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SEASON Group Sales 21/ Isata & Sheku 22 Kanneh-Mason Midori Yo-Yo Ma 404.733.4848 | aso.org/groups Symphonic Surprises Group Leaders MUSICIAN MEET PERFORMANCE Nothing brings people together like the transcendent AND GREET OPPORTUNITIES power of music, and the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra’s 77TH SEASON is the perfect time to bring your members, students, staff, family and friends to Atlanta Symphony Hall. The ASO is as unparalleled and vibrant as the city and communities we represent. With our own unique sound, an appetite for artistic innovation, and a spirit that is woven into the fabric of this great city – we are sure to have the perfect concert for your group! BACKSTAGE TOURS Great Group Benefits Enjoygenerousdiscountsandsimplifiedpricing • for most Delta Classical concerts • Reserve your seats with no deposit Free ticket with every 20 purchased for most Delta • Classical concerts, limit 5 free tickets per concert • Recognition in Symphony Hall for groups of 50 or more • Complimentary motor coach parking Convenient ticketing – tickets can be held at the • AtlantaSymphonyOrchestraboxofficeormailedtoyou 404.733.4848 | aso.org/groups Get a Group & GO! As a valued Atlanta Symphony Orchestra partner, you receive fantastic benefits includingbackstage tours, meet & greets with musicians and generous discounts to select concerts. Plan your memorable visit today by contacting the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra Group Sales team at [email protected] or visit aso.org/groups. 2021/22 Delta Classical Season SEP 9/10/11 | Thu/Fri/Sat: 8pm | PREMIUM NOV 4/6 | Thu/Sat: 8pm JAN 27/29 | Thu/Sat: 8pm BEETHOVEN: Symphony No. 5 RAMEAU: Suite from Les indes galants BOULANGER: Of a Spring Morning BEETHOVEN: Piano Concerto No. 5 OSVALDO GOLIJOV: Azul GRIEG: Piano Concerto Robert Spano, conductor JOHN ADAMS: The Chairman Dances TCHAIKOVSKY: Symphony No. 6, “Pathétique” Garrick Ohlsson, piano RAVEL: Mother Goose Nikolaj Szeps-Znaider, conductor James Gaffigan, conductor Saleem Ashkar, piano SEP / | Fri/Sat: 8pm 17 18 Alisa Weilerstein, cello R. STRAUSS: Don Juan FEB 3/5 | Thu/Sat: 8pm CONRAD TAO: Concerto for Violin NOV 18/20 | Thu/Sat: 8pm JESSIE MONTGOMERY: Records from ALVIN SINGLETON: Different River COPLAND: Fanfare for the Common Man a Vanishing City R. STRAUSS: Till Eulenspiegel MICHAEL GANDOLFI: Concerto for Piano PIAZZOLLA: Aconcagua Robert Spano, conductor COPLAND: Symphony No. 3 SCHUBERT: SymphonyNo.8,“Unfinished” Stefan Jackiw, violin Robert Spano, conductor JOSEF STRAUSS: Music of the Spheres Marc-André Hamelin, piano Carlos Kalmar, conductor SEP / | Thu/Sat: 8pm 23 25 Ksenija Sidorova, accordion HAYDN: Symphony No. 102 DEC 2/4 | Thu/Sat: 8pm VANHAL: Double Bass Concerto MELODY EÖTVÖS: The Deciding Machine FEB 10/12 | Thu/Sat: 8pm | PREMIUM BRAHMS: Serenade No. 2 R. STRAUSS: Four Last Songs VIVALDI: Violin Concerto, Il favorito, RV 277 Shi-Yeon Sung, conductor BRAHMS: Symphony No. 1 HANDEL: “lo t’abbraccio” from Rodelinda Joseph McFadden, double bass Donald Runnicles, conductor HANDEL: “Caro! Bella!” from Giulio Cesare Jacquelyn Stucker, soprano MOZART: “Dove sono?” from OCT 13/14 | Wed*/Thu: 8pm The Marriage of Figaro VERDI: Overture to La forza del destino JAN 13/15 | Thu/Sat: 8pm MOZART: Symphony No. 41, “Jupiter” MISSY MAZZOLI: Dark with Excessive Bright MOZART: Overture to Idomeneo Dmitry Sinkovsky, conductor, TCHAIKOVSKY: Symphony No. 5 SAINT-SAËNS: Piano Concerto No. 4 violin & countertenor Nathalie Stutzmann, conductor TAKEMITSU: Requiem Georgia Jarman, soprano Peter Herresthal, violin SCHUBERT: Symphony No. 5 Kazuki Yamada, conductor FEB 24/26 | Thu/Sat: 8pm OCT 21/23 | Thu/Sat: 8pm | PREMIUM Stephen Hough, piano JAMES WILSON: The Green Fuse J.LEE III: Sukkot Through Orion’s Nebula WALTON: Viola Concerto TCHAIKOVSKY: Violin Concerto JAN 20/22 | Thu/Sat: 8pm MENDELSSOHN: Symphony No. 3, “Scottish” SCHUMANN: Symphony No. 4 SARAH GIBSON: warp & weft Donald Runnicles, conductor Juanjo Mena, conductor JOBY TALBOT: Ink Dark Moon Zhenwei Shi, viola Midori, violin RACHMANINOV: Vocalise SIBELIUS: Symphony No. 5 Gemma New, conductor Miloš Karadaglić, guitar Dmitry Garrick Sinkovsky Ohlsson Denyce David Graves Coucheron Miloš Karadaglić Gemma New Avi Avital Midori Alesia Weilerstein Xavier Foley Stephen Hough Nathalie Stutzmann 404.733.4848 | aso.org/groups More Great Concerts 2021/22 Delta Classical Season (continued) MAR 3/5 | Thu/Sat: 8pm APR 28/30 | Thu/Sat: 8pm PRICE: Piano Concerto in One Movement DEBUSSY: Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun MAHLER: Symphony No. 1 DEBUSSY: Nocturnes Donald Runnicles, conductor DURUFLÉ: Requiem EXTRA Michelle Cann, piano Donald Runnicles, conductor TBA, soprano MAR / | Thu/Fri*: 8pm 17 18 TBA, baritone Special CONCERTS R. STRAUSS: Death and Transfiguration Atlanta Symphony Orchestra Chorus MOZART: Requiem Nathalie Stutzmann, conductor MAY 12/14 | Thu/Sat: 8pm Martina Jankovà, soprano ANNA CLYNE: Sound and Fury DEC 5/8 | Sun: 3pm/Wed: 8pm Sara Mingardo, mezzo-soprano SHOSTAKOVICH: Cello Concerto No. 1 HUMPERDINCK: Hansel and Gretel Kenneth Tarver, tenor ELGAR: Enigma Variations Donald Runnicles, conductor Burak Bilgili, bass Alexander Soddy, conductor Kelley O’Connor, Hansel ASO Chamber Chorus Rainer Eudeikis, cello Jacquelyn Stucker, Gretel MAR 24/26 | Thu/Sat: 8pm MAY 19/20 | Thu/Fri**: 8pm Tichina Vaughn, Witch BEETHOVEN: Leonore Overture No. 3 VERDI: Aida, Act III Stephen Powell, Father XAVIER FOLEY: Concerto for Double Bass Nicola Luisotti, conductor Michaela Martens, Mother SHOSTAKOVICH: Symphony No. 9 Michelle Bradley, soprano TBA, Sandman/Dew Fairy Jonathon Heyward, conductor Denyce Graves, mezzo-soprano Gwinnett Young Singers Xavier Foley, double bass Clay Hilley, tenor APR | Wed: 8pm Reginald Smith, baritone 13 MAR /APR | Thu/Sat: 8pm 31 2 TBA, bass MARK BULLER: The Parallactic Transits Yo-Yo Ma DVOŘÁK:Symphony No. 9 JENNIFER HIGDON: Mandolin Concerto MAY 26/28 | Thu/Sat: 8pm DVOŘÁK:Cello Concerto RIMSKY-KORSAKOV: Scheherazade MARCELLO: Oboe Concerto Robert Spano, conductor Robert Spano, conductor BRAHMS: Symphony No. 4 Yo-Yo Ma, cello Avi Avital, mandolin Nicola Luisotti, conductor Elizabeth Koch Tiscione, oboe MAY 8 | Sun: 3pm APR 21/23 | Thu/Sat: 8pm BRUCH: Scottish Fantasy JUN 9/11 | Thu/Sat: 8pm | PREMIUM The Kanneh-Mason Recital BEETHOVEN: Symphony No. 3, “Eroica” MAHLER: Symphony No. 3 BEETHOVEN: Cello Sonata No. 4 Donald Runnicles, conductor Robert Spano, conductor SHOSTAKOVICH: Cello Sonata David Coucheron, violin Kelley O’Connor, mezzo-soprano BRIDGE: Cello Sonata Elisabeth Remy Johnson, harp Gwinnett Young Singers BRITTEN: Cello Sonata Women of the ASO Chorus Sheku Kanneh-Mason, cello Isata Kanneh-Mason, piano Please note: The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra will not be featured on this performance. All dates, programs, artists and prices MAY 21 | Sat: 8pm are subject to change. Premium concerts not discounted. Itzhak Perlman TCHAIKOVSKY: Symphony No. 4 VERDI: Overture to Michelle Jacquelyn I vespri Siciliani Cann Stucker BRUCH: Violin Concerto Nicola Luisotti, conductor Itzhak Perlman, violin Marc-André Hamlin Ksenija Saleem Sidorova Ashkar Itzhak Kelley Perlman O’Connor Delta Classical Group Pricing Rear Balcony THU/ Front Balcony SUN SAT PREMIUM price/ price/ price/ series concert concert Dress Circle Middle Loge Rear Balcony $18 $19 $33 Front Loge Front Balcony $22 $25 $44 Dress Circle $35 $37 $59 Group Rear Orchestra Middle Loge $50 $55 $79 Middle Orchestra Front Loge $98 $98 $109 Prices Rear Orchestra $25 $27 $49 Main Orchestra Premium Orchestra Middle Orchestra $50 $55 $79 Premium Orchestra $98 $98 $109 Main Orchestra $35 $37 $59 Front Orchestra Front Orchestra $24 $27 $39 Special Concerts Rear Balcony Front Balcony Please note: There are no discounts on these concerts. 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  • San Francisco Opera 2021-22 Season Announcement Updated 8.13.21.Pdf

    San Francisco Opera 2021-22 Season Announcement Updated 8.13.21.Pdf

    SAN FRANCISCO OPERA RETURNS TO THE WAR MEMORIAL OPERA HOUSE STAGE Eun Sun Kim Opens 2021–22 Season and Music Directorship Tenure with Puccini’s Tosca Starring Ailyn Pérez, Michael Fabiano and Alfred Walker Eun Sun Kim (Photos: Marc Olivier Le Blanc; Daniel Delang) Kim Leads Beethoven’s Fidelio in a Bold New Production by Director Matthew Ozawa Featuring Elza van den Heever and Russell Thomas Along with Homecoming Concert, Adler Fellows Concert and Verdi Tribute Company’s Multi-Year Mozart-Da Ponte Trilogy Continues with New Productions of Così fan tutte and Don Giovanni Set in Different Eras of an American House Season Highlights Also Include Bright Sheng and David Henry Hwang’s Dream of the Red Chamber, Livestreaming, Free Opera at the Ballpark Simulcast Tickets Now on Sale – Visit sfopera.com or call (415) 864-3330 Puccini’s Tosca; Beethoven’s Fidelio set rendering by Alexander V. Nichols; Sheng’s Dream of the Red Chamber (Photos: Cory Weaver) 1 San Francisco, CA (June 22, 2021; updated August 13, 2021) — San Francisco Opera announced today repertory, casting and reopening plans for its 99th season. Commencing with a performance of Giacomo Puccini’s Tosca on Saturday, August 21, the 2021–22 Season marks the inauguration of Eun Sun Kim’s tenure as Caroline H. Hume Music Director and a reemergence of opera at the War Memorial Opera House, which reopens with newly installed custom seats and accessibility enhancements. For this transitional year, the Company unveils three new productions: Ludwig van Beethoven’s Fidelio and, continuing the Company’s Mozart-Da Ponte Trilogy, Così fan tutte and Don Giovanni.