MONDAY
JU LY 1
7:00
A Concert Presentation of
Matthew Aucoin’s Music
for New Bodies ($40)
Wheeler Opera House
Timothy Weiss conductor
Peter Sellars director
Aspen Contemporary
Ensemble
Singers from Aspen Opera
Theater and VocalARTS
MATTHEW AUCOIN: Music
for New Bodies (AMFS Co-
Commission)
TUESDAY
JU LY 2
10:30
Wheeler Opera House and
AMFS History Tour (Free;
ticket required)
Wheeler Opera House Lobby
4:00
Leonard Bernstein’s
Young People’s Concerts
Presented by Carnegie
Hall+ — Who is Gustav
Mahler? ($10; Free for ages
18 and under)
Wheeler Opera House
6:00
Violin Competition (Free)
Hurst Hall, Bucksbaum Campus
6:00
Recital: FRAGMENTS I with
Alisa Weilerstein
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cello
($55)
Harris Concert Hall
8:00
Wind Orchestra ($20)
Klein Music Tent
Joaquín Valdepeñas
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conductor
GIPPS: Seascape, op. 53
MOZART: Wind Serenade in
B-flat major, K. 361, “Gran
Partita”
WEDNESDAY
JU LY 3
10:30
Wheeler Opera House and
AMFS History Tour (Free;
ticket required)
Wheeler Opera House Lobby
10:30
Tunes and Tales (Free; for
ages 8 and under with an
adult)
Basalt Regional Library
10:30
Tunes and Tales (Free; for
ages 8 and under with an
adult)
Pitkin County Library
12:00
High Notes Discussion
(Free; ticket required)
Bad Harriet, Hotel Jerome
Alan Fletcher moderator
Fletcher talks with cellist Alisa
Weilerstien and pianist Inon Barnatan.
5:00
Aspen Conducting
Academy Orchestra ($20)
Klein Music Tent
BRIAN RAPHAEL NABORS:
Onward
COLERIDGE-TAYLOR: Ballade
in A minor, op. 33
BRITTEN: Four Sea Interludes,
from Peter Grimes, op. 33a
—
BRAHMS: Symphony No. 3 in
F major, op. 90
6:00
Artist Dinner with Augustin
Hadelich violin ($750)
Private Residence
7:30
Recital: FRAGMENTS II
with Alisa Weilerstein
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cello ($55)
Harris Concert Hall
THURSDAY
JU LY 4
4:00
Fourth of July Concert
(Free)
Klein Music Tent
Lawrence Isaacson
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conductor
National Youth Pipe Band of
Scotland
The annual free Independence Day
celebration brings the AMFS Band to
the Tent stage with stirring patriotic
favorites. A beloved tradition.
6:00
String Showcase (Free)
Edlis Neeson Hall, Bucksbaum
Campus
FRIDAY
JU LY 5
9:00
Aspen Chamber Symphony
Dress Rehearsal ($20)
Klein Music Tent
9:00
AMFS Architectural and
History Tour (Free; ticket
required)
Paepcke Terrace
12:30
The Art of Listening (Free)
Crossroads Church
Tom Buesch speaker
1:00
Piping Class with The
National Piping Centre of
Scotland (Free)
Wheeler Opera House
Findlay MacDonald bagpipes
2:30
Spotlight Recital (Free)
Pitkin County Library 4:30
Overtures: Preconcert
Chamber Music (Free)
Harris Concert Hall
Itamar Esformes piano
student of Anton Nel
RACHMANINOFF: Études-
tableaux, op. 33
FRIDAY (continued)
5:30
Chamber Symphony:
Inon Barnatan, Haydn
Symphonies ($92, $75, $45)
Klein Music Tent
Nicholas McGegan
conductor
Inon Barnatan
piano
Stuart Stephenson
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trumpet
Michael Rusinek clarinet
Nancy Goeres
A
bassoon
HAYDN: Symphony No. 31
in D major, Hob. I/31
“Hornsignal”
SHOSTAKOVICH: Piano
Concerto No. 1 in C minor,
op. 35
R. STRAUSS: Duet-
Concertino
HAYDN: Symphony No. 100
in G major, Hob. I/100,
“Military”
SATURDAY
JU LY 6
10:00
Opera Encounters: Art
Song Recital ($40)
Wheeler Opera House
Myra Huang host
1:00
Music on the Mountain
featuring The National
Piping Centre of Scotland
(Free; gondola ticket
required)
Top of Aspen Mountain
1:30
Spotlight Recital (Free)
Aspen Community Church
SATURDAY (continued)
4:30
Chamber Music ($45)
Harris Concert Hall
Aspen Contemporary
Ensemble, Donald Crockett
conductor, Laura Gamboa
violin, Bing Wang
A
violin
Renata Arado
A
violin, Cornelia
Heard
A
violin, Naoko Tanaka
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violin, Anton Nel piano
Alexander Ishov flute, Victoria
Chiang
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viola, Emily Levin
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harp, Augustin Hadelich violin
Inon Barnatan piano
JESSIE MONTGOMERY:
Concerto Grosso (AMFS Co-
Commission)
LEO: Concerto for Four Violins
and Continuo
DEBUSSY: Sonata for Flute,
Viola, and Harp
CHAUSSON: Concert in D
major, op. 21
6:00
Low Strings Competition
(Free)
Hurst Hall, Bucksbaum Campus
7:30
An Evening of P. D. Q. Bach
A
($65)
Harris Concert Hall
Alan Fletcher host, Piotr
Waclawik
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conductor Robert
Spano piano, Victoria Chiang
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viola, James Dunham viola
, Anton Nel harpsichord,
Nadine Asin flute, Elaine
Douvas oboe, Andrew Brady
bassoon, Billy Hunter Jr.
trumpet AbelPereira horn,
James Miller trombone,
Soloists from Aspen Opera
Theater and VocalARTS
P. D. Q. BACH
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: Toot Suite for
Calliope Four Hands, S. 212°
Sonata for Viola Four Hands
and Harpsichord, S. 440
Echo Sonata for Two
Unfriendly Groups of
Instruments, S.99999999...
“Goldbrick” Variations, S. 14
“Donna, Donna, Listen to My
Plea” from The Abduction of
Figaro, S. 384, 492
“Unbegun” Symphony
SUNDAY
JU LY 7
9:00
AMFS Architectural and
History Tour (Free; ticket
required)
Paepcke Terrace
9:30
Aspen Festival Orchestra
Dress Rehearsal ($20)
Klein Music Tent
3:00
Prelude: Preconcert Talk
(Free)
Harris Concert Hall
Andrew Ralston speaker
3:30
Pre-Concert Fanfare by
The National Youth Pipe
Band of Scotland (Free)
Karetsky Music Lawn
4:00
Festival Orchestra: Hadelich,
Rachmaninoff’s Symphony
No. 2 ($92, $75, $45)
Klein Music Tent
Dima Slobodeniouk conductor
Augustin Hadelich violin
WANG LU: Surge
PROKOFIEV: Violin Concerto
No. 2 in G minor, op. 63
—
RACHMANINOFF: Symphony
No. 2 in E minor, op. 27
7:00
A Recital by Christopher
Houlihan organ (Free)
Aspen Community Church
JONATHAN DOVE: The
Dancing Pipes
PIERNÉ: Trois Pièces, op. 29
BUCK: Concert Variations on
“The Star-Spangled Banner”
PRICE: Suite No. 1 for Organ
VIERNE: Romance from Organ
Symphony No. 4 in
G minor, op. 32
Final from Organ Symphony
No. 3 in F-sharp minor,
op. 28
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