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A Festival of Classical Music Robert Nordling, Music Director 2019 A FESTIVAL OF CLASSICAL MUSIC ROBERT NORDLING, MUSIC DIRECTOR July 26th through August 3rd, 2019 Presented by Beaver Island Cultural Arts Association www.bicaa.org Baroque on Beaver will now use MyNorthTickets as its provider for both Gala evening www.baroqueonbeaver.orgconcerts ($60 for one ticket; $50 for two or more) and reserved seating ($10) for all other indoor Festival concerts. ~ Tickets for reserved seats will be sold at the door if available. Seats will be set aside for open admission at each concert (except the Galas) and a minimum freewill offering of $5 per person per concert is encouraged. ~ A very limited number of Gala floor-seat tickets will be available for sale at McDonough’s Market. ~ ALL TICKETS GO ON SALE JUNE 1. For more information, please visit www.baroqueonbeaver.org. Purchases can be made by visiting www.MyNorthTickets.com on your phone or computer, by calling (800) 836-0717, or visiting the convenient Traverse City box office. The box office is open 9 AM to 5 PM weekdays except for major holidays at 125 Park Street, Traverse City, MI. SPONSOR 2 SPONSOR SPONSOR SPONSOR 3 TABLE OF CONTENTS Welcome from the BICAA 27 BICAA Financial Report 28-29 Donors 30-31 Festival Orchestra & Festival Chorus Rosters 32 Music Director Robert Nordling 33 Choral Director Kevin Simons 34 Concert Etiquette 35 Opening Night Gala Concert Friday, July 26 @7:30pm 37 The Lincoln Trio 38-39 Gala Concert Saturday, July 27 @7:30pm 41 Jeeyoon Kim 42-43 Brass on the Grass Monday, July 29 @4:30pm 45 Chamber Music Across Eras Tuesday, July 30 @7:30pm 47 The Founders Concert Wednesday, July 31 @7:30pm 49 Dido and Aeneas notes and translation 50-51 Requiem aeternam notes and translation 52 Dan Ruggles: In Memoriam 53 Chamber Music al fresco Thursday, August 1 @2:00pm 55 Papas and Sons Thursday, August 1 @7:30pm 57 Brandenburg Concerto No. 4 notes 58 Piano Concerto No. 23 notes 59 Kids in Koncert! 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