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07.27.2017

Mahler's Symphony 7

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07.28.2017

A Maestro's Farewell: Beethoven 9

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6:00 PM

08.01.2017

One Quartet: A Toast to Beethoven

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7:30 PM

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A Maestro's Farewell: Beethoven 9
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6:00 PM;
<p>ACADEMY OF ST MARTIN IN THE FIELDS<br />JOSHUA BELL, CONDUCTOR &amp; SOLOIST</p> <p><strong>BRUCH:</strong><span> Violin Concerto No. 1</span><br /><strong>EDGAR MEYER:</strong> World Premiere - Overture for Violin and Orchestra <br /><strong>MENDELSSOHN:</strong> <em>Scottish </em>Symphony</p>
6:00 PM;
<p>ACADEMY OF ST MARTIN IN THE FIELDS<br /><span>JOSHUA BELL, CONDUCTOR &amp; SOLO VIOLINIST</span><br />STEVEN ISSERLIS, SOLO CELLIST</p> <p><strong>DVOŘÁK:</strong> <em>Silent Woods </em>for Cello and Orchestra<br /><strong>BEETHOVEN:</strong> Symphony No. 1<br /><strong>SCHUMANN/BRITTEN:</strong> Second Movement of Violin Concerto<br /><strong>BRAHMS:</strong> Concerto for Violin, Cello and Orchestra</p>
6:00 PM;
<p>ACADEMY OF ST MARTIN IN THE FIELDS<br /><span>JOSHUA BELL, CONDUCTOR &amp; SOLO VIOLINIST</span><br /><span>STEVEN ISSERLIS, SOLO CELLIST</span></p> <p><strong>J.S. BACH: </strong>Violin Concerto in A minor<br /><strong>C.P.E. BACH: </strong>Cello Concerto in A major<br /><strong>MOZART: </strong><em>Eine Kleine Nachtmusik<br /></em><strong>TCHAIKOVSKY: </strong>Serenade for Strings</p>
6:00 PM;
<p>DALLAS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA: JAAP VAN ZWEDEN, CONDUCTOR<br />GARRICK OHLSSON, SOLOIST</p> <p><strong>TCHAIKOVSKY:</strong> Piano Concerto No. 1<br /><strong>TCHAIKOVSKY:</strong> Symphony No. 4</p>
6:00 PM;
<p>DALLAS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA: JAAP VAN ZWEDEN, CONDUCTOR <br />SIMONE LAMSMA, SOLOIST</p> <p><strong>ROBERTO SIERRA:</strong> World Premiere Commissioned by Bravo! - <em>Dos piezas para orquesta</em><br /><strong>MENDELSSOHN:</strong> Violin Concerto<br /><strong>PROKOFIEV:</strong> Symphony No. 5</p>
6:00 PM;
<p>DALLAS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA: JAAP VAN ZWEDEN, CONDUCTOR</p> <p><strong>WAGNER:</strong> Prelude to <em>Lohengrin<br /></em><strong>HAYDN:</strong> Sinfonia Concertante for Oboe, Bassoon, Violin, and Cello<br /><strong>STRAVINSKY:</strong> <em>The Rite of Spring</em></p>
6:00 PM;
<p>DALLAS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA: JEFF TYZIK, CONDUCTOR</p> <p>Popular Hits from <em>Superman, Jaws, Angela’s Ashes,</em> <em>Schindler’s List, The Cowboys,</em> <em>Witches of Eastwick, Hook,</em> <em>Jurassic Park, Catch Me If You</em> <em>Can, Lincoln, </em>and <em>Star Wars.</em></p>
2:00 PM;
<p>DALLAS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA: JEFF TYZIK, CONDUCTOR</p> <p>The 4th of July Patriotic Concert, featuring the Dallas Symphony Orchestra and Byron Stripling on trumpet, is presented by the Vail Valley Foundation at the Gerald R. Ford Amphitheater.</p>
6:00 PM;
<p>DALLAS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA: JEFF TYZIK, CONDUCTOR <br />BYRON STRIPLING, MICHE BRADEN, TED LOUIS LEVY, ROBERT BREITHAUPT</p> <p>Harlem’s swankiest speakeasy sets up shop at Bravo! Vail with singing, dancing, and red-hot blues from greats like Louis Armstrong, Duke Ellington, and Cab Calloway.</p>
6:00 PM;
<p>THE PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA<br />STÉPHANE DENÈVE, CONDUCTOR<br />JAMES EHNES SOLOIST</p> <p><strong>TCHAIKOVSKY/STOKOWSKI:</strong> <em>Andante Cantabile</em><br /><strong>TCHAIKOVSKY:</strong> Violin Concerto<br /><strong>SIBELIUS:</strong> Symphony No. 2</p>
7:30 PM;
<p><span>THE PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA<br />STÉPHANE DENÈVE, CONDUCTOR<br /></span></p> <p><strong>E.T. THE EXTRA-TERRESTRIAL</strong>, complete film with live orchestra performing the entire score </p>
6:00 PM;
<p>THE PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA<br /><span>STÉPHANE DENÈVE, CONDUCTOR<br /></span>HAOCHEN ZHANG SOLOIST</p> <p><strong>GUILLAUME CONNESSON:</strong> World Premiere Commissioned by Bravo! -<em> Le Tombeau des Regrets</em><br /><strong>RACHMANINOFF:</strong> Piano Concerto No. 4<br /><strong>BEETHOVEN:</strong> Symphony No. 7</p>
6:00 PM;
<p>THE PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA<br />YANNICK NÉZET-SÉGUIN, CONDUCTOR</p> <p><strong>BRAHMS/GLANERT:</strong> Transcriptions of Chorale Preludes<br /><strong>BACH/STOKOWSKI:</strong> Passacaglia and Fugue in C minor<br /><strong>BACH/STOKOWSKI:</strong> Toccata and Fugue in D minor<br /><strong>BRAHMS:</strong> Symphony No. 2</p>
6:00 PM;
<p><span>THE PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA</span><br /><span>YANNICK NÉZET-SÉGUIN, CONDUCTOR<br /></span>GIL SHAHAM, SOLOIST</p> <p><strong>TCHAIKOVSKY:</strong> <em>Francesca da Rimini<br /></em><strong>MOZART:</strong> Violin Concerto No. 3<br /><strong>STRAVINSKY:</strong> <em>Petrushka</em></p>
6:00 PM;
<p><span>THE PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA</span><br /><span>YANNICK NÉZET-SÉGUIN, CONDUCTOR<br /></span>YEFIM BRONFMAN, SOLOIST</p> <p><strong>BEETHOVEN:</strong> Selections from <em>The Creatures of Prometheus<br /></em><strong>PROKOFIEV:</strong> Piano Concerto No. 2<br /><strong>MASON BATES:</strong> <em>Alternative Energy<br /></em><strong>TCHAIKOVSKY:</strong> 1812 Overture</p>
6:00 PM;
<p>NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC: CONDUCTED BY BRAMWELL TOVEY<br />J'NAI BRIDGES, VOCALIST</p> <p><strong>IVES:</strong> Variations on “America”<br /><strong>GERSHWIN:</strong> <em>Porgy and Bess</em>: A Symphonic Picture, <em>I Got Rhythm</em>, <em>Embraceable You</em>, <em>Our Love is Here to Stay</em>, <em>The Man I Love,<strong> </strong>An American in Paris</em><br /><strong>BERNSTEIN:</strong> Symphonic Dances from <em>West Side Story<br /></em></p>
6:00 PM;
<p>NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC: CONDUCTED BY ALAN GILBERT <br />FRANK HUANG SOLOIST<br /><br /><span><strong>MOZART:</strong> Violin Concerto No. 5, "Turkish"</span><br /><strong>BERLIOZ:</strong> <em>Symphonie Fantastique</em></p>
6:00 PM;
<p>NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC<span>: CONDUCTED BY ALAN GILBERT </span><br />DANIIL TRIFONOV, SOLOIST</p> <p><span><strong>CHOPIN:</strong> Piano Concerto No. 1 in E minor</span><br /><strong>SCHUMANN:</strong> Symphony No. 2</p>
6:00 PM;
<p>NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC: ALAN GILBERT, CONDUCTOR <br />ANNE-MARIE MCDERMOTT SOLOIST</p> <p><strong>JULIA ADOLPHE:</strong> World Premiere Commissioned by Bravo! -<em>White Stone</em><br /><strong>GERSHWIN:</strong> Piano Concerto in F major<br /><strong>DVOŘÁK:</strong> Symphony No. 9, “From the New World”</p>
6:00 PM;
<p>NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC: ALAN GILBERT, CONDUCTOR<br /><br /><strong>MAHLER:</strong> Symphony No. 7</p>
6:00 PM;
<p>NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC: ALAN GILBERT, CONDUCTOR<br />WITH INON BARNATAN, SUSANNA PHILLIPS, JENNIFER JOHNSON CANO, JOSEPH KAISER, MORRIS ROBINSON, COLORADO SYMPHONY CHORUS</p> <p><strong>BEETHOVEN:</strong> Piano Concerto No. 2<br /><strong>BEETHOVEN:</strong> Symphony No. 9</p>
5:00 PM;
<p>Old Meets New: Ancient Epics, Classical Elegance, and New Frontiers<br /><br />Join Janice Dickensheets of the University of Northern Colorado for a pre-concert lecture about the evening's performance. Free for concert ticket holders.</p>
5:00 PM;
<p>Musical Stories and Musical Forms in Prokofiev and Mendelssohn<br /><br /><span>Join Abigail Shupe of Colorado State University for a pre-concert lecture about the evening's performance. </span>Free for Concert Ticket Holders.</p>
5:00 PM;
<p>Rachmaninoff's American Concerto<br /><br /><span>Join Mitch Ohriner of the University of Denver for a pre-concert lecture about the evening's performance. </span>Free for Concert Ticket Holders.</p>
5:00 PM;
<p>Obsessions and Frights in Berlioz's Fantastique<br /><br /><span>Join Jack Sheinbaum of the University of Denver for a pre-concert lecture about the evening's performance. </span>Free for Concert Ticket Holders.</p>
5:00 PM;
<p>A Whole New World of Music<br /><br /><span>Join Ryan Bañagale of Colorado College for a pre-concert lecture about the evening's performance. </span>Free for Concert Ticket Holders. </p>
6:00 PM;
<p><strong>STRAUSS:</strong> Sextet for Strings from <em>Capriccio<br /></em><strong>DVOŘÁK:</strong> Sextet for Strings in A major, Op. 48<br /><strong>SCHUMANN:</strong> Piano Quintet in E-flat major, Op. 44</p>
6:00 PM;
<p><strong>PURCELL/BRITTEN:</strong> Chacony in G minor<br /><strong>PURCELL:</strong> Two Fantasies<br /><strong>SHOSTAKOVICH:</strong> String Quartet No. 8 in C minor, Op. 110<br /><strong>BEETHOVEN:</strong> String Quartet No. 14 in C-sharp minor, Op. 131</p>
6:00 PM;
<p>ANNE-MARIE MCDERMOTT, ANTON NEL, JENNY CHEN, CHELSEA WANG (PIANO)</p> <p>Music Arranged for Four Pianists/ Eight Hands by Bizet, Gershwin, Mozart, Joplin, and Rossini</p>
6:00 PM;
<p><strong>MENDELSSOHN:</strong> String Quartet in F minor, Op. 80<br /><strong>BEETHOVEN:</strong> String Quartet in C minor, Op. 18, No. 4<br /><strong>DVOŘÁK:</strong> String Quartet No. 12 in F major, Op. 96 “American”</p>
7:30 PM;
<p>CALDER QUARTET (STRINGS), ANNE-MARIE MCDERMOTT (PIANO)</p> <p><strong>HILLBORG:</strong> Kongsgaard Variations (For String Quartet)<br /><strong>BEETHOVEN:</strong> Piano Sonata No. 32 in C minor, Op. 111<br /><strong>BEETHOVEN:</strong> String Quartet No. 9 in C major, Op. 59, No. 3 “Razumovsky”  <strong> </strong></p>
7:30 PM;
<p>AEOLUS QUARTET &amp; CALDER QUARTET (STRINGS)</p> <p><strong>GLASS: </strong>String Quartet No. 3<br /><strong>PERSICHETTI:</strong> String Quartet No. 2, Op. 24<br /><strong>SCHUBERT: </strong>Quartettsatz<br /><strong>KURTÁG: </strong>Six Moments Musicaux<br /><strong>SCHUBERT: </strong>String Quartet No. 14 in D minor, <em>Death and the Maiden</em></p>
7:30 PM;
<p>AEOLUS QUARTET, CALDER QUARTET &amp; LYRIS QUARTET (STRINGS)</p> <p><strong>BRAHMS: </strong>3 Intermezzos for Piano, Op. 117<strong><br /></strong><strong>GLASS:</strong> String Quartet No. 5<br /><strong>DAVID LUDWIG:</strong> New Work Commissioned by Bravo! -<em>Pangaea</em><span> for Strings and Piano</span><br /><strong>REICH:</strong> Triple Quartet</p>
6:00 PM;
<p>Joshua Bell and Members of the Academy of St Martin in the Fields perform Mendelssohn's Octet. Catering by Mirabelle at Beaver Creek, Chef Daniel Joly.</p>
6:00 PM;
<p>Anne-Marie McDermott and members of the Emerson String Quartet perform Ravel and Haydn. Catering by The Left Bank, Chef Jean-Michel Chelain. </p>
6:00 PM;
<p>Program to be announced from stage. Catering by Foods of Vail, Chef Tracey Van Curan. </p>
6:00 PM;
<p>The Danish Quartet Performs Haydn's String Quartet in C major and Beethoven's String Quartet No. 2. Catering by Vail Catering Concepts, Chef Eric Berg.</p>
1:00 PM;
<p>ANNE-MARIE MCDERMOTT, PIANO<br />DAVID COOPER, HORN</p> <p><strong>SCHUMANN: </strong><em>Adagio and Allegro</em>, Op. 70<br /><strong>FRANZ STRAUSS:</strong> <em>Nocturno</em>, Op. 7<br /><strong>BARBOTEU: </strong><em>Saisons<br /></em><strong>MOZART:</strong> Sonata in B-flat major, K. 378<br /><strong>BOZZA:</strong> Sur le Cimes</p>
1:00 PM;
<p>ZORÁ STRING QUARTET</p> <p><strong>BEETHOVEN:</strong> String Quartet in F Minor, Op. 95, "Serioso"<br /><strong>MENDELSSOHN:</strong> String Quartet in A minor, Op. 13, "Ist Es Wahr?"</p>
1:00 PM;
<p>ZORÁ STRING QUARTET</p> <p><strong>MOZART:</strong> Divertimento in D major, K. 136<br /><strong>BOCCHERINI:</strong> String Quartet in E-flat major, Op. 58, No. 2<br /><strong>HAYDN:</strong> String Quartet in G major, Op. 77, No. 1</p>
6:00 PM;
<p><span>ZORÁ STRING QUARTET</span></p> <p><span><strong>HAYDN:</strong> String Quartet in G major, Op. 77, No. 1<br /><strong>BEETHOVEN:</strong> String Quartet in F minor, Op. 95, "Serioso"</span></p>
1:00 PM;
<p><span>ZORÁ STRING QUARTET</span><br />CHOONG-JIN CHANG, VIOLA</p> <p><strong>MOZART:</strong> String Quartet in G major, K. 387, "Haydn No. 1"<br /><strong>MOZART:</strong> Quintet for Two Violins, Two Violas and Cello in C major, K. 515</p>
1:00 PM;
<p><span>ZORÁ STRING QUARTET</span></p> <p><span><strong>WEBERN:</strong> Langsamer Satz<br /><strong>SHOSTAKOVICH:</strong> Quartet No. 9 in E-flat major, Op. 117</span></p>
1:00 PM;
<p>ENSEMBLE CONNECT</p> <p><strong>GLAZUNOV:</strong> <em>Réverie Orientale</em> for Clarinet and String Quartet<br /><strong>MOZART:</strong> Quintet for Clarinet and String Quartet in A major, K. 581<br /><strong>JOSEF STRAUSS &amp; JOHANN STRAUSS, JR./ARR. TEKALLI:</strong> <em>Pizzicato Polka</em>, Op. 234 <br /><strong>JOHANN STRAUSS, JR./ARR. TEKALLI:</strong> <em>Accelerations Waltz</em>, Op. 234 <em>Im Krapfenwaldl</em> (Cuckoo Polka), Op. 336</p>
11:00 AM;
<p>ENSEMBLE CONNECT</p> <p><strong>HAYDN:</strong> String Quartet in D major, Op. 64, No. 5, "The Lark"<br /><strong>FRANÇAIX:</strong> Trio for Violin, Viola and Cello<br /><strong>HANDEL/ARR. HALVORSEN:</strong> Passacaglia from Suite No. 7 in G minor for Violin and Viola<br /><strong>VERDI:</strong> Andantino from String Quartet in E minor<br /><strong>DVOŘÁK:</strong> Finale (Vivace ma non troppo) from String Quartet in F major, Op. 96, "American"</p>
1:00 PM;
<p>YOONAH KIM, CLARINET<br />JENNY CHEN, PIANO<br />CHELSEA WANG, PIANO</p> <p><strong>BEETHOVEN:</strong> Eight Variations on a Theme of Count Waldstein for Piano, Four Hands, WoO 67<br /><strong>POULENC:</strong> Sonata for Clarinet and Piano<br /><strong>BRAHMS:</strong> Sonata for Clarinet and Piano in E-Flat major, Op. 120, No. 2</p>
1:00 PM;
<p>CHELSEA WANG, PIANO</p> <p><strong>MOZART:</strong> Piano Sonata in F major, K. 533/494<br /><strong>SHOSTAKOVICH:</strong> Piano Sonata No. 2 in B minor, Op. 64</p>
1:00 PM;
<p>JENNY CHEN, PIANO</p> <p><strong>LISZT:</strong> Two Selections from <em>Twelve Transcendental Études </em><br /><strong>LISZT:</strong> <em>Mazurka Brilliante</em>, S.221<br /><strong>MEYEBEER/ARR. LISZT:</strong> <em>Reminiscences de Robert le Diable</em><strong><br /></strong><strong>LISZT:</strong> <em>O Wenn Es Immer So Bleiben</em>, after Anton Rubenstein's <em>Gelb rollt mir zu Füssen der brausende Kur</em>, Op. 34, No. 9<br /><strong>TCHAIKOVSKY/ARR. LISZT: </strong>Polonaise from <em>Eugene Onégin</em><br /><strong>LISZT:</strong> <em>Rondeau Fantastique sur un Thême Espagnol (El Contrabandista)</em></p>
6:00 PM;
<p>DANISH STRING QUARTET</p> <p><strong>BARTÓK:</strong> String Quartet No. 1, Op. 7<br />Selections from the Danish String Quartet's recording, Wood Works, to be announced from the stage.</p>
8:30 PM;
Featuring Ensemble Connect
8:30 PM;
Featuring the Danish String Quartet
8:30 PM;
Featuring the Calder String Quartet
10:00 AM;
<p class="p1"><span class="s1"><strong>Gershwin's Magic Key</strong><br /></span><span class="s1">Produced by Classical Kids Music Education<br /></span><span class="s1">A Collaborative Presentation </span><span class="s1">of the </span><span class="s1">National Repertory Orchestra and Bravo! Vail Music Festival<br /><br /></span>This enchanting story magically weaves George Gershwin's music into the tale of a chance encounter between a newspaper boy and the composer himself. Instrument Petting Zoo at 10:00AM. Performance at 11:00AM.</p>
5:00 PM;
<p><span class="s1"><strong>Gershwin's Magic Key</strong><br /></span><span class="s1">Produced by Classical Kids Music Education<br /></span><span class="s1">A Collaborative Presentation </span><span class="s1">of the </span><span class="s1">National Repertory Orchestra and Bravo! Vail Music Festival<br /><br /></span>This enchanting story magically weaves George Gershwin's music into the tale of a chance encounter between a newspaper boy and the composer himself. Instrument Petting Zoo at 5:00PM. Performance at 6:00PM.</p>
2:00 PM;
Featuring Bruce Wittrig, violin and Daphne Volle, Violin
2:00 PM;
<p>Featuring Bruce Patti, violin, Bing Wang, violin, and Nan Zhang, cello</p>
2:00 PM;
Featuring the Zorá String Quartet
2:00 PM;
Featuring the Zorá String Quartet
2:00 PM;
Featuring Kerri Ryan, viola and William Polk, violin
2:00 PM;
Featuring Ensemble Connect
2:00 PM;
Featuring Ensemble Connect
2:00 PM;
Featuring Ensemble Connect
4:00 PM;
<p>In the fantastical and funny Leave it to Ludwig, Ludwig van Beethoven magically appears to help a young pianist master the maestro’s music. Full of true stories from Beethoven’s life and dramatic excerpts from his compelling string quartets and piano music, this one-hour performance is a perfect opportunity for kids ages six and up and their families to discover the joys of live classical music. $5 for adults, kids and students are FREE.</p>
4:00 PM;
<p>In the fantastical and funny Leave it to Ludwig, Ludwig van Beethoven magically appears to help a young pianist master the maestro’s music. Full of true stories from Beethoven’s life and dramatic excerpts from his compelling string quartets and piano music, this one-hour performance is a perfect opportunity for kids ages six and up and their families to discover the joys of live classical music. $5 for adults, kids and students are FREE.</p>
5:30 PM;
<p>Mingle, sip champagne, and celebrate the music. The Bravo! Vail Gala is an elegant affair which raises vital funds to support the Festival's Education Programs and Free Concerts.</p>
3:00 PM;
<p>Featuring Anne-Marie McDermott and the 2017 Bravo! Vail Piano Fellows.</p>
1:00 PM;
<p>Featuring Inon Barnatan and the 2017 Bravo! Vail Piano Fellows.</p>

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Daniil Trifonov plays Chopin Piano Concerto No. 1 - 7.22.17

The New York Philharmonic Plays Mozart's Violin Concerto No. 5, "Turkish" - 7.22.17

Daniil Trifonov plays Chopin Piano Concerto No. 1 - 7.22.17

The New York Philharmonic Plays Mozart's Violin Concerto No. 5, "Turkish" - 7.22.17

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