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2018-19 Season Innovative Music & Art in San Diego’S Premier Art Galleries experience the power of live music 2018-19 SEASON Innovative Music & Art In San Diego’s Premier Art Galleries Museum of Photographic Arts 2018-2019 SEASON Mingle Series 1649 El Prado, Balboa Park, Sundays at 6:30 pm MERGING MUSIC & ART of THE WORLD November 11 | Bach, Bebop & Blues Flute fusion from classical to jazz featuring Holly Hofmann and Mike Wofford flutes, piano, bass, vibes, drums February 22 | Tango X’s 3 Sensual tango dance and music of Astor Piazzolla & Raul Jaurena flute, violin, bandoneon & dance April 28 | Sweet Suite Music Music from the grand baroque period and beyond: Telemann, JS Bach, Alexandre Glazunov, Nathan Shirley, Alfred Schnittke & Padre Antonio Soler flute, string quartet, harpsichord & bass Bread & Salt, Barrio Logan REMIXX Series 1955 Julian Avenue, Saturdays at 6:30 pm A F R E S H B L E N D o f L O C A L A R T I S T R Y October 20 | The Four Seasons of Tango Tango music by Astor Piazzolla & Raul Jaurena flute, violin, bandoneon, piano, bass, dance January 26 | Le Moment Du Cristal Featured music by Kuhlau, Torke,Yuko Uebayashi & Brazilian World Premiere flute, clarinet, violin, cello, piano March 9 | Camarada Del Mundo Celebrating music around the world from Ireland to Mexico voice, flute, violin, guitar, bass, drums, narrator San Diego Automotive Museum The mission of CAMARADA is to elevate and enrich the San Diego community and beyond Holiday Jazz Fest 12080 Pan American Plaza, Sunday at 6:30 pm by presenting phenomenal chamber music concerts, while engaging diverse audiences through visionary and educational programming, featuring living composers, commissioning new music, December 2 | Winter Jazzerland and igniting a powerful connection between the audience, artists and music. Featuring local jazz legend Peter Sprague. Camarada is a 501(c)3 EIN# 33-0871107 Camarada is a 501(c)3 EIN# 33-0871107 WELCOME Dear CAMARADA Friends, Music has always been a form of magic for me. There is just something about it that pulls me in. I grew up in the Midwest where almost everyone pursues some form of a musical outlet – piano, band or chorus – or even more common “Before entrepreneurial – all 3! I begged to start my piano lessons in 2nd grade with Sister Carmella. She was super tough – one did not go to lessons without chamber music practicing – well, at least I didn’t! I grew to love my lessons and presentations became appreciate her teaching skills and delight in music of all kinds. viable, even cool – there After a few years of piano foundations I started to play the flute. I have always loved to practice – growing up on a farm in Minnesota, was Camarada.” there wasn’t much else to do. My days were pretty simple – chores, homework, play with my cats and practice! JAMES CHUTE Music & Art Critic, San Diego Union Tribune I am thrilled to share the magic of music with all of you. After CAMARADA concerts our audience often comments that they feel uplifted. This heightened sense of well being comes from experiencing great music in community with others, which is the power of live music performance, especially in an intimate setting. This is one very important part of the music magic – and the reason Camarada exists. I look forward to meeting all of you – I truly love talking with all of you after the concerts! With your support, our musical endeavors are elevated to a new level. Thank you for making CAMARADA a San Diego tradition as we celebrate our new season of phenomenal music and art presentations. In Gratitude, “…gorgeous phrasing and meticulous ensemble Beth Beth Ross Buckley, CAMARADA Executive Director from first note to last.” KEN HERMAN Music Critic, San Diego Story OUTREACH SUPPORTERS CAMARADA, ONE OF SAN DIEGO’S PREMIER chAMBER MUSIC ORGANIZATIONS, IS DEDICATED TO PRESENTING INVIGORATING SAN DIEGO COUNTY ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM PERFORMANCES OF MUSICAL MASTERWORKS. ESTABLISHED IN 1994, CAMARADA CONCERTS SHARE THE JOY OF chAMBER Supervisors Ron Roberts, Greg Cox, & Kristin Gaspar MUSIC BY PAIRING PERFORMERS OF THE HIGHEST CALIBER WITH INTIMATE SPACES THROUGHOUT SAN DIEGO. FAMILY FOUNDATION Camarada collaborates with the San Diego community in these diverse ways: These funds will support Camarada’s new children’s series, Meet a Musician, at Mingei International Museum Camarada performs in for Family Sundays & “Made in California” for the public schools. See our web calendar for details. • Eclectic concerts including a wide range of styles and composers from J.S. Bach’s Concertos to Piazzolla’s Tangos Thank you to Supervisors Ron Roberts, Greg Cox, & Dave Roberts and the Anklesaria Family Foundation • Diverse intimate venues including art galleries, churches, libraries, community centers, for their continued support of the Camarada presence in San Diego! retirement homes, and schools to impact a large and diverse audience • Community Outreach programs to reach underserved San Diegans who cannot normally attend musical and artistic events Camarada partners with • Artists in the visual, dance, and theater arts which completes the artistic experience, creating a musical environment that uplifts audiences and provides our region with a cultural energy vital to a healthy and vibrant community 2018-19 Cabernet Series • Organizations including The Museum of Photographic Art, The Mingei International Come Together! ARTISTIC DIRECTORS Museum, Bread & Salt, Oceanside Museum of Art, Meyer Fine Art, Galleria Spagnola, Beth Ross Buckley, fl ute | Dana Burnett, piano experience the power of LIVE music FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL: 619.231.3702 Timken Museum, San Diego Museum of Art, Sushi, The Athenaeum, Tango Alma, San Diego Ballet, and California Ballet, Oceanside Museum of Art Each Cabernet Series Concert explores a new realm of musical possibilities with fresh interpretations of familiar classics and rediscovered gems. The music NOVEMBER 10 Camarada named by comes alive for you with the mere closeness to the musicians, instruments, Bach, Bebop & Blues composers and artists. • The Mingei International Museum as Artists-in-Residence, sponsor to the Featuring Holly & Beth on flutes performing Camarada appreciates your support fi nancially and as a warm, friendly audience. jazz arrangements by Mike Wofford. program for kids “Meet a Musician” on Family Sundays Our concerts would not be part of the San Diego community without your help. flutes, piano, vibes, bass, percussion • San Diego Music Awards as nominee for Tango Nuevo CD, Best World Music Album Please continue to support San Diego’s longest running chamber music ensemble by renewing your Cabernet Series subscription. of the Year, 2011 FEBRUARY 23 The Four Seasons of Tango Consider purchasing a second subscription as a unique way to entertain or Exciting new arrangements of Astor give a special thank you to friends or family. Your support gives Camarada the Camarada receives grants from Piazzolla’s Four Seasons, with a program opportunity to continue outreach programs to children and seniors and enrich • City of San Diego Commission for Arts and Culture, nod to the music of Vivaldi – tango style! the arts community in America’s fi nest city. Share this postcard with others who • County Supervisors Ron Roberts, Kristin Gaspar, and Greg Cox, flute, violin, bandoneon, piano, bass would also appreciate music, culture, and the arts. APRIL 27 In the upcoming 2018-19 season, a subscription to the Cabernet Series includes San Diego County Enhancement and Meet a Musician three evenings of wine tasting, dinner, and in-home concerts delivering a profound • San Diego Foundation, Creative Catalyst Grant SWEET, Suite Music and expansive cultural experience among friends and fellow music lovers! Immerse yourself in timeless Baroque • City of Encinitas and Mizel Family Foundation, Community Grant favorites by Telemann, C.P.E. Bach and more. • Thomas C. Ackerman Foundation, Cultural Grant flute, string quartet, harpsichord THREE-CONCERT SERIES: $700 PER PERSON (66% tax deductible) *If you are unable to attend one of the series concerts, you may transfer the tickets to another 2018-19 Cabernet Concert, take a full tax deduction for the ticket price or offer your tickets to a very lucky friend! Call Camarada General Manager (619.231.3702) to complete your payment or send a check to: 325 W. WASHINGTON ST. #2-163 SAN DIEGO, CA 92103 | CAMARADA.ORG | 619.231.3702 La Jolla Symphony STEVEN SCHICK Music Director & Chorus 2018-2019 SEASON Artist Directors Beth Ross Buckley, flute, is the Executive Director, ch) Co-Artistic Director & Flutist of Camarada. Ms. Ross-Buckley is an advocate of chamber music and dedicated to her craft. An original founder of Camarada, for 22 years Beth has been ano (Mar the driving force behind this ensemble and has added many new venues, compositions and musicians to its celebrated history. Ms. Ross-Buckley received her Bachelor of Music in aser, sopr Flute Performance from St. Olaf College and her Masters of y Fr Music from the University of Minnesota. Her teachers include ven Schick solos in season-opener Kay Sahlin, Julia Bogorad, Elaine Eagle, Damian Bursill-Hall, Katinka Kleijn, cello (February) Stace Ste Frances Blaisdell and Timothy Day. Ms. Ross-Buckley has been a featured artist at the National Flute Association Convention and Music Teacher’s Association of California. She served Saturday performances: 7:30pm as principal flute of the San Diego Chamber Orchestra/ Sunday performances: 2:00pm Lineage Orchestra Nova for 25 years. Beth enjoys performing in local Mandeville Auditorium, UCSD Broadway musical theater productions– including Wicked, Evita and Cinderella. Along with being the visionary for Bernstein Centennial Camarada, Ms. Ross-Buckley also has a portrait photography business, Beth Ross Buckley Photography. Her other passions March 16-17, 2019 Steven Schick conducts include family, friends, reading, and traveling. Laurie San Martin nights bright days pianist, Lineage Ludwig van Beethoven Symphony No. 8 Dana Burnett, is Co-Artistic Director of November 3-4, 2018 Steven Schick & Camarada and a faculty member of Cal State San Marcos.
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