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Orchestra of Indian Hill: 43rd Season

Jazz & Contemporary

Chamber Music at Indian Hill

Chamber Music at Kalliroscope Gallery

Discovery Lectures

2017-2018 SEASON

“Performing stimulates my mind, my heart, and my soul. The goal is to engage with the listeners and personally guide them through their own emotional journey.”

– Michael Stephan, Principal Tuba Orchestra of Indian Hill

Featured soloist on April 28! See page 7.

COVER PHOTO OF BRUCE HANGEN BY ALICE GEBURA.

Feel the music … Find your joy!

Hear New England’s finest musicians in live

concerts embracing many musical genres.

Plus, drop by for thought-provoking

Discovery Lectures, jazz jam sessions, and more.

Here are some concert season highlights …

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Symphonic Masterworks with Maestro Bruce Hangen and the critically-

acclaimed Orchestra of Indian Hill

Opening Night:

September 23

Tchaikovsky’s Piano

Concerto No. 1 with

rising star guest soloist

Yun-Chin Zhou

All-Mozart:

January 20

Sinfonia Concertante

with Concertmaster

Alice Hallstrom and

Principal Viola Peter Sulski

Jazz & Contemporary Musicwith our masterful Music School faculty,

Orchestra musicians, and friends

Jazz Standards:

October 1

Great jazz tunes

about love

Jazz at the Village

Vanguard: February 9

A nod to the iconic

NYC nightclub

Chamber Musicwith Indian Hill musicians, renowned

ensembles, and stellar soloists

Boston Cello Quartet:

February 11

Suave and passionate

playing by the eclectic

BSO offshoot

Violin and Piano Duo:

April 20

Musical treasures by

Telemann, Schubert, and

Rachmaninoff

Bruce Hangen • Artistic Director & Conductor

Concerts at Littleton High School Performing Arts Center 56 King Street, Littleton MA | Tickets: $20, $35, $50 Free for IHM students

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MASTERWORKSSymphonic Not your ordinary orchestra!

Led by incomparable conductor Maestro Bruce Hangen, our extraordinary orchestra offers a fresh array of masterworks mingled with other classical gems and modern repertoire that you will love...

“The conducting, energy, and performance of the Orchestra of Indian Hill are always superb, first-rate.” – Lynne Wood, Harvard

“Bruce’s pre-concert talks enhance our knowledge of, and appreciation for, the works being played. I always leave the concert feeling glad that I came!” – John McBee, Westport Island, ME

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Opening Night at SymphonySaturday, September 23, 2017 at 7:30pm

BERLIOZ Overture to Benvenuto Cellini

TCHAIKOVSKY Piano Concerto No.1 in B-flat Minor, Op. 23 Yun-Chin Zhou, piano

DVOŘÁK Symphony No. 6 in D Major, Op. 60

What an exciting way to begin the season! Three diverse composers whose works complement each other, from Tchaikovsky’s timeless piano concerto, to the dramatic and jubilant symphony of Dvořák, and all beginning with the brilliant colorizations of Hector Berlioz’s overture.

“(Pianist Yun-Chin Zhou is) a dashing virtuoso complete with dazzling fingerwork and shapely phrasing.” – Cleveland Plain Dealer

A Feast of AnniversariesSaturday, November 4, 2017 at 7:30pm

BACH Suite No. 3 in D Major, BWV 1068

ROSSINI Overture to La Cenerentola

STRAUSS JR. On the Beautiful Blue Danube

RESPIGHI Fountains of Rome

SZYMANOWSKI Violin Concerto No. 1, Op. 35 Robyn Bollinger, violin

Beginning 300 years ago with the music of Johann Sebastian Bach, we traverse history through entertaining symphonic works by Rossini, Johann Strauss, Jr. (the ‘Waltz King’!), and Respighi. Concluding the program is a 100th anniversary – Szymanowski’s expressive violin concerto, featuring Robyn Bollinger, an internationally recognized young artist on the rise.

“Robyn’s playing is a refreshing combination of superb violin playing and wonderful musicianship with a strong sense of her joy in music-making …” – Miriam Fried, violinist

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Amadeus!Saturday, January 20, 2018 at 7:30pm

MOZART Overture to La Clemenza di Tito

MOZART Sinfonia Concertante Alice Hallstrom, violin Peter Sulski, viola

MOZART ‘Posthorn’ Serenade No. 9, K. 320

We all know him as ‘Amadeus,’ but now, some 250+ years after his birth, Wolfgang Amadé Mozart is still recognized as one of the truly great genius composers ever to set foot on this earth. His Sinfonia Concertante – featuring our Concertmaster Alice Hallstrom and Co-Principal Viola Peter Sulski – is part-symphony, part-concerto and richly beautiful in its interplay of soloists and orchestra.

“I pay no attention whatever to anybody’s praise or blame. I simply follow my own feelings.” – Wolfgang Amadé Mozart

Soaring SpiritsSunday, February 25, 2018 at 3:00pm

WEBER Overture to Der Freischütz

AMRAM Greenwich Village Portraits – WORLD PREMIERE Kenneth Radnofsky, saxophone

PROKOFIEV Symphony No. 5 in B-flat Major, Op. 100

American composer David Amram is truly a legend in his own time and his 35+ year musical collaboration with guest soloist Kenneth Radnofsky has resulted in some very important classical works. This afternoon’s concert features the World Premiere of Amram’s Greenwich Village Portraits for Saxophone and String Orchestra: a celebration of three of his Village muses, in styles expressive, commemorative, and soulful.

“Mr. Radnofsky possesses a high level of craft and communicative artistry.” – Boston Music Intelligencer


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Sounds & Sweet AirsSaturday, March 24, 2018 at 7:30pm

MENDELSSOHN-HENSEL Overture in C Major

MACONCHY Nocturne

MACONCHY Proud Thames Overture

SCHUMANN Piano Concerto in A Minor, Op. 7 Janice Weber, piano

BOULANGER D’un soir triste

BEACH Bal masque, Op. 22

STUART COOLIDGE Spirituals in Sunshine and Shadow

Delightful, romantic, wistful, expressive, and joyful music abounds as we pay tribute to National Women’s Month with works by women composers. Taking our cue from Anna Beer’s book, Sounds and Sweet Airs – The Forgotten Women of Classical Music, the program features Felix Mendelssohn’s sister, Robert Schumann’s wife, and several others, including two women from Boston. The brilliant, multi-talented Janice Weber is guest pianist.

“Ms. Weber is a concert pianist of cliffhanging panache and daredevil brilliance.” – The Wall Street Journal

Showcase ShowstoppersSaturday, April 28, 2018 at 7:30pm

TAN DUN Symphonic Poem of 3 Notes

DAUGHERTY Trail of Tears Melissa Mielens, flute (Principal, Orchestra of Indian Hill)

ENESCU Romanian Rhapsody No. 1 in A Major, Op. 11

VAUGHAN WILLIAMS Tuba Concerto Michael Stephan, tuba (Principal, Orchestra of Indian Hill)

FALLA Suite No. 2 from The Three-Cornered Hat

Continuing our ‘Showcasing Our Own Musicians’ tradition, we’re featuring the highs and lows of the orchestral range: the flute high, and the lowest-of-the-lows, the tuba! We’ll also hear three outstanding showpieces for orchestra: a work by immensely popular Tan Dun, a Romanian rhapsody, and some lively Spanish dancing.

“Melissa Mielens is outstanding in every respect. There is a reason why she has been Principal Flutist for so many years –– she’s that good! Our impressive Principal Tubist Michael Stephan has proven himself to be the solid bass sound of the Orchestra’s wind and brass sections.” – Bruce Hangen, conductor

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Art of the Song with Dan MastersonWhat does it take to craft a good song? Award-winning songwriter, pianist, and IHM faculty member Dan Masterson performs his alternative pop-rock songs and shares the stories behind the music.

Friday, October 137:00pm

What is This Thing Called Love?

Sunday, October 1 | 3:00pm

Jazz takes on the topic of love with the Pamela Hines Trio and two notable Boston vocalists.

Gordon Michaels, vocalsChristine Fawson, vocals & trumpet

Pamela Hines, pianoJustin Meyer, bassDave Fox, drums

All Gershwin!Sunday, October 29 | 3:00pm

’S wonderful! ’S marvelous! Revisit the Jazz Age and the tunes of one of modern music’s most

important songwriters, George Gershwin.

Christine Towle, vocals Eric Baldwin, guitar Justin Meyer, bass Jurek Glod, drums

Hear our masterful Music School faculty, Orchestra musicians, and friends play great jazz and popular music in our own 200-seat Camilla Blackman Hall. 36 King Street, Littleton MA | All tickets $15 unless noted | Free for IHM students

Jazz & Contemporary

CHRISTINE FAWSON JUSTIN MEYER

Friday Night Jazz

Your new jazz fix! Listen to a swinging set by an IHM jazz trio and stay to watch or play in an open jam session.

Friday, November 3 | 7:00pm Led by Masako Yotsugi, piano

Friday, February 2 | 7:00pm Led by Pamela Hines, piano

Friday, May 4 | 7:00pm Led by Eric Baldwin, guitar

Indian Hill MusicTickets: $10 at the door

Jazz at the Village Vanguard

Friday, February 9 | 7:00pm

Who can think of the Village Vanguard without hearing echoes of Monk, Coltrane or Sonny Rollins?

Come hear the music that made this NYC nightclub an American treasure.

Mike Caudill, tenor saxophoneJerry Sabatini, trumpet

Justin Meyer, bassDave Fox, drums

Classical Meets Jazz: Piano Quartets from

Bach to BollingSunday, May 6 | 3:00pm

An eclectic yet timeless program featuring music by J.S. Bach and jazz luminaries Oscar Peterson,

Robert Glasper, and Claude Bolling.

Scott Thomas Lesser, cello TBA, piano

Justin Meyer, bassDave Fox, drums

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Chamber Music AT INDIAN HILL

Romantic Gestures Friday, September 15 | 7:00pm

Voice, clarinet, and piano come together for an intimate mix of works by Schumann, Schubert,

Spohr, Mahler, and Mozart.

Martha Warren, sopranoRob Woodin, baritone

Charlotte Russell, sopranoBill Kirkley, clarinet

Shawn McCann, piano

100 Years of Modern Classics

Friday, October 27 | 7:00pm A journey through the decades with music of

Debussy, Schnittke, Phillip Glass, and Norwegian composer Marcus Paus’s captivating 2004 work

Lasuliansko Horo.

Andrew Eng, violinAmy Lee, piano

Much Ado About MozartFriday, January 12 | 7:00pm

Why is Mozart’s music so delightful? Find out as our musicians treat us to some of their favorite

vocal and instrumental works.

Martha Warren, sopranoRob Woodin, baritone

Eric Kamen, pianoEileen Yarrison, flute

Explore a remarkable assortment of composers and themes with our talented Music School faculty, Orchestra musicians, and friends in our own 200-seat Camilla Blackman Hall. 36 King Street, Littleton MA | All tickets $15 | Free for IHM students

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Sunday, March 4 | 3:00pm

Discover the stunning beauty and emotion of early 20th Century works for violin and cello by Ravel, Kodaly, and Czech composer Erwin Schulhoff.

Li-Mei Liang, violin

Joseph Gotoff, cello

Celebrating Women Composers

Friday, March 16 | 7:00pm

Women’s History Month offers our musicians a chance to showcase the works of composers

we should hear more often: Amy Beach, Nadia Boulanger, Lili Boulanger,

Fanny Mendelssohn Hensel, Alma Schindler Mahler, Clara Schumann, and others.

Charlotte Russell, soprano Mary Crowe, mezzo soprano

Angel Hernandez, viola Jenny Tang, piano

Springtime Sojourn Friday, April 20 | 7:00pm

Classical … romantic … lyrical! The lovely sounds of piano and violin team up for music of

Rachmaninoff, Telemann, and Schubert.

Bethany Stephan, violin Sarah Tocco, piano

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Borromeo String QuartetSaturday, October 14 | 8:00pm

Works by Bach (Preludes and Fugues), Mendelssohn, and Schumann.

Nicholas Kitchen, violin | Kristopher Tong, violinMai Motobuchi, viola | Yeesun Kim, cello

“Through its poise and its passion, the Borromeos are recreating the medium anew

and we are lucky to be here to hear it.” – The Boston Globe

Boston Trio Saturday, November 18 | 8:00pm

Works by Debussy (La Mer), Higdon, and Dvořák.

Irina Muresanu, violinJonah Ellsworth, celloHeng-Jin Park, piano

“Exceptionally brilliant … (with) an enviable level of professionalism.” – Belgrade Politika

Boston Cello QuartetSunday, February 11 | 3:00pm

Comprised of Boston Symphony Orchestra cellists, the BCQ has quickly won the hearts of music

lovers through their own arrangements of classical and contemporary works.

Blaise Dejardin | Adam Esbensen Mihail Jojatu | Alexandre Lecarme

“(They play) with a blend of suavity, succulent vibrato, and simmering passion that serves the

music beautifully.” – Gramophone

Renowned chamber ensembles and soloists perform at the beautiful studio of artist Paul Matisse, which features perfect acoustics and intimate seating.264 Main Street, Groton MA | All tickets $35 | Post-concert wine and cheese reception with the artists

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Music of Schubert (Six Moments Musicaux), Brahms (Eight Pieces, Op. 76), and

Schumann (Carnaval).

“ … striking purity of tone, complete technical control, and restless intelligence.”

– The New York Times

Boston Chamber Music Society

Saturday, April 14 | 8:00pm

Works by Mozart (Piano Quartet in G minor, K. 478), Beethoven, and Schumann.

Jennifer Frautschi, violin | Marcus Thompson, violaRaman Ramakrishnan, cello | Max Levinson, piano

“…vivid, compelling, and first-rate!” –The Boston Globe

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Kalliroscope Gallery

“In the intimate Kalliroscope Gallery concert hall, you SEE how the music is performed and you gain an understanding and appreciation

of the musician’s mastery not possible by only listening. Plus, the wine and cheese reception after each concert provides a rare opportunity

to speak with remarkable musicians in an informal setting.” – Paul Funch, Groton

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Discovery Lectures

Through the Musicologist’s Lens: 19th Century Romanticism and Nationalism Dr. Jacqueline Sholes

Musicology Faculty, Boston University; Visiting Faculty, Brown University; President, N.E. Chapter, American Musicological Society

Saturday, September 16 | Noon

From Copland to Cage – and Beyond Dr. Stephen Drury Pianist, Conductor, and Champion of Contemporary Music; Artistic Director and Conductor, Callithumpian Consort; Faculty Member, New England Conservatory

Tuesday, October 24 | Noon

How Do We Know It’s Mozart? Eric Kamen Composer, Performer, and Piano Faculty, Indian Hill Music School

Tuesday, January 9 | Noon

A History of the Village Vanguard Bob Blumenthal Legendary Boston Globe Jazz Critic, Author, and Consultant at Marsalis Music

Saturday, February 3 | Noon

A History of the Concerto Dr. Daniel Felsenfeld Composer and Author; Pre-Concert Lecturer, New York Philharmonic

Saturday, April 14 | Noon

Attain a new level of musical insight! Our roster of distinguished guest speakers will reveal the historic and cultural aspects of various musical periods, composers, and works. Indian Hil Music, 36 King Street, Littleton MA | All tickets $10 | Free for IHM students


Discovery Lectures

Our youth orchestra program is home to the region’s finest young musicians. Hear them in concert this season.Tuesday, November 14, 2017, 7:00 pmTuesday, March 6, 2018, 7:00 pmMonday, May 21, 2018, 7:00 pm

Littleton HS Performing Arts Center | Tickets: $10 at the door | Free for IHM students

Sinfonia Concert OrchestraBruce Hangen, conductor

Camerata StringsDeanna Leedy-Andreozzi, conductor

Chamber StringsTodd Hamelin, conductor

Hearing our flute orchestra, with their unique sound and concert programming, is an experience you won’t want to miss!

Sunday, October 22, 2017 | 3:00pm Bachtoberfest: Bach, Baroque, and more

Sunday, December 10, 2017 | 3:00 pm Holiday Concert: Chase away winter’s chill!

Sunday, March 11, 2018 | 3:00 pmAll That Jazz

Sunday, May 20, 2018 | 3:00 pmSpring Forward: Music inspired by nature

Indian Hill Music | Tickets $10 | Free for IHM students

Dr. Eileen Yarrison, Artistic Director & Conductor

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ABOUT INDIAN HILL MUSIC

Now in its 32nd year, Indian Hill Music (IHM) is a thriving non-profit regional center for music education and performance. One of only a small group of non-profit organizations nationwide that encompasses a community music school, professional orchestra, and outreach programs, IHM serves 79 communities ranging from Greater Boston to Southern New Hampshire. We believe that music inspires both our hearts and our minds, encourages the growth and development of the “whole person,” and is integral to the lives of the individuals and communities we serve.

Our comprehensive music education program serves a community of 1,000+ students of all ages, abilities and backgrounds, where studying music, attending performances, participating in workshops, and performing with others are key components. Through the integration of the music school and our professional performance series, the transformative power of music is fully realized.

IHM’s professional performance season is anchored by concerts of the critically-acclaimed, 70-member Orchestra of Indian Hill, led by Artistic Director and Conductor, Bruce Hangen. Indian Hill Music also presents live performances by Music School faculty, Orchestra of Indian Hill musicians, and other renowned guest artists in our Jazz and Contemporary Series, Chamber Music at Indian Hill, and the Kalliroscope Gallery Chamber Music Series.

Dedicated to enriching the communities it serves by making music accessible to all, Indian Hill Music has developed strong and flourishing relationships through a full complement of outreach programming, serving some 7,000 people annually. IHM provides over $120,000 in need-based scholarships and community outreach programs, including performances and educational programs for public schools and free concerts for seniors. It is also the first community music school in the country to offer bedside singing for healing through its Threshold Singers.

LOOKING TO THE FUTURE: As a result of generous contributed revenue, IHM is moving forward with an exciting new phase of its future: a new music education and performance center in Groton, Massachusetts, slated to open in 2020.

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Indian Hill Music 2017-18 Season

SEPTEMBER 2017

n CHAMBER: Romantic Gestures | Friday, September 15 at 7:00pm

n LECTURE: Romanticism and Nationalism | Saturday, September 16 at Noon

n SYMPHONY: Orchestra of Indian Hill Opening Night | Saturday, September 23 at

7:30pm | Berlioz, Tchaikovsky, Dvorak

OCTOBER 2017

n JAZZ: What is This Thing Called Love? | Sunday, October 1 at 3:00pm

n CONTEMPORARY: Art of the Song | Friday, October 13 at 7:00pm

n KALLIROSCOPE: Borromeo String Quartet | Saturday, October 14 at 8:00 pm

n New England Flute Orchestra of IHM: Bachtoberfest | Sunday, October 22 at 3:00 pm

n LECTURE: From Copland to Cage – and Beyond | Tuesday, October 24 at Noon

n CHAMBER: 100 Years of Modern Classics | Friday, October 27 at 7:00pm

n CONTEMPORARY: All Gershwin! | Sunday, October 29 at 3:00pm

NOVEMBER 2017

n JAZZ: Friday Night Jazz | Friday, November 3 at 7:00pm

n SYMPHONY: A Feast of Anniversaries | Saturday, November 4 at 7:30pm |

Bach, Respighi, Szymanowski

n KALLIROSCOPE: Boston Trio | Saturday, November 18 at 8:00pm

DECEMBER 2017

n New England Flute Orchestra of IHM: Holiday Concert | Sunday, December 10

at 3:00 pm

JANUARY 2018

n LECTURE: How Do We Know It’s Mozart? | Tuesday, January 9 at Noon

n CHAMBER: Much Ado About Mozart | Friday, January 12 at 7:00pm

n SYMPHONY: Amadeus! | Saturday, January 20 at 7:30pm | All Mozart

FEBRUARY 2018

n JAZZ: Friday Night Jazz | Friday, February 2 at 7:00pm

n LECTURE: A History of the Village Vanguard | Saturday, February 3 at Noon

n JAZZ: Jazz at the Village Vanguard | Friday, February 9 at 7:00pm

n KALLIROSCOPE: Boston Cello Quartet | Sunday, February 11 at 3:00pm

n SYMPHONY: Soaring Spirits | Sunday, February 25 at 3:00pm | Weber, Amram,

Prokofiev

Indian Hill Music 2017-18 Season

MARCH 2018

n CHAMBER: The Power of Strings | Sunday, March 4 at 3:00pm

n KALLIROSCOPE: Sergey Schepkin, piano | Saturday, March 10 at 8:00pm

n New England Flute Orchestra of IHM: All That Jazz | Sunday, March 11 at 3:00 pm

n CHAMBER: Celebrating Women Composers | Friday, March 16 at 7:00pm

n SYMPHONY: Sounds & Sweet Airs | Saturday, March 24 at 7:30pm | Celebration

of Women Composers

APRIL 2018

n LECTURE: A History of the Concerto | Saturday, April 14 at Noon

n KALLIROSCOPE: Boston Chamber Music Society | Saturday, April 14 at 8:00pm

n CHAMBER: Springtime Sojourn | Friday April 20 at 7:00pm

n SYMPHONY: Showcase Showstoppers | Saturday, April 28 at 7:30pm | Tan Dun,

Vaughan Williams, Falla

MAY 2018

n JAZZ: Friday Night Jazz | Friday, May 4 at 7:00pm

n CONTEMPORARY: Bach to Bolling | Sunday, May 6 at 3:00pm

n New England Flute Orchestra of IHM: Spring Forward | Sunday, May 20 at 3:00 pm

CONCERT KEY

n Orchestra of Indian Hill

Littleton HS Performing Arts Center | 56 King Street, Littleton MA

n Chamber Music at Kalliroscope Gallery

Kalliroscope Gallery | 264 Main Street, Groton MA

n Jazz & Contemporary

n Chamber Music at Indian Hill

n Discovery Lectures

n New England Flute Orchestra of Indian Hill Music

Indian Hill Music | 36 King Street, Littleton MA

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Nov. 18 – Boston Trio ________ Tickets @ $35 = $___________

Feb. 11 – Boston Cello Quartet ________ Tickets @ $35 = $___________

March 10 – Sergey Schepkin, piano ________ Tickets @ $35 = $___________

April 14 – Boston Chamber Music Society ________ Tickets @ $35 = $___________

DISCOVERY LECTURES All lectures at Indian Hill Music, 36 King St., Littleton, MA.

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Oct. 24 – From Copland to Cage ________ Tickets @ $10 = $___________

Jan. 9 – How Do We Know It’s Mozart? ________ Tickets @ $10 = $___________

Feb. 3 – A History of the Village Vanguard ________ Tickets @ $10 = $___________

April 14 – A History of the Concerto ________ Tickets @ $10 = $___________

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