Program Book / CAMA Presents the Chicago Symphony Orchestra with Maestro Riccardo Muti / January 25, 2023, The Granada Theatre, Santa Barbara, 7:30PM
Wednesday, January 25, 2023, 7:30PM Chicago Symphony Orchestra Riccardo Muti, Zell Music Director “The world needs harmony. Music helps us to understand each other’s point of view.” — Riccardo Muti Consistently hailed as one of the leading orchestras in the world, the legacy of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and Music Director Riccardo Muti marks an extraordinary chapter in the CSO’s 132‑year history. One of the world’s preeminent conductors, Maestro Muti’s tenure with the CSO concludes in 2023, marking the thirteenth and final year of an exceptional musical partnership that has thrilled audiences in Chicago and around the world. The CSO’s talented musicians are the driving force behind the ensemble’s famous sound heard on best‑selling recordings and annually at more than 150 concerts at Symphony Center in Chicago, summers at Ravinia, and tours in the United States and abroad. Listeners around the world can hear the CSO in weekly airings of the CSO Radio Broadcast Series. PROGRAM: LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN: Coriolan Overture BEETHOVEN: Symphony No.8 in F Major, Op.93 ANATOLY LYADOV: The Enchanted Lake MODEST MUSSORGSKY: Pictures from an Exhibition (orch. Maurice Ravel) PRE-CONCERT LECTURE: Ben Pringle, Musicologist and Vice President/Senior Trust Advisor Team Lead, Northern Trust SOhO Restaurant & Music Club, 1221 State Street, Suite 205, Santa Barbara Food available for purchase starting 4:30PM, cash bar ⫽ Lecture 6:00–6:45PM Dinner Reservations: (805) 962‑7776 / Enjoy dinner with drinks and then walk across State Street to the Granada Theatre for the concert by the Chicago Symphony Orchestra! Dinner guests will be offered priority seating close to the SOhO stage. / Presented by the CAMA Women’s Board Season Sponsor: SAGE Publishing Primary Sponsors: Northern Trust Anonymous CAMA Board of Directors Principal Sponsors: Herbert & Elaine Kendall Foundation Kum Su Kim & John Perry Sponsors: Alison & Jan Bowlus Edward S. DeLoreto Bob & Val Montgomery Michele Saltoun Co‑Sponsors: Peggy & Kurt Anderson Bob Boghosian & Beth Gates‑Warren Dorothy & John Gardner The Granada Theatre Ellen & John Pillsbury •
Wednesday, January 25, 2023, 7:30PM
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Riccardo Muti, Zell Music Director
“The world needs harmony. Music helps us to understand each other’s point of view.”
— Riccardo Muti
Consistently hailed as one of the leading orchestras in the world, the legacy of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and Music Director Riccardo Muti marks an extraordinary chapter in the CSO’s 132‑year history. One of the world’s preeminent conductors, Maestro Muti’s tenure with the CSO concludes in 2023, marking the thirteenth and final year of an exceptional musical partnership that has thrilled audiences in Chicago and around the world. The CSO’s talented musicians are the driving force behind the ensemble’s famous sound heard on best‑selling recordings and annually at more than 150 concerts at Symphony Center in Chicago, summers at Ravinia, and tours in the United States and abroad. Listeners around the world can hear the CSO in weekly airings of the CSO Radio Broadcast Series.
PROGRAM:
LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN: Coriolan Overture
BEETHOVEN: Symphony No.8 in F Major, Op.93
ANATOLY LYADOV: The Enchanted Lake
MODEST MUSSORGSKY: Pictures from an Exhibition (orch. Maurice Ravel)
PRE-CONCERT LECTURE:
Ben Pringle, Musicologist and Vice President/Senior Trust Advisor Team Lead, Northern Trust
SOhO Restaurant & Music Club, 1221 State Street, Suite 205, Santa Barbara
Food available for purchase starting 4:30PM, cash bar ⫽ Lecture 6:00–6:45PM
Dinner Reservations: (805) 962‑7776 / Enjoy dinner with drinks and then walk across State Street to the Granada Theatre for the concert by the Chicago Symphony Orchestra! Dinner guests will be offered priority seating close to the SOhO stage. / Presented by the CAMA Women’s Board
Season Sponsor: SAGE Publishing
Primary Sponsors:
Northern Trust
Anonymous
CAMA Board of Directors
Principal Sponsors:
Herbert & Elaine Kendall Foundation
Kum Su Kim & John Perry
Sponsors:
Alison & Jan Bowlus
Edward S. DeLoreto
Bob & Val Montgomery
Michele Saltoun
Co‑Sponsors:
Peggy & Kurt Anderson
Bob Boghosian & Beth Gates‑Warren
Dorothy & John Gardner
The Granada Theatre
Ellen & John Pillsbury
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Soloists & Recitalists (1920–2022)<br />
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Molly Morkoski, piano<br />
Isabel Keith Morrison, piano<br />
Leila Livingston Morse,<br />
mezzo-soprano<br />
Gertrude Motto, soprano<br />
May Mukle, cello<br />
Simon Mulligan, piano<br />
Kenneth Munday, bassoon<br />
Anne-Sophie Mutter, violin<br />
Sergei Nakariakov, trumpet<br />
Laura Nalbandgian, dance<br />
Vagen Nalbandgian, dance<br />
Alon Nashman, narrator<br />
Raphael Negrete, dance<br />
Marc Neikrug, piano<br />
Amy Neill, violin<br />
Nils Nelson, piano<br />
Zara Nelsova, cello<br />
Erika Nickrenz, piano<br />
Sylvain Noack, violin<br />
Jessye Norman, soprano<br />
Geoff Nuttall, violin<br />
Andrew von Oeyen, piano<br />
Garrick Ohlsson, piano<br />
Heiichiro Ohyama, viola<br />
A<strong>the</strong>lda Oliver, soprano<br />
Alphonse Onnou, violin<br />
Ursula Oppens, piano<br />
Christopher O'Riley, piano<br />
Lambert Orkis, piano<br />
Chenoa Orme-Stone, cello<br />
Lillian Ortiz, dance<br />
Anne Sofie von Otter,<br />
(mezzo-)soprano<br />
Vladimir Ovchinikov, piano<br />
Fanny Paccoud, viola<br />
Piotr Paleczny, piano<br />
Mrs. Imogen Avis Palmer, piano<br />
G. Randolph Palmer, tenor<br />
Eugeniusz Papliński, dance<br />
Kevin Park, piano<br />
Jon Kimura Parker, piano<br />
Jamie Parker, piano<br />
Étienne Pasquier, cello<br />
Jean Pasquier, violin<br />
Pierre Pasquier, viola<br />
Irene Maddocks Pattison,<br />
soprano<br />
Mrs. W. G. Paul, contralto<br />
Valentin Pavlowsky, piano<br />
<strong>The</strong>odore Paxson, piano<br />
Antony Pay, basset clarinet<br />
Pedro Paz, viola<br />
Elida Pederson, piano<br />
Byron Peebles, trombones<br />
Jan Peerce, tenor<br />
Adela Peña, violin<br />
J.J. Penna, piano<br />
Leonard Pennario, piano<br />
John Pennington, violin<br />
Murray Perahia, piano<br />
Joseph Pereira, timpani<br />
Itzhak Perlman, violin<br />
Louis Persinger, violin<br />
Petra Peršolja, piano<br />
Christy Lee Peterson, soprano<br />
Marius Petipa, choreography<br />
Thomas Petre, violin<br />
Demetri Petsalakis, oud<br />
Frieda Peycke,<br />
composer-interpreter<br />
Matthias Pfaender, cello<br />
William Pfeiffer, flute<br />
Ca<strong>the</strong>rine Phelps, violin<br />
Gregor Piatigorsky, cello<br />
Philippe Pierlot, 7-string bass viol<br />
William Pilcher, tenor<br />
Trevor Pinnock, harpsichord<br />
Alfred Pochon, violin<br />
Leon Pommers, piano<br />
Rosa Ponselle, soprano<br />
Helen Portune, soprano<br />
Ruth Posselt, violin<br />
Germain Prévost, viola<br />
Vassily Primakov, piano<br />
William Primrose, viola<br />
Eileen Pritchard, piano<br />
Stephen Prutsman, piano<br />
Dimitri Psonis, oud, santur,<br />
and morisca<br />
Sergei Rachmaninoff, composer<br />
and piano<br />
Albert Rahier, violin<br />
Samuel Ramey, bass<br />
George Perkins Raymond, tenor<br />
Teag Reaves, horn<br />
William Rees, bass<br />
Kurt Reher, cello<br />
Davis Reinhart, piano<br />
Sheila Reinhold, violin<br />
Merrill Remington, oboe<br />
Ken Remo, tenor<br />
Elisabeth Rethberg, soprano<br />
Jeffrey Reynolds, trombones<br />
Samuel Rhodes, viola<br />
Ruggiero Ricci, violin<br />
Rodolfo Richter, violin<br />
Lesley Robertson, viola<br />
Paul Robeson, bass-baritone<br />
Mrs. Hennion Robinson, piano<br />
Sharon Robinson, cello<br />
Elizabeth Rockwell, soprano<br />
Pepe Romero, guitar<br />
Myor Rosen, harp<br />
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