the presentation and enjoyment of live performance on the Stanford campus possible. Welcome to 2013–14 season of Stanford Live!

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Photos: Residential & Dining Enterprises, Stanford UniversityCover photo: Jeff Goldberg