Grand Canyon Chamber Music Festival

THE THIRTEENTH SEASON

The dates for the 1996 season will be September 6, 7, 11, 13, 14, 18, 20 and 21.

A tentative schedule for the program for each day is given below. I have not yet received the finalized schedule but it will be published here as soon as I do, hopefully within the next couple of week. The festival is running somewhat behind schedule this year as far as publlishing this information.

FRIDAY, September 6/7:30
RACHMANINOFF, Sonata for Cello and Piano
RAVEL, Piano Trio
BEETHOVEN, Trio in Eb, Opus 70, No. 2 WEDNESDAY, September 11/7:30
Robert Bonfiglio returns with violinist Laura
Seaton, guitarist Jay Berliner, and percussionist
Gordon Gottlieb return for an evening of jazz and more.
WEDNESDAY, September 18/7:30
Recital program

SATURDAY, September 7/7:30
RACHMANINOFF, Sonata for Cello and Piano
RAVEL, Piano Trio
BEETHOVEN, Trio in Eb, Opus 70, No. 2 FRIDAY, September 13/7:30
SAINTS SAENS and FAURE, Piano quartets
GORDON JACOB, Suite for Harmonica
BAROQUE masters, selected works FRIDAY, September 20/7:30
MOZART, Violin Sonata
BEETHOVEN, Ghost Trio

MUSICIANS:
Nathaniel Rosen, cello;
Palvina Dokovska, piano;
Lara St. John, violin;
Kenneth Cooper, harpsichord;
Clare Hoffman, flutist;
Josephine Mongiardo, soprano SATURDAY, September 14/7:30
SAINTS SAENS and FAURE, Piano quartets
GORDON JACOB, Suite for Harmonica
BAROQUE masters, selected works SATURDAY, September 21/7:30
MOZART, Violin Sonata
BEETHOVEN, Ghost Trio

MUSICIANS:
Benny Kim, violin;
Marian Hahn, piano;
Colin Carr, cello MUSICIANS:
Marian Hahn, piano;
Jeffrey Sotaw, cello;
Clare Hoffman, flutist;
Cenovia Cummins, violin

. . .

The schedule for the TWELFTH SEASON, held September 8-23, 1995 and now concluded was as follows:

FRIDAY, September 8/7:30
BACH, Cello Suite in C Major
BEETHOVEN, Serenade, Opus 25 in D Major
MOZART, Quintet in Eb for Winds and Piano
WEDNESDAY, September 13/7:30
Robert Bonfiglio returns with violinist Laura
Seaton, guitarist Jay Berliner, percussionist
Gordon Gottlieb and bassist Skip Edwards,
with special guest appearance by Chris
Komer, for an evening of jazz and more.
WEDNESDAY, September 20/7:30
The Amadeus Piano Trio in recital with works
by Haydn, Dvorak and Mendelssohn

SATURDAY, September 9/7:30
MOZART, Duo for Violin and Viola in G Major
IBERT, Trois Pieces Breves
MOZART, Ch'io mi scordi di te?, K505
HAYDN, Piano Trio in C Major
This evening's concert underwritten by
Grand Canyon Squire Inn
FRIDAY, September 15/7:30
GINASTERA, Duo for Flute and Oboe
BELLINI, Casta Diva from Norma
HANDEL, Trio Sonata in E Major
DVORAK, Piano Trio in F Minor, Opus 65
FRIDAY, September 22/7:30
J.C. BACH, Flute Quartet in D Major
BARTOK, String Quartet #1
MOZART, Piano Quartet in Eb

MUSICIANS:
Cenovia Cummins, Benny Kim, violin; Evan
Wilson, viola; Peter Rejto, cello; Clare Hoffman,
flute; Marilyn Coyne, oboe; Alan Kay, clarinet;
Chris Komer, French horn; Kenneth Munday,
bassoon; Josephine Mongiardo, soprano; Kenneth
Cooper, harpsichord and piano SATURDAY, September 16/7:30
BACH, Gamba Sonata
BARAB, Airs and Fancies
FASCH, Quartet in Bb
ARENSKY, Piano Trio in D Minor, Op. 32 SATURDAY, September 23/7:30
GINASTERA, Impressions de la Puna for Flute
and String Quartet
BEETHOVEN, String Quartet Opus 18, #2
BRAHMS, Piano Quartet in C Minor
This evening's concert underwritten by
Quality Inn Grand Canyon and Mountain
Ranch Resort

A SPECIAL CONCERT TO BENEFIT
KOLB STUDIO AND GRAND CANYON
CHAMBER MUSIC FESTIVAL
Sunday, September 10 at 7:30. Clare
Hoffman, flute, Benny Kim, violin, and
Evan Wilson, viola, perform works by
Mozart and Beethoven against a back-
drop of paintings by Ed Mell. The Kolb
Studio is located at the Bright Angel
Trailhead. $100 per person. Reception
included and seating is limited.

MUSICIANS:
Timothy Baker*, Cenovia Cummins, Laura Seaton,
violin; Rafael Figueroa*, Peter Rejto, cello; Clare
Hoffman, flute; Marilyn Coyne, oboe; Josephine
Mongiardo, soprano; James Barbagallo*, piano;
Kenneth Cooper, harpsichord and piano; The
Amadeus Piano Trio (*member of Amadeus Trio) MUSICIANS:
Ivan Chan*, Cathy Meng Robinson*, Paul
Rosenthal, violin; Paul Coletti, Chauncey
Patterson*, viola; Keith Robinson*, Jeffrey
Solow, cello; Clare Hoffman, flute; Edward
Auer, piano; Miami String Quartet (*member
of Miami String Quartet)

SEPTEMBER 9 CONCERT
The Festival is offering a tour which includes round-trip travel from Williams, Arizona to Grand Canyon on the historical Grand Canyon Railway, one night's lodging, and tickets for the evening concert. The cost is $325 per couple with a room at Maswik Lodge or $390 per couple with a room at the El Tovar Hotel. These costs include a donation of approximately $25 to the Festival. Reservations and payment must be received by July 30, 1995.

THE GRAND CANYON CHAMBER MUSIC FESTIVAL depends on your contributions to help pay the costs of this series and its public service tour to schools in northern Arizona. Ticket income provides only a small portion of the funds needed to meet these costs. Contributions to the Festival, a non-profit organization, are tax-deductible to the full extent of the law.
Contributions are acknowledged in the concert program.

THE FESTIVAL OFFERS THE FOLLOWING BENEFITS:
$25 CONTRIBUTION: 1995 poster, size 24" x 26" (other years are 24" x 36")
$50 CONTRIBUTION: Poster and t-shirt
$100 OR MORE: Friends of the Festival. Two tickets, preferred seating, and an invitation to a post-concert reception (Friday and Saturday concerts only) to meet the artists.

TICKETS will be mailed until September 1. They will be held at the door for orders received after that date. Individual tickets are $10 each, $5 for students and children. Season tickets (8 performances) are $50 for adults and $25 for students. Seating is open.
FAMILY RATES: Family tickets must be purchased in advance. These rates are not available at the concert hall door. Children must be accompanied by an adult. The adults and the first child in the group pay full price tickets ($10 and $5). Tickets for additional children are $1 each.

TICKET ORDERS AMOUNT Season tickets ________ Adult $50 ________ Student $25 ________ Individual tickets ________ Adult $10 ________ Student $5 ________ ________ Family tickets ________ Dates _________________ _______________________ ________ Train Tour ________ ________ Kolb Studio Benefit ________ CONTRIBUTION ________ TOTAL AMOUNT $ ________

Name ________________________________ Address _____________________________ _____________________________________ _____________________________________ Telephone (________)_________________ Make checks payable to: Grand Canyon Chamber Music Festival P.O. Box 1332 Grand Canyon, AZ 86023 Tickets may also be purchased at: The Franklin Gallery 500 N. Beaver St. Flagstaff, AZ 86001

Programs and artists are subject to change.
Concerts are held indoors at the Shrine of the Ages,
South Rim, Grand Canyon National Park.

GRAND CANYON CHAMBER MUSIC FESTIVAL
P.O. Box 1332, Grand Canyon, AZ 86023
(520)638-9215

VISITING GRAND CANYON NATIONAL PARK:
Hotel reservations should be made as early as possible.

In the Park:

Grand Canyon National Park Lodges
(520)638-2401

One mile south of the Park entrance:

Grand Canyon Squire Inn (520)638-2681
Moqui Lodge (520)638-2424
Quality Inn, Grand Canyon (520)638-2674
Red Feather Lodge (520)638-2414

For further assistance call:
South Rim Travel 1-800-682-4393

GRAND CANYON FIELD INSTITUTE
offers a variety of courses in September.
For further information call (520)638-2485
There will be an exhibit of art work
by Ed Mell at the Kolb Studio,
Grand Canyon National Park,
from August 13 - September 30.

[ Grand Canyon Home ]

Copyright © Bob Ribokas, 1994-2000, all rights reserved. This publication and its text and photos may not be copied for commercial use without the express written permission of Bob Ribokas.

FRIDAY, September 6/7:30 RACHMANINOFF, Sonata for Cello and Piano RAVEL, Piano Trio BEETHOVEN, Trio in Eb, Opus 70, No. 2	WEDNESDAY, September 11/7:30 Robert Bonfiglio returns with violinist Laura Seaton, guitarist Jay Berliner, and percussionist Gordon Gottlieb return for an evening of jazz and more.	WEDNESDAY, September 18/7:30 Recital program
SATURDAY, September 7/7:30 RACHMANINOFF, Sonata for Cello and Piano RAVEL, Piano Trio BEETHOVEN, Trio in Eb, Opus 70, No. 2	FRIDAY, September 13/7:30 SAINTS SAENS and FAURE, Piano quartets GORDON JACOB, Suite for Harmonica BAROQUE masters, selected works	FRIDAY, September 20/7:30 MOZART, Violin Sonata BEETHOVEN, Ghost Trio
MUSICIANS: Nathaniel Rosen, cello; Palvina Dokovska, piano; Lara St. John, violin; Kenneth Cooper, harpsichord; Clare Hoffman, flutist; Josephine Mongiardo, soprano	SATURDAY, September 14/7:30 SAINTS SAENS and FAURE, Piano quartets GORDON JACOB, Suite for Harmonica BAROQUE masters, selected works	SATURDAY, September 21/7:30 MOZART, Violin Sonata BEETHOVEN, Ghost Trio
	MUSICIANS: Benny Kim, violin; Marian Hahn, piano; Colin Carr, cello	MUSICIANS: Marian Hahn, piano; Jeffrey Sotaw, cello; Clare Hoffman, flutist; Cenovia Cummins, violin
. . .

FRIDAY, September 8/7:30 BACH, Cello Suite in C Major BEETHOVEN, Serenade, Opus 25 in D Major MOZART, Quintet in Eb for Winds and Piano	WEDNESDAY, September 13/7:30 Robert Bonfiglio returns with violinist Laura Seaton, guitarist Jay Berliner, percussionist Gordon Gottlieb and bassist Skip Edwards, with special guest appearance by Chris Komer, for an evening of jazz and more.	WEDNESDAY, September 20/7:30 The Amadeus Piano Trio in recital with works by Haydn, Dvorak and Mendelssohn
SATURDAY, September 9/7:30 MOZART, Duo for Violin and Viola in G Major IBERT, Trois Pieces Breves MOZART, Ch'io mi scordi di te?, K505 HAYDN, Piano Trio in C Major This evening's concert underwritten by Grand Canyon Squire Inn	FRIDAY, September 15/7:30 GINASTERA, Duo for Flute and Oboe BELLINI, Casta Diva from Norma HANDEL, Trio Sonata in E Major DVORAK, Piano Trio in F Minor, Opus 65	FRIDAY, September 22/7:30 J.C. BACH, Flute Quartet in D Major BARTOK, String Quartet #1 MOZART, Piano Quartet in Eb
MUSICIANS: Cenovia Cummins, Benny Kim, violin; Evan Wilson, viola; Peter Rejto, cello; Clare Hoffman, flute; Marilyn Coyne, oboe; Alan Kay, clarinet; Chris Komer, French horn; Kenneth Munday, bassoon; Josephine Mongiardo, soprano; Kenneth Cooper, harpsichord and piano	SATURDAY, September 16/7:30 BACH, Gamba Sonata BARAB, Airs and Fancies FASCH, Quartet in Bb ARENSKY, Piano Trio in D Minor, Op. 32	SATURDAY, September 23/7:30 GINASTERA, Impressions de la Puna for Flute and String Quartet BEETHOVEN, String Quartet Opus 18, #2 BRAHMS, Piano Quartet in C Minor This evening's concert underwritten by Quality Inn Grand Canyon and Mountain Ranch Resort
A SPECIAL CONCERT TO BENEFIT KOLB STUDIO AND GRAND CANYON CHAMBER MUSIC FESTIVAL Sunday, September 10 at 7:30. Clare Hoffman, flute, Benny Kim, violin, and Evan Wilson, viola, perform works by Mozart and Beethoven against a back- drop of paintings by Ed Mell. The Kolb Studio is located at the Bright Angel Trailhead. $100 per person. Reception included and seating is limited.	MUSICIANS: Timothy Baker, Cenovia Cummins, Laura Seaton, violin; Rafael Figueroa, Peter Rejto, cello; Clare Hoffman, flute; Marilyn Coyne, oboe; Josephine Mongiardo, soprano; James Barbagallo, piano; Kenneth Cooper, harpsichord and piano; The Amadeus Piano Trio (member of Amadeus Trio)	MUSICIANS: Ivan Chan, Cathy Meng Robinson, Paul Rosenthal, violin; Paul Coletti, Chauncey Patterson, viola; Keith Robinson, Jeffrey Solow, cello; Clare Hoffman, flute; Edward Auer, piano; Miami String Quartet (*member of Miami String Quartet)
SEPTEMBER 9 CONCERT The Festival is offering a tour which includes round-trip travel from Williams, Arizona to Grand Canyon on the historical Grand Canyon Railway, one night's lodging, and tickets for the evening concert. The cost is $325 per couple with a room at Maswik Lodge or $390 per couple with a room at the El Tovar Hotel. These costs include a donation of approximately $25 to the Festival. Reservations and payment must be received by July 30, 1995.