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Tanglewood 75Th Anniversary Celebration from the Audio Archives 1937-2009 Tanglewood 75th Anniversary Celebration From the Audio Archives 1937-2009 Week One, June 20-26, 2012: Sunday, June 24 Wednesday, June 20 Boston Symphony Orchestra Boston Symphony Orchestra Danny Kaye, conductor Erich Leinsdorf, conductor “An Evening with Danny Kaye” Maralin Niska, soprano (July 13, 1961) Rose Taylor, mezzo-soprano Richard Cassilly, Joaquin Romaguera and Monday, June 25 Luther Enstad, tenors Tanglewood Music Center Orchestra and Sherrill Milnes, Richard Taylor and Ryan Singers Edwards, baritones Stefan Asbury, conductor Eugene Rabine, bass FOSS Introductions and Goodbyes Tanglewood Choir, Berkshire Chorus, (July 20, 2009) Framingham Choral Society Chorale, Berkshire Boy Choir Tuesday, June 26 VERDI Otello Harold Wright, clarinet (July 26, 1969) Yo-Yo Ma, cello Emanuel Ax, piano Thursday, June 21 BRAHMS Clarinet Trio, Op. 114 Boston Symphony Orchestra (August 2, 1990) Charles Munch, conductor Ruth Posselt, violin Week Two, June 27-July 3, 2012 Joseph dePasquale, viola Wednesday, June 27 MOZART Sinfonia Concertante, K.364 Boston Symphony Orchestra (July 11, 1958) Seiji Ozawa, conductor Sylvia MacNair, soprano Boston Symphony Orchestra Frederica von Stade and Janice Taylor, mezzo- Richard Burgin, conductor sopranos Ruth Posselt, violin Jon Garrison, tenor KHATCHATURIAN Violin Concerto, 3rd movt. David Parsons, baritone (August 1, 1954) John Ostendorf, bass-baritone Italo Tajo, bass Friday, June 22 William Young, actor Boston Symphony Orchestra Tanglewood Choir and Tanglewood Festival Seiji Ozawa, conductor Chorus Rudolf Serkin, piano BERLIOZ Beatrice and Benedict MENDELSSOHN Piano Concerto No. 1 (August 8, 1984) (July 18, 1975) Thursday, June 28 Saturday, June 23 Boston Symphony Orchestra Boston Symphony Orchestra Bernard Haitink, conductor John Harbison, conductor ROUSSEL Symphony No. 3 HARBISON Symphony No. 1 (July 8, 2006) (July 19, 1984) Friday, June 29 Friday, July 6 Boston Symphony Orchestra Boston Symphony Orchestra Erich Leinsdorf, conductor Serge Koussevitzky, conductor Van Cliburn, piano Excerpts from Inaugural BSO concert at RACHMANINOV Piano Concerto No. 3 Tanglewood (July 23, 1966) MOZART Symphony No. 25 (August 5, 1937 and August 5, 1944) Saturday, June 30 Boston Symphony Orchestra Saturday, July 7 Luciano Berio, conductor Boston Symphony Orchestra New Swingle Singers Erich Leinsdorf, conductor BERIO Sinfonia Beverly Sills, soprano (August 22, 1982) MOZART Arias “Ruhe Sanft” from Zaide Sunday, July 1 “Marten aller arten” from Entführung James Taylor and the Boston Pops “Exsultate Jubilate” K.165 John Williams, conductor “Ah se in ciel benigne stelle” K.538 Tanglewood Festival Chorus (June 6, 1968) Monday, July 2 Sunday, July 8 Tanglewood Music Center Orchestra Boston Symphony Orchestra Gunther Schuller, conductor Leonard Bernstein, conductor KNUSSEN Symphony No. 3 BERNSTEIN Symphonic Dances from West Side (August 5, 1981) Story BERNSTEIN Divertimento Tuesday, July 3 (July 4, 1981) Garrick Ohlsson BEETHOVEN Piano Sonatas, No. 30 – 32 Monday, July 9 (July 20, 2006) Boston Symphony Orchestra Seiji Ozawa, conductor Week Three, July 4-10, 2012 Yvonne Loriod, piano Wednesday, July 4 Jeanne Loriod, ondes Martenot Boston Pops Orchestra MESSIAEN Turangalîla-Symphonie Arthur Fiedler, conductor (August 16, 1975) Earl Wild, piano GERSHWIN Concerto in F Tuesday, July 10 (1962/1967/1970) Tanglewood Music Center Orchestra James Levine, conductor Thursday, July 5 DVOŘÁK Symphony No. 8 Boston Symphony Orchestra (June 30, 2008) Charles Munch, conductor Doriot Anthony Dwyer, flute Lukas Foss and Seymour Lipkin, piano BACH Suite No. 2 BACH Concerto No. 1 in c-minor, for two pianos (July 8, 1955 and July 5, 1957) Week Four, July 11-17, 2012 Tuesday, July 17 Wednesday, July 11 Tanglewood Music Center singers Boston Symphony Orchestra Claude Frank, conductor Aaron Copland, conductor Lilian Kallir, piano Harold Wright, clarinet BRAHMS Liebeslieder Waltzes COPLAND El Salón México (August 3, 1965) COPLAND Clarinet Concerto (July 5, 1980) Week Five, July 18-24, 2012 Wednesday, July 18 Thursday, July 12 Boston Symphony Orchestra Boston Symphony Orchestra Charles Munch, conductor Michael Tilson Thomas, conductor Margaret Harshaw, soprano Bethany Beardslee, soprano Albert daCosta, tenor HAYDN Symphony No. 98 James Pease, bass KRENEK Die Nachtigall WAGNER Die Walküre, Act 1 (July 5, 1980) WAGNER Prelude and Liebestod from Tristan and Isolde Friday, July 13 (July 2, 1956 and August 1, 1958) Boston Symphony Orchestra Bernard Haitink, conductor Thursday, July 19 Emanuel Ax, piano Boston Symphony Orchestra MOZART Piano Concerto No. 9, K.271 Seiji Ozawa, conductor (August 25, 1996) Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis Saturday, July 14 GRIEG (arr. ELLINGTON) Peer Gynt Suite Boston Symphony Orchestra (July 25, 1999) Erich Leinsdorf, conductor Hanne-Lore Kuhse and Mary Ellen Pracht, sopranos Friday, July 20 George Shirley, William Brown and Nico Castel Tanglewood Music Center Orchestra tenors Oliver Knussen, Reinbert de Leeuw, Robert Tom Krause, baritone Spano, conductors Charles Van Tassel, bass-baritone STOCKHAUSEN Gruppen Ara Berberian and Harold Enns, basses (August 25, 1993) Alfred Ryder, actor BEETHOVEN Fidelio Saturday, July 21 (August 5, 1967) Boston Symphony Orchestra Leonard Bernstein, piano and conductor Sunday, July 15 MOZART Piano Concert No. 17, K.453 Tanglewood Music Center fellows (July 4, 1975) Elliott Carter, Milton Babbitt, and John Harbison, narrators STRAVINSKY L’Histoire du soldat (July 25, 2006) Monday, July 16 Performance by a popular artist Sunday, July 22 Friday, July 27 Boston Symphony Orchestra Boston Symphony Orchestra Erich Leinsdorf, conductor Daniel Barenboim, conductor Jorge Bolet, piano Jacqueline du Pré, cello WEBER Konzertstück for piano and orchestra ELGAR Cello Concerto, Op. 85 (July 26, 1968) (August 3, 1969) Boston Symphony Orchestra Saturday, July 28 Charles Munch, conductor Boston Symphony Orchestra Malcolm Frager, piano Gunther Schuller, conductor PROKOFIEV Piano Concerto No. 2 SCHULLER Spectra (July 28, 1963) (August 21, 1970) Monday, July 23 Sunday, July 29 Boston Pops Orchestra Tanglewood Music Center Orchestra John Williams, conductor Marin Alsop, conductor Frank McCourt, narrator HINDEMITH Mathis der Maler WILLIAMS Suite from Angela’s Ashes (August 20, 1989) (July 20, 2000) Monday, July 30 Tuesday, July 24 Silk Road Ensemble Phyllis Curtin, soprano Ryan Edwards, piano Tuesday, July 31 Songs by DEBUSSY and FAURÉ Boston Symphony Chamber Players Latin American songs BEETHOVEN Septet in E-flat (August 18, 1964) (July 13, 1965) Week Six, July 25-31, 2012 Week Seven, August 1-7, 2012 Wednesday, July 25 Wednesday, August 1 Boston Symphony Orchestra Boston Symphony Orchestra Sir Colin Davis, conductor Charles Munch, conductor Benita Valente, soprano Eleanor Steber, soprano Beverly Wolff, mezzo-soprano John McCollum, tenor Kenneth Riegel, tenor Martial Singher, baritone Robert Hale, bass-baritone David Laurent, bass Tanglewood Festival Chorus Festival Chorus MOZART Requiem BERLIOZ The Damnation of Faust (August 8, 1971) (August 4, 1960) Thursday, July 26 Boston Symphony Orchestra Pierre Monteux, conductor BARTÓK Concerto for Orchestra (July 22, 1956) Thursday, August 2 Monday, August 6 Boston Symphony Orchestra Boston Symphony Chamber Players James Levine, conductor Ilan Volkov, conductor Susan Neves, Deborah Voigt and Heidi Grant André Previn, piano Murphy, sopranos MOZART Piano Quartet in G-minor Yvonne Naef and Jane Henschel, mezzo- KIRCHNER Music for 12 sopranos (July 25, 1980 and August 15, 2001) Johan Botha, tenor Eike Wilm Schulte, baritone Tuesday, August 7 John Relyea, bass Tanglewood Music Center Orchestra Tanglewood Festival Chorus and the American Oliver Knussen, conductor Boys Choir CARTER Concerto for Orchestra MAHLER Symphony No. 8 (July 23, 2008) VARÈSE Amériques (July 8, 2005 and July 17, 2005) Week Eight, August 8-14, 2012 Wednesday, August 8 Friday, August 3 Boston Symphony Orchestra Boston Symphony Orchestra Erich Leinsdorf, conductor Pierre Monteux, conductor Beverly Sills, Jane Marsh, Judith Raskin, Leon Fleisher, piano Veronica Tyler and Anne Elgar, BRAHMS Piano Concerto No. 1 sopranos (July 20, 1958) Joanna Simon, mezzo-soprano Batyah Godfrey, contralto Saturday, August 4 Nico Castel and Robert Jones, tenors Boston Symphony Orchestra John Reardon and Mac Morgan, baritones Serge Koussevitzky, conductor Enzio Flagello and Ara Berberian, basses Jeannette Vreeland, soprano Tanglewood Choir Anna Kaskas, contralto MOZART The Magic Flute Paul Althouse, tenor (August 6, 1966) Norman Cordon, bass-baritone Cecilia Society Chorus Thursday, August 9 BEETHOVEN Symphony No. 9 Boston Symphony Orchestra (August 8, 1938) William Steinberg, conductor BEETHOVEN Three Overtures Sunday, August 5 (1967 – 1970) Boston Symphony Orchestra Seiji Ozawa, conductor Friday, August 10 Kinshi Tsuruta, biwa Boston Symphony Orchestra Hideo Kanze, nohkan and utai Pierre Monteux, conductor Katsuya Yokoyama, shakuhachi Isaac Stern, violin Sen Amano, drums BRAHMS Violin Concerto in D major, Op. 77 ANJO, ICHIYANAGI and YAMAMOTO Three (July 24, 1959) Spaces - Ten, Chi, and Jin: Heaven, Earth, and Humankind Saturday, August 11 (August 22, 1975) Tanglewood Music Center Orchestra Leon Kirchner, conductor KIRCHNER Music for Orchestra I (August 7, 1985) Sunday, August 12 Friday, August 17 Boston Pops Orchestra Boston Symphony Orchestra Keith Lockhart, conductor Seiji Ozawa, conductor Rebecca Eichenberger Peter Serkin, piano Aaron Lazaar TAKEMITSU riverrun Paula Plum (July 12, 1985) Jaclyn Sabogal
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