2018 – 2019 SEASON

O R C H E S T R A | B A R O Q U E E N S E M B L E | Q U A R T E T S

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SEPTEMBER 22-23

LENSIC

OCTOBER 21

LENSIC

NOVEMBER 3-4

LENSIC

DECEMBER 19-24

LORETTO CHAPEL

DECEMBER 29

LENSIC

JANUARY 26-27

LENSIC

FEBRUARY 24ST. FRANCIS

AUDITORIUM

MARCH 9-10

LENSIC

MARCH 31ST. FRANCIS

AUDITORIUM

APRIL 18-20

LORETTO CHAPEL

APRIL 27-28

LENSIC

JANUARY 13ST. FRANCIS

AUDITORIUM

SEASON OPENING: ESTEEMED REPUTATIONS

Pro Musica Orchestra with conductor Thomas O’Connor &

pianist Anne-Marie McDermott

WOMEN OF DISTINCTION KEYNOTE ADDRESS

Jane Chu, Chairman of the National Endowment for the Arts

A SCOTTISH ADVENTURE Pro Musica Orchestra with

conductor Ruth Reinhardt & violinist Ariel Horowitz

A BAROQUE CHRISTMAS Pro Musica Baroque Ensemble with

soprano Clara Rottsolk & mezzo-soprano Deborah Domanski

THE BRANDENBURG CONCERTOS Pro Musica Orchestra

with conductor Thomas O’Connor

THE JACOBSEN BROTHERS Pro Musica Orchestra with

conductor Eric Jacobsen & violinist Colin Jacobsen

CUARTETO CASALS and works by Haydn, Bartók, Purcell

and Debussy

MUSIC WITHOUT BORDERS Pro Musica Orchestra with

conductor Lina Gonzalez-Granados & cellist Christine Lamprea

ELIAS STRING QUARTET and works by Mozart, Beamish

and Schumann

BAROQUE HOLY WEEK Pro Musica Baroque Ensemble with

soprano Clara Rottsolk & mezzo-soprano Meg Bragle

SEASON FINALE: EAST MEETS WEST Pro Musica Orchestra

with conductor Gemma New & violinist Francisco Fullana

2018-2019 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

MIRÓ STRING QUARTET and works by Schubert, Dvorák,

Beethoven, Puccini and more

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SEASON OPENING: ESTEEMED REPUTATIONS

“One of the most celebrated pieces ever written”

(Charles Rosen, about Mozart Piano Concerto No. 20)

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22 | 4PM

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 23 | 3PM

Thomas O’Connor, conductor

Anne-Marie McDermott, piano

HAYDN Symphony No. 92 in G Major, Hob. I:92, “Oxford”

CHRIS CERRONE High Windows

MOZART Piano Concerto No. 20 in D Minor, K. 466

A SCOTTISH ADVENTURE

“nothing but whisky, fog and foul weather” (Mendelssohn, 1829)

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3 | 4PM

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 4 | 3PM

Ruth Reinhardt, conductor

Ariel Horowitz, violin

MENDELSSOHN The Hebrides Overture, Op. 26, “Fingal’s Cave"

MENDELSSOHN Violin Concerto in E Minor, Op. 64

MENDELSSOHN Symphony No. 3 in A Minor, Op. 56, “Scottish”

THE BRANDENBURG CONCERTOS

“The most stupendous miracle in all of music” (Richard Wagner)

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29 | 7PM

Thomas O’Connor, conductor

J.S. BACH The Complete Brandenburg Concertos

ANNE-MARIE MCDERMOTT, piano

ARIEL HOROWITZ, violin

RUTH REINHARDT, conductor

THOMAS O’CONNOR, conductor

ORCHESTRA SERIESLENSIC PERFORMING ARTS CENTER

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ORCHESTRA SERIESLENSIC PERFORMING ARTS CENTER

THE JACOBSEN BROTHERS

Imaginative possibilities, exotic flavors and rhythmic adventures

SATURDAY, JANUARY 26 | 4PM

SUNDAY, JANUARY 27 | 3PM

Eric Jacobsen, conductor

Colin Jacobsen, violin

JESSIE MONTGOMERY Records from a Vanishing City

MOZART Violin Concerto No. 5 in A Major, K. 219, “Turkish”

BEETHOVEN Symphony No. 7 in A Major, Op. 92

MUSIC WITHOUT BORDERS

Mirrors and memories of the world

SATURDAY, MARCH 9 | 4PM

SUNDAY, MARCH 10 | 3PM

Lina Gonzalez-Granados, conductor

Christine Lamprea, cello

VILLA-LOBOS Sinfonietta No. 1, “In Memory of Mozart”

ARTURO MÁRQUEZ Espejos en la Arena

BEETHOVEN Symphony No. 6 in F Major, Op. 68, “Pastoral”

SEASON FINALE: EAST MEETS WEST

Resilience in the face of adversity

SATURDAY, APRIL 27 | 4PM

SUNDAY, APRIL 28 | 3PM

Gemma New, conductor

Francisco Fullana, violin

ARVO PÄRT Trisagion

PROKOFIEV Violin Concerto No. 2 in G Minor, Op. 63

BEETHOVEN Symphony No. 2 in D Major, Op. 36

LINA GONZALEZ-GRANADOS, conductor

GEMMA NEW, conductor

CHRISTINE LAMPREA, cello

COLIN JACOBSEN, violin

ERIC JACOBSEN, conductor

FRANCISCO FULLANA violin

THOMAS O’CONNOR, Music Director

“It has been a pleasure to witness the [Pro Musica] orchestra’s

steady improvement over the years to a point of admirable

mastery. Thomas O’Connor, its music director, put together

a program that was anything but ordinary–one, in fact, that

challenged the audience as well as the musicians.”

(James Keller, Pasatiempo, 2018)

RUTH REINHARDT

“Few artistic experiences are as exciting as witnessing a

brilliant debut by a young musician. It happened… when

Ruth Reinhardt, Assistant Conductor of the Dallas Symphony

Orchestra, led authoritative and musically sophisticated

performances of a program she wasn’t even supposed to

conduct.” (Scott Cantrell, Dallas News, 2016)

ERIC JACOBSEN

Hailed as “an interpretive dynamo” (The New York Times)

and credited with helping to ensure “the future of classical

music in America” (Los Angeles Times), Eric Jacobsen has

built a reputation for engaging audiences with innovative

and collaborative programming.

LINA GONZALEZ-GRANADOS

“The standouts for me were… Lina Gonzalez-Granados who

had that extra bit of authority, with lots of eye contact with

the orchestra and gestures highly specific and expressive.”

(Scott Cantrell, Dallas News, 2017)

GEMMA NEW

“Gemma New proved an outstanding presence at Friday

night’s concert … confident and fully in command, leading

the musicians with an incisive yet flexible beat, and attentive

to details as well as the broader sweep.” (Lawrence A. Johnson,

Chicago Classical Review, 2017)

CONDUCTORS SPOTLIGHT

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SUNDAY, OCTOBER 21 | 5PM

LENSIC PERFORMING ARTS CENTER

SANTA FE PRO MUSICA believes that a vibrant performing arts community depends on the principles of excellence, inclusion, outreach and new voices. The launch of WOMEN OF DISTINCTION establishes Pro Musica as an innovative leader in these areas. This initiative is an outgrowth of our WOMEN COMPOSERS

PROJECT and focuses on presenting some of classical music’s most under-represented voices: women conductors and composers. With this focus in mind, for the 2018-19 season Pro Musica is excited to present composers Sally Beamish and Jessie Montgomery, and conductors Lina Gonzalez-Granados, Gemma New and Ruth Reinhardt.

Please join us for a keynote address by Jane Chu, Chairman of the National Endowment for the Arts, who will speak about the state of the arts in the United States. Following the address, she will be joined by Music Director Thomas O’Connor, and educator and oral historian Dr. Mi’Jan Celie Tho-Biaz in a conversation on women in the arts.

Jane Chu | CHAIRMAN

NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE ARTS

WOMEN OF DISTINCTION A leadership initiative

MEET THE MUSIC AT THE LENSIC

WITH THOMAS O’CONNOR

Want to brush up on your knowledge of classical

music and improve your listening skills? Arrive

one hour early to each Lensic concert and

hear these topics (and more!) discussed and

illustrated by Music Director Thomas O’Connor

with the season’s guest conductors and soloists.

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SUNDAY

JANUARY 13

3PM

MIRÓ STRING QUARTET

A Quartet Cabaret: storytelling through music

CUARTETO CASALS

“A sonic signature entirely their own” (The New York Times)

SUNDAY

FEBRUARY 24

3PM

HAYDN Quartet in C Major, Op. 33, No. 3, “The Bird”

BARTÓK Quartet No. 3, Sz. 85

PURCELL Fantasies for String Quartet

DEBUSSY Quartet in G Minor, Op. 10

ELIAS STRING QUARTET

“Magic moments abound…” (The Sunday Times, UK)

SUNDAY

MARCH 31

3PM

MOZART Quartet in D Minor, K. 421

SALLY BEAMISH New Work

SCHUMANN Quartet in A Minor, Op. 41, No. 1

STRING WORKS SERIESST. FRANCIS AUDITORIUM

SCHUBERT Quartettsatz, D. 703

DVORÁK Cypresses

MICHAEL IPPOLITO Big Sky, Low Horizon

BEETHOVEN Quartet in F Minor, Op. 95, “Serioso”

WOLF Italian Serenade

PUCCINI I Crisantemi

BEETHOVEN Grosse Fuge, Op. 133

MIRÓ STRING QUARTET

“Nuanced, handsome phrasing and

meticulous playing” (San Francisco

Chronicle). The Miró Quartet is home

grown in the United States and is

based at the Butler School of Music,

University of Texas at Austin.

CUARTETO CASALS

“Beautifully balanced, mellifluous,

vigorous, soaringly intelligent

ensemble” (The Times, London).

Cuarteto Casals is based in Barcelona

where they are acknowledged as

Ambassadors of Catalan culture

by the government of Catalunya.

ELIAS STRING QUARTET

“This remarkable ensemble’s ability to

live and breathe each phrase with an

enraptured sensitivity” (The Sunday

Times, UK). The Elias Quartet is based

in England and is comprised of

French/Catalan sisters, a Scotsman

and a Swedish/Estonian.

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THURSDAY

APRIL 18

7:30PM

FRIDAY

APRIL 19

7:30PM

SATURDAY

APRIL 20

6PM

A BAROQUE CHRISTMAS

A Santa Fe Tradition

WEDNESDAY–

MONDAY

DECEMBER 19-24

6PM & 8PM

EACH EVENING

Stephen Redfield, leader

Clara Rottsolk, soprano

Deborah Domanski, mezzo-soprano

MUSIC BY THE BAROQUE MASTERS AND

TRADITIONAL CAROLS

BAROQUE HOLY WEEK

Commemorate the joys and sorrows of the Easter season

Stephen Redfield, leader

Clara Rottsolk, soprano

Meg Bragle, mezzo-soprano

PERGOLESI Flute Concerto in G Major, P. 33

PERGOLESI Stabat Mater, P. 77

BAROQUE ENSEMBLE SERIESLORETTO CHAPEL

CLARA ROTTSOLK soprano

DEBORAH DOMANSKI mezzo-soprano

MEG BRAGLE mezzo-soprano

STEP BACK into the 18th century and experience chamber music as

it is meant to be heard—in intimate, resonant and glorious spaces.

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SPECIAL EVENTS

SUMMER SERENADES WITH THE

BORROMEO STRING QUARTET

SATURDAY, JUNE 16, 2018 | 6PM

$200 PER PERSON

KICK OFF THE SUMMER and support the expansion of Pro Musica’s education

projects with an evening of food, wine and music. Join us in Las Campanas at the

winner of the 2017 Parade of Homes “Grand Hacienda Award.” Enjoy unique

seasonal foods, boutique wines from Bump Wine Cellars, and the world-renowned

BORROMEO STRING QUARTET performing music in the perfect chamber

music setting.

HOUSE CONCERT WITH PIANIST

ANNE-MARIE MCDERMOTT

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20 | 5:30PM

$150 PER PERSON

Chamber music at its finest–a warm summer night, wine, hors d’oeuvres and dinner served at Scott Baker’s 2017 Parade of Homes winner for “Best Outdoor Design.” This enchanted evening ends with dessert and a private concert by the extraordinary pianist ANNE-MARIE MCDERMOTT.

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JOIN US, along with Music Director Thomas O’Connor at some of Santa Fe’s

finest restaurants, and meet up-close and casual SFPM guest conductors,

soloists, ensembles and orchestra members.

Artist Dinners include a 3-course meal with wine and begin immediately

following the concert. $95 PER PERSON.

LA CASA SENA

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 4

With conductor Ruth Reinhardt & violinist Ariel Horowitz

JOSEPH’S OF SANTA FE

SUNDAY, JANUARY 13

With members of MirÓ String Quartet

RESTAURANT L’OLIVIER

SUNDAY, MARCH 31

With conductor Lina Gonzalez-Granados & cellist Christine Lamprea

THE COMPOUND

SUNDAY, APRIL 28

With conductor Gemma New & violinist Francisco Fullana

ARTIST DINNER SERIES

L’OLIVIERRESTAURANT

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SUBSCRIPTION OPTIONS

THE WORKS All 12 concerts–15% off(includes Keynote Address)

SATURDAY ORCHESTRA SERIES 6 Saturday orchestra concerts–15% off

SUNDAY ORCHESTRA SERIES 6 Sunday orchestra concerts–10% off

STRING WORKS SERIES

3 string quartet concerts–5% off

BAROQUE ENSEMBLE SERIES

2 baroque ensemble concerts–5% off

THE FLEX SEXTET

6 concerts of your choice–10% off

THE FLEX QUARTET

4 concerts of your choice–5% off

EVENT DATE AND LOCATION PRICE # OF TICKETS TOTAL

Summer Serenades with Borromeo String QuartetJUNE 16 AT 6PMLas Campanas

$200

House Concert with Anne-Marie McDermottSEPT 20 AT 5:30PMLa Tierra

$150

Artist Dinner with Ruth Reinhardt and Ariel HorowitzNOV 4 AT 5:30PMLa Casa Sena

$95

Artist Dinner with Miró String QuartetJAN 13 AT 5:30PMJoseph’s

$95

Artist Dinner with Lina Gonzalez-Granados

and Christine LampreaMAR 10 AT 5:30PML’Olivier

$95

Artist Dinner with Gemma New and Francisco FullanaAPR 28 AT 5:30PMThe Compound

$95

TICKET ORDER FORM | Special Events

TICKET SECTIONS AND PRICES

Sec A: $80 Sec B: $55 Sec C: $40 Sec D: $20

LENSIC PERFORMING ARTS CENTER

211 West San Francisco St

NOTE The Lensic Performing Arts Center has instated

a $3 per ticket Preservation Fee for all performances in

the Lensic, ensuring this venue remains a vital part

of our performing arts community.

ST. FRANCIS AUDITORIUM

in the New Mexico Museum of Art 107 West Palace Ave

THE LORETTO CHAPEL

207 Old Santa Fe Trail

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TICKET ORDER FORM | 2018–2019 Season

VISIT, SUBSCRIBE, BUY TICKETS

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505.988.4640 | www.sfpromusica.org1405 Luisa Street, Ste. 2 Santa Fe, NM 87505

MON-FRI, 10AM-4PM

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PERFORMANCE VENUEDATE AND TIME

(CIRCLE ONE)

TICKET PRICES

(CIRCLE ONE)

# OF

TICKETSTOTAL

Season Opening: Esteemed Reputations

LensicSEPT 22 AT 4PMSEPT 23 AT 3PM

$80, $55, $40, $20

Women of Distinction Keynote Address

Lensic OCT 21 AT 5PM $25

A Scottish Adventure LensicNOV 3 AT 4PMNOV 4 AT 3PM

$80, $55, $40, $20

A Baroque Christmas Loretto Chapel

DEC 19: 6PM OR 8PMDEC 20: 6PM OR 8PMDEC 21: 6PM OR 8PMDEC 22: 6PM OR 8PMDEC 23: 6PM OR 8PMDEC 24: 6PM OR 8PM

$80, $55, $40, $20

Note: add $5 per ticket

for Dec 24

Brandenburg Concertos Lensic DEC 29 AT 7PM $80, $55, $40, $20

Miró String Quartet St. Francis Auditorium JAN 13 AT 3PM $80, $55, $40, $20

The Jacobsen Brothers LensicJAN 26 AT 4PMJAN 27 AT 3PM

$80, $55, $40, $20

Cuarteto Casals St. Francis Auditorium FEB 24 AT 3PM $80, $55, $40, $20

Music Without Borders LensicMAR 9 AT 4PMMAR 10 AT 3PM

$80, $55, $40, $20

Elias String Quartet St. Francis Auditorium MAR 31 AT 3PM $80, $55, $40, $20

Baroque Holy Week Loretto ChapelAPR 18 AT 7:30PMAPR 19 AT 7:30PMAPR 20 AT 6PM

$80, $55, $40, $20

Season Finale: East Meets West

LensicAPR 27 AT 4PMAPR 28 AT 3PM

$80, $55, $40, $20

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