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JUNE 29 - AUGUST 3, 2019 ON AND AROUND THE CAMPUS OF APPALACHIAN STATE UNIVERSITY, BOONE, NC
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JUNE 29 schaefer popular series event
Ben Folds
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Sing Street
Broyhill Chamber Ensemble
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Broyhill Chamber Ensemble
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A Taxi Driver Page 7
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An Elephant’s Journey
Plenty of Time Page 11
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behind the curtain
Eastern Festival Orchestra
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Capernaum 17
LUNCH & LEARN Page 30
younG people’s film:
Fanny’s Journey Page 29
Weicholz Global film series:
Perfect Strangers
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younG people’s film:
extraordinary lessons for holocaust education Page 30
Storm Boy Page 29
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Tapas & Tesla
An Evening of Classic Lily Tomlin
Chris Botti
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Weicholz Global film series:
Becoming Astrid
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Broadway’s Next Hit Musical Page 21
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Broyhill Chamber Ensemble
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cherokee storytellinG
Gerard Schwarz, Music Director with pianist Awadagin Pratt
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Rosen-Schaffel Competition for Young and Emerging Artists
schaefer popular Pilobolus: series event Come to your Patti LaBelle Page 14 senses
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Weicholz Global film series: Page 12
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LUNCH & LEARN
nc black repertory company presents:
turchin center for the visual arts
Summer Exhibition Celebration
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younG people’s film:
Cinnamon Page 29
Broyhill Chamber Ensemble Page 24
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cara haGan: my place or yours? Page 30
Weicholz Global film series:
A Translator Page 25
AUGUST 1 schaefer popular series event
Punch Brothers Page 26
Broadway’s Next Hit Musical
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33rd Annual
Rosen Sculpture Walk
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community arts event:
Symphony by the Lake at Chetola
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3 Weicholz Global film series:
Never Look Away Page 27
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Concert & Dance Party with
The Temptations Page 28
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Welcome to An Appalachian Summer Festival! We Value... Arts programming that builds strong communities.
the arts bring us together, as a campus and a community. every summer, the festival unites residents and visitors of all ages around a shared love of music, dance, theatre, ďŹ lm and visual arts programming geared to almost every artistic taste and preference.
Affordable access to the arts.
offering events at a fraction of the ticket prices charged by other venues is central to the festival's mission, along with free and low-cost events that ensure access to quality arts programming for all.
Programming that inspires, lifts our spirits, and expands our view of the world.
as a university-based arts series, festival programs are designed not only to entertain, but to make us think, open a "window on the world," and promote lifelong learning through the arts.
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a schaefer popular series event
Ben fOlds With the
Winston-Salem Symphony JACOMO BAIROS, CONDUCTOR
SATURDAY, JUNE 29 8:00 PM SCHAEFER CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS
pianist, singer-songwriter, and north carolina native Ben Folds opens the 35th anniversary season of an appalachian summer festival with an unforgettable evening of genre-bending music featuring the Winston-salem symphony. according to the Vibes Music Blog, “on stage, he is just a wonder to watch, as a pianist, as a lyricist, as a composer, a conductor and as a man.”
$50 / $45 / $30
SERIES SPONSORSHIP PROVIDED BY:
Westglow Resort & Spa and Rowland’s Restaurant, made possible through the generosity of Bonnie and Jamie Schaefer. PERFORMANCE SPONSORSHIP PROVIDED BY:
Wells Fargo, Mast General Store, Goodnight Brothers, SkyBest Communications, Inc., Boone Area Visitors Bureau 4
Broyhill Chamber Ensemble: The Trio Takes Form Join us for the Broyhill Chamber Ensemble’s critically acclaimed international Reflections Series, as violinist Gil morgenstern celebrates his 35th season as artistic director of the chamber music ensemble that has served as the cornerstone of the festival’s classical music programming. every summer, several of the nation’s most distinguished chamber musicians assemble to create a memorable classical music experience for festival audiences. the series opens on June 30, with additional concerts on July 2, 28 and 30. the broyhill chamber ensemble’s opening concert, The Trio Takes Form, charts the progression of the popular trio form over 75 years. divertimento for string trio no. 8 in b-flat major, hob. v:8 (1765) adagio con variazioni menuetto finale: presto
Joseph haydn
string trio op.9 no. 3 in c minor (1797) allegro con spirito adagio con espressione scherzo: allegro molto e vivace finale: presto
ludwig van beethoven
piano trio in d minor, op. 49 (1839) molto allegro agitato andante con moto tranquillo scherzo allegro assai appassionato
felix mendelssohn
SPONSORED BY:
McDonald’s of Boone 5
SUNDAY, JUNE 30 7:00 PM ROSEN CONCERT HALL $25 / $22.50 / $10 free child ticket (17 and under) with purchase of an adult ticket
Gil morgenstern, violin francesca depasquale, violin Jessica thompson, viola christine lamprea, cello benjamin hochman, piano
Broyhill Chamber Ensemble: Bridging the Classical and Romantic Divide TUESDAY, JULY 2 7:00 PM ROSEN CONCERT HALL $25 / $22.50 / $10 free child ticket (17 and under) with purchase of an adult ticket
the Broyhill Chamber Ensemble and its international Reflections Series continues with Bridging the Classical and Romantic Divide. the program compares and contrasts the end of one compositional era and the beginning of a new one over the span of 50 years. piano Quartet in e-flat major, op. 16 (1796) Grave - allegro, ma non troppo andante cantabile rondo: allegro, ma non troppo
ludwig van beethoven
notturno in e-flat major, op. 148 (1846)
franz schubert
piano Quartet in e-flat major, op. 47 (1842) sostenuto assai - allegro ma non troppo scherzo: molto vivace andante cantabile vivace
robert schumann
New this year: “tuesday talks with the dean” pre-concert remarks by hayes school of music dean James douthit, beginning at 7pm.
Gil morgenstern, violin francesca depasquale, violin Jessica thompson, viola christine lamprea, cello benjamin hochman, piano
SPONSORED BY:
McDonald’s of Boone 6
the helene and stephen Weicholz Global film series
WEDNESDAY, JULY 3 7:00 PM SCHAEFER CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS $10
A Taxi Driver (Taeksi woonjunsa) in korean with english subtitles
based on a true story, this film tells the tale of a widowed taxi driver from seoul, who finagles his way into a lucrative fare and unintentionally becomes involved in the 1980 Gwangju democratic uprising, a landmark historical event in south korea’s march toward democracy. south korea; not rated; directed by hun Jang (2017); 137 minutes
Pre-film talk with Dr. John Pfeifer begins at 7pm, with the film beginning at approximately 7:30pm. 7
FRIDAY, JULY 5 6 -10:00 PM TURCHIN CENTER FOR THE VISUAL ARTS free event
turchin center for the visual arts
Summer Exhibition Celebration
celebrate summer at the turchin center for the visual arts and engage, discover and connect through the arts! the summer exhibition celebration is an opportunity for art lovers to meet the artists, enjoy live music and refreshments, and spend time with fellow arts patrons while exploring one of the most exciting venues in town: a collection of seven galleries filled with a diverse mix of contemporary art by local, regional and international artists.
TCVA Lecture Series: Jodi Woodward FRIDAY, JULY 5, 6:30PM
Featured Exhibitions: Let the Circle Be Unbroken: The Shared Vision of Gretchen and Steve Lotz JULY 5 – DECEMBER 7, 2019, MAIN GALLERY
Gretchen and steve lotz continue to inspire, challenge and find mystery in each other after nearly five decades of an aesthetically inspired partnership. the intertwined worlds they have fashioned find form in the organically entangled artworks they create. steve’s paintings are inspired by the colors of the deep sea – watery greens, misty blues, rich coral purples and spiny reds. Gretchen too finds inspiration in the creatures of the waters and the birds of the skies.
steve lotz; Florida Iris and Water Icon; acrylic and wax pencil on canvas
My Place, or Yours?: Cara Hagan, Guest Curator JUNE 7 – DECEMBER 7, 2019, GALLERY A
My Place, or Yours? is an exploration into the politics and practice of collaborative work. the artists in this exhibition make work together, albeit from a distance. more specifically, the majority of the participants here have embarked on a journey through the philosophy and practice of “artistic surrogacy.” Dance performance by Cara Hagan, image courtesy of cara hagan Gelber 8
turchin center for the visual arts
Refugee: Bill Brown
JUNE 7 – DECEMBER 7, 2019, GALLERY B
bill brown; Refugee Sculpture #7, steel, patina, paint
according to the Global citizen there are an estimated 25.4 million refugees worldwide and the un refugee agency reports that over 52% of refugees are children. regionally beloved sculptor and philanthropist bill brown wanted to do something to help relieve this international crisis and turned to what he knows best — creating his Refugee Series. each freestanding metal piece in the series begins with a figurative form perched on a platform that metaphorically references the refugee journey: a rocking boat, an isolated rooftop, a beloved homeland.
Beyond the Plantations: Images of the New South, Photographs by Michelle Van Parys JULY 5, 2019 – FEBRUARY 8, 2020, MEZZANINE GALLERY
images of the old south are often sanitized views of a perfect and prosperous plantation life yet ignore the conflict, conquest and transformation that is manifested in the changing landscape. the photographs from Beyond the Plantations: Images of the New South present the contemporary southern landscape in all of its rich complexity.
1, 2, 3, 4, 5...…. A site-specific installation by Jodi Woodward michelle van parys; David in Manicured Garden, 2014, south carolina; selenium toned gelatin silver print.
JULY 5, 2019 – FEBRUARY 8, 2020, COMMUNITY GALLERY
australian artist Jodi Woodward asks viewers to reflect on how they (we) choose to spend the time we are given in our lives. she repeatedly asks: “do we just tick over the days or do we actively reflect on what we do and why we do it? do we just repeat the same behaviors over and over or do we choose to change what we do, or behave differently?” she is very interested in behavior, psychology, memory, and trauma and how that impacts our behavior.
Continuing Exhibitions: Plein Air: Southern Appalachian Forest: Reiko Goto Collins and Tim Collins MARCH 1 – AUGUST 3, 2019, MAYER GALLERY
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SATURDAY, JULY 6 10:00 AM ROSEN CONCERT HALL free event
Rosen-Schaffel Competition for Young & Emerging Artists
in partnership with the hayes school of music, the festival proudly presents the ninth season of the highly acclaimed Rosen-Schaffel Competition for Young & Emerging Artists, known for the pivotal role it has played in launching the careers of some of our state’s most promising young artists. during the spring of 2019, contestants submitted recordings of their work and a panel of judges selected six finalists to compete in a public performance. during the final round on July 6, jurors will designate three top prizewinners and the audience will select an audience choice award winner. in addition to a cash prize, the first-prize winner will be awarded an opportunity to perform a complete concerto or comparable work with conductor Gerard schwarz and the eastern festival orchestra during the 2020 season of an appalachian summer festival. morgan short, first place prize winner of the 2018 rosenschaffel competition, will perform with the eastern festival orchestra on sunday, July 14 at the schaefer center for the performing arts.
morgan short, 2018 winner
this year’s competition jurors are José-louis novo with the eastern festival orchestra and the annapolis symphony orchestra, roger kalia with the pacific symphony and orchestra santa monica, and robert moody with the memphis symphony orchestra.
SUPPORTED BY:
This performance and other classical music events at An Appalachian Summer Festival are supported by the Rosen-Schaffel Endowment for Classical Music Programing. Created by Nancy and Neil Schaffel, the endowment honors the legacy of Nancy’s parents, Arnold and Muriel Rosen, and their lifelong commitment to the fine arts, as well as their important role in the founding of An Appalachian Summer Festival. The 2019 Rosen-Schaffel Young Artist Competition has also received generous support from the Bruce J. Heim Foundation and Mark and Nancy Tafeen. These gifts have enabled the program to increase the amount of its cash awards to the competition’s winners. 10
North Carolina Black Repertory Company, producer of The National Black Theatre Festival, presents
Plenty of Time BY JOHN SHÉVIN FOSTER DIRECTED BY JACKIE ALEXANDER
the celebrated North Carolina Black Repertory Company returns by popular demand this summer with its production of Plenty of Time, following the romance between an unlikely pair, a debutante from an elite black family and a working-class young man with dreams of changing the world. over the course of 43 years, the relationship transforms and grows in tandem with the constant social and political change from 1968 to 2011.
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SUNDAY, JULY 7 7:00 PM VALBORG THEATRE
$25 / $22.50 / $10
WEDNESDAY, JULY 10 7:00 PM SCHAEFER CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS
Capernaum
the helene and stephen Weicholz Global film series
$10
(Capharnaüm)
in lebanese with english subtitles
the award-winnng Capernaum explores the life of zain, a streetwise, good-natured 12-year old boy, who deftly negotiates the crowded streets and desperate poverty of modern lebanon. living in the unforgiving slums of beirut with his uneducated parents and a wild pack of younger brothers and sisters, zain is forced to become the family’s primary breadwinner and problem solver. When he fails to prevent his parents from marrying off his beloved, younger sister, he runs away from his negligent parents and finds himself navigating a world where cruelty and poverty threaten to overwhelm kindness and goodness. lebanon; rated r; directed by nadine labaki (2018); 126 minutes
Pre-film talk with Dr. John Pfeifer begins at 7pm, with the film beginning at approximately 7:30pm.
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PILOBOLUS Pilobolus: Come to your senses maintains its own singular style, evolving interplay with shapeshifting, shadowplay and other explorations, breaking down barriers between disciplines and challenging the way we think about dance. pilobolus invites you to engage with childlike wonder at a performance that features classic and brand-new repertory – ranging from the silly to the surreal to the sublime.
proGram: symbiosis (2001) rushes (2007) Gnomen (1997) branches (2017) untitled (1975)
FRIDAY, JULY 12
8:00 PM SCHAEFER CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS $30 / $27 / $20 13
free child ticket (17 and under) with purchase of an adult ticket
SATURDAY, JULY 13 8:00 PM SCHAEFER CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS
a schaefer popular series event
$45 / $40.50 / $25
Patti LaBelle multi Grammy award-winning superstar singer and actress Patti LaBelle is widely regarded as the queen of rock and soul, known for performing music ranging from rhythm and blues renditions to spiritual ballads and everything in between. she has received acclaim for many of her songs, including “lady marmalade,” “When you talk about love,” “new attitude” and the number one duet with michael mcdonald, “on my own.” throughout her career, patti labelle has been nominated for and received numerous awards, including: Grammy awards for best female r&b vocal performance and best traditional r&b performance; naacp image awards for entertainer of the year, outstanding performance, and outstanding female artist; Grammy hall of fame induction for “lady marmalade;” the bet awards lifetime achievement award and many more. SERIES SPONSORSHIP PROVIDED BY:
Westglow Resort & Spa and Rowland’s Restaurant, made possible through the generosity of Bonnie and Jamie Schaefer. PERFORMANCE SPONSORSHIP PROVIDED BY:
Goodnight Brothers, Mast General Store, SkyBest Communications, Inc., Wells Fargo, Boone Area Visitors Bureau 14
Eastern Festival Orchestra
Gerard schwarz, conductor and music director awadagin pratt, piano morgan short, harp
SUNDAY, JULY 14
under the direction of maestro Gerard schwarz, the Eastern Festival Orchestra returns to the festival for an evening of symphonic music featuring soloists awadagin pratt, piano, and morgan short, first-prize winner of the 2018 rosen-schaffel competition for young and emerging artists. overture to The Creatures of Prometheus, op.43 piano concerto no. 5 in e-flat major, op.73 “emperor” suite from Ma mère L’Oye (mother Goose) Danse sacrée and profane La valse
ludwig van beethoven ludwig van beethoven maurice ravel claude debussy maurice ravel
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7:00 PM SCHAEFER CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS $25 / $22.50 / $10
free child ticket (17 and under) with purchase of an adult ticket
the helene and stephen Weicholz Global film series
Perfect Strangers (Perfectos Desconocidos) in spanish with english subtitles
tapping into our cell phone-obsessed zeitgeist, seven long-time friends meet for an intimate dinner party during a lunar eclipse. When the hostess suggests a party game in which the attendees agree to make all calls and texts public, secrets and lies abound, forcing the participants to question how much they really know about each other. mexico; rated r; directed by manolo caro (2018); 97 minutes
WEDNESDAY, JULY 17 7:00 PM SCHAEFER CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS
Pre-film talk with Dr. John Pfeifer begins at 7pm, with the film beginning at approximately 7:30pm.
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& TESLA
TAPAS
An Evening of Chamber Music
THURSDAY, JULY 18 7:00 PM MARK E. RICKS ATHLETICS COMPLEX
What could be better than an evening of world-class chamber music by the Tesla Quartet, in an informal and intimate café setting— complete with food and drink, socializing with other music lovers, informal conversation with the musicians— and a panoramic view of the appalachian state university football stadium? (ok, we admit that a sports arena may be an unusual backdrop for chamber music, but an appalachian summer festival is excited about presenting classical music in new and unconventional settings). please join us for this unique event that guarantees a fun and memorable concert experience! Ticket includes concert, an array of tapas and a selection of beer, wine and other beverages. 17
$50 adult limited seating
a schaefer popular series event
CHRIS BOTTI
multi Grammy award-winning master trumpeter and composer Chris Botti returns to the festival for a dazzling evening of music, ranging from jazz to pop to rock. for over two decades, this brilliant bandleader and born showman has amassed a spectacular variety of honors, including multiple Gold and platinum albums, to become the nation’s largest selling instrumental artist.
FRIDAY, JULY 19 8:00 PM SCHAEFER CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS $50 / $45 / $30
SERIES SPONSORSHIP PROVIDED BY:
Westglow Resort & Spa and Rowland’s Restaurant, made possible through the generosity of Bonnie and Jamie Schaefer. PERFORMANCE SPONSORSHIP PROVIDED BY:
Mast General Store, SkyBest Communications, Inc., Wells Fargo, Boone Area Visitors Bureau, Goodnight Brothers 18
SATURDAY, JULY 20
a schaefer popular series event
An Evening of Classic
Lily Tomlin
8:00 PM SCHAEFER CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS $60 / $54 / $40
Join Lily Tomlin for an unforgettable night of fun and sidesplitting laughter. “tomlin is amazing,” raves The New York Times, and “she has made the one-person show the daring irreverent art form it is today,” declares Newsweek. this unique comic artist takes her audience on a “wise and howlingly funny” trip with more than a dozen of her timeless characters– from ernestine to mrs. beasley to edith ann. “her gentle touch is as comforting as it is edifying,” exclaims Time Out New York about this warm and uniquely affecting experience filled with comical insights and wildly, witty observations about the human condition.
SERIES SPONSORSHIP PROVIDED BY:
Westglow Resort & Spa and Rowland’s Restaurant, made possible through the generosity of Bonnie and Jamie Schaefer. PERFORMANCE SPONSORSHIP PROVIDED BY:
SkyBest Communications, Inc., Boone Area Visitors Bureau, Mast General Store, Goodnight Brothers, Wells Fargo 19
WEDNESDAY, JULY 24 7:00 PM SCHAEFER CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS $10
the helene and stephen Weicholz Global film series
Becoming Astrid (Unga Astrid) in swedish and danish with english subtitles
Becoming Astrid is a 2018 biographical drama about the early years of swedish author astrid lindgren, the world’s third most-translated children’s writer, credited for more than 100 books, including Pippi Longstocking. eager to break free from her conservative upbringing, teenaged astrid trades her carefree life working on her family’s farm for an internship at a local newspaper. at first, it seems like an ideal outlet, not only for her talents, but also for her desire to become a free-thinking, modern adult woman of the 1920s. sweden/denmark; not rated; directed by pernille fischer christensen (2018); 123 minutes
Pre-film talk with Dr. John Pfeifer begins at 7pm, with the film beginning at approximately 7:30pm.
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Broadway’s Next Hit Musical every song is fresh. every scene is new. every night is different. it is all improvised, and it is all funny. the hysterical Broadway’s Next Hit Musical is the only unscripted theatrical awards show. master improvisers gather made-up song suggestions from the audience and create a spontaneous evening of music, humor, and laughter. the audience votes for their favorite song and watches as the cast turns it into a full-blown improvised musical – complete with memorable characters, witty dialogue, and plot twists galore.
THURSDAY, JULY 25 FRIDAY, JULY 26
under the direction of improv veterans rob schiffmann and deb rabbai, TheaterWeek hailed the show as “brilliant” and The New York Post called Broadway’s Next Hit Musical “remarkable.” don’t miss the next great american musical - it could be written by you!
$25 / $22.50 / $10
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8:00 PM VALBORG THEATRE
free child ticket (17 and under) with purchase of an adult ticket
33rd Rosen Sculpture Walk SATURDAY, JULY 27 10:00 AM -NOON SMITH GALLERY IN THE SCHAEFER CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS free event
The Rosen Sculpture Competition and Exhibition is an annual national juried competition presented by the turchin center for the visual arts on the campus of appalachian state university. to celebrate the 33rd anniversary of this dynamic program, join competition juror bill brown on an educational outdoor tour of the 10 sculptures from this year’s competition. the tour concludes at the schaefer center with an awards reception. Richard Harzog, It’s all about electricity, steel, 2018-19 Rosen winner
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Broyhill Chamber Ensemble: The Four Bs the Broyhill Chamber Ensemble and its international Reflections Series continues with a concert featuring works by bach, beethoven, brahms and contemporary composer vytautas barkauskas, with his homage to bach. selections from: partita in e major partita
Johann sebastian bach vytautas barkauskas
piano trio in d major, op.70 no.1 “Ghost” allegro vivace e con brio largo assai ed espressivo presto
ludwig van beethoven
piano Quartet in a major, op.26 allegro non troppo poco adagio scherzo: poco allegro finale: allegro
Johannes brahms
Gil morgenstern, violin avi nagin, violin kathryn lockwood, viola ole akahoshi, cello J.y. song, piano
SUNDAY, JULY 28 7:00 PM ROSEN CONCERT HALL $25 / $22.50 / $10 free child ticket (17 and under) with purchase of an adult ticket
SPONSORED BY:
McDonald’s of Boone 23
TUESDAY, JULY 30 7:00 PM ROSEN CONCERT HALL $25 / $22.50 / $10 free child ticket (17 and under) with purchase of an adult ticket
Broyhill Chamber Ensemble: Potpourri on this final international Reflections Series concert, the Broyhill Chamber Ensemble will perform robert schumann’s monumental quintet and ernő von dohnányi’s thrilling serenade, along with a seldom-heard work by sergei rachmaninov.
Gil morgenstern, violin avi nagin, violin kathryn lockwood, viola ole akahoshi, cello J.y. song, piano
trio elegiaque no. 1 in g minor
sergei rachmaninov
serenade op. 10 in c major marcia (allegro) romanza (adagio non troppo, quasi andante) scherzo (vivace) tema con variazio, (andante con moto) rondo (finale) (allegro vivace)
ernő von dohnányi
piano Quintet in e-flat major, op. 44 allegro brillante un poco largamente scherzo, molto vivace allegro ma non troppo
robert schumann
New this year: “tuesday talks with the dean” pre-concert remarks by hayes school of music dean James douthit, beginning at 7pm. SPONSORED BY:
McDonald’s of Boone 24
the helene and stephen Weicholz Global film series
A Translator (Un Traductor) in spanish and russian with english subtitles
A Translator tells the true story of a russian literature professor at the university of havana who is ordered to work as a translator for the child victims of the chernobyl nuclear disaster when they are sent to cuba for medical treatment in the late 1980s. torn from the abstract world of academia and forced into the relentlessly real world of medicine, the college professor must find a way to connect with the kids and serve as an empathic translator between the doctors and the children’s parents. cuba/canada; not rated; directed by sebastián barriuso Gonzalez-mora and rodrigo barriuso Gonzalez-mora (2018); 107 minutes
Pre-film talk with Dr. John Pfeifer begins at 7pm, with the film beginning at approximately 7:30pm. 25
WEDNESDAY, JULY 31 7:00 PM SCHAEFER CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS $10
a schaefer popular series event
THURSDAY, AUGUST 1 8:00 PM SCHAEFER CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS $45 / $40.50 / $25
Punch Brothers are the quintet of mandolinist chris thile, guitarist chris eldridge, bassist paul kowert, banjoist noam pikelny and violinist Gabe Witcher. says the Washington Post, “With enthusiasm and experimentation, punch brothers take bluegrass to its next evolutionary stage, drawing equal inspiration from the brain and the heart.” their latest album, All Ashore, was released in July 2018 on nonesuch records and won the 2019 Grammy for folk album of the year. The Independent called All Ashore, “...an album of rich instrumentation and understated beauty that reveals deeper nuances on each and every listen.”
SERIES SPONSORSHIP PROVIDED BY:
Westglow Resort & Spa and Rowland’s Restaurant, made possible through the generosity of Bonnie and Jamie Schaefer. PERFORMANCE SPONSORSHIP PROVIDED BY:
Boone Area Visitors Bureau, SkyBest Communications, Inc., Wells Fargo, Goodnight Brothers, Mast General Store 26
the helene and stephen Weicholz Global film series
Never Look Away (Werk Ohne Autor) in German and russian with english subtitles
FRIDAY, AUGUST 2 7:00 PM SCHAEFER CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS $10
inspired by real events and spanning three eras of German history, Never Look Away tells the story of a young art student named kurt barnert who falls in love with fellow student ellie. What neither of them knows is that their lives are already connected through a terrible crime ellie’s father committed decades ago. Germany; rated r; directed by florian henckel von donnersmarck (2018); 189 minutes
Pre-film talk with Dr. John Pfeifer begins at 7pm, with the film beginning at approximately 7:30pm. 27
SATURDAY, AUGUST 3 7:30 PM HOLMES CONVOCATION CENTER
a schaefer popular series event
$30 / $10 / $5
for more than 50 years, The Temptations have prospered, propelling popular music with a series of smash hits and sold-out performances throughout the world. the temptations hits include “my Girl,” “it’s Growing,” “since i lost my baby,” “Get ready,” “ain’t too proud to beg,” “beauty is only skin deep,” and “i Wish it Would rain” among others. the group includes original member otis Williams, with singers ron tyson, terry Weeks, larry braggs and Willie Greene Jr. SERIES SPONSORSHIP PROVIDED BY:
Westglow Resort & Spa and Rowland’s Restaurant, made possible through the generosity of Bonnie and Jamie Schaefer. PERFORMANCE SPONSORSHIP PROVIDED BY:
Mast General Store, SkyBest Communications, Inc., Wells Fargo, Goodnight Brothers, Boone Area Visitors Bureau 28
Young People’s Global Film Series Storm Boy
an appalachian summer festival embarks on adventures around the world with a series featuring films from ireland, australia, france, south africa, and mexico. film curator dr. John pfeifer will present a brief introduction prior to each screening.
Recommended for all ages (In English)
based on the 1964 australian children’s book by colin thieve, Storm Boy tells the story of 10-year-old michael kingley who lives a lonely life with his reclusive father on the desolate coastline of south australia. When a group of hunters kills a majestic pelican and orphans its young on the beach, mike convinces his father to let him raise the chicks to adulthood.
TEEN FILM
Sing Street
(australia)
TUESDAY, JULY 23, 1:00PM
(ireland)
TUESDAY, JULY 2, 6:00PM
Recommended for ages 13 and above (In English)
during the economic recession of dublin, ireland in 1985, teenager conor lawlor is forced to adjust to a new inner-city public school, where the kids are tough and the teachers even tougher. to impress the girl of his dreams, conor starts his own rock band with a group of nerds and non-musicians.
Australia; Rated PG (thematic elements, mild peril and brief language); Directed by Shawn Seet (2019); 99 minutes
Ireland; Rated PG-13; Directed by John Carney (2016); 105 minutes
el molcajete, a traditional mexican restaurant in downtown mexico city, is the pride and joy of maria’s grandmother, dona tere. When maria’s mother suddenly passes away, dona tere mourns the loss of her daughter and stops working at the restaurant. maria must find a way to bring her grandmother back to the restaurant before the traditional flavors, ingredients, and cooking secrets are lost forever.
An Elephant’s Journey TUESDAY, JULY 9, 1:00PM
Cinnamon
(mexico)
TUESDAY, JULY 30, 1:00PM
Recommended for ages 10 and above (In Spanish with English subtitles)
(south africa/usa)
Recommended for all ages (In English)
after the loss of his parents in a tragic accident, phoenix Wilder, an american teenager, moves to africa to live with his aunt and uncle. after finding and rescuing a young bull elephant from the nets of poachers, phoenix and his new pachyderm friend embark on an adventure to stop illegal hunting and find their way home.
Mexico; Rated PG (mild thematic elements involving the death of a parent); Directed by Jordi Mariscal (2013); 100 minutes
South Africa; Rated PG (adventure peril and poaching scenes); Directed by Richard Boddington (2017); 87 minutes
TEEN FILM
Fanny’s Journey
(france)
TUESDAY, JULY 16, 6:00PM
TUESDAYS IN JULY
Recommended for ages 12 and above (In French with English subtitles)
SCHAEFER CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS
based on a true story, Fanny’s Journey tells the compelling tale of a daring 13-year-old girl who will stop at nothing to save herself, her two sisters, and a group of young Jewish children from the nazis. France; Not Rated (some Nazi cruelty and threat of death); Directed by Lola Doillon (2016); 94 minutes
$5
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General admission includes film ticket, snack, and drink
WEDNESDAYS
NOON-1:30PM TURCHIN CENTER FOR THE VISUAL ARTS LECTURE HALL free event
Educational Programming Lunch and Learn Lecture Series these interactive and informative lectures offer a behind-the-scenes view of the festival’s offerings in the visual arts, music, theatre and dance. bring a bagged lunch to enjoy during the lecture! for more information about the lunch & learn series, visit tcva.org/calendar.
JULY 3
Meet the Sculptor!: Bill Brown on view in Gallery b
JULY 10
Behind the Curtain: Kraut Creek Ramblers JULY 17
Cherokee Storytelling: The Warriors of Anikituhwa JULY 24
Extraordinary Lessons for Holocaust Education: Resistance and Rescue in World War II: Racelle Weiman JULY 31
My Place, or Yours?: Cara Hagan Visual Arts Workshops explore your inner artist with a workshop! artists of all skill levels are welcome. advance registration and payment required. enrollment is limited so register today. for detailed information, visit tcva.org/workshops or call 828.262.3017.
JULY 13 & 27
Creative Kids Studio (ages 5-12) JULY 12 & 19, AUGUST 2
Inkalicious (ages 17+) JULY 13
Gelli Printing (ages 17+) 30
An Appalachian Summer Festival boone, north carolina
Plan Your Visit come and explore the boone area for a true mountain experience like no other. from the majestic peaks of the blue ridge mountains to the scenic overlooks on the blue ridge parkway, the boone area provides many opportunities to relax and enjoy the beauty and serenity of our region.
Need a place to stay? an appalachian summer festival and its hotel sponsors come together to make a trip to the high country stress-free and affordable! Whether you prefer a luxury resort or the comfort of a chain hotel, packages for select performances are offered at various accommodations in the high country! for more information, visit appsummer.org/visit.
Westglow Resort & Spa 800-562-0807 westglow.com
Holiday Inn Express
Chetola Resort & Spa The Bob Timberlake Inn
828.264.2451 expressboone.com
800-243-8652 chetola.com
10% OFF for Festival Patrons Online: ID #786828250 • Phone: Rate code IXNM9
Fine Arts & Great Food make it a memorable evening with dinner and a show!
IN BOONE: the local, makoto’s Japanese steakhouse & sushi bar, red onion, pepper’s restaurant, lost province brewing co., and boone saloon IN BLOWING ROCK: rowland’s restaurant at Westglow resort & spa and timberlake’s restaurant at chetola resort 31
Courtyard by Marriott 828.265.7676 marriott.com/hkybn
Ensuring a Bright Future for An Appalachian Summer Festival... Become a Festival Supporter! artistic excellence, accessibility, and audience engagement make an appalachian summer festival unique. because the festival is committed to affordable ticket prices, revenues from ticket sales cover only about 43% of its annual costs. private support from festival donors must fill the gap in order to ensure a continued commitment to both quality programming and affordable ticket pricing.
Ways You Can Help
• Attend festival events and share the magic of appsummer with friends and family. • Become a festival supporter! for ways to give, visit appsummer.org/support. enjoy donor benefits that include complimentary festival tickets and vip parking privileges. • Consider making an endowment gift. providing long-term financial security for the festival means creating a strong endowment. We need festival patrons to step forward by making an outright gift, or a planned gift, to ensure continuation of programming our audiences value. Gifts may be specifically targeted to programming you wish to support, and can also carry the names of the donor(s), or be designated in honor of or in memory of a friend or family member.
C E LCELEBRATING E B R AT I N G
appsummer.org/support YEARS
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Festival Information Box Office monday-friday 9:00am-5:00pm (et) 828.262.4046 • 800.841.ARTS
Online
tickets can be purchased through our online box office at anytime, appsummer.org
Ticket Information for individual ticket prices, see specific event listings, visit appsummer.org, or call the festival box office. all ticket prices include sales tax.
Pick 5 Discount purchase any 5 adult tickets and receive 10% off! some restrictions apply. discount only applied to purchases at the box office or by phone.
Parking free parking is available after 5:00pm on weekdays, and at all times on weekends, on campus. covered parking is available at both the rivers street parking deck and the college street parking deck. maps and other resources can be found at maps.appstate.edu. suggested parking lots include: • peacock hall parking lot (located directly across the street from the schaefer center) • stadium parking lot (located behind the schaefer center) • rivers street parking deck (located approximately ½ mile from the schaefer center) • bike lanes along rivers street
Accessibility and seating for patrons with disabilities seating for our patrons with disabilities is available on both levels of the schaefer center and in all other festival venues. the schaefer center is equipped with an audio system for the hearing impaired. headsets are available at the box office. if you need assistance in making seating arrangements, have questions, or would like to receive additional information about accessibility at the schaefer center, please contact Sarah Heustess, Director of Sales & Patron Relations at heustessse@appstate.edu or 828-262-2248.
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An Appalachian Summer Festival June 29-August 3, 2019 733 Rivers Street ASU Box 32045 • Boone, NC 28608
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