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Download Brochure ORDERING INFORMATION The Loggia is an ideal venue for an outdoor concert. Covered, but open on three sides for a TH beautiful view during sunset, the acoustics are wonderful, providing great sound both on the PAID Loggia and the adjacent Lawn. Loggia patrons have unreserved seating in chairs on the same U.S. Postage Pasadena, CA 20 Non-profit org. Non-profit Permit No. 673 anniversary level as the performers, and Lawn patrons have wonderful sound with the chance to lie on a SUMMER season blanket under the stars. Either way, you will have an unforgettable experience! Dear Friends, ALL CONCERTS BEGIN AT 7:30 P.M. BRING Welcome to the 20th anniversary of Southwest Chamber Music’s Summer Festival at The YOUR OWN FESTIVAL Huntington! I hope you will be able to join us for this very special birthday party. We look forward PICNIC OR LOGGIA SEATING • Performance level, unreserved seating DINE IN THE to presenting our popular blending of familiar favorites with the added spice of musical diversity. • Subscription to four concerts is $182, a savings of 30%. HUNTINGTON AT THE HUNTINGTON Our celebratory programs this summer open with music for winds by Stravinsky and • Single tickets are $65. TEA ROOM! Mozart, combining the classicism of the 18th and 20th centuries in a bubbly concert worthy • Seating is on a first-come, first-served basis of a champagne celebration. Oliver Knussen’s music for A.A. Milne’s beloved Winnie the Pooh will feature the stratospheric soprano Delaram Kamareh. LAWN ADMISSION • Adjacent to Loggia, restricted view • Subscription to four concerts is $100, a savings of 10%. Continuing our anniversary party, we present an intoxicating program of night music from • Single tickets are $28. Salzburg and Mexico City. Gabriela Ortiz’s Baalkah conjures up the pre-Colombian world in a • Ticket holders must provide their own blanket or lawn chair for seating. masterpiece which brings this past world to musical life, featuring soprano Ayana Haviv and the Lyris Quartet. The evening’s festivities open with one of Mozart’s most beloved works, Eine Because of the high demand for tickets, orders from subscribers and donors will be Kleine Nachtmusik, and finishes with the erotic nocturnal work by Schoenberg, Verklärte Nacht. given priority, and will be filled in the order received. Ticket orders will be filled after Other highlights this summer include a commemoration of Benjamin Britten’s centennial with April 18, 2013. Student Rush Lawn Admission tickets (full-time, with ID) are available works for tenor and harp featuring Daniel Chaney and Alison Bjorkedal, combined with colorful on the day of the concert for only $10. compositions by Henze and Janacek. Music by Wagner, Reger and Brahms round out this 20th anniversary summer. Pre-concert Dinners at The Huntington Tea Room • Dinners are an additional $60 per person for the three course meal, including tax and gratuity. To make your ordering as easy as possible, you can purchase our exclusive pre-concert • Available to concert-ticket holders only, reservations may be made with Southwest Chamber dinners at The Huntington Tea Room when you place your ticket order. These delicious dinners Music when you place your order. are served in the intimate and beautiful Tea Room located in The Huntington’s Rose Garden. • Wine and beer are available for purchase. The three-course dinners are only an additional $60 per person including tax and gratuity, and • Please choose your main course for each dinner ordered. are available to all of our ticket buyers. Or, you have the option of bringing a picnic to enjoy on the most beautiful lawn in southern California. Please Note: FESTIVAL PASS DISCOUNT! For all four programs, a Festival Pass gives you 30% off • Free parking and admission to The Huntington are included. Loggia Tickets, and we continue to offer a 10% discounted Festival Pass for Lawn Admission. • Grounds open at 5:30 for dinner and picnicking patrons, and at 6:30 for Add in dinner or a picnic to make a complete night out, which includes a visit to the beautiful concert patrons. Huntington Main Art Gallery. • Only a limited area of the grounds adjacent to the Loggia are open. GRAMMY® AWARD-WINNER • No children under 8 years of age will be admitted. NO EXTRA FEES! Your ticket price and add-on dinner fee is all you pay, and parking is free. • Lawn Admission ticket holders must provide their own blanket or lawn chair Our friendly staff will take your order by phone toll-free at 1-800-726-7147 and do the work for you. Or, send your order by mail, or order on our website if you prefer. However you order, there for seating. Southwest are no extra fees! • Picnicking is allowed only in the lawn area adjacent to Loggia. • Programs and artists are subject to change. Where else can you hear Southern California’s two-time Grammy Award-winning music • No refunds or exchanges can be provided. Chamber ensemble, enjoy a picnic or an exclusive dinner beforehand at the charming Tea Room, and stroll through The Huntington’s art gallery? Don’t miss this opportunity to attend the 20th LOCATION anniversary of the Summer Festival at The Huntington! Music Concerts take place outdoors on the acoustically splendid Art Gallery Loggia at See you this summer, The Huntington Library in San Marino, twelve miles northeast of downtown Los Angeles. The Huntington is located at 1151 Oxford Road in San Marino, CA 91108. FEES! TICKETS TICKETS START AT AT START ONLY $28 — ONLY Jeff von der Schmidt, Artistic Director Please see www.swmusic.org for directions and a map. NO HANDLING Cover photo of Southwest musicians: Corina Gamma; Photo on the Loggia courtesy of Southwest Chamber Music. Pasadena, California 91101 JULY 13- AUGUST 25, 2013 638 E. Colorado Blvd, Suite 201 “The ideal setting for intimate chamber music on a cool summer evening.” SOUTHWEST CHAMBER MUSIC CHAMBER SOUTHWEST — Beverly Hills Outlook Grammy Award-winner Southwest Chamber Music Grammy Award-winner THE HUNTINGTON AT SUMMER FESTIVAL July 13-August 25, 2013 at concerts Music Chamber “Southwest The Huntington are one of the highlights highlights the of one are Huntington The California.” Southern in summer of PROGRAMS Concerts begin at 7:30 p.m. THE PLAYERS DINE AT THE HUNTINGTON TEA ROOM! ORDER FORM (See ordering information on reverse side) 20TH anniversary Name ______________________________________________________________________________________________ season Alison Bjorkedal, harp Luke Maurer, viola Enjoy an exclusive opportunity, available only to concert ticket holders, to dine in the elegant Huntington Tea Room before the concert. Chef Jon Dubrick has created delicious three- Address_______________________________ City___________________________ State_______ Zip_______________ Daniel Chaney, tenor Alyssa Park, violin course meals to enhance your concert experience. Please note that the dinners are an Phone (Daytime)________________________ (Evening)_______________________ Email__________________________ additional charge and reservations close 48 hours prior to the concert. Check enclosed, made payable to Southwest Chamber Music or Mastercard or Visa or American Express Jim Foschia, clarinet Andrew Pelletier, horn Cardholder signature ______________________________________________ Billing Zipcode_____________________ Lorenz Gamma, violin Tom Peters, double bass Card number_________________________________ Expiration date____________ Card verification number_______ MENUS EASY ORDERING ONLINE AT WWW.SWMUSIC.ORG OR BY PHONE 1.800.726.7147 Ayana Haviv, soprano Ming Tsu, piano No. Festival Pass: save 30% or 10% over single ticket prices Total Peter Jacobson, cello Shalini Vijayan, violin Saturday, July 13 & Sunday, July 14 Saturday, August 10 & Sunday, August 11 _____ Four Loggia Seating tickets ($182 per person) on Saturdays - save 30% _______________ _____ Four Loggia Seating tickets ($182 per person) on Sundays - save 30% _______________ Delaram Kamareh, soprano Watermelon & Lychee Salad Truffle Deviled Egg with Micro Basil Salad _____ Four Lawn Admission tickets ($100 per person) on Saturdays - save 10% _______________ with balsamic syrup & micro greens _____ Four Lawn Admission tickets ($100 per person) on Sundays - save 10% _______________ Larry Kaplan, flute Jeff von der Schmidt, Grilled Free Range Chicken _____ Four Dinner tickets ($240/person) (Note your choice of main course in the area below) _______________ Goat Cheese Stuffed Free Range Chicken ricotta ravioli & sweet corn, tarragon jus Artistic Director Timothy Loo, cello soft parmesan polenta & asparagus, cabernet jus or No. Single Ticket Orders Dinner choice option Total or Roasted Sea Bass Loggia Seating tickets are $65 per person. Lawn Admission tickets are $28 per person (restricted view). Vanilla Scented Crab Stuffed Tilapia lobster potato & citrus laced spinach, Dinners are an additional $60 per person. Indicate choice of main course in the space provided. lemon scented rice & baby zucchini, sun dried tomato pesto Saturday, July 13 _____ Loggia Seating ($65 per person) _______________ Saturday, July 13 and Sunday, July 14 Saturday, August 10 and Sunday, August 11 caper reduction or or Potato Cake with Pickled Vegetables _____ Lawn Admission ($28 per person) _______________ _____ Dinner tickets ($60 per person) _____ chicken _____ fish _____ vegetarian _______________ Seasonal Mushroom Saute saffron aioli Richard Wagner Album leaf for Betty Schott Sunday, July 14 Igor Stravinsky Octet for Winds with toasted barley & fried basil _____ Loggia Seating ($65 per person) _______________
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