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concert guide

CONCERT GUIDE
2015 | 2016 Season
Dear CIM Concert Enthusiast;
It gives me great pleasure to invite all of Northeast Ohio to another exciting season of
performance events at the Cleveland Institute of Music.
CIM again presents an eclectic offering of concerts, events and masterclasses – nearly all
free to the community. This year we are honored to participate in the community-wide
partnership that brings the Violins of Hope to Cleveland and includes a series of CIM
concerts featuring repertoire reflecting the strength of the Jewish people and presented on
stringed instruments that survived the Holocaust. The series includes a special CIM concert
at Severance Hall for the community, Music of the Violins of Hope, featuring the Cleveland
Institute of Music Orchestra led by Maestro Yoel Levi. I hope you will plan to attend this
inspirational concert on October 14 at 8pm in Severance Hall.
The 2015-16 Season also features more than 20 recitals performed by our world-renowned
faculty and includes new works by our own Head of Composition, Keith Fitch. I’m thrilled
to announce that Maestro Jahja Ling will be our Distinguished Principal Guest Artist this
year, leading the CIM Orchestra in two concerts this spring, including the Symphony No.1
by Gustav Mahler.
Please take a moment to look through our Concert Guide and make your
plans to experience the power and majesty of classical music through the
inspirational performances of CIM’s faculty, students and guest artists.
Best wishes,
• cim.edu/calendar
Joel Smirnoff
President
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CONTENTS
4 Orchestra
8 Violins of Hope
10 New Music
12 Opera Theater
14 Faculty Recitals
22 Chamber Music
26 Women’s Committee
28 CIM and the Community
30 Student Recitals
32 Pianofest
33 Competitions
34 University Circle Wind Ensemble
36 Master Classes
38 Preparatory & Continuing Education
40 Cleveland Youth Wind Symphonies
42Cleveland International
Classical Guitar Festival
44 Outside Presenters@CIM
45 Summer@CIM
46 Calendar
54 CIM: A Destination
56 Concert Information
57 Tickets & Seating Passes
62 Join Our Mailing List
COVER PHOTO | Roger Mastroianni
PHOTO | Alex Cooke
57 Contact
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ORCHESTRA
The acclaimed Cleveland Institute of Music Orchestra performs
both at home and in the magnificent Severance Hall, home of
The Cleveland Orchestra.
CIM@SEVERANCE
TICKETS: CIM@Severance concerts are free, but tickets are required.
Severance Box Office: 216.231.1111 or clevelandorchestra.com
September 16, Wednesday
8pm | Severance Hall
Carl Topilow, conductor
Yuri Noh, piano, student artist
SCHUMAN New England Triptych
(1956)
BARTÓK Piano Concerto No. 3
in E Major, Sz. 119
SHOSTAKOVICH Symphony No. 1
in F minor, Op. 10
This concert is made possible through the
generosity of Joe and Ellen Thomas.
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MUSIC OF THE VIOLINS
OF HOPE
A Concert for the Community
October 14, Wednesday
Yoel Levi, guest conductor
Cihat Askin, violin, guest artist
Caroline Goulding, violin,
guest artist
Raphael Wallfisch, cello,
guest artist
Rabbi Roger C. Klein, host
Program includes:
BARBER Adagio for Strings
BACH Concerto for Two Violins
in D minor, BWV 1043: mvmt. II
TRADITIONAL Avinu Malkeinu
BRUCH Kol Nidrei, Op. 47
SARASATE Zigeunerweisen
(Gypsy Airs), Op. 20
BEETHOVEN Romance for Violin and
Orchestra No. 2 in F Major, Op. 50
MAHLER Symphony No. 5 in C-sharp
minor: mvmt. IV & V
symbol indicates the performance will be broadcast live on WCLV I04.9 FM and wclv.org
with support from Audio-Technica.
Presented by The Cleveland Orchestra Family
Concert Series sponsored by The Giant Eagle
Foundation
October 25, Sunday
Eric Charnofsky, narrator, guest artist
WILLIAMS The Empire Strikes Back:
Imperial March, Theme from Superman,
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone
(arr. Brubaker), The Witches of Eastwick
DUKAS The Sorcerer’s Apprentice
SAINT-SAËNS Danse Macabre
PECK The Thrill of the Orchestra
PHOTO | Roger Mastroianni
Free pre-concert activities begin at 2pm.
Under 18s free with each full-priced adult
ticket purchased – a program of The
Cleveland Orchestra’s Center for
Future Audiences.
February 3, Wednesday
Presented in appreciation of KeyBank
A CELEBRATION OF
COMMUNITY
March 23, Wednesday
CIM Vocalists
Cleveland School of the Arts
Chorus & Instrumentalists
The Singers’ Club of Cleveland
Jahja Ling, conductor,
Distinguished Principal Guest Artist
BRAHMS Academic Festival Overture,
Op. 80
BRAHMS Schicksalsleid (Songs of
Destiny), Op. 54
MAHLER Symphony No. 1 in D Major,
“Titan”
Tickets for this concert will be available
beginning Feb. 1, 2016.
This special performance is co-sponsored
through generous gifts from Forest City and
BakerHostetler.
Live broadcast on WCLV 104.9 FM and
wclv.org
HALLOWEEN SPOOKTACULAR
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ORCHESTRA
CIM@HOME
FREE: Orchestra concerts at CIM are
presented at no charge.
8pm | Kulas Hall
January 27, Wednesday
8pm | Kulas Hall
Theodore Kuchar, guest conductor
Michael Siess, violin, student artist
Bethany Hargreaves, viola,
student artist
Steven Smith, guest conductor
Shulamit Ran, guest composer
Laurie Smukler, violin, guest artist
CHADWICK Jubilee from Symphonic
Sketches
MOZART Sinfonia concertante in
E-flat Major, K. 364
SIBELIUS Symphony No. 2 in D Major,
Op. 43
Presented in appreciation of Ohio CAT
November 18, Wednesday
8pm | Kulas Hall
Genevieve Smelser, violin,
student artist
DVOŘÁK In Nature’s Realm, Op. 91
BRAHMS Violin Concerto in D Major,
Op. 77
TORKE Javelin (1994)
DEBUSSY La mer, L. 109
IVES The Unanswered Question
(1908)
RAN Legends (1992-93/2001)
RAN Violin Concerto (2002-03)
8pm | Mixon Hall *
Presented in appreciation of
US Bank, NE Ohio
April 6, Wednesday
8pm | Kulas Hall
Presented in appreciation of
Hyster-Yale Materials Handling, Inc.
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* Free seating passes required; available at 216.795.3211 or cim.edu one week before
the concert date.
symbol indicates the performance will be broadcast live on WCLV 104.9 FM and wclv.org
with support from Audio-Technica.
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VIOLINS OF HOPE
The Violins of Hope sound again in this special
concert series.
CIM is honored to be part of a community-wide collaboration that
brings the Violins of Hope to the concert stage. In this special series,
CIM faculty and distinguished guests play carefully restored violins that
survived the Holocaust. The featured repertoire reflects the strength
and perseverance of the Jewish people and the powerful role music
played during that time.
September 28, Monday
4pm | Mixon Hall
8pm | Kulas Hall
Shlomo Mintz and Amnon Weinstein:
A Violins of Hope Dialogue
Pre-concert lecture at 7:15pm with
Oded Zehavi
Hosted by CIM President
Joel Smirnoff
Antonio Pompa-Baldi, piano
Franklin Cohen, clarinet
Joan Kwuon, violin
Jaime Laredo, violin
Sharon Robinson, cello
Renowned violinist, Shlomo Mintz and
Amnon Weinstein, restorer and owner
of the Violins of Hope collection, join
to discuss these historic icons and their
stories. Shlomo Mintz will perform on a
violin from the collection.
SCHULHOFF Duo for Violin and Cello
(1925)
MESSIAEN Quatuor pour la fin du temps
(Quartet for the End of Time) (1940-41)
Presented in appreciation of Materion
Corporation
symbol indicates the performance will be broadcast live or recorded for broadcast (date indicated) on WCLV
8 104.9 FM and wclv.org with support from Audio-Technica.
A Concert for the Community
Cleveland Institute of Music
Orchestra
Yoel Levi, guest conductor
Cihat Askin, violin, guest artist
Caroline Goulding, violin, guest artist
Raphael Wallfisch, cello, guest artist
Rabbi Roger C. Klein, host
Program includes:
BARBER Adagio for Strings
BACH Concerto for Two Violins
in D minor, BWV 1043: mvmt. II
TRADITIONAL Avinu Malkeinu
BRUCH Kol Nidrei, Op. 47
SARASATE Zigeunerweisen
(Gypsy Airs), Op. 20
BEETHOVEN Romance for Violin and
Orchestra No. 2 in F Major, Op. 50
MAHLER Symphony No. 5 in C-sharp
minor: mvmt. IV & V
Free, but tickets required
Severance Box Office: 216.231.1111 or
clevelandorchestra.com
November 20, Friday
8pm | The Temple-Tifereth Israel,
26000 Shaker Blvd., Beachwood
Russian Music: Tradition and Transformation
A performance and conversation with
Cavani String Quartet
Annie Fullard, violin
Mari Sato, violin
Kirsten Docter, viola
Merry Peckham, cello
Rabbi Roger C. Klein
November 22, Sunday
4pm | Kulas Hall
Oded Zehavi
Mary Kay Fink, flute
Nicholas Underhill, piano, guest artist
Stanley Konopka, viola
Scott Dixon, double bass
Frank Rosenwein, oboe
Barrick Stees, bassoon
Robert Woolfrey, clarinet, guest artist
Richard King, horn
SMIT Sonata for Flute and Piano (1941-43)
SCHULHOFF Concertino for Flute, Viola
and Double Bass (1925)
MESSIAEN Le merle noir (Blackbird)
(1951)
HAAS Woodwind Quintet, Op. 10
December 4, Friday
8pm | Kulas Hall
Pre-concert lecture at 7:15pm
Rebecca Albers, viola, guest artist
Julie Albers, cello, guest artist
Robert Conrad, narrator
SCHULHOFF Divertimento for
String Quartet, Op. 14
DVOŘÁK Cypresses
SCHULHOFF String Sextet (1920-24)
TRADITIONAL Ani Ma’amin (I Believe)
Recorded for broadcast on December 9, 2015
on WCLV 104.9 FM and wclv.org with support
from Audio-Technica
Selected movements from
BEETHOVEN String Quartet No. 8,
Op. 59, No. 2
TCHAIKOVSKY String Quartet No. 1,
Op. 11
SCHULHOFF Divertimento for
String Quartet, Op. 14
Oded Zehavi’s residency is supported by the Israel Institute, which is dedicated to enhancing
knowledge and study of modern Israel.
MUSIC OF THE VIOLINS
OF HOPE
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NEW MUSIC
Throughout this series directed by Keith Fitch, head of CIM’s
Composition Department, CIM features the work of great
composers of our time and original music by our students. Hear
new music performed by CIM students and learn from guest
composers as they conduct symposia.
DONALD CROCKETT
SHULAMIT RAN
Concert
November 1, Sunday
4pm | Mixon Hall
Concert
8pm | Kulas Hall
Symposium
October 31, Saturday
1:30pm | Studio 113
Symposium
January 26, Tuesday
4:30pm | Studio 113
CIM New Music Ensemble
Keith Fitch, director
Donald Crockett, guest composer
CROCKETT Whistling in the Dark
(1999)
CROCKETT to be sung on
the water (1988)
CHIHARA Ain’t No Sunshine
(2006)
TAKEMITSU Waterways (1977-78)
CROCKETT to airy thinness beat
(2009)
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Cleveland Institute of
Music Orchestra
Steven Smith, guest conductor
Shulamit Ran, guest composer
IVES The Unanswered Question
(1908)
RAN Legends (1992-93/2001)
RAN Violin Concerto (2002-03)
COMPOSITION DEPARTMENT RECITALS
New works by CIM student composers
November 15
Sunday
4pm | Mixon Hall
February 20
Saturday
4pm | Mixon Hall
April 24
Sunday
6pm | Mixon Hall
ROBERT PATERSON
Symposium
April 2, Saturday
1:30pm | Studio 113
Concert
April 3, Sunday
4pm | Mixon Hall
CIM New Music Ensemble
Keith Fitch, director
Robert Paterson, guest composer
Star Crossing (1999)
I See You (2014-15)
Hell’s Kitchen (2014)
Stay On It (1973)
PHOTO | Alex Cooke
PATERSON
PATERSON
PATERSON
EASTMAN
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OPERA
THEATER
Reviewers can’t get enough of CIM opera productions, calling
them “simply outstanding,” an “absolute treat” and a “solid A+.”
Under the artistic direction of David Bamberger, this season offers
two fully staged and costumed productions. The ever-popular
scenes program in the spring includes a matinee performance.
All productions include projected English text.
TICKETS: $20 adults / $15 seniors and groups of 10+ / $10 students
216.795.3211 or cim.edu
THE MARRIAGE OF FIGARO
November 4, Wednesday –
November 7, Saturday
7:30pm | Kulas Hall
David Bamberger, director
Harry Davidson, conductor
Orchestra
MOZART Le nozze di Figaro
(The Marriage of Figaro), K. 492
Perhaps Mozart’s most perfect opera,
this work bubbles over with comedy,
mistaken identities and masquerade, all
surrounding a tale of tender romance set
to many of the composer’s best-loved
melodies.
Opening night presented in appreciation of
The Giant Eagle Foundation
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February 24, Wednesday –
February 27, Saturday
7:30pm | Kulas Hall
Harry Davidson, conductor
Orchestra
Fully staged production to be announced
this winter at cim.edu
SPRING SCENES
April 15, Friday –
April 16, Saturday
7:30pm | Kulas Hall
April 17, Sunday
3pm | Kulas Hall
John Simmons, music director, piano
PHOTO | Leigh-Anne Dennison
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FACULTY
RECITALS
See CIM’s world-renowned faculty members perform on their
home stage. These events offer an exclusive opportunity to see
faculty perform—for some their only Northeast Ohio appearance,
and for others, who are members of The Cleveland Orchestra,
their only local performance outside of the orchestra setting.
CAROLYN WARNER &
FRIENDS XII
8pm | Mixon Hall *
Carolyn Gadiel Warner, piano
Ai Nihira, violin, guest artist
Yun-Ting Lee, violin, guest artist
Stephen Warner, violin, guest artist
Joanna Patterson Zakany, viola,
guest artist
Timothy Paek, cello, guest artist
James Umble, alto saxophone,
guest artist
Amitai Vardi, clarinet
MILHAUD Suite for Violin, Clarinet
and Piano, Op. 157b
SCHUMANN Fantasiestücke, Op. 73
(trans. C.G. Warner)
SCHULHOFF Hot-Sonate for
Alto Saxophone and Piano (1930)
SHOSTAKOVICH Piano Quintet in
G minor, Op. 57
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September 20, Sunday
4pm | Mixon Hall *
Katherine DeJongh, flute
Wesley Skinner, cello
Kyra Kester, flute
Ethan Miller, alto saxophone,
guest artist
Eric Charnofsky, piano, guest artist
MARAIS Les Folies d’Espagne
(arr. for flute)
VILLA-LOBOS Assobio a Játo
(The Jet Whistle)
SCHULHOFF Sonata for Flute and
Piano
CHARNOFSKY Take 3 (2014)
UEBAYASHI Au-delà du Temps
(2002)
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the concert date.
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FACULTY RECITALS continued
8pm | Mixon Hall *
Mark Kosower, cello
Jee-Won Oh, piano, guest artist
HAYDN Divertimento in D Major
(arr. Piatigorsky)
TCHAIKOVSKY Andante cantabile
from String Quartet No. 1, Op. 11
(arr. Fitzenhagen)
RAVEL Pièce en Forme de Habanera
(1907)
POPPER Elfentanz (Dance of the
Elves), Op. 39
DEBUSSY Beau Soir, L. 6
(arr. Gretchaninov)
POPPER Concert Polonaise No. 1,
Op. 14
KODÁLY Adagio (arr. for cello and
piano)
FALLA Danza ritual del fuego from
El Amor Brujo
CHOPIN Sonata for Cello and Piano
in G minor, Op. 65
POPPER Concert Polonaise No. 2,
Op. 28
October 4, Sunday
4pm | Mixon Hall *
cim.edu/calendar
Stephen Rose, violin
Kirsten Doctor, viola
Melissa Kraut, cello
Kathryn Brown, piano
Rena Kraut, clarinet, guest artist
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VIOLINS OF HOPE EVENT
8pm | Kulas Hall
Oded Zehavi
Antonio Pompa-Baldi, piano
Joan Kwuon, violin
Sharon Robinson, cello
SCHULHOFF Duo for Violin and
Cello (1925)
MESSIAEN Quatuor pour la fin du
temps (Quartet for the End of Time)
(1940-41)
Presented in appreciation of Materion
Corporation
8pm | Kulas Hall
Zsolt Bognár, piano, guest artist
Program to be announced
8pm | Kulas Hall
Sergei Babayan, piano
Program to be announced
ROTA Trio for Clarinet, Cello and
Piano (1973)
FITCH Last Words (2014) (World
Premiere)
FAURÉ Piano Quartet No. 1 in
C minor, Op. 15
the concert date.
104.9 FM and wclv.org with support from Audio-Technica.
PHOTO | Alex Cooke
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November 20, Friday
8pm | The Temple-Tifereth Israel,
26000 Shaker Blvd., Beachwood
Russian Music: Tradition and
Transformation
A performance and conversation with
Mari Sato, violin
Rabbi Roger C. Klein
Selected movements from
BEETHOVEN String Quartet No. 8,
Op. 59, No. 2
TCHAIKOVSKY String Quartet
No. 1, Op. 11
SCHULHOFF Divertimento for String
Quartet, Op. 14
November 22, Sunday
4pm | Kulas Hall
Oded Zehavi
Mary Kay Fink, flute
Nicholas Underhill, piano,
guest artist
Scott Dixon, double bass
Barrick Stees, bassoon
Robert Woolfrey, clarinet,
guest artist
Richard King, horn
SMIT Sonata for Flute and Piano
(1941-43)
SCHULHOFF Concertino for Flute,
Viola and Double Bass (1925)
MESSIAEN Le merle noir (Blackbird)
(1951)
HAAS Woodwind Quintet, Op. 10
December 4, Friday
8pm | Kulas Hall
Quartet, Op. 14
DVOŘÁK Cypresses
TRADITIONAL Ani Ma’amin
(I Believe)
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Recorded for broadcast on December 9,
2015 on WCLV 104.9 FM and wclv.org
with support from Audio-Technica
the concert date.
8pm | Mixon Hall *
Lisa Boyko, viola
Mark Jackobs, viola
Eliesha Nelson, viola, guest artist
Joanna Patterson Zakany, viola,
guest artist
Lembi Veskimets, viola
Richard Waugh, viola, guest artist
Sonja Molloy, violin, guest artist
Jeffrey Zehngut, violin, guest artist
Mark Jackobs, viola
Martha Baldwin, cello
Alicja Basinska, piano
KNOX Marin Marais Variations for
Viola Quartet (2007)
BEETHOVEN Trio in C Major, Op. 87
(arr. L. Tertis)
BOWEN Fantasie Quartet for Four
Violas, Op. 41, No. 1
SHULMAN Two Episodes for Viola
Quartet (Night and Ancora) (1978)
HARDING Rondo Capriccio for Viola
Sextet (1986)
KIMBER Festival Overture for Viola
Ensemble (1999)
ELGAR “Nimrod” from Enigma
Variations (arr. D. Burndrett)
BRAHMS Hungarian Dance No. 5
(arr. A. L. Christopherson)
SMETANA Piano Trio in G minor,
Op. 15
SUK Piano Quartet in A minor, Op. 1
DVOŘÁK Piano Quintet No. 2 in
A Major, Op. 81
PHOTO | Alex Cooke
January 10, Sunday
4pm | Kulas Hall
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8pm | Mixon Hall *
March 16, Wednesday
8pm | Kulas Hall
Mari Sato, violin
Laura Shuster, viola
Tanya Ell, cello
Tracy Rowell, double bass
Daniel Gilbert, clarinet
Anita Pontremoli, piano
Amy Schwartz Moretti, violin,
guest artist
Peter Salaff, violin
Joel Smirnoff, viola
Yu Jin, viola, guest artist
Sæunn Thorsteinsdóttir, cello,
guest artist
DRAGONETTI String Quintet No. 18
in C Major
PROKOFIEV Quintet for Oboe,
Clarinet, Violin, Viola and Double Bass
in G minor, Op. 39
SCHUBERT Piano Quintet in A Major,
D. 667, “Trout”
SHOSTAKOVICH Prelude and
Scherzo for String Octet, Op. 11
FITCH Five of a Kind (World
Premiere)
MENDELSSOHN String Octet in
E-flat Major, Op. 20
March 2, Wednesday
8pm | Mixon Hall *
Shuai Wang, piano
Madeline Lucas Tolliver, flute
Benjamin Chen, clarinet, guest artist
Yun-Ting Lee, violin, guest artist
Daniel Pereira, cello
Luke Rinderknecht, percussion,
guest artist
Liz Huff, soprano, guest artist
FITCH Dancing the Shadows (1994)
ERB Drawing Down the Moon (1991)
SCHOENBERG Pierrot Lunaire,
Op. 21
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March 25, Friday
8pm | Kulas Hall
Daniel Shapiro, piano
William Preucil, violin
Mark Kosower, cello
BACH Toccata in F-sharp minor,
BWV 901
BEETHOVEN Piano Sonata No. 16 in
G Major, Op. 31, No. 1
BRAHMS Piano Trio No. 1 in B Major,
Op. 8
the concert date.
March 30, Wednesday
8pm | Mixon Hall *
Ivan Zenaty, violin
Sandra Shapiro, piano
C. SCHUMANN Three Romances for
Violin and Piano, Op. 22
BRAHMS Sonata No. 1 in G Major for
Violin and Piano, Op. 78
BEETHOVEN Sonata No. 9 in
A Major for Violin and Piano, Op. 47,
“Kreutzer”
April 10, Sunday
4pm | Mixon Hall *
Anita Pontremoli, piano
BEETHOVEN Sonata for Piano and
Violin in A minor, Op. 23
BARTÓK Sonata for Violin and Piano
No. 1, Sz. 75
BUSONI Sonata for Violin and Piano
No. 2 in E minor, Op. 36a
CLEVELAND
INTERNATIONAL
CLASSICAL GUITAR
FESTIVAL EVENTS
Tickets: $22
Guitars International: 216.752.7502 or
guitarsint.com
See page 42 for more information
about the festival.
June 3, Friday
7:30pm | Mixon Hall
Jason Vieaux, guitar
June 5, Sunday
7:30pm | Mixon Hall
Colin Davin, guitar
April 13, Wednesday
8pm | Mixon Hall *
Stephen Rose, violin
Jeanne Preucil Rose, viola,
guest artist
Mark Kosower, cello
Jee-Won Oh, piano, guest artist
MOZART Piano Quartet No. 1 in
G minor, K. 478
TURINA Piano Quartet in A minor,
Op. 67
DVOŘÁK Piano Quartet No. 2 in
E-flat Major, Op. 87
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CHAMBER
MUSIC
WINTER FESTIVAL
A celebration of chamber music featuring strings, brass, piano and
woodwinds, the festival includes concerts and master classes by
distinguished faculty and celebrated guest artists, in addition to
student ensembles.
November 30, Monday
4pm | Mixon Hall
Chamber Music Master Class
Jupiter String Quartet,
guest artists
Megan Freivogel, violin
Nelson Lee, violin
Liz Freivogel, viola
Daniel McDonough, cello
Participation of the Jupiter String Quartet
is made possible in part by the Dr. Sydney
and Gussie B. Klein CIM Chamber Music
Ensemble Fund and in collaboration with
the Cleveland Chamber Music Society.
November 30, Monday
8pm | Kulas Hall
Percussion Ensemble
Paul Yancich, director
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December 1, Tuesday
7:30pm | Plymouth Church,
2860 Coventry Rd., Shaker Heights
A collaboration with the Cleveland
Chamber Music Society
Jupiter String Quartet
HAYDN String Quartet in
B-flat Major, Op. 76, No. 4
DUTILLEUX Ainsi la nuit
BEETHOVEN String Quartet in
E minor, Op. 59, No. 2
$30 general admission / $5 students with ID
Cleveland Chamber Music Society:
216.291.2777 or clevelandchambermusic.org
December 2, Wednesday
9:30am | Mixon Hall
Chamber Music Master Class
8pm | Mixon Hall
Intensive Duo Gala Concert
Anita Pontremoli, director
December 3, Thursday
6:30pm | Kulas Hall, Mixon Hall and
Studio 113
Chamber Music Marathon
Create your own program of favorite
works with student performances
in various locations throughout CIM.
Refreshments served during breaks.
December 8, Tuesday
7:30pm | Mixon Hall
Woodwind Ensembles
December 10, Thursday
7pm | Mixon Hall
Advanced Piano Trio Program
Gala Concert
Sharon Robinson, director
December 4, Friday
8pm | Kulas Hall
Mari Sato, violin
Quartet, Op. 14
DVOŘÁK Cypresses
TRADITIONAL Ani Ma’amin
(I Believe)
Recorded for broadcast on December 9,
2015 on WCLV 104.9 FM and wclv.org
with support from Audio-Technica
December 6, Sunday
6pm | Mixon Hall
Intensive String Quartet
Seminar Gala Concert
PHOTO | Alex Cooke
Brass Ensembles
Edward Zadrozny, director
December 7, Monday
8pm | Kulas Hall
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CHAMBER
MUSIC
SPRING CONCERTS
Each spring CIM students perform in a series of chamber
music concerts marking the culmination of a year of study and
exploration. Directed by renowned CIM faculty, each concert
features exceptional performances by student ensembles.
April 18, Monday
8pm | Mixon Hall
April 21, Thursday
7pm | Mixon Hall
Intensive Duo Gala Concert
Anita Pontremoli, director
Advanced Piano Trio Program
Gala Concert
Sharon Robinson, director
April 19, Tuesday
7:30pm | Mixon Hall
Woodwind Ensembles
April 20, Wednesday
8pm | Kulas Hall
Brass Ensembles
Edward Zadrozny, director
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April 25, Monday
8pm | Kulas Hall
Percussion Ensemble
Paul Yancich, director
April 27, Wednesday
7pm | Mixon Hall
Intensive String Quartet
Seminar Gala Concert
PHOTO | Alex Cooke
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WOMEN’S
COMMITTEE
The Women’s Committee provides the community with multiple
opportunities to experience the talents of CIM students and faculty
through signature events. Plan to attend an evening benefit held in
both grand and intimate settings or a musical luncheon this year.
TICKETS: Reservations are required for all Women’s Committee events.
216.791.6770 or cim.edu
MINI-BENEFITS
A JAZZY AFFAIR
October 25, Sunday
5:30pm | The Country Club,
2825 Lander Rd., Pepper Pike
An evening of jazz standards and
American classics
Joel Smirnoff, violin
Carl Topilow, clarinet
Marshall Griffith, piano
Kip Reed, bass
Brian Sweigart, drums
5:30pm Cocktails
6:15pm Performance
7pm Dinner
$90 / $150 Patrons
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A STARRY NIGHT
WITH CIM
The Committee is planning an
extraordinary evening in early April.
You’ll be surrounded by stars while
enjoying a performance featuring
CIM faculty and a gourmet dinner in
a beautiful Euclid Avenue penthouse.
Watch for more details.
MUSICAL LUNCHEONS
11:30am | Beechmont Country Club,
29600 Chagrin Blvd., Cleveland
CIM faculty member Edward
Zadrozny hosts this program
featuring conservatory brass and
woodwind ensembles.
$35 / $38 non-members
ONE PIANO
FOUR HANDS
PHOTO | Daniel Milner
11:30am | Mayfield Sand Ridge Club,
1545 Sheridan Rd., South Euclid
Featuring CIM’s amazing student piano
duo, Chee-Hang See and
Amy Tan.
CIM ALUMNI
GIVING BACK
May 25, Wednesday
11:15am | Mixon Hall
Many CIM alumni stay in Cleveland
after graduation. They’re performers
and musical entrepreneurs building
their own music ensembles, series and
festivals and bringing the joy of music
to the community in new and creative
ways. Join us as they share their talent
and experiences. Our host is pianist,
Shuai Wang.
AUTUMN WINDS
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CIM and the
COMMUNITY
CIM is dedicated to making classical music accessible to all and
collaborates with community partners in University Circle and
throughout Northeast Ohio to develop unique programming.
These performances provide opportunities for our students
to demonstrate the universal power of music through community
engagement.
CIM@CMA: MUSIC IN THE
GALLERIES
First Wednesday of Every
Month, October – May
6pm | Cleveland Museum of Art Galleries,
11150 East Blvd., Cleveland
Presented in collaboration with the
Cleveland Museum of Art and the Case
Western Reserve University Music
Department.
Students from CIM and the CWRU
early music program present a wide
range of repertoire on this series of
early evening performances.
Check CIM listings at cim.edu for 8pm
Wednesday concerts and make your
evening even more musical.
December 6, Sunday
1pm | CIM
University Circle institutions present
a family event which includes music,
exhibits, shopping, food and holiday
cheer. CIM offers a variety of
performances featuring students from
the Conservatory and Preparatory
divisions.
Orchestra
SAINT-SAËNS Le carnival des
animaux (The Carnival of the Animals)
CIM Harp Ensemble
with Narrator and Dancers
TCHAIKOVSKY Excerpts from The
Nutcracker Suite, Op. 71a
In addition to the CIM Orchestra and
Harp Ensemble, enjoy holiday favorites
performed by our Sato Center for
Suzuki Studies groups, Jingle
Brass and Carolers.
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HOLIDAY CIRCLEFEST
*Live broadcast on wclv 104.9 FM and wclv.org.
January 24, Sunday
4pm | Kulas Hall
Ensembles
R . Nathaniel Dett Concert
Choir
William B. Woods, director
Joanne Poderis, piano
CSA Chamber Orchestra
Dianna Richardson, director
Robert Davis, director
JazzArt Ensemble
*A
CELEBRATION OF
COMMUNITY
March 23, Wednesday
Orchestra & Vocalists
Chorus & Instrumentalists
The Singers’ Club of Cleveland
BRAHMS Academic Festival
Overture, Op. 80
BRAHMS Schicksalsleid (Songs of
Destiny), Op. 54
MAHLER Symphony No. 1 in D Major,
“Titan”
Ticket information on page 5.
This special performance is co-sponsored
through generous gifts from Forest City
and BakerHostetler.
25TH ANNUAL BLACK
HERITAGE CONCERT
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STUDENT
RECITALS
Many of CIM’s students go on to join world-class orchestras,
compose exciting new repertoire and tour all over the globe.
But first, they play at CIM.
These outstanding performances by CIM’s conservatory
students are an important component of our students’
education and provide opportunities for concert-goers to
hear the next generation of professional musicians.
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PHOTO | Alex Cooke
Recitals are added to the schedule as the year progresses and
are free of charge. Go to cim.edu and click on Student Recital
Schedule on the left side of the homepage.
PHOTO | Alex Cooke
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PIANOFEST
Pianofest brings great piano literature to life through
student performances and lively commentary
by CIM piano faculty. A reception follows.
TICKETS: General admission tickets are $5, sold at the door.
Students free with current ID.
March 29, Tuesday
7:30pm | Mixon Hall
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PHOTO | Alex Cooke
Paul Schenly, host
COMPETITIONS
Each semester, students compete for
an opportunity to perform a concerto
with the Cleveland Institute of Music
Orchestra the following semester.
Final rounds are open to the public.
October 6, Tuesday
6pm | Kulas Hall
March 3, Thursday
6pm | Kulas Hall
23RD ANNUAL DARIUS
MILHAUD PERFORMANCE
PRIZE CONCERT
CIM students compete for cash prizes
for best performance of a work by
Darius Milhaud. Winners announced at
a reception that follows.
March 19, Saturday
3pm | Kulas Hall
Made possible through funds from
CIM’s Darius Milhaud endowment
CONSERVATORY
CONCERTO
COMPETITIONS
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University
Circle
WIND
ENSEMBLE
Experience lively performances of a range of literature by the
University Circle Wind Ensemble, comprised of woodwind, brass
and percussion majors from CIM and advanced players from Case
Western Reserve University.
February 21, Sunday
University Circle Wind
Ensemble
CWRU Symphonic Winds
Cleveland Youth Wind
Symphony I
Dr. Gary M. Ciepluch, conductor
Michael Markowski, guest
composer
$15 general admission
$25 reserved box seats
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April 10, Sunday
3pm | Harkness Chapel,
11200 Bellflower Rd., Cleveland
University Circle Wind
Ensemble
Katherine DeJongh, flute
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MASTER
CLASSES
Master classes provide a rare opportunity to observe professional
coaching from CIM’s guest artists and faculty. Students work with
the masters to uncover the unique techniques and perspectives
that influence successful performances.
FREE: These educational events are free and open to the public.
VOICE MASTER CLASS
10am | Mixon Hall
Warren Jones, piano, guest artist
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PHOTO | Leigh-Anne Dennison
CHAMBER MUSIC MASTER CLASSES
October 22, Thursday
7pm | Studio 113
9:30am | Mixon Hall
Mari Sato, violin
October 27, Tuesday
10am | Mixon Hall
January 25, Monday
4pm | Mixon Hall
Cuarteto Casals, guest artists
Vera Martinez, violin
Abel Tomàs, violin
Jonathan Brown, viola
Arnau Tomàs, cello
Join the Cavani String Quartet and
members of the chamber music
faculty in a dynamic performance and
discussion of the rehearsal process as
well as public presentation techniques
for engaging, educating and inspiring
audiences of all ages.
November 9, Monday
4:15pm | Studio 113
Peter Salaff, director,
string chamber music
November 30, Monday
4pm | Mixon Hall
Jupiter String Quartet, guest
artists
Megan Freivogel, violin
Nelson Lee, violin
Liz Freivogel, viola
Daniel McDonough, cello
Participation of the Jupiter String Quartet
is made possible in part by the Dr. Sydney
and Gussie B. Klein CIM Chamber Music
Ensemble Fund and in collaboration with
the Cleveland Chamber Music Society.
January 26, Tuesday
10am | Mixon Hall
February 15, Monday
4:15pm | Studio 113
Peter Salaff, director,
string chamber music
March 14, Monday
3pm | Mixon Hall
Amy Schwartz Moretti, violin,
guest artist
March 17, Thursday
10am | Mixon Hall
Sæunn Thorsteinsdóttir, cello,
guest artist
March 24, Thursday
7pm | Studio 113
April 4, Monday
4pm | Mixon Hall
Elizabeth Oakes, viola, guest artist
THE ART OF
ENGAGEMENT
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PREPARATORY
& Continuing Education
CIM’s Preparatory and Continuing Education division provides
music instruction to nearly 1,300 students of all ages and
abilities throughout the Northeast Ohio region. Students from
the Preparatory division routinely excel in local and national
competitions and enjoy bringing their music to the community
in many ways. Highlights of their season include the following
performances.
For information on our summer music camps, see page 45.
CONCERTO SHOWCASE
HONORS RECITAL
Orchestra
The Preparatory and Continuing
Education division is pleased to present
some of its finest students in a gala
recital.
February 9, Tuesday
7:30pm | Kulas Hall
Winners of the Preparatory and
Continuing Education Concerto
Competition perform with the
Conservatory orchestra in this
showcase concert.
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May 7, Saturday
7pm | Kulas Hall
PHOTO | Alex Cooke
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PREPARATORY continued
CLEVELAND
YOUTH WIND
SYMPHONIES
The Cleveland Youth Wind Symphonies (CYWS) bring together
the best of Northeast Ohio’s high school band students for
outstanding performances throughout the year.
November 1, Sunday
CYWS I
Daniel Crain, conductor
CYWS II – Symphonic Winds
Melissa Lichtler, conductor
CYWS II – Concert Winds
Bradley Hruska, conductor
January 24, Sunday
Day-long presentation of symphonic
band repertoire; features Northeast
Ohio bands from Akron Firestone,
Avon, Nordonia and Olmstead Falls.
November 15, Sunday
7pm | Waetjen Auditorium,
Cleveland State University,
2001 Euclid Ave., Cleveland
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NORTHEAST OHIO BAND
INVITATIONAL XIII
Cleveland Winds
Dr. Birch Browning, conductor
April 13, Wednesday
7pm | Perry High School,
4325 Manchester Ave., Perry
CYWS I
Perry High School Symphonic
Band
Bradley Hruska, conductor
$5 at the door
April 25, Monday
7pm | Waetjen Auditorium,
Cleveland State University,
2001 Euclid Ave., Cleveland
CYWS I
Cleveland State University
Symphonic Band
Dr. Birch Browning, conductor
May 2, Monday
7pm | Brecksville/Broadview Heights
High School Performing Arts Center,
6380 Mill Rd., Broadview Heights
CYWS I
May 4, Wednesday
$5 at the door
CANCER BLOWS II
A Benefit for The Ryan Anthony
Foundation
May 20, Friday
CYWS I
Ryan Anthony, trumpet, guest artist
Peter Meechan, guest composer
Details to be announced at cyws.org
Tickets required
$5 at the door
May 3, Tuesday
$5 at the door
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Cleveland
International
CLASSICAL
GUITAR
FESTIVAL
June 3, Friday – June 5, Sunday
Guitars International in cooperation with the Cleveland Institute
of Music presents the 16th annual Cleveland International Classical
Guitar Festival at the Institute.
Join us in welcoming this spring’s roster of internationally acclaimed
artists in a concentrated series of recitals, premieres, master
classes, lectures and exhibits celebrating the classical guitar and art
music: solo and ensemble, old and new.
TICKETS: $22
Contact Guitars International for recital tickets and a complete
schedule of events: 216.752.7502 or guitarsint.com
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PHOTO | gmdthree
RECITALS
June 3, Friday
7:30pm | Mixon Hall
June 5, Sunday
2:30pm | Mixon Hall
Jason Vieaux, guitar
Ricardo Gallen, guitar
June 4, Saturday
3pm | Mixon Hall
June 5, Sunday
7:30pm | Mixon Hall
Petra Poláčková, guitar
Colin Davin, guitar
Free; no tickets required
PHOTO | Tyler Boye
SoloDuo
Matteo Mela, guitar
Lorenzo Micheli, guitar
June 4, Saturday
8pm | Mixon Hall
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OUTSIDE
PRESENTERS@CIM
As part of its commitment to serve the greater Cleveland
community, CIM makes its facilities available, whenever possible,
to other organizations on a rental basis. The summer of 2016
will bring concerts presented by ChamberFest Cleveland and
the Cleveland International Piano Competition to CIM’s stages.
The following concerts and events are presented by outside
organizations.
October 11, Sunday
3pm | Kulas Hall
March 5, Saturday
7pm | Mixon Hall
Ryan Scherber, conductor
CWRU Jazz Ensemble I
Paul Ferguson, conductor
March 6, Sunday
2pm | Mixon Hall
CWRU Music Department: 216.368.2400
Presented by The Musical Theater Project
in cooperation with CIM
CWRU Jazz Ensemble I
Paul Ferguson, conductor
Bernstein on Broadway
Take a closer look at the composer
behind West Side Story, On the
Town, Wonderful Town and Candide
in this multimedia concert with
wonderful vocalists and stunning
new arrangements for a small
chamber ensemble.
CWRU Music Department: 216.368.2400
$30 General / $25 TMTP Members
April 24, Sunday
3pm | Kulas Hall
TMTP: 216.245.8687 or
musicaltheaterproject.org
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SUMMER@CIM
VERNON CASTLEMAN
VIOLA SEMINAR
YOUNG COMPOSERS
PROGRAM
Under the tutelage of Robert
Vernon, principal viola of The
Cleveland Orchestra, and Heidi
Castleman, professor of viola at The
Juilliard School, the seminar will:
Composition students ages 14-19
immerse themselves in the world of
contemporary music, learning about
the field of new music while developing
creative and professional skills. Through
lessons, seminars and discussions,
participants learn about the craft
of composition. Directed by Keith
Fitch, head of CIM’s Composition
Department, the program culminates
in two concerts of diverse and exciting
student works.
Explore musical principals and
instrumental skills essential to successful
chamber music and orchestra
performances.
Acquaint participants with the core
orchestral excerpts – how to play and
teach them.
Engage in a dialogue about
pedagogical approaches, curricular
designs, studio organizational models
and attitudes leading to studio success.
SUMMER SONATA
June 12 – June 18
Directed by Dr. Sean Schulze
and drawing on CIM’s distinguished
Preparatory and Conservatory faculty,
this program for pianists ages 9-18
provides the ideal environment for
young students to nourish and improve
their musical skills. The program
concludes with a final recital in
Mixon Hall.
June 12 – June 18
LUNCH AND LISTEN
RECITALS
July 5, 12, 19, 26, Tuesdays
12:30pm | Mixon Hall
Presented by the CIM Office of
Alumni Relations
Tuesdays in July, bring your brown
bag lunch to enjoy on CIM’s terrace
or in the lounge before the concert.
Complimentary beverages will be
served.
June 4 – June 8
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SEPT.
Events in RED require a ticket or free seating pass. See series page for details.
Date
Event
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FACULTY RECITAL
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CIM ORCHESTRA
20
FACULTY RECITAL
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FACULTY RECITAL
8pm | Mixon Hall
4pm | Mixon Hall
8pm | Mixon Hall
OCT.
MINTZ AND AMNON WEINSTEIN:
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A VIOLINS OF HOPE DIALOGUE
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4pm | Mixon Hall
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CIM ORCHESTRA
4
FACULTY RECITAL
6
FALL CONCERTO COMPETITION
7
FACULTY RECITAL (Violins of Hope Event)
14
CIM ORCHESTRA (Violins of Hope Event)
21
FACULTY RECITAL
22
MASTER CLASS: Cavani String Quartet
25
CIM ORCHESTRA: Halloween Spooktacular
8pm | Kulas Hall
4pm | Mixon Hall
6pm | Kulas Hall
8pm | Kulas Hall
8pm | Kulas Hall
7pm | Studio 113
COMMITTEE MINI-BENEFIT:
25WOMEN’S
A Jazzy Affair
5:30pm | The Country Club
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NEW MUSIC SYMPOSIUM: Donald Crockett
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CLEVELAND YOUTH WIND SYMPHONIES
1
NEW MUSIC ENSEMBLE
4
OPERA: The Marriage of Figaro
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MASTER CLASS: Peter Salaff
10am | Mixon Hall
1:30pm | Studio 113
4pm | Mixon Hall
7:30pm | Kulas Hall
7:30pm | Kulas Hall
7:30pm | Kulas Hall
7:30pm | Kulas Hall
4:15pm | Studio 113
COMMITTEE MUSICAL LUNCHEON:
11WOMEN’S
Autumn Winds
11:30am | Beechmont Country Club
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FACULTY RECITAL
15
COMPOSITION DEPARTMENT RECITAL
15
18
CIM ORCHESTRA
8pm | Kulas Hall
4pm | Mixon Hall
7pm | Waetjen Auditorium, CSU
8pm | Kulas Hall
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PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE
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JUPITER STRING QUARTET
2
MASTER CLASS: Rebecca & Julie Albers
2
INTENSIVE DUO GALA CONCERT
3
CHAMBER MUSIC MARATHON
4
6
HOLIDAY CIRCLEFEST
8pm | The Temple-Tifereth Israel
4pm | Kulas Hall
4pm | Mixon Hall
8pm | Kulas Hall
7:30pm | Plymouth Church
9:30am | Mixon Hall
8pm | Mixon Hall
6:30pm | Kulas Hall, Mixon Hall and Studio 113
8pm | Kulas Hall
1pm | CIM
STRING QUARTET SEMINAR
6INTENSIVE
GALA CONCERT
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6pm | Mixon Hall
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BRASS ENSEMBLES
8
WOODWIND ENSEMBLES
8pm | Kulas Hall
7:30pm | Mixon Hall
PIANO TRIO PROGRAM
10ADVANCED
GALA CONCERT
7pm | Mixon Hall
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FACULTY RECITAL
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FACULTY RECITAL
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NORTHEAST OHIO BAND INVITATIONAL XIII
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25TH ANNUAL BLACK HERITAGE CONCERT
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MASTER CLASS: The Art of Engagement
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MASTER CLASS: Laurie Smukler
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NEW MUSIC SYMPOSIUM: Shulamit Ran
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CIM ORCHESTRA
3
MASTER CLASS: Warren Jones
3
CIM ORCHESTRA
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PREPARATORY CONCERTO SHOWCASE
4pm | Kulas Hall
8pm | Mixon Hall
4pm | Kulas Hall
4pm | Mixon Hall
10am | Mixon Hall
4:30pm | Studio 113
8pm | Kulas Hall
10am | Mixon Hall
7:30pm | Kulas Hall
10WOMEN’S
One Piano Four Hands
11:30am | Mayfield Sand Ridge Club
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FACULTY RECITAL
15
MASTER CLASS: Peter Salaff
8pm | Mixon Hall
4:15pm | Studio 113
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CIM ORCHESTRA
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UNIVERSITY CIRCLE WIND ENSEMBLE
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OPERA: To Be Announced
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FACULTY RECITAL
3
SPRING CONCERTO COMPETITION
14
MASTER CLASS: Amy Schwartz Moretti
16
FACULTY RECITAL
17
MASTER CLASS: Sæunn Thorsteinsdóttir
8pm | Mixon Hall
4pm | Mixon Hall
7:30pm | Kulas Hall
7:30pm | Kulas Hall
7:30pm | Kulas Hall
7:30pm | Kulas Hall
8pm | Mixon Hall
6pm | Kulas Hall
3pm | Mixon Hall
8pm | Kulas Hall
10am | Mixon Hall
ANNUAL DARIUS MILHAUD
1923
PERFORMANCE PRIZE CONCERT
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ORCHESTRA:
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MASTER CLASS: Cavani String Quartet
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FACULTY RECITAL
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PIANOFEST: Paul Schenly
30
FACULTY RECITAL
2
NEW MUSIC SYMPOSIUM: Robert Paterson
3
NEW MUSIC ENSEMBLE
4
MASTER CLASS: Elizabeth Oakes
6
CIM ORCHESTRA
10
UNIVERSITY CIRCLE WIND ENSEMBLE
10
FACULTY RECITAL
13
CYWS I & CYWS II – Concert Winds
13
FACULTY RECITAL
15
OPERA: Spring Scenes
16
17
7pm | Studio 113
8pm | Kulas Hall
7:30pm | Mixon Hall
8pm | Mixon Hall
1:30pm | Studio 113
4pm | Mixon Hall
4pm | Mixon Hall
8pm | Kulas Hall
3pm | Harkness Chapel
4pm | Mixon Hall
7pm | Perry High School
8pm | Mixon Hall
7:30pm | Kulas Hall
7:30pm | Kulas Hall
3pm | Kulas Hall
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Date
Event
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INTENSIVE DUO GALA CONCERT
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WOODWIND ENSEMBLES
20
BRASS ENSEMBLES
8pm | Mixon Hall
7:30pm | Mixon Hall
8pm | Kulas Hall
PIANO TRIO PROGRAM
21ADVANCED
GALA CONCERT
7pm | Mixon Hall
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6pm | Mixon Hall
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8pm | Kulas Hall
STRING QUARTET SEMINAR
27INTENSIVE
GALA CONCERT
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Event
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PREPARATORY HONORS RECITAL
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CANCER BLOWS II
JUNE
25WOMEN’S
CIM Alumni Giving Back
PHOTO | Alex Cooke
7pm | Kulas Hall
11:15am | Mixon Hall
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7:30pm | Mixon Hall
7:30pm | Mixon Hall
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CIM: A DESTINATION
CIM is located at the heart of University Circle, Cleveland’s cultural hub.
Forbes Magazine named University Circle one of “America’s Top 10 Prettiest
Neighborhoods,” citing the area’s bounty of museums and institutes of higher learning,
including the Cleveland Institute of Art, the Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland
Botanical Garden, the Cleveland Museum of Natural History, the Western Reserve
Historical Society and Severance Hall.
PERFORMANCE VENUES
1. Mixon Hall: a state-of-the-art 235-seat chamber hall designed for solo
recitals and chamber music. The hall, opened in 2007, has quickly become a
national favorite for its intimacy and excellent acoustics.
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2. Kulas Hall: a 535-seat performance space featuring a main stage large
enough to accommodate the CIM Orchestra or a fully staged opera.
The Cleveland Institute of Music
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Parking: Free parking for CIM
concerts is available in the CIM parking
lot on Hazel Drive. There is also
street parking on Hazel Drive and East
Boulevard that can usually accommodate
those attending our concerts. If the
CIM lot is full, and depending upon their
schedules, adjacent institutions’ parking
facilities may also be available on any
given evening. See map on page 55 for
additional parking options. CIM’s East
Boulevard and Hazel Drive entrances
are wheelchair accessible.
Groups: Groups are welcome. To
make arrangements, call the Concerts &
Events Office.
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Concert Start Times: Halls open
30 minutes before the concert is
scheduled to begin. All concerts begin
promptly at the designated time.
To ensure the enjoyment of all our
patrons, and in deference to the artists,
latecomers are admitted only at the
discretion of the House Manager. The
television screen in Pogue Lobby streams
each concert, so you can still enjoy the
performance until you are seated.
Subject to Change: All programs,
artists and venues are subject to change
without notice. In the event of a last
minute cancellation, every attempt is
made to inform the public via cim.edu
and social media channels. Current
concert information is available at
cim.edu or by calling 216.791.5000.
CONCERT
INFORMATION
TICKETS &
SEATING
PASSES
Concerts are FREE unless otherwise
noted. Please check listings carefully.
Tickets: Tickets for paid events can be
purchased online, in person or by calling
the CIM Box Office. Online ticketing
is disabled at 3pm on the day of a
weekday event or on the Friday before
a weekend event. On concert nights,
the Box Office will re-open one hour
prior to the event for walk-up sales
and will call only. Phone calls cannot be
answered during pre-concert sales.
Payment: CIM accepts Visa, Discover,
MasterCard, American Express, cash or
checks made payable to the Cleveland
Institute of Music. A $1 non-refundable
handling fee is charged for each ticket
purchased using a credit card, up to a
$5 maximum fee per transaction.
Tickets are mailed up to one week prior
to an event. After that, tickets are held
at the CIM Box Office.
Handicapped Seating: Call the
Box Office to make arrangements for
handicap accessible seating. Seating is
subject to availability.
All sales are final: No refunds are
possible unless the performance is
cancelled. If you are unable to attend
any paid concert, you can receive
credit for a charitable donation for the
purchase price by returning your tickets
by phone no later than 3pm on the day
of the performance.
Ticket Exchange Policy: Opera
patrons may exchange tickets for a
different performance of the same
production, subject to availability.
Exchanges must be made before 3pm
on the day of the performance.
Lost Tickets: CIM can provide
duplicate tickets to be picked up the
evening of the concert. Call before 3pm
the day of the concert.
Gift Certificates: Gift certificates
redeemable toward ticket purchases for
any performance are available from the
Box Office.
Seating Passes: Free seating passes are
required for faculty and chamber orchestra
concerts in Mixon Hall. Passes can be
reserved beginning one week prior to the
concert date by calling the CIM Box Office
or going to cim.edu. Reserved passes are
held at the Box Office and may be picked
up one hour before the concert begins.
Passes are held until 15 minutes prior to
concert start, at which time unclaimed
passes are distributed to patrons waiting
for seats in the event of a sell-out.
CIM Box Office
Phone: 216.795.3211
Hours: Monday - Friday, 10am - 3pm*
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Concerts & Events Office
Phone: 216.791.6770
Hours: Monday - Friday, 9am - 5pm
*The Box Office is not open during the summer. For information, please call the
Concerts & Events Office.
CONTACT
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WE BELIEVE IN
“Classical music is so important to our…
culture, society and civilization. And
WCLV keeps alive some of the greatest
music ever written.”
- Norm Wain
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Act one begins
Beck Center for the Arts
... WITH INVESTMENT BY CUYAHOGA ARTS & CULTURE
Cuyahoga Arts & Culture (CAC) uses public dollars
approved by you to bring arts and culture to every
corner of our County. From grade schools to senior
centers to large public events and investments to
small neighborhood art projects and educational
outreach, we are leveraging your investment for
everyone to experience.
Your Investment:
Strengthening Community
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“It is impossible to
play any better than
The Cleveland Orchestra.”
—Vienna Standard
Experience the world’s best
. . . at home in Cleveland!
Great music performed by the best orchestra with world-famous artists.
Try out our Student Advantage Program for discounted tickets.
“The Cleveland Orchestra is
one of the greatest in the world.
The playing is perfection.”
—London Guardian
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