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Boston Symphony Orchestra Concert Programs, Summer, 1967-1968 BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA M ERICH LEINSDORF Music Director fc tvki TANGLEWOOD, LENOX, MASSACHUSETTS Tanglewood- on-Parade and GALA CONCERT for ike benefit of the BERKSHIRE MUSIC CENTER ERICH LEINSDORF, Director THURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 1967 RCA VICTOR RECORDS BBS 1 2:15 FANFARE COLONNADE OF THE THEATRE-CONCERT HALL WAGNER Three Fanfares Horns Trumpets Trombones Tubas William Lane Peter Chapman Kiyoshi I to Stephen Johns Robert Routch James Simpson Milton Stevens John Turk John Cahill Dennis Najoom John McCroskey Ruthanne Bennett Phillip Collins James Ehrmin Timpani Samuel Harris Elizabeth Freas William Gibson, conductor 2:30 YOUTH CONCERT THEATRE-CONCERT HALL BOSTON UNIVERSITY TANGLEWOOD YOUNG ARTISTS ORCHESTRA Walter Eisenberg, conductor Stanley Silverman, host BERLIOZ Overture, "The Roman Carnival", Op. 9 SIBELIUS Symphony No. 2 in D major, Op. 43 Finale: Allegro moderato PROKOFIEV Peter and the Wolf, Op. 67 Theodore Kazanoff, narrator BRAHMS "Academic Festival" Overture, Op. 80 Violins Cellos Clarinets Trombones Harron Appleman Mary Elder Susan Baerkording Philip Balandyk Brent Busselberg Ann Landon Steven Barta Thomas Kolpakas Jean Harris Barney Lehrer Phillip Bashor Michael Nowak Roger Low Tubas Charles Pickler Timothy Scott Bassoons Daniel Starr Margaret Gonyea Rita Hildebrandt David Flood Jenny Essers Peggy Howard Douglas Lovett Edith Haladjoff Thomas Lloyd Basses Melvin Margolis Percussion Richard Patterson Dennis James Trumpets Alan Bush Ellen Wagner Lawrence Wolfe Robert Souza John Soroka Virginia Gotham Janis Cortman Flutes John Moskwa Peggy Friedland Piano Horns Seth Rosenthal Aryce LeBlanc Sara Newman James Emrich Violas Gregory Hustis David Appleman Peter Leonard Linda Schiff Oboes Mark Spetalnik Frank Grimes Merrill Greenberg Ellen Warlow Naomi Ormond Theodore Baskin Richard Decker 5:00 TANGLEWOOD COMPOSERS' FORUM THEATRE-CONCERT HALL Prepared under the direction of GUNTHER SCHULLER JUSTIN CONNOLLY Triad Jeffrey Levine, bass Richard Fitz, percussion Justin Connolly, piano GEORGE EDWARDS Bits Paul Zukofsky, violin Eiko I to, flute Maurice Bonney, viola Douglas Bairstow, oboe Laura Kimble, cello Edmund Jones, clarinet Lawrence Wolfe, bass Duane McClelland, bassoon Richard Fitz, percussion Frank Epstein, percussion Yuji Takahashi, piano Gunther Schuller, conductor ANTHONY GILBERT Sonata No. 2 Yuji Takahashi, piano William Benjamin, piano ROBERT JONES Five Songs Melinda Kessler, soprano Henry Mollicone, piano HAROLD OLIVER Woodwind Quintet Owen James, flute Christopher Wolfe, clarinet 3wl Douglas Bairstow, oboe Kazuyoshi Asano, bassoon William Lane, horn Gunther Schuller, conductor 6:00 CHORAL CONCERT MAIN HOUSE PORCH (in the event of rain this event will be held in the Theatre-Concert Hall) BACH Motet No. "Lobet den Herrn" VI3 BYRD Justorum Animae BRITTEN Hymn to St. Cecilia Phyllis Bryn-Julson, soprano Melinda Kessler, soprano Donna Klimonski, alto Henry Wing, tenor Charles Van Tassel, bass BRAHMS Four Folk Songs In stiller Nacht Abschiedslied OK Der tote Knabe Die Wollust in den Maien BEETHOVEN Prisoners' Chorus from Fidelio EDWIN LONDON A Washington Miscellaney Promises Time Potatoes JACOB DRUCKMAN Four Madrigals Shake off your Heavy Trance The Faery Beam upon You Phyllis Bryn-Julson, soprano Death, be not Proud Corinna's Going A-Maying THE TANGLEWOOD CHOIR Lewis Spratlan, conductor Erich Leinsdorf will award the prizes for the 1967 session at the close of this concert on the porch of the main house. 7:20 FANFARE IN FRONT OF THE SHED STANLEY SILVERMAN Fanfare for Richard III Horns Trumpets Trombones Tuba John Cahill Peter Chapman Kiyoshi I to Stephen Johns Edwin Goble James Simpson John McCroskey Percussion Robert Routch Dennis Najoom James Ehrmin Samuel Harris Bruce McLellan Phillip Collins Elizabeth Freas ni , "ii,:'''i^&. conducted 7:30-GALA BOSTON SYMP ERICH LEINSI MOZART: Overture from "DieEntf DVORAK: Symphony No. 9, "From! I. Adagio; Allegro molto II. Largo yflMiPv^ III. Scherzo: Molto vivace nxw"^^ IV. Allegro con fuoco INT !( BOSTON SYMPHOK BERKSHIRE MUSIC SAINT-SAENS: Introduction and R 10 ITZHAK PERLMAN, violin TCHAIKOVSKY: 1812 Overture sj] WJ( , During the performance of the 18U of fireworks for the benefit of the u aud or cert there will be a longer display ;$ the audience at Tanglewood Guns and Cannond^ Committee for Tanglewood-On-Parade Mrs. Serge Koussevitzky Honorary Members-. Gonte, Mrs. Erich Leinsdorf, Mrs. John Volpe Mrs. Henry B. Cabot, Mrs. Silvio O. Mrs. Lawrence K. Miller Mrs. William KroH Mrs. Bruce Crane Mrs. Stephen V. C. Morris Mrs. J. Silverstein Mrs. George Edman Mrs. Thomas D. Perry, Jr. Mrs. Louis Speyei Mme. Anna de Leuchtenberg Mrs. John H. Rice Mrs. Albert Sterner Mrs. Paul K. Fodder Mrs. C. Rosenfeld Mrs. Roger Voisin Mrs. D. Hatch J. J. Mrs. John L. Senior Mrs. Willem Willekc Mrs. C. D. Jackson 0rW „ composer (NCERT-SHED m ORCHESTRA I(RF, Conductor It Eung aus dem Serail" Wew World," Op. 95 £>fliy ISSION >4e£fcy&& (ORCHESTRA AND " W [CNTER ORCHESTRA > idpapriccioso CANNON AND SALUTE GUNS > lverture, there will be a short display he'4on audience. At the close of the con- works over the lake for the benefit of ncCourtesy of Eastover 4:20 OUTDOOR MUSIC FOR BRASS AND WOODWINDS PORCH OF MAIN HOUSE GOUNOD Petite Symphonic I. Adagio — allegretto II. Andante cantabile III. Scherzo IV. Finale: Allegretto Eiko Ito, flute Robert Routch, horn Ildefonso Lauron, flute Arne Running, clarinet Sara Watkins, oboe Duane McLelland, bassoon Robert Fisher, oboe Alan Grzyb, bassoon Ruthanne Bennett, horn Edmund Jones, clarinet HINDEMITH Septet (1948) Lebhaft — Intermezzo — Sehr langsam — Variationen — Massig schnell — Intermezzo sehr langsam — Fuge — Alter Berner Marsch. Marion Valasek, flute Paul Zonn, bass clarinet Wilma Zonn, oboe Ernest Ford, Jr., bassoon David Breeden, clarinet Bruce McLellan, horn Rob Roy McGregor, trumpet BEETHOVEN Octet, Op. 103 I. Allegro II. Andante III. Menuetto IV. Finale: Presto Sara Watkins, oboe Alan Grzyb, bassoon Wilma Zonn, oboe Duane McClelland, bassoon Paul Zonn, clarinet Robert Routch, horn Edmund Jones, clarinet Richard Cohen, horn 5:00 CHAMBER MUSIC FOR STRINGS CHAMBER MUSIC HALL TCHAIKOVSKY Trio for Violin, Cello and Piano, Op. 50 I. Pezzo elegiaco: Moderato assai II. Tema con Variazioni: Andante con moto — Allegro risoluto e con fuoco Masako Yanagita, violin Donald Green, cello Craig Sheppard, piano ENESCO Octet in C Major, Op. 7 Marylou Markman, violin Maurice Bonney, viola Barry Finclair, violin Joel Lip ton, viola Michael Markman, violin Wendy Brennan, cello Priscilla Hodges, violin Laura Kimble, cello 3:00 SONG RECITAL CHAMBER MUSIC HALL PUCCINI "O mio babbino caro" from Gianni Schicchi "Senza Mamma" from Suor Angelica Sung Sook Lee, soprano Robert Wallace, accompanist BRITTEN There's None to Soothe Waly, Waly David Robinson, baritone Susan Woodard, accompanist SCHUBERT "Lachen und Weinen" BRAHMS "Vergebliches Standchen" Jennifer Kosh, soprano Kimberly Kabala, accompanist BERG "Die Nachtigair "Im Zimmer", from Sieben fruhe Lieder Dorothy Foose, soprano Arthur Wenk, accompanist DONIZETTI "Bella siccome un angelo", from Don Pasquale SULLIVAN "The Judges' Song," from Trial by Jury Richard Shapp, baritone CHARPENTIER "Depuis le jour" from Louise PUCCINI "Tu, tu, piccolo iddio!" from Madame Butterfly Li-Ping Hsieh, soprano Robert Wallace, accompanist 4:00 EXPLANATION OF NBC TELEVISION'S SHED PRODUCTION FACILITIES FOR LIVE BROADCAST OF THE GALA CONCERT. Edwin Newman, narrator George Heinemann, producer 4:15 FANFARE PORCH OF MAIN HOUSE BOZZA Ouvertine pour une Ceremonic Horns Dennis Najoom Tuba Bruce McLellan Phillip Collins John Turk Richard Cohen Edwin Goble Tympani Ruthanne Bennett Frank Epstein Trombones John McCroskey Percussion Trumpets Kiyoshi Ito Elizabeth Freas Peter Chapman Milton Stevens, Jr. David Searcy James Simpson James Ehrmin Samuel Harris Roger Voisin, conductor yS ORCHESTRA OF THE BERKSHIRE MUSIC CENTER Violins Sylvia King Oboes Trumpets Sara Bergman Lewis Kull Douglas Bairstow Peter Chapman Bogdan Chruszcz Joel Lipschutz Robert Fisher Rob Roy McGregor Lucille Gorwin Joseph Migdal Sara Watkins Dennis Najoom Arthur Culver Mark Perlman Wilma Zonn James Simpson Mary Culver Herschel Wise Donald Downs Trombones Emily Faxon Cellos Clarinets James Ehrmin Barry Finclair Wendy Brennan David Breeden Kiyoshi Ito Mary Gallagher Donald Green Edmund Jones John McCroskey Priscilla Hodges Klaus Heitz Arne Running Milton Stevens, Jr. Young Nam Kim Laura Christopher Wolfe Kimble Tubas Marylou Markman Mary Lane Paul Zonn Michael Markman Robert Marcus Stephen Johns Nancy Muehr Jerome Patterson John Turk Claudia Rantucci Imke Searcy Bassoons Percussion Marjorie Rupp Loran Stephenson Kazuyoshi Asano Epstein Brigitta Silberstein Ernest Ford, Jr. Frank Dorothy Strahl Basses Alan Grzyb Richard Fitz Eva Svensson Louis Kosma Duane McClelland Elizabeth Freas Paul Windt Jeffrey Levine Samuel Harris Stephanie Woolf Makoto Michii Richard Kashanski Naoko Yamane Nancy Musser Horns David Searcy Masako Yanagita Lawrence Wolfe Ruthanne Bennett Harp Paul Zukofsky John Cahill Flutes Richard Cohen Jean Altshuler Violas Suzanne Eiko Ito Edwin Goble, Jr. Thomas Heidrun Behncke Owen James William Lane Maurice Bonney Ildefonso Lauron Bruce McLellan Personnel Manager Herschel Wise Marion Valasek Robert Routch Christopher Wolfe THE BERKSHIRE MUSIC CENTER In the years since 1940, the Music Center, under the leadership of Serge Kous- sevitzky, Charles Munch and now Erich Leinsdorf, has given experience, guidance and valuable training to more than 6000 young musicians, including 700
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