Santa Fe Pro Musica Ticket Brochure | 2023–24 Season

WELCOME TO SANTA FE PRO MUSICA’S 42 nd SEASON!

It was a joy to collaboratively plan these programs with Carol Redman, Pro Musica’s co-founder! Over the 20 years I have been coming as a guest soloist, I have always felt that intimacy and immediacy are hallmarks of Pro Musica’s offerings, providing magical musical moments that linger in our memory. Part of what drew me to this organization was its unique history and mix of orchestral, string quartet, and Baroque concerts, commissioned new works, youth concerts, and much more.

As Artistic Director, I look to carry on the rich legacy of the founders while bringing some of the music, ideas, and people to Santa Fe that have inspired my own artistic growth over these years. Highlights of this season include our opening concert “Source Code” in November. I will lead the Pro Musica Orchestra in an exploration across cultural borders and epochs to seek out some of music’s rich and colorful roots. Our Orchestra Series bookends the season with Conductor Laureate Thomas O’Connor leading the Pro Musica Orchestra alongside Polyphony: Voices of New Mexico in Mozart’s epic work for the ages, his Requiem. Along the way, our String Quartet Series presents five of the world’s best—Brentano, Diderot, Elias, Quatuor Ébène, and my quartet, Brooklyn Rider in collaboration with Swedish mezzo-soprano Anne Sofie Von Otter. Our Baroque Series continues with a Holy Week period instrument ensemble led by Stephen Redfield and focuses on female composers of the Baroque era. And our beloved Holiday Bach Festival will be back in December. New this season is our Discovery Series—unique educational and social events that bring you closer to the artists and the music, literally and figuratively!

Join us! We invite you to make an important difference by subscribing to “The Works” and planning to join us whenever your schedule allows. Thank you for your support of classical music and Santa Fe Pro Musica. Looking forward to sharing many magical moments with you in our 2023–24 season!

COLIN JACOBSEN, artistic director

COVER | Sachi Oba, Artist. Made of Stars, 2021. Acrylic on gallery-stretched canvas, 40 x 40 x 1.75 inches. Sachiobaart.com

NOVEMBER

2023–24 CONCERTS AT A GLANCE

SOURCE CODE

NOV 4–5 | Lensic Performing Arts Center

Santa Fe Pro Musica Orchestra with Colin Jacobsen, leader and violin soloist

Music by Heinrich Biber, Bartók, Jessie Montgomery, Colin Jacobsen, Edvard Grieg, and world folk music

SONGS OF LOVE AND DEATH

NOV 19 | St. Francis Auditorium | New Mexico Museum of Art

Brooklyn Rider with mezzo-soprano Anne Sofie von Otter

Music by Rufus Wainwright and Franz Schubert

DECEMBER

HOLIDAY BACH FESTIVAL

DEC 20–23 & 29–30

St. Francis Auditorium | New Mexico Museum of Art

Santa Fe Pro Musica Bach Ensemble

Concerts include Bach’s Solo Cello Suites— A Baroque Christmas—Bach and Beyond

JANUARY

J.S. BACH’S LEGACY

Diderot Quartet

JAN 14 | St. Francis Auditorium | New Mexico Museum of Art

Music by Caroline Shaw, Bach, and Mendelssohn

CELEBRATE MOZART

JAN 28 | Lensic Performing Arts Center

Santa Fe Pro Musica Orchestra with conductor Marcello Cormio and flutist Anthony Trionfo

Music by Mozart, Carl Nielsen, and Jessie Montgomery

FEBRUARY

CHIAROSCURO

Brentano Quartet

FEB 11 | St. Francis Auditorium | New Mexico Museum of Art

Music by Mozart, Shostakovich, and Mendelssohn

GROUNDBREAKING!

Elias Quartet

FEB 25 | St. Francis Auditorium | New Mexico Museum of Art Music by Haydn, Stravinsky, and Beethoven

MARCH

JOYS AND SORROWS

Baroque Holy Week

MAR 23–24 | First Presbyterian Church

Santa Fe Pro Musica Baroque Ensemble with Stephen Redfield, violin and leader, and Clara Rottsolk, soprano

APRIL

NORTHERN LIGHTS

Quatuor Ébène

APR 14 | St. Francis Auditorium | New Mexico Museum of Art Music by Mozart, Alfred Schnittke, and Edvard Grieg

THE MOZART REQUIEM

APR 27—28 | Lensic Performing Arts Center

Underwritten by the Thaw Charitable Trust

Santa Fe Pro Musica Orchestra with Conductor Laureate Thomas O’Connor

Polyphony: Voices of New Mexico (Maxine Thévenot, director)

Sherezade Panthaki, soprano

Meg Bragle, alto

Thomas Cooley, tenor

Douglas Williams, bass

Mozart’s Requiem and music by Anna Clyne

All programs and artists are subject to change.

ORCHESTRA SERIES at the Lensic Performing Arts Center

SOURCE CODE

Violinist and composer Colin Jacobsen leads the orchestra and guides us in tracing the roots of classical music back to their folk and spiritual ancestors.

SATURDAY NOVEMBER 4 | 7:30 PM

SUNDAY NOVEMBER 5 | 3 PM Colin Jacobsen, violin and leader

HEINRICH BIBER Battalia!

BARTÓK Romanian Folk Dances

JESSIE MONTGOMERY Source Code

COLIN JACOBSEN A Shadow Under Every Light

GRIEG Holberg Suite

WORLD FOLK MUSIC (arr. Colin Jacobsen)

CELEBRATE MOZART

Celebrate Mozart’s birthday with his last great symphony, the “Jupiter.” Also invited to the party are colorful works by 20 th century Norwegian Carl Nielsen and 21 st century American Jessie Montgomery.

SUNDAY JANUARY 28 | 3 PM

Marcello Cormio, conductor

Anthony Trionfo, flute

MOZART Divertimento in D Major, K. 136

CARL NIELSEN Flute Concerto

JESSIE MONTGOMERY Strum

MOZART Symphony No. 41, “Jupiter”

THE MOZART REQUIEM

Our season ends with Mozart’s Requiem , a powerful masterpiece, paired with Anna Clyne’s poignant Within Her Arms , a tribute to her late mother.

SATURDAY APRIL 27 | 7:30 PM

SUNDAY APRIL 28 | 3 PM

Thomas O’Connor, conductor laureate Polyphony: Voices of New Mexico

Maxine Thévenot, director

Sherezade Panthaki, soprano

Meg Bragle, alto

Thomas Cooley, tenor

Douglas Williams, bass

ANNA CLYNE Within Her Arms

MOZART Requiem

Underwritten by the Thaw Charitable Trust

STRING

QUARTE T SERIES at St. Francis Auditorium

New Mexico Museum of Art

SONGS OF LOVE AND DEATH

Brooklyn Rider with mezzo-soprano Anne Sofie von Otter

SUNDAY NOVEMBER 19 | 3 PM

Brooklyn Rider and legendary Swedish mezzo-soprano

Anne Sofie von Otter explore the intimate intersection of the human voice and the string quartet through the unexpected pairing of two great songwriters—Franz Schubert and Rufus Wainwright.

RUFUS WAINWRIGHT (arr. Colin Jacobsen) Trois Valses Anglaises

SCHUBERT Quartet “Death and the Maiden”

SCHUBERT Songs from Winterreise (arr. Osvaldo Golijov)

RUFUS WAINWRIGHT (arr. Colin Jacobsen) Songs for Lulu

“They are four classical musicians performing with the energy of young rock stars jamming on their guitars, a Beethoven-goes-indie foray into making classical music accessible but also celebrating why it was good in the first place.” —Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

J.S. BACH’S LEGACY Diderot Quartet

SUNDAY JANUARY 14 | 3 PM

J.S. Bach’s legacy permeates this concert, both subtly and overtly, across continents and centuries.

CAROLINE SHAW Punctum

BACH Selections from Art of the Fugue

MENDELSSOHN Quartet in A Minor, Op. 13

Named after the 18 th century French philosopher Denis Diderot, this quartet’s performances on historical instruments bring a fresh approach to works of the 18 th and 19 th centuries.

CHIAROSCURO

Brentano Quartet

SUNDAY FEBRUARY 11 | 3 PM

Shostakovich’s intensely personal String Quartet No. 8 , dedicated to the victims of fascism and war, sits in high contrast with two of the most uplifting, ebullient quartets by Mozart and Mendelssohn.

MOZART Quartet in E Major, K. 499

SHOSTAKOVICH Quartet No. 8 in C Minor, Op. 110

MENDELSSOHN Quartet in D Major, Op. 44, No. 1

Named for Antonie Brentano, considered to be Beethoven’s “Immortal Beloved,” the Brentano Quartet is “a magnificent string quartet … This was wonderful, selfless music-making.” —The London Times

GROUNDBREAKING!

Elias Quartet

SUNDAY FEBRUARY 25 | 3 PM

Groundbreaking compositions that altered the trajectory of the string quartet.

HAYDN Quartet in G Major, Op. 54, No. 1

STRAVINSKY Three Pieces for String Quartet

BEETHOVEN Quartet in E Minor, Op. 59, No. 2

“Poetic, charismatic and virtuosic, this immensely talented string quartet has the rare quality of unforced spontaneity.” —Sunday Telegraph, London

NORTHERN LIGHTS

Quatuor Ébène

SUNDAY APRIL 14 | 3 PM

The Northern Lights—musical conversations from 18 th century Prussia, 19 th century Norway, and 20 th century Russia.

MOZART Quartet in D Major, K. 575

ALFRED SCHNITTKE Quartet No. 3

GRIEG Quartet in G Minor, Op. 27

“A string quartet that can easily morph into a jazz band”

—New York Times

What began in 1999 as a distraction in the university’s practice rooms— improvising on jazz standards & pop songs—has become a trademark of this French quartet.

HOLIDAY BACH FESTIVAL at St. Francis Auditorium

New Mexico Museum of Art

DECEMBER 20 & 21 | Bach’s Solo Cello Suites

DECEMBER 22 & 23 | A Baroque Christmas

DECEMBER 29 & 30 | Bach and Beyond

Why Bach? Because when one thinks of Bach, one thinks of the best. “Nearly 300 years after his death, Johann Sebastian Bach is still the gold standard in classical music” ( BBC Culture Magazine ). Experience Santa Fe Pro Musica’s Holiday Bach Festival and hear for yourself the spiritual and the earthy, the intellectual and the emotional, the glorious music of Bach!

BACH’S SOLO CELLO SUITES

Tanya Tomkins, cello

Part 1—WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 20 | 7:30 PM

Cello Suites Nos. 1, 4, and 5

Part 2—THURSDAY DECEMBER 21 | 7:30 PM

Cello Suites Nos. 2, 3, and 6

(each concert is one hour, no intermission)

A BAROQUE CHRISTMAS

FRIDAY DECEMBER 22 | 7:30 PM

SATURDAY DECEMBER 23 | 4 PM

Santa Fe Pro Musica Bach Ensemble

Stephen Redfield, violin and leader

Clara Rottsolk, soprano

David Solem, organ

BACH Toccata and Fugue in D Minor

CORELLI Christmas Concerto

HANDEL Gloria in excelsis deo

GEMINIANI La Folia

TRADITIONAL CHRISTMAS CAROLS

(each concert is 75 minutes, no intermission)

BACH AND BEYOND

FRIDAY DECEMBER 29 | 7:30 PM

SATURDAY DECEMBER 30 | 4 PM

Santa Fe Pro Musica Bach Ensemble

Colin Jacobsen, violin and leader

PHILIP GLASS Company

BACH Violin Concerto in A Minor, BWV 1041

MENDELSSOHN String Symphony No. 10 in B Minor

ARVO PÄRT Fratres

BACH Orchestral Suite No. 3 in D Major

The voices of women from 18th century France

BAROQUE HOLY WEEK

Joys and Sorrows

SATURDAY MARCH 23 | 7:30 PM and SUNDAY MARCH 24 | 3 PM First Presbyterian Church

Santa Fe Pro Musica Baroque Ensemble

Stephen Redfield, violin and leader with Clara Rottsolk, soprano

ELISABETH DE LA GUERRE Trio Sonata No. 1 in G Major JULIE PINEL Printemps

ANTONIA BEMBO Al Re: Chiaro esempio de gloria

ELISABETH DE LA GUERRE Violin Sonata No. 1 in D Minor MADEMOISELLE DUVAL Suite from Les Genies

ELISABETH DE LA GUERRE Cantate. Judith

French Baroque Women Musicians

For millennia, women have participated in music-making, whether in taverns, homes, or palaces. However, only women from the wealthiest families had the money and leisure to become musicians with the education to write down their accomplishments—and if their music was not written down, we don’t have it today. This concert highlights the voices of women from the lavish court of Louis XIV (1638—1715).

Elisabeth Jacquet de la Guerre (1665—1729)

Born into a family of acclaimed harpsichord builders and court musicians, Elisabeth had education, privilege and connections. As a teenager, she entered the court of Louis XIV where she performed on the harpsichord and composed music.

Antonia Bembo (1640—1720)

Antonia Bembo, a native of Venice, fled an abusive marriage and moved to Paris where she blossomed as a singer-songwriter. Her songs exemplified the perspectives of women, giving them a voice when they could not do so themselves.

Julie Pinel (c. 1710—1737)

Through family connections Julie had access to the court of Louis XIV, who awarded her a prestigious eight-year printing privilege. With this opportunity, she published two collections of her music for voice, harpsichord and accompanying instruments.

Mademoiselle Duval (1718—c. 1775)

Mademoiselle Duval’s career revolved around the Paris Opera where she composed music, played the harpsichord, and was a singer and a dancer.

WOMEN of DISTINCTION

Our Women of Distinction Initiative provides opportunities for women engaged in various facets of the classical music industry. This program is supported by many contributors within the Pro Musica community.

ANNA CLYNE , composer

On April 27 and 28, as a poignant companion piece to Mozart’s Requiem, the Santa Fe Pro Musica Orchestra will perform Anna Clyne’s Within Her Arms, a tribute to her late mother. This GRAMMY-nominated composer was recently featured on The New York Times program “5 Minutes That Will Make You Love Classical Music.”

JESSIE MONTGOMERY , composer

One of Santa Fe Pro Musica’s favorite contemporary composers, we present Mongomery’s music on our November 4–5 and January 28 orchestra programs. Fanfare magazine noted that her music combines “17 th century English consort music, samba, mbira, Zimbabwean dance, swing, techno … and occasionally veers towards a modern jazz jam session.”

SACHI OBA , artist

Sachi Oba’s work “Made of Stars” (2021, acrylic on canvas) graces the covers of Pro Musica’s 2023–24 program book and brochure. Born in southern France, and daughter of renowned stone sculptor Toru Oba, she is known for her abstract paintings in bright contrasting colors with flowing drips and melting techniques.

CLARA ROTTSOLK , soprano

One of Santa Fe Pro Musica’s favorite singers, with her “clear, appealing voice and expressive conviction” (New York Times), Rottsolk has performed in many of our Baroque Christmas, Holy Week, and Bach Festival concerts. This season, she performs with us on December 22–23, and is featured on March 23–24.

(pictured on page 8)

CAROLINE SHAW , composer

Shaw is one of the most awarded composers of her generation, and has received two GRAMMY awards (2019, 2022) and a Pulitzer Prize (2013). In addition to classical music, she writes for film, pop, and TV. Santa Fe Pro Musica presents the Diderot String Quartet performing her music on January 14.

TANYA TOMKINS , cello

Equally at home on baroque and modern cello, Tanya is renowned for her unique interpretations of the Bach Cellos Suites. She has recorded this monumental set, performed them world-wide, and will present them in Santa Fe on December 20 and 21 as part of our Holiday Bach Festival in St. Francis Auditorium.

ANNE SOFIE VON OTTER , mezzo-soprano

Internationally acclaimed mezzo-soprano Anne Sofie von Otter is one of the finest singers of her generation with a wealth of recordings and awards including two GRAMMY Awards for best classical vocal performance. She will join Colin Jacobsen’s string quartet Brooklyn Rider in Santa Fe on November 19 for a program celebrating song.

Introducing the Discovery Series

Meet our artists, participate in lifelong learning, deepen your connections to music, and expand your classical music experiences through conversations and special events. Venues and prices vary. Some events are free.

TRACING THE ROOTS

WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 1 | 5:30 PM | Location TBD

Hear our Artistic Director Colin Jacobsen (and violinist, composer, and arranger!) in a conversation and performance exploring the pop, jazz, and folk music influences on classical music. Wine and appetizers are included.

$75

ICONIC THEMES

SUNDAY NOVEMBER 19 | 5:30 PM | Location TBD

Enjoy a three-course dinner and wine with internationally renowned Swedish mezzo-soprano Anne Sofie von Otter and Brooklyn Rider—violinists Colin Jacobsen and Johnny Gandelsman, violist Nicholas Cords, and cellist Michael Nicolas.

$150

BACH

AND BEYOND

FOR FAMILIES

THURSDAY DECEMBER 28 | 10 AM

St. Francis Auditorium | New Mexico Museum of Art

We welcome you and your family for a fun and festive onehour concert exploring Bach and his influence on generations of composers, with Colin Jacobsen and the Pro Musica Bach Ensemble. Free

WHY HISTORICAL INSTRUMENTS?

SUNDAY JANUARY 14 | 10 AM | Location TBD

Join the Diderot Quartet in a show-and-tell of historical string instruments. Learn what differentiates these from modern instruments and how that influences the music. Coffee and pastries included. Free

MOZART’S BIRTHDAY PARTY

THURSDAY JANUARY 25 | 6 PM

Governor’s Mansion

Join conductor Marcello Cormio and flutist Anthony Trionfo at the New Mexico Governor’s Mansion in a celebration of Mozart’s language and legacy on his 268th birthday. Wine and appetizers included.

$100

LIGHT AND SHADOW

SUNDAY FEBRUARY 11 | 10 AM

St. Francis Auditorium | New Mexico Museum of Art

Members of the Brentano String Quartet illustrate the wide range of human experience and emotion contained in the music of Mendelssohn, Mozart, and Shostakovich.

Free

THE MECHANISMS OF MUSIC-MAKING

SUNDAY FEBRUARY 25 | 10 AM

St. Francis Auditorium | New Mexico Museum of Art

In this casual but lively event, watch members of the Elias Quartet and select student ensembles dig into the details of making music. Free

THE EXOTIC LIVES OF FRENCH BAROQUE WOMEN COMPOSERS

SUNDAY MARCH 24 | 10 AM | Nüart Gallery

Soprano Clara Rottsolk and harpsichordist David Solem explore the rarified music of women composers and performers from the 17 th century French court of Louis XIV. Coffee and pastries included. Free

MOZART’S REQUIEM WITH THOMAS O’CONNOR

THURSDAY APRIL 18 | 10 AM

Renesan Institute for Lifelong Learning hosts Pro Musica Conductor Laureate Thomas O’Connor in a conversation about Mozart’s Requiem, a masterpiece shrouded in mystery.

Registration and fee required through Renesan renesan.org | 505.982.9274

DISCOVERY SERIES TICKETS

Reservations are required for paid events. Single tickets will be available starting June 19. Please call our box office at 505.988.4640 or note your choices on the ticket order form.

MEET THE MUSIC AT THE LENSIC

Want to expand your understanding of classical music? Arrive one hour early to each Pro Musica Orchestra concert at the Lensic for casual conversations and musical insights with KHFM’s Brent Stevens and this season’s guest artists. Included with your ticket purchase.

Santa Fe Pro Musica Youth and Education

YOUTH CONCERTS AT THE LENSIC

Every year, the Santa Fe Pro Musica Orchestra presents a Youth Concert Series at the Lensic, reaching thousands of local students and introducing them to the power of live classical music. These events are free to private, public, and homeschooled students.

Registration required. Contact banh@sfpromusica.org

Friday, November 3 at 10 AM —Source Code Exploration of folk and pop in classical music

Friday, April 26 at 10 AM —The Mozart Requiem

A look into Mozart’s final masterpiece

APPRENTICE ARTIST PROGRAM

This prestigious program provides talented, skillful, and mature student musicians with professional experience through participation in the Santa Fe Pro Musica Orchestra rehearsals and concerts.

Santa Fe Pro Musica Welcomes Students, Youth, and Families

STUDENT TICKETS

$10 tickets are available to students with a valid school ID.

SPECIAL RATE FOR FAMILIES

As part of Santa Fe Pro Musica’s outreach to youth and families, we provide a special rate for families—a limited number of tickets are $10 per person for youth (ages 18 and younger) and accompanying adult(s). This special rate provides accessibility and opportunity to experience live classical music.

Student Tickets and the Special Rate for Families are available exclusively through the Pro Musica Box Office at 505.988.4640.

Subscription & Single Ticket Information

SUBSCRIBE TO OUR EXCITING 2023—24 SEASON!

Reserved seat subscriptions are available starting Monday, May 15

To guarantee your seats, renew your subscription by Thursday, June 15

Single tickets available starting Monday, June 19

V isit sfpromusica.org/tickets-subscriptions to download a ticket order form.

*Section D tickets are not eligible for subscription discounts

SUBSCRIPTION OPTIONS

Your favorite seats at the best prices!

All subscription packages include reserved seating.

The Works | $552–$1019

All 13 concerts, 15% discount

String Quartet Series | $214–$419

5 concerts, 10% discount

Orchestra Series | $142–$262

3 concerts, 5% discount

Holiday Bach Festival | $220–$372

4 concerts, 5% discount

Create-Your-Own Package

Any 2–4 concerts, 5% discount 5 or more concerts, 10% discount

Group Discount

Ten or more tickets to a single concert, in a single transaction, 10% discount

SANTA FE PRO MUSICA BOX OFFICE

Tue–Fri, 10 AM–4 PM

505.988.4640

1512 Pacheco St. Ste. D201 Santa Fe, NM 87505 sfpromusica.org

Subscriptions available exclusively through the Pro Musica box office at 505.988.4640. Single tickets available online at sfpromusica.org and through our box office.

Programs, artists, and venues are subject to change without notice.

Santa Fe Pro Musica is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.

TICKET POLICIES

Please buy your tickets from Pro Musica’s box office or website or through the Lensic box office. We cannot refund or otherwise bear responsibility for tickets purchased from unauthorized third-party websites or vendors.

PHOTOGRAPHY | Acis Productions (Rottsolk), Jiyang Chen (Montgomery), Matt Dine (Trionfo), Alisa Foytik (Oba), Jurgen Frank (Brentano Quartet), Sally Horowitz (Cormio), Christina Kernohan (Clyne), Julien Mignor (Quatuor Ébène), Kait Moreno (Shaw), Peter Norby (various), OHM.LV (von Otter and Brooklyn Rider), Ewa-Marie Rundquist (von Otter), Christy Parent (various), Vivian Sachs (Tomkins)

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Lensic Performing Arts Center

211 WEST SAN FRANCISCO STREET

NOTE: The Lensic Performing Arts Center charges a $4 per ticket Preservation Fee for all performances in the Lensic, ensuring that this venue remains a vital part of our performing arts community.

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Ticket Subtotal (from reverse side)

The Works | $552-$1019 (13 concerts) 15% discount

Orchestra Series | $142-$262 (3 concerts) 5% discount

String Quartet Series | $214-$419 (5 concerts) 10% discount

Holiday Bach Festival | $220-$372 (4 concerts) 10% discount

Create-Your-Own Package 5% discount for 2–4 concerts, 10% for 5 or more

Group Discount: Ten or more tickets to a single concert, in a single transaction, 10% discount

Pro Musica Ticketing Fee

$2 per ticket, not to exceed $10 per subscription

Lensic Preservation Fee Total $4 per ticket, Lensic concerts only

Ticket/Subscription Total

Discovery Series Events Subtotal

Donation (thank you!)

Grand Total

Source Code Orchestra Series

Songs of Love and Death Brooklyn Rider with Anne Sofie von Otter String Quartet Series

Bach’s Solo Cello Suites

Part I

Holiday Bach Festival

Bach’s Solo Cello Suites

Part II

Holiday Bach Festival

A Baroque Christmas Holiday Bach Festival

Bach and Beyond Holiday Bach Festival

J.S. Bach’s Legacy

Diderot Quartet String Quartet Series

Celebrate Mozart Orchestra Series

Chiaroscuro

Brentano Quartet String Quartet Series

Groundbreaking! Elias Quartet String Quartet Series

Joys and Sorrows

Baroque Holy Week

Northern Lights

Quatuor Ébène String Quartet Series

The Mozart Requiem Orchestra Series

*Noted tickets are not eligible for subscription discounts.

**Lensic preservation fee $4 per ticket.

Tracing the Roots with Pro Musica Artistic Director Colin Jacobsen

Iconic Themes with Anne Sofie von Otter and Brooklyn Rider

Mozart’s Birthday Party with conductor Marcello Cormio and flutist Anthony Trionfo

$92, $68, $45, $22*

$92, $68, $45, $22*

$92, $68, $45, $22*

$92, $68, $45, $22*

$65, $45, $25*

$92, $68, $45, $22*

$92, $68, $45, $22*