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Canandaigua Concert History Canandaigua Concert History FLPAC CMAC 1983 Season……………..page 1 2006 Season……………..page 21 1984 Season……………..pages 1-2 2007 Season……………..pages 21-22 1985 Season……………..pages 2-4 2008 Season……………..page 22 1986 Season……………..pages 4-5 2009 Season……………..page 23 1987 Season……………..pages 5-6 2010 Season……………..pages 23-24 1988 Season……………..pages 7-8 2011 Season……………..page 24 1989 Season……………..pages 8-9 2012 Season……………..page 25 1990 Season……………..pages 9-10 2013 Season……………..pages 25-26 1991 Season……………..pages 10-11 2014 Season……………..pages 26-27 1992 Season……………..page 12 2015 Season……………..pages 27-28 1993 Season……………..pages 12-13 2016 Season……………..page 28 1994 Season……………..pages 13-14 2017 Season……………..page 29 1995 Season……………..pages 14-15 2018 Season……………..page 29-30 1996 Season……………..page 15 2019 Season……………..page 30-31 1997 Season……………..pages 15-16 2020 Season…………….Covid-19 Virus 1998 Season……………..pages 16-17 1999 Season……………..pages 17-18 2000 Season……………..page 18 2001 Season……………..pages 18-19 2002 Season……………..page 19 2003 Season……………..pages 19-20 2004 Season……………..page 20 2005 Season……………..pages 20-21 Canandaigua Concert History 1 1983 Season July 16 – RPO: All Beethoven Opening Night Gala July 17 – RPO: Pop-Overs! July 18 – Joni Mitchell July 21 – Preservation Hall Jazz Band July 23 – RPO: Russian Romantics July 24 – RPO: Sousa Spectacular! July 30 – RPO: 1812 Classical July 31 – RPO: 1812 Pops! August 6 – RPO: Three Great Romantics August 7 – RPO: Dixieland Night August 9 – Al Jarreau August 13 – RPO: Vive La France! August 14 – RPO: From the Classics to Broadway August 19 – Diana Ross August 20 – RPO: Viennese Classics August 21 – RPO: E.T. and Friends August 27 – RPO: Fantastique! August 28 – RPO: An Evening of Kern and Gershwin 1984 Season July 1 – Paul Anka July 2 – Jimmy Buffett & The Coral Reefer Band July 4 – RPO: Marching Along with Mitch July 6 – The Moody Blues July 7 – RPO: Verdi’s Requiem Mass July 8 – Henry Mancini with the RPO July 14 – Judy Collins July 15 – RPO: A Summer Rhapsody July 20 – Grand Old Country Music with Minnie Pearl Canandaigua Concert History 2 July 21 – RPO: Great Romantics! July 22 – RPO: High Class Brass July 26 – Lou Rawls and Nancy Wilson July 27 – Peter, Paul & Mary July 28 – RPO: All Tchaikovsky July 29 – RPO: 1812 Pops! July 30 – Happy Together Tour with The Turtles, The Association, Gary Puckett & The Union Gap and Spanky and Our Gang August 2 – Arranger’s Holiday with Oscar Peterson August 3 – Arranger’s Holiday with Oscar Peterson August 4 – RPO: Flute Fantasia August 5 – RPO: Viennese Night August 9 – Air Supply August 11 – RPO: Viva Italia! August 12 – The Kingston Trio with the RPO August 17 – Joan Baez August 18 – RPO August 19 – Tony Bennett with the RPO August 25 – RPO: Firebird! August 26 – RPO: A Tribute to Rodgers & Hammerstein September 1 – RPO: Beethoven Finale September 2 – RPO: A Gershwin Celebration September 9 – Rick Springfield with Corey Hart 1985 Season June 14 – Emmylou Harris with Tom Rush June 23 – Eric Clapton with Graham Parker June 29 – The Charlie Daniels Band July 4 – RPO: Fourth of July Fireworks Celebration July 6 – RPO July 7 – RPO: Broadway Favorites Canandaigua Concert History 3 July 10 – Santana July 12 – Happy Together Tour with The Turtles, The Grass Roots, The Buckinghams and Gary Lewis & The Playboys July 13 – RPO July 14 – Ferrante & Teicher with the RPO July 19 – Al Jarreau with David Sanborn July 20 – RPO July 21 – RPO: An Old-Fashioned Summer July 26 – Chuck Mangione July 27 – RPO: Meet the Philharmonic July 28 – Teresa Brewer with the RPO July 29 – The Temptations and The Four Tops August 4 – Al Hirt with the RPO August 5 – Liza Minnelli August 6 – Liza Minnelli August 8 – Liberace August 9 – Liberace August 10 – RPO: All Tchaikovsky August 11 – RPO: 1812 Pops! August 16 – Peter, Paul & Mary August 17 – RPO August 18 – Sid Caesar & Carol Lawrence with the RPO August 22 – Paul Young with Nik Kershaw August 23 – Steve Lawrence & Eydie Gorme August 24 – RPO August 25 – RPO: Marching Along with Sousa August 26 – The Pointer Sisters August 28 – Perry Como August 29 – Perry Como August 30 – Arlo Guthrie and Pete Seeger August 31 – RPO: All Beethoven Canandaigua Concert History 4 September 1 – RPO: Ladies and Lovers 1986 Season June 9 – The Pointer Sisters with El DeBarge June 12 – Depeche Mode June 13 – America and Stephen Stills June 15 – Steppenwolf and The Guess Who June 20 – Mike + The Mechanics June 21 – Robert Palmer with Belinda Carlisle June 25 – Julian Lennon June 30 – Dick Fox’s Golden Boys of Bandstand with Frankie Avalon, Fabian and Bobby Rydell July 4 – RPO: July 4th Celebration July 5 – RPO July 6 – RPO: Salute to Duke Ellington July 12 – RPO July 13 – RPO: Some Enchanted Evening July 14 – The Monkees with Herman’s Hermits, Gary Puckett & The Union Gap and The Grass Roots July 15 – The Moody Blues with The Fixx July 17 – Joan Armatrading with Graham Nash July 18 – Starship with The Outfield July 19 – RPO July 20 – Stars from the New York City Ballet with the RPO July 23 – The Temptations and The Four Tops July 24 – Peter, Paul & Mary July 27 – RPO July 28 – Big Band Sounds from the Summer of ’42 with Tex Beneke & His Orchestra, The Modernaires with Paula Kelly Jr. and Helen Forrest July 30 – Folk Festival with Glenn Yarbrough, The Limelighters, The Kingston Trio and Melanie Canandaigua Concert History 5 July 31 – Jean-Luc Ponty August 2 – RPO August 3 – RPO: Coney Island, Baby!–An Evening of Barbershop August 4 – Billy Crystal with Leon Redbone August 7 – RPO August 8 – Mr. Mister with The Bangles August 10 – Cleo Laine with the RPO August 11 – Stevie Nicks with Peter Frampton August 14 – RPO August 17 – RPO: Great Classic Movie Themes August 20 – Air Supply August 21 – RPO: All Mozart August 24 – Chuck Mangione with the RPO August 28 – RPO August 30 – John Fogerty with Bonnie Raitt August 31 – RPO: An Evening of Lerner and Lowe September 1 – Steve Winwood with Jimmy Cliff September 6 – Ricky Skaggs 1987 Season June 18 – Hank Williams Jr. June 22 – The Beach Boys June 26 – Duran Duran with Erasure June 27 – Newport Jazz Festival (Day 1) with Wynton Marsalis, The Temptations, Dizzy Gillespie, Stanley Jordan, Kenny G and Cabo Frio June 28 – Newport Jazz Festival (Day 2) with Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble, Stan Getz, Charlie Watts Orchestra, Branford Marsalis, Phyllis Hyman and The Majestics June 30 – Diahann Carroll & Vic Damone July 3 – Miami Sound Machine July 4 – RPO: Fourth of July Celebration with Fireworks Canandaigua Concert History 6 July 5 – Rosemary Clooney with the RPO July 7 – Whitney Houston with Jonathan Butler July 10 – Al Hirt and Pete Fountain July 11 – RPO: Maestro Elder’s Debut! July 12 – RPO: Syncopated Clock and Other Favorites by Leroy Anderson July 18 – RPO: All Beethoven July 19 – Della Reese with the RPO July 20 – Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons July 23 – Santana July 24 – Dan Fogelberg July 25 – Stars from the New York City Ballet with the RPO July 26 – Rita Moreno with the RPO July 28 – Johnny Mathis and Henry Mancini July 30 – Howie Mandel August 1 – RPO: 1812 Festival with Fireworks August 2 – RPO: 1812 Festival with Fireworks August 3 – Willie Nelson & Family August 8 – Sheena Easton August 9 – RPO: Big Band at the Finger Lakes August 12 – Night Ranger August 14 – The Monkees with Weird Al Yankovic August 16 – Robert Goulet with the RPO August 18 – Al Jarreau and Chaka Khan August 21 – Classic Superfest Tour with The Turtles, The Byrds, Mark Lindsay, Herman’s Hermits and The Grass Roots August 23 – RPO: A Salute to the Beatles August 24 – Crosby, Stills & Nash with The Fabulous Thunderbirds August 25 – Kenny Loggins August 30 – RPO: A Broadway Finale Canandaigua Concert History 7 1988 Season June 17 – Folk Festival with Tom Rush, The Jug Band with Maria Muldaur and John Sebastian, Christine Lavin and Livingston Taylor June 28 – Bob Dylan with The Alarm June 29 – The Rascals with Mitch Ryder July 2 – Newport Jazz Festival (Day 1) with Carlos Santana & Wayne Shorter, Diane Reeves, Miles Davis, Lee Ritenour, Donald Byrd and Gamalon July 3 – Newport Jazz Festival (Day 2) with Lionel Hampton, Kenny G, The O’Jays, The Fabulous Thunderbirds, Steve Gadd Gang and The Park Avenue Band July 4 – RPO: Fourth of July Spectacular! July 6 – Roger Whittaker July 9 – RPO: Classics in the Air July 10 – Herb Alpert with the RPO July 16 – RPO: Musical Fantasy July 17 – RPO: Dukes, Kings and Other Things July 22 – John Denver July 24 – RPO: 1812 Night July 26 – Dan Fogelberg with The Magical Strings July 28 – The Moody Blues with John Kilzer July 30 – The Eliot Feld Ballet with the RPO July 31 – The Eliot Feld Ballet with the RPO August 1 – James Taylor August 3 – Chicago with Henry Lee Summer August 4 – Peter, Paul & Mary August 6 – RPO: Virtuoso Performance August 7 – RPO: Super Sounds of Stage and Screen August 11 – Jean-Luc Ponty with The Yellowjackets August 12 – Joe Cocker and America August 13 – RPO: Classical Fireworks August 14 – The Lettermen with the RPO August 15 – Judy Collins and Chet Atkins Canandaigua Concert History 8 August 18 – Kenny Loggins August 20 – RPO: The Bucket Dance Theatre August 21 – The Skycoasters with the RPO August 23 – Dana Carvey with The Marshall Tucker Band August 24 – Barry Manilow August 27 – Gordon Lightfoot August 28 – RPO: Bernstein on Broadway August 31 – Bruce Hornsby & The Range with Melissa Etheridge September 4 – The Beach Boys 1989 Season June 10 – Steve Miller Band June 16 – Anne Murray June 26 – Julie Andrews July 1 – Newport Jazz Festival (Day 1) with B.B.
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