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------ ~ Archives ML 38 .02 M47 1973 ,-j mDOWJROOK3 BALDWIN MEMORIAL PAVILION, OAKLAND UNIVERSITY, ROCHESTER, MICHIGAN 1-'MUSIooF~I.& .,.... TICKET PRICES: All Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday concerts Pavilion $6.50, $5.50 and $4.50 (reserved) Lawn-$2.75 (unreserved) All Wednesday concerts are $4.00 with unreserved seating only, lawn and pavilion. BOXOFFICE HOURS Mon. thru Sat. - 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sun. - 12Noon to 7 p.m. Phone: 377-2010 FESTIVAL GROUNDS OPEN TWO AND ONE-HALF HOURS PRIOR TO CONCERT TIME ON PERFORMANCE NIGHTS 1973 MEADOW BROOK I / Schedule WEDNESDA Y 8:30 P.M. THURSDAY 8:30 P.M. FRIDAY 8:30 P.M. (Nbn-Sub$qiption~rie$) JUNE 28 JUNE 29 DETROIT SYMPHONYORCHESTRA DUKE ELLINGTON Sixten Ehrling-! cond,:,ctor and his Orchestra VAN CLIBURN, pianist JULY 4 page 37 page 39 JULY 5 JULY6 DETROIT SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Sixten Ehrling, conductor ELLAFITZGERALD page 43 JAMES McCRACKEN, tenor SANDRA WARFIELD, mezzo-soprano page 45 page 47 JULY11 JULY 12 JULY 13 BENNY GOODMAN SEXTET HELEN REDDY DETROIT SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Andre Previn, conductor featuring page 54 BENNY GOODMAN JOHN BROWNING, pianist JULY18 page 54 page 57 JULY 19 JULY 20 BOBBY GOLDSBORO THE NATIONAL BALLET PRESERV A TIOIII HALL JAZZ BAND GALLERY page 65 THESLEEPINGBEAUTY page 73 page 75 JULY25 JULY 26 JULY 27 DETROIT SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA SARAH VAUGHAN MAC DAVIS Aldo Ceccato, conductor LAWRENCE FOSTER, cellist page 81 . page 83 page 85 AUGUST 2 AUGUST 3 AUGUST 1 DETROIT SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Edo de Waart, conductor PATTI PAGE MARY TRAVERS RUGGIERO RICCI, violinist page 93 page 97 AUGUST 8 AUGUST 9 AUGUST 10 MUSIC MADE FAMOUS DAVE BRUBECK QUARTET DETROIT SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA BY GLENN MILLER featurinfl 'GERRYMULLIGAN Kazimierz Kord, conductor with Starring BENEKE, EBERLE, MISHA DICHTER, pianist MODERNAIRES, KELLY DARIUSBRUBE~f EN~~f1BLE page 105 page 109 AUGUST 16 AUGUST 17 AUGUST15 DETROIT SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Hiroyuki Iwaki, conductor PETE FOUNTAIN PHILIPPE ENTREMONT, pianist JOHN SEBAS1~AN page 117 page 121 2 I ~ f PROGRAM CONTENTS Meadow Brook Chairmen. page 8 Meadow Brook Leadership. .. page 29 Meadow Brook Committees. .. page 9 Detroit Symphony Orchestra. pages 35-36 Major Donors. .. page 10 Program Notes. pages 37-127 Contributing Sponsors. pages 11-12-13 Trumbull Terrace page 51 Kresge Foundation .. page 13 The National Ballet. "'" . ..67-81 Oakland University . pages 18-21 Index to Advertisers. .. page 138 OAKLAND UNIVERSITY BOARD OF TRUSTEES MUSIC FESTIV AL,~ Ruth H. Adams leland W. Carr, Jr. Marvin L. Katke of Concerts .--~U~~ David B. Lewis SATURDAY 8:30 P.M. SUNDAY 6:30 P.M. Ken Morris Arthur W. Saltzman, Vice-Chairman JUNE 30 JULY 1 DETROITSYMPHONYORCHESTRA Alan E. Schwartz DETROITSYMPHONYORCHESTRA Sixten Ehrling, conductor Otis M. Smith, Chairman Sixten Ehrling, conductor PETERNERO,pionist VAN CLIBURN,pianist PETERNEROANDTRIOin concert page 41 page 43 Donald D. O'Dowd, President JULY 7 JULY 8 DETROITSYMPHONYORCHESTRA DETROITSYMPHONYORCHESTRA Sixten Ehrling, conductor Arthur Fiedler, conductor John De Carlo, JAMES McCRACKEN,tenor ALEGRIAARCE,pianist Vice President and SANDRAWARFIELD,mezzo-soprano page 49 page 53 Secretary to the Board JULY 14 JULY 15 DETROITSYMPHONYORCHESTRA DETROITSYMPHONYORCHESTRA Robert W. Swanson, Andre Previn, conductor Andre Kostelanetz, conductor Vice President and JOHN BROWNING,pianist LEONARDPENNARIO,pianist Treasurer to the Board page 59 page 61 JULY 21 JULY 22 MEADOW BROOK MUSIC FESTIVALSTAFF THENATIONALBALLET THE NATIONAL BALLET W. W. Kent, General Director of Cultural Affairs GALA CINDERELLA Vladimir Ashkenazy, Artistic Adviser page 77 page 78 ' Tommy Whisman, Business Manager JULY 28 JULY 29 Miss Cheryl Burnet, Box Office Supervisor DETROITSYMPHONYORCHESTRA DETROITSYMPHONYORCHESTRA Aldo Ceccoto, conductor Mitch Miller, conductor Mrs. W. Edwin Mosher, Director of Community Relations RADULUPU,pianist KISHIKOSUZUMI,violinist Rose Marie McClain, Public Relations Manager page 87 page 89 Mrs. Edward T. Markham, Secretary to Mr. Kent AUGUST 4 AUGUST 5 Miss Rebecca Cottrell, Secretary to Mrs. Mosher DETROITSYMPHONYORCHESTRA DETROITSYMPHONYORCHESTRA Miss Linda Watson, Secretary to Mrs. McClain Edo de Waart, conductor Morton Gould, conductor RUGGIERORICCI,violinist CARLOSMONTOYA, Jack Tobin, Stage Manager flamenco guitarist page 97 page 101 Earl Johnson, House Manager AUGUST 11 AUGUST 12 Mike Earl, Head Usher DETROITSYMPHONYORCHESTRA DETROITSYMPHONYORCHESTRA William Reynolds, Parking Crew Chief Kazimierz Kord, conductor Richard Hayman, conductor MISHADICHTER,pianist page 111 page 113 AUGUST 18 AUGUST 19 DETROIT SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA VICTOR BORGE These programs are presented with the sup- Hiroyuki Iwaki, conductor with port of the Michigan Council for the Arts. PHILIPPEENTREMONT, pianist MARYLYN MULVEY page 123 page 127 3 .. MR. AND MRS. ROBERT D. LUND Meadow Brook began ten years ago as a dream to create a place, in a setting of natural harmony, where people could share their common love for music. From those beginnings, the Music Festival has become an enchanting reality as a result of superior leadership that expects and generates success. Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Lund, the general chairmen of the Meadow Brook Music Festival and Theatre Committee for 1973, are a vital and continuing part of this tradition. Their leader• ship and devotion to the growth and development of the artistic milieu that is the Music Festival and the Theatre have inspired the dedicated and unremitting work of the Executive Committee. The widespread acclaim for previous Meadow Brook seasons encouraged Ernie and Bob Lund to make this summer's celebration of a decade under the stars the most exciting season yet. The collaboration of world-renowned pianist Vladimir Ashkenazy with the Music Festival, as its Artistic Adviser, played a significant role in perfecting this Festival's high artistic integrity. The expanded special events Wednesday series brings new diversification in programming. Also among the notable achievements to be witnessed in 1973 in the Howard C. Baldwin Me• morial Pavilion will be the greatest musical artists and guest conductors of our time, the ,American orchestral debut of Polish conductor Kazimierz Kord, and the world premiere of a work by Peter Nero. We are particularly proud that this Festi• val will be our finest eight weeks ever, and we invite you to share all thirty-nine performances with us. Oakland University and the Meadow Brook Music Festival are deeply grateful for friends such as the Lunds, the 1973 Executive Committee, and members of the Committee in previous years. The combined commitment of this group is a superior resource which has been instrumental in creating the enchantment and excellence that are a tradition at Meadow Brook. DONALD D. O'DOWD President, Oakland University 8 THE MEADOW BROOK COMMITTEES Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Lund, General Chairmen Mr. and Mrs. Eugene A. Cafiero, Vice Chairmen EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE-1973 Mr. & Mrs. Richard T. Walsh. Ca-Chairmen Mrs. Donald R. Farmer Mr. Kenneth Bolthouse Mr. & Mrs. Robert D. lund, Chairmen Mrs. Stanley Farrington Mr. G. P. Burford Mrs. Frederich Foust Mr. & Mrs. Eugene A. Cafiero, Vice-Chairmen Mr. L. M. Chicoine Mr. Robert Fruin Mr. & Mrs. Charles F. Adams, Promotion & Marketing Chairmen Mr. Harold Cook Mrs. E. W. Gerhard, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Backstrom, Mr. J. M. Cudlip Mrs. Darrell Giles Finance Chairmen Mr. Don Dancey Mrs. R. 1. Hampson Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Bannon, Mr. Richard Haupt Mrs. Thomas Henriksen Industry, labor & Professional Contacts Co-Chairmen Mr. D. S. Hoogstra Mrs. K. L. Krabenehoft Mr. & Mrs. W. H. Boutell, Mr. Ed Huffnagel Mrs. Irving Kus Hospitality Chairmen Mr. E. A. Illy Mrs. Charles lapp Dr. & Mrs. Irving F. Burton, Mr. Jack Kellman Mrs. Jackie law Industry, labor & Professional Mr. R. A. Krenz Contacts Co-Chairmen Mr. Jack lyons Mr. C. D. lauer Mrs. Donald McMinn Mr. & Mrs. Martin J. Case rio, Industry, labor & Professional Mr. Ron leirvik Mrs. Thomas Morgan Contacts Co-Chairmen Mr. V. A. long Mrs. James Monroe Mr. & Mrs. Frederick K. Cody, Mr. James Napier Mrs. Richard Murie Program Booklets Co-Chairmen Mr. P. R. O'Hara Mrs. Joseph P. Nigro Mr. & Mrs. Edwin O. George, Mr. John Paczos Mrs. John O'Brien Buildings & Grounds Chairmen Mr. Dean Pierce Mrs. A. L. Olsen, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Arnold W. Hartig, Industry, labor & Professianal Mr. Dick Pippin Mrs. Albert Post Contacts Co-Chairmen Mr. E. J. Schoff Mrs. Richard Rapport Mr. & Mrs. leonard T. lewis, Mr. Steve Sharf Mrs. Gene Schnelze Industry, labor & Professional Contacts Co-Chairmen Mr. Clare Shephard Mrs. P. F. Sherf Mr. & Mrs. Walton A. lewis, Mr. Harold E. Stahl Mrs. Robert Sholty Industry, labor & Professional Mr. E. E. Sullivan Mrs. A. L. Singer Contacts Co-Chairmen Mr. Wick Wickstrom Mrs. Kenneth Smith Mr. & Mrs. Alex C. Mair, Industry, labor & Professional Mrs. loy Sutherland Contacts Co-Chairmen AREA CHAIRMEN-1973 Mrs. R. E. Sweets Mr. & Mrs. John Morrissey, Mrs. Dicron Tafralian Program Booklets Co-Chairmen Mrs. James Aldrich Mrs. John Tindall Mr. & Mrs. Paul E. Prill, Mrs. Arnold Ambrosia Mrs. W. S. Walla Finance Co-Chairmen Mrs. Paul Ayres Mrs. Robert E. Wenner Mr. & Mrs. John C. Secrest, Mrs. James M. Barnes Industry, labor & Professional Contacts Co-Chairmen Mrs. Sidney Blair ADVISORY COUNCil Mr. & Mrs. Stanford C. Stoddard, Mrs. Theordore Bloom Mr. and Mrs. Semon E. Knudsen Industry, labor & Prafessional Mrs. Eugene Branstrom Contacts Co-Chairmen Mr. and Mrs. Rinehart S. Bright Mrs. Gerald Breen Mr. & Mrs. H. -Richard Townsley, Mr. and Mrs. Ben D. Mills Mrs. M. J. Brooks Finance Co-Chairmen Mr. and Mrs. James O. Wright Mrs. R. K. Brown Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. Van Dusen, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil E. Boyd Community Projects Chairmen Mrs. Rockwood Bullard Mr. and Mrs. Marvin L. Katke Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Vining, Mrs. C. M. Bullock Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Estes Finance Co-Chairmen Mrs. Kerold Chesney Mr. and Mrs. John J. Riccardo Mr. & Mrs. Richard T. Walsh, Mrs. Russell Cleveland Mr. and Mrs. William P. Benton Finance Co-Chairmen Mrs. Arthur Connors Mr. and Mrs. Roy Abernethy Mr. and Mrs. Peter B. Clark Mrs.