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2 Fifteenth Berkeley Festival & Exhibition 2 2 FIFTEENTH BERKELEY FESTIVAL & EXHIBITION 2 june 3–10, 2018 Festival Advisory Committee, Board of Directors & Staff ...............................................................................................2 Festival Supporters ...........................................................................................................................................................3 Welcome ..........................................................................................................................................................................6 Festival Calendar .............................................................................................................................................................8 Main Stage Players Sunday, June 3 Seattle Historical Arts for Kids ...............................................................................................................................14 California Bach Society ..........................................................................................................................................17 Monday, June 4 Christine Brandes & Elizabeth Blumenstock ..........................................................................................................23 Tuesday, June 5 San Francisco Conservatory Baroque Ensemble Students and Alumni ...................................................................27 Davis Senior High School Baroque Ensemble ........................................................................................................30 Pacific MusicWorks.................................................................................................................................................33 Wednesday, June 6 Juilliard415 .............................................................................................................................................................39 Dark Horse Consort ...............................................................................................................................................43 Thursday, June 7 Philharmonia Chamber Players ..............................................................................................................................47 Voices of Music with San Francisco Girls Chours ...................................................................................................50 Sequentia—Songs of Consolation ..........................................................................................................................57 Friday, June 8 Jory Vinikour & Philippe LeRoy ............................................................................................................................60 Quicksilver .............................................................................................................................................................63 Vox Luminis—Bach Motets ...................................................................................................................................66 Saturday, June 9 Voices of Music with San Francisco Girls Chours ...................................................................................................70 Cantata Collective with Sherezade Panthaki ..............................................................................................................71 Sequentia—Monks Singing Pagans ....................................................................................................................... 74 Valley of the Moon Festival Musicians with Nicholas Phan ...................................................................................78 Sunday, June 10 Vox Luminis—Being—J.S. Bach ...........................................................................................................................84 Festival Artists ...............................................................................................................................................................89 Early Piano and Special Events .................................................................................................................................... 117 Second International Early Music Film Festival ...........................................................................................................120 Fringe Festival . ............................................................................................................................................................ 129 Exhibition ................................................................................................................................................................... 140 WELCOME BERKELEY FESTIVAL & EXHIBITION 2018 2 FesTIVAL ADVISORY COmmITTee Robert Cole, Artistic Director of the Festival Harvey Malloy, Executive Director Marie Collins Robert Dawson Joyce Johnson Hamilton Randy Matamoros Nicholas Mathew John Phillips David Tayler SAN FRANCISCO EARLY MUSIC SOCIETY BOARD OF DIRECTORS Harvey Malloy, Executive Director John Phillips Joyce Johnson Hamilton, President Steven Rood Gloria Eive, Vice-President Bill Stewart Juliette Faraco, Secretary Tobi Szuts Robert Cole, Treasurer Elizabeth Wilson Marie Collins Kent Young Violet Grgich William Langston Judith Linsenberg Randall Matamoros SAN FRANCISCO EARLY MUSIC SOCIETY STAff Harvey Malloy, Executive Director Jessica House Steward, Administrator and Development Director Craig Hanson, Patron Services and Box Office Manager Jonathan Harris, Publications Editor Yuko Tanaka, Director, Music Discovery Workshop Adam Gilbert, Director, Medieval & Renaissance Workshop Linda Pearse, Director, Baroque Workshop Kati Kyme and William Skeen, co-Directors, Classical Workshop Rotem Gilbert and Hanneke van Proosdij, co-Directors, Recorder Workshop SFEMS and the Berkeley Festival gratefully acknowledge those who have made instruments available for these concerts: Victor Gavenda, Peter & Cynthia Hibbard, John Phillips, MusicSources, St. Mark’s Episcopal Church COPYRIGHT: San Francisco Early Music Society, 2018 · READER DESIGN: Clement Designs, SF COVER PHOTO: Sequentia SFEMS 2018 BERKELEY FESTIVAL & EXHIBITION 2 2018 FESTIVAL SPONSORSHIP & SUPPORT The Berkeley Festival & Exhibition is made possible by the generosity of all of our members and patrons. We especially appreciate the support of The City of Berkeley and the following individuals and institutions. Bear River Associates, Inc. Katherine & Bridger Mitchell Clement Designs Kaneez Munjee & Hugh Davies, Robert Cole & Susan Muscarella in honor of Amira Davies Marie Bertillion Collins Marthe Norwick Robert Dawson & Linda Nakell Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra and Chorale Gloria Eive John Phillips & Susanne Hering Juliette Faraco & Steven Schoettler San Francisco Girls Chorus Richard Fabian Susan & Bill Stewart Violet Grgich, Grgich Hills Winery Valley of the Moon Music Festival Peter Hibbard Voices of Music Joyce Johnson Hamilton & Douglas Hamilton The Westfield Center for Historical Keyboard Studies Harvey S. Malloy Elizabeth Wilson Peggy & Benjamin Malloy Our members sustain the work of San Francisco Early Music Society and contribute significantly to the success of the Berkeley Festival. Angel ($5,000 & above) Hugh Davies & Kaneez Munjee Sonoma Recorder Society Anonymous () Gloria Eive Lynn Tilley & John Gruver Ann & Gordon Getty Foundation Joseph & Patricia Fasel Michele & Kwei Sang U California Arts Council Edith Gladstone David G. Van Ness Robert Cole & Susan Muscarella Patricia Jennerjohn Barbara West Marie Bertillion Collins Bill & Marilee Lazar Kent K. Young Sydney Cushman Harvey S. Malloy Sponsor ($250–$499) Rev. Richard Fabian Peggy & Benjamin Malloy Anonymous () Joyce & Douglas Hamilton Elizabeth T. Mayer Ackerman’s Servicing Volvos Cynthia & Peter Hibbard Jennifer Randolph Frank Adams In memoriam Alexander W. Langston, Susan E Roos Alia Corporation 1969–007 David Stein & Bill Stewart Jeff Angell & Joan King-Angell Norman T. Larson Patron ($500–$999) Jon C. Bensick Violet Grgich, Britt & Mike Ascher Dan Bloomberg & Irene Beardsley Grgich Hills Winery Jeff Barnett Linda S. 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