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2 | SUMMERMUSIK FESTIVAL 2024Dear friends of Summermusik, This year marks the 50th anniversary of Summermusik (Cincinnati Chamber Orchestra) and the 10th anniversary of the festival!We have a lot to be thankful for. Standing on the shoulders of many phenomenal musicians, music directors, sta and board members, artistic and community partners, and generous supporters, we have been a beacon of innovation, community-mindedness, and musical excellence. This summer we want to recognize the artistry of our musicians who have dedicated their lives to music. We want to continue to explore new partnerships within our community and bring people from dierent cultural worlds together through music. And we want to celebrate the occasion in style!I encourage you to experience all three of our distinct performance series. Each possesses its own feel and set of venues—from the Mainstage concerts featuring the full chamber orchestra, to our more intimate A Little Afternoon Musik concerts, to our ever-popular Chamber Crawls. For our opening weekend we welcome the legendary Canadian Brass. We are proud that our Principal Trumpet, Ashley Hall-Tighe, is also the newest member of this world-class ensemble. Combining virtuosity, humor, and phenomenal musicianship, the Canadian Brass will be performing its incredible breadth of repertoire: from Baroque music to jazz—and everything in between. Our second weekend will focus on the relationship of words and music with “Shakespeare in Love”. Shakespeare’s poetry and storytelling has inspired composers since the beginning. We will partner with Cincinnati Shakespeare Company to create a program from Romeo and Juliet, Hamlet, and beyond. Our own brilliant concertmaster Celeste Golden Andrews will be the featured soloist in a dazzling and lyrical version of Bernstein’s Suite from West Side Story.Artistic and community partnerships are at the heart of our mission. Bridging cultures to bring them together is a musical expedition to discover common values of humanity. The third weekend is dedicated to merging two worlds that rarely meet: Classical Western music and the fascinating, largely improvised Indian music tradition. We will reveal how these two cultures—as dierent as they are—have a lot in common, and how they ﬁt together beautifully. We will present music that inspired ﬁlm, opera, songs, and cross-cultural conversations, and end with a timely message of peace.The Grand Finale—and ﬁnal concert—will feature the symphony that changed music history: Beethoven’s Ninth with the “Ode to Joy”, a work that celebrates the 200th anniversary of its premiere this year. This groundbreaking symphony maps the journey from a dramatic beginning to an ecstatic ending and has become the music about the hopes and dreams of mankind. Hearing it performed by a chamber orchestra and choir will provide you with a unique opportunity to discover a familiar masterpiece in a new light.We are immensely grateful for you, our wonderful audience, and are looking forward to sharing our birthday and joy of making music with you!Let’s celebrate!Eckart Preu3 DIFFERENT CONCERT EXPERIENCESPhoto Credit: Phil Groshong

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SUMMERMUSIK FESTIVAL 2024 | 33 DIFFERENT CONCERT EXPERIENCESEach designed to provide something unique for everyone’s musical tastes.Hear the full chamber orchestra at our Mainstage performances each Saturday at SCPA’s Corbett Theater! Free Prelude Talks provide fascinating introductions to each program’s repertoire and guest artists. Complimentary post-concert receptions give artists and audience members a chance to mingle and share the experience together. These intimate Sunday afternoon concerts take place at dierent venues across Greater Cincinnati and feature a smaller ensemble of musicians and guest artists. Artistically linked to the previous evening’s Mainstage performance, these concerts allow an opportunity for guests to delve deeper into the music and invite a close-up encounter with the weekend’s featured artist! Chamber Crawls are our chance to break out of the concert hall and share music in more unconventional spaces. Hosted primarily at bars and restaurants, these interactive experiences highlight local culinary as well as musical talent. Musicians and patrons relax and have fun together with programs curated by our own musicians. Drink included with your ticket! SUMMERMUSIK FESTIVAL 2024 | 3

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4 | SUMMERMUSIK FESTIVAL 2024WHY SUBSCRIBE?BEST PRICES OF THE SEASONAs a subscriber, you can lock in the best ticket prices without ticket fees.EARLY ACCESSConcerts sell out quickly, and as a subscriber, you have the ﬁrst chance to select your desired performances and make sure you get the best seats in the house at Mainstage events. Subscribers also get reserved prime seats at general admission events.PRIVATE POST-CONCERT RECEPTIONS Enjoy exclusive access to post-concert receptions with guest artists after Mainstage concerts.BRING A FRIENDSubscribers enjoy savings of $5 o additional tickets when they bring a friend to Summermusik.

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SUMMERMUSIK FESTIVAL 2024 | 5For a full overview of Summermusik 2024 performances,SEE PAGE 25HOW TO BUY TICKETSsummermusik.org | 513.723.1182Programs, artists, venues, and pricing are subject to change without notice.GROUP TICKETSGroups of 10+ to any single performance receive special savings of 20% o tickets for Mainstage performances. Call our box oce for more information at 513.723.1182 x2.SINGLE TICKETS:Event single tickets will go on sale on May 1.Special: "Let The Trumpets Sound" Single Tickets Adults | $45-55Students/Children | $20Mainstage Single Tickets Adults | $30-40Students | $10Children under 13 | FreeA Little Afternoon Musik Single Tickets Adults | $40Students | $10Children under 13 | FreeChamber Crawl Single Tickets Adults | $40Young Professionals under 40 | $25Students/Children | $10Please note that tickets for our ﬁlm screening at the Esquire are sold through the Esquire's website ONLY!TICKETINGFESTIVAL PASS: $341(OVER 25% DISCOUNT)Just can't decide on only four? Get the best ticket rates of the season and join us for the full Summermusik experience.Student: $82.50FLEX PASS SPECIAL: $153(OVER 12% DISCOUNT)Flex Pass Special holders will be able to choose from any four performances, including "Let The Trumpets Sound" throughout the festival! Student: $45FLEX PASS NORMAL: $140(OVER 12% DISCOUNT)Flex Pass Normal holders will be able to choose from any four performances, excluding "Let The Trumpets Sound," throughout the festival! Student: $35PARKING INFORMATIONVisit our website for additional information about your concert day experience, including detailed maps and parking information. WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLEAll festival venues are wheelchair accessible. Please see individual concert pages, check out our website, or contact the box oce for information about the accessibility of speciﬁc performances.Follow SummermusikScan this QR code to subscribe!

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SUMMERMUSIK FESTIVAL 2024 | 7Yes, this is correct. We're kicking o our 50th anniversary season with a neon-themed chamber crawl just to keep you on your toes!If you have ever listened closely, you will have noticed that the old neon signs exhibited at the museum have a 'hum' to them. Using this as a springboard, our string quartet performs selections that incorporate or mimic this electrical sound to create an atmospheric experience for the audience.NOTES IN NEONWEDNESDAY, JULY 31 | 7:30PMAMERICAN SIGN MUSEUMONE DRINK INCLUDEDwith your ticket!DAVID GOISTperformance curatorviolinMAURICE RAVELString Quartet in F MajorSTEVE REICHViolin PhaseLUIGI BOCCHERINIString Quartet No. 1 in D Major, G. 165ASTOR PIAZZOLLA OblivionCHAMBER CRAWL SERIES SPONSORVenue SponsorsLinda Holthaus & Richard ZinicolaMusic SponsorAngela CrovettiApproximately 1 hour and 15 minutes.Additional beverages available for purchase.Concert SponsorsLesley Gilbertson & William Hurford

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SUMMERMUSIK FESTIVAL 2024 | 9SERGEI PROKOFIEVSymphony No. 1 in D Major, Op. 25 (“Classical”)JOHANN SEBASTIAN BACH/ANTONIO VIVALDI arr. JOE BURGSTALLERConcerto in D Major, BWV 972JEFF TYZIKNew York City ScapesARTURO MARQUEZDanzon No. 2LARA FABIENJe me souviensSWAN, COPELAND & GREENEarr LUTHER HENDERSONHigh SocietyALEXANDROS LIVITSANOSOn a BusLEONARD COHENarr. BRANDON RIDENOURHallelujahW.C. HANDYarr. LUTHER HENDERSONBeale Street Blues Approximately 2 hours with intermission.Wine and nonalcoholic beverages available for purchase.138 recordings. Over 2 million albums sold. Three Grammy and Juno Awards and numerous other international awards and nominations. 52 years in the making—the opening fanfare to the 2024 Mainstage series brings you a true heavyweight of the brass world: Canadian Brass.The world-famous ensemble—with Ashley Hall-Tighe, our Principal Trumpet, as their newest member—teams up with Summermusik for a program that weaves freely across musical genres in what promises to be an exhilarating evening.LET THETRUMPETS SOUNDSATURDAY, AUGUST 3Prelude Talk: 6:45pm | SCPA Mayerson TheaterEckart Preu, conductor7:30 pm | SCPA Corbett TheaterConcert SponsorsGale & Dave BeckettCanadian Brass SponsorsIrv & Melinda SimonMusic SponsorsDick & Mary Lu AftPost-concert Reception SponsorLET THE

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10 | SUMMERMUSIK FESTIVAL 2024Prepare to be blown away!World-renowned Canadian Brass will air out a mind-blowing program full of surprises with some tunes known, some unknown, and some practically unheard of. For the grand ﬁnale, Canadian Brass teams up with the Cincinnati Brass Band, and their combined brass power promises to be a once-in-a-lifetime roof raising event.Repertoire to be called from the stage.BRASS ACROSS BORDERSSUNDAY, AUGUST 4 | 4PMCRESTVIEW PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHApproximately 1 hour and 15 minutesA Little Afternoon Musik Series SponsorsROSEMARY & MARK SCHLACHTERIRV & MELINDA SIMONCanadian Brass SponsorsIrv & Melinda SimonMusic SponsorDeborah CampbellConcert SponsorsKelly M. Dehan & Richard J. StaudigelCINCINNATI BRASS BAND

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SUMMERMUSIK FESTIVAL 2024 | 11DRINK INCLUDED WITH YOUR TICKET!With Principal Oboe Jessica Smithorn at the helm and her mates in the woodwind quintet keeping the ship in the winds, it will be smooth sailing through this Caribbean-themed event featuring music by Latin American composers. Enjoy your favorite fruity summer drinks on the open water and be sure to scan the horizon just across the railing for Captains' Jack and Morgan to take you home tonight.TROPICAL TUNESTUESDAY, AUGUST 6 | 7:30PMPIRATES COVE TROPICAL BAR & GRILLSUMMERMUSIK FESTIVAL 2024 | 11CHAMBER CRAWL SERIES SPONSORApproximately 1 hour and 15 minutes.Additional drinks and food available for purchase.Concert SponsorsTerri & Tom Abare Music SponsorGuy Wolf & Jane MisiewiczJESSICA SMITHORNperformance curatoroboeZEQUINHA DE ABREU, arr. THOMAS H. GRAFTico-Tico no FubáASTOR PIAZZOLLA, arr. WILLIAM SCRIBNERMilonga Sin PalabrasJULIO MEDAGLIATango from from Suite Belle Epoque en Sud AmericaVINICIO MEZADansoneandoDENES AGAYSelections from from Five Easy DancesIGNACIO CERVANTESSix Cuban DancesPAQUITO D'RIVERAAires Tropicales

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SUMMERMUSIK FESTIVAL 2024 | 13In this time of celebration, a moment of reﬂection.10-time Emmy-winning composer, Chamber Orchestra trustee and longtime supporter John Henry Kreitler passed away in January. Tonight, we perform his second symphony—his ﬁnal oeuvre which he composed in celebration of the Chamber Orchestra's 50th anniversary. For his work, John took inspiration from the poetry of Elaine Hewes. In doing so, John Kreitler followed a long tradition of composers who found their muse in literary works. Literary works like the plays of Shakespeare—the greatest bard of all—which inspired countless pieces by composers such as Prokoﬁev, Brahms, Verdi, Dvořak, Khachaturian, Holst, and Britten, to name a few.Members of the Cincinnati Shakespeare Company will keep you entertained between pieces, while our music director and musicians compose themselves for the next work on the agenda."If music be the food of love, play on." — Twelfth NightSATURDAY, AUGUST 10Prelude Talk: 6:45pm | SCPA Mayerson TheaterEckart Preu, conductor7:30 pm | SCPA Corbett TheaterSHAKESPEAREIN LOVEERICH KORNGOLDIncidental Music to Much Ado About Nothing (1916)JOHN HENRY KREITLERSymphony No. 2, "The Voices of God" (Summermusik Commission, World Premiere)DMITRI SHOSTAKOVICHSuite from Incidental Music for Hamlet, Op. 32LEONARD BERNSTEIN, arr. PAUL BATEMAN West Side Story Suite for Violin and StringsCeleste Golden Andrews, violinApproximately 2 hours with intermission.Wine and nonalcoholic beverages available for purchase.Celeste Golden Andrews SponsorsRebecca Bolce & Keith WoodCincinnati Shakespeare Company SponsorMarjorie DaviesMusic SponsorSusan Esler & Steve SkiboPost-concert Reception SponsorCELESTE GOLDEN ANDREWSviolin

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14 | SUMMERMUSIK FESTIVAL 2024Join our concertmaster Celeste Golden Andrews and her fellow Summermusik musicians as they present works inspired by literature. Debussy and Vaughan Williams found their inspiration in poems by Stéphane Mallarmé and George Meredith, respectively. Walton's musical setting of Edith Sitwell's poetry was intended as an accompaniment of a recitation of Façade. Schubert used his incidental music to Helmina von Chézy’s play Rosamunde, Princess of Cyprus for his A minor quartet, and returned to Matthias Claudius’s poem, which he had previously used for the song of the same title (D. 531). MUSICAL POETRYSUNDAY, AUGUST 11 | 4PMWESTWOOD FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHApproximately 1 hour and 15 minutesCLAUDE DEBUSSY, arr. BENNO SACHSPrelude to Afternoon of a Faun RALPH VAUGHAN WILLIAMS, arr. MARTIN GERIGKLark AscendingFRANZ SCHUBERTfrom String Quartet No. 13 in A Minor (“Rosamunde”)III: Menuetto: Allegretto – Triofrom String Quartet No. 14 in D Minor, (“Death and the Maiden”)II: Andante con motoWILLIAM WALTONSelections from Facade CELESTE GOLDEN ANDREWSperformance curatorviolinConcert SponsorsNancy & Jonathan LippincottCeleste Golden Andrews SponsorsJim & George Ann WesnerMusic SponsorDonald W. Fritz, Ph. D.A Little Afternoon Musik Series SponsorsROSEMARY & MARK SCHLACHTERIRV & MELINDA SIMON

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SUMMERMUSIK FESTIVAL 2024 | 15Join us in our tribute to Jethro Tull, the English agronomist who brought about agricultural reforms and invented the horse-drawn seed drill and the horse-drawn hoe. Oh dear! Apologies all around, wrong Jethro Tull! Anyway, on this steamy August evening, do you remember December’s foggy freeze? What was a new day yesterday? Yes/no? Either way, let’s turn back Westminster’s Big Ben to the shuing madness of London in the late 60s and early 70s, my friends. We see Jerey, Aqualung, and cross-eyed Mary heading down to Leicester Square station, passing an old greaser sitting on a bench wondrin’ aloud ‘My God, if it were up to me, I’d get back to the family’. But the poor old sod only gets caught in the slipstream of the train as the 10:08 to Paddington winds up and leaves the station. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14 | 7:30PMTHURSDAY, AUGUST 15 | 7:30PMTHE REDMOORROGER KLUGperformance co-curatorguitarApproximately 1 hour and 15 minutes.Additional drinks and food available for purchase.Concert SponsorsFriends of SummermusikMusic SponsorCarol & Steve ReubelANNIE DARLIN GORDONperformance co-curatoruteONE DRINK INCLUDED WITH YOUR TICKET!LOCOMOTIVE BREATHCHAMBER CRAWL SERIES SPONSORSUMMERMUSIK FESTIVAL 2024 | 15Venue SponsorsRuth Schwallie & Mark SilbersackRoger Klug SponsorsthemusicminionsRepertoire to be called from the stage.

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SUMMERMUSIK FESTIVAL 2024 | 17Prelude Talk: 6:45pm | SCPA Mayerson TheaterEckart Preu, conductor7:30 pm | SCPA Corbett TheaterSATURDAY, AUGUST 17MANY COLORS OF INDIAJoin us as we venture to the world’s most populous country, India, and delve into its rich culture. Eastern classical music and Western classical music related to India’s history meet in our ﬁrst-ever collaboration with members of the Indian community.With the help of artistic advisor and local composer Kanniks Kannikeswaran, we created an orchestral exploration that oers a peek into India’s fascinating and colorful culture, along with a tabla player, Indian dancers, and the Greater Cincinnati Indian Community Choir. The evening culminates with selections from Shanti, a raga-based oratorio in Sanskrit, depicting the message of universal peace in the context of the 5000-year-old history of India.Approximately 2 hours with intermission.Wine and nonalcoholic beverages available for purchase.PHILIP GLASS Evening Song from Satyagraha, Act IIIJason Vest, tenorKANNIKS KANNIKESWARANTirai-Isai OvertureREENA ESMAIL Meri Sakhi Ki Avaaz (My Sister’s Voice)Vidita Kanniks, Hindustani vocalist | Jackie Stevens, sopranoWOLFGANG AMADEUS MOZART Symphony No. 40 in G Minor, K. 550, I. Molto AllegroMUTHUSWAMI DIKSHITARSantatam pahimamEDWARD ELGARMarch of the Mogul Emperors from from The Crown of IndiaSospiri, Op. 70KANNIKS KANNIKESWARAN Selections from from Shanti - A Journey of PeaceGreater Cincinnati Indian Community Choir | DancersConcert Sponsor\Artistic Advisor SponsorTony ColeCommunity Choir SponsorEric J. AllenPost-Concert Reception SponsorJason VestVidita KanniksJackie StevensKanniks Kannikeswaran

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18 | SUMMERMUSIK FESTIVAL 2024For part two of our deep dive into Indian music, we explore the connection of Indian ragas to the music of Bach and Beethoven with music from Mumbai’s Hindi cinema, or ‘Bollywood’, works by local composer Kanniks Kannikeswaran, and arrangements of traditional Indian music by Vidita Kanniks. 'Bollywood' represents the largest portion of India’s 130-year-old ﬁlm industry. Hindi cinema is one of the largest centers for ﬁlm production in the world, selling over 340 million tickets in India in 2019.BACH MEETS BOLLYWOODSUNDAY, AUGUST 18 | 4PMCINCINNATI HILLS CHRISTIAN ACADEMYConcert SponsorLucy Allen Vocalist SponsorsGuy Wolf & Jane MisiewiczMusic SponsorsSijie Dai & Michael MuiA Little Afternoon Musik Series SponsorsA Little Afternoon Musik Series SponsorsROSEMARY & MARK SCHLACHTERROSEMARY & MARK SCHLACHTERIRV & MELINDA SIMONIRV & MELINDA SIMONVidita KanniksKanniks Kannikeswaranperformance curatorsMYCHAEL DANNA Theme from Monsoon WeddingRAAM LAXMAN“Kabootar Ja Ja” from Maine Pyar KiyaA.R. RAHMANJai-Ho from Slumdog MillionaireJOHANN SEBASTIAN BACHCantata, BMV 29, SinfoniaJOHANN SEBASTIAN BACHMagnicat, Et Exultavit Spiritus MeusBadinerie (arr. VIDITA KANNIKS)KANNIKS KANNIKESWARANRaga LatangiArr. VIDITA KANNIKSRaga Gurjari Todi“Ye Zindagi Usi Ki Hai” from fromfrom AnarkaliLUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN fromString Quartet No. 8 in E MinorI. AllegroKANNIKS KANNIKESWARANAshtanga YogaChaturang TaranaApproximately 1 hour and 15 minutes

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SUMMERMUSIK FESTIVAL 2024 | 19COMMENTARY &FILM SCREENINGOF "LION"TUESDAY, AUGUST 20 | 7:30PMESQUIRE THEATRESPECIAL EVENT!Tickets available ONLY atesquiretheatre.comstartingMAY 1SUMMERMUSIK FESTIVAL 2024 | 19ECKART PREUcommentatormusic directorStarring Dev Patel, Rooney Mara, Nicole Kidman, and David Wenham, this 2016 biographical drama tells the life story of Saroo. As a ﬁve-year-old, Saroo unwittingly winds up in Calcutta. Not understanding the local Bengali language, he begins to wander the streets of Calcutta before he is placed in an orphanage. Eventually, he is adopted by an Australian couple and 20 years later begins to trace his roots to ﬁnd his biological family. During the process, Saroo ﬁnds out that his real name is ‘Sheru’, meaning ‘Lion’.The ﬁlm earned six Oscar nominations at the 89th Academy Awards, including Best Picture, Best Supporting Actor (Patel), Best Supporting Actress (Kidman), and Best Adapted Screenplay. At the 70th British Academy Film Awards, the ﬁlm won the BAFTA Awards for Best Supporting Actor (Patel) and Best Adapted Screenplay.The ﬁlm is rated PG-13.Approximately 2 hours and 15 minutes.

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SUMMERMUSIK FESTIVAL 2024 | 21The penultimate event of our celebration has Mandy Gaines with a rhythm section and string quartet throw the book at you, ﬁguratively speaking. The Great American Songbook is not an actual book, but a loosely deﬁned canon of signiﬁcant 20th-century American jazz standards, popular songs, and show tunes. The ranks of contributors include luminaries like Irving Berlin, George Gershwin, Cole Porter, Jerome Kern, Harold Arlen, Johnny Mercer, Hoagy Carmichael, Richard Rodgers, and Oscar Hammerstein II, among others. Many of them will get their turn tonight as Mandy leafs through the book, again ﬁguratively speaking.GREAT AMERICANSONGBOOK REVUEWEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21 | 7:30PM828 THE TURN, NEWPORTApproximately 1 hour and 15 minutes Additional beverages available for purchase.MANDY GAINESperformance co-curator vocalsMANAMI WHITEperformance co-curatorviolinSUMMERMUSIK FESTIVAL 2024 | 21CHAMBER CRAWL SERIES SPONSORONE DRINK INCLUDED WITH YOUR TICKET!Concert SponsorsEvan & Sarah GidleyVenue SponsorMandy Gaines SponsorElizabeth A. StoneMusic SponsorJoyce ElkusRepertoire to be called from the stage.

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SUMMERMUSIK FESTIVAL 2024 | 23Prelude Talk: 6:45pm | SCPA Mayerson TheaterEckart Preu, conductor7:30 pm | SCPA Corbett TheaterSATURDAY, AUGUST 24HAPPY BIRTHDAY!Oh the joy! 315 years of birthdays and anniversaries to celebrate in one sitting. We hope you are party-hardened! So, here it is: 200 years of Ludwig's Ninth, 50 years of your favorite orchestra, 10 years of the Summermusik festival, and ... ah, but we won't tell you that last one just now. It'll be a surprise!So, we close the festival with a birthday party, but we are mostly the guests. It is YOU, our audience, that we'll be celebrating, because without your support of 50, 10, or any number of years, tonight would not have been possible.We are embracing you this evening and hope you will join in when soloists and choir intone the immortal, beloved words 'Freude, schöner Götterfunken, Tochter aus Elysium, wir betreten feuertrunken, Himmlische, dein Heiligtum'! ('Joy, beautiful spark of Divinity, daughter of Elysium, we enter, drunk with ﬁre, Heavenly one, thy sanctuary!')Approximately 2 hours with intermission.Wine and nonalcoholic beverages available for purchase.JOHANN STRAUSS II Waltz, Op. 443, “Seid Umschlungen, Millionen” (“Be Embraced, You Millions”)GIOACHINO ROSSINI William Tell OvertureLUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN Symphony No. 9 in D Minor, Op. 125Kala Maxym, soprano Lauren McAllister, mezzo-sopranoJason Francisco, tenorMusa Ngqungwana, bass-baritoneSummermusik ChorusDaniel Parsley, Summermusik ChorusmasterKala Maxym Lauren McAllister Jason Francisco Musa NgqungwanaConcert SponsorSummermusik Chorus Sponsor Jeanne & Christopher Barnes Soloist SponsorsKarlee HilliardMusic SponsorsChristopher & Nancy VirgulakPost-concert Reception Sponsor

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24 | SUMMERMUSIK FESTIVAL 2024Become a Summermusik donor today! YOU KEEP THE MUSIK PLAYING!Elevate your Summermusik experience...join the INSIDER CLUB!SCAN HERE AND SEE HOW YOUR GIFT MAKES A DIFFERENCEYour gifts make an impact beyond the concerts by supporting the Orchestra’s community engagements and educational outreach during the year.Summermusik presents educational programs such as Carnival of the Animals: Remix, Orchestra Up Close, and CCO2GO throughout the year.Since 2022, Summermusik also presents the annual community festival We Are One, which seeks to amplify under-consulted voices and celebrate unique cultures through music, art, and dialogue.For more information or to donate, go to summermusik.org or call 513.723.1182.Insider Club membership oers exclusive opportunities year-round to meet guest artists and Summermusik musicians while supporting your favorite chamber music programming. Donors at $750 and above enjoy an array of beneﬁts, including advance access to tickets and festival information as well as exclusive invitations to special behind-the-scenes events. Ticket revenue covers only a portion of the costs of presenting our unconventional, engaging performances featuring world-renowned guest artists, local musicians, and new artistic collaborations. As an actively growing organization, your contributions go further in creating a new artistic vision for chamber music. Enrich our community’s musical landscape with your donation today!

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SUMMERMUSIK FESTIVAL 2024 | 25July 31, WednesdayAmerican Sign Museum7:30pm Chamber Crawl Notes in NeonAugust 3, SaturdaySchool for Creative & Performing Arts7:30pm Mainstage Let The Trumpets SoundAugust 4, SundayCrestview Presbyterian Church4:00pm A Little Afternoon Musik Brass Across BordersAugust 6, TuesdayPirates Cove Tropical Bar & Grill7:30pm Chamber Crawl Tropical TunesAugust 10, SaturdaySchool for Creative & Performing Arts7:30pm Mainstage Shakespeare in LoveAugust 11, SundayWestwood First Presbyterian Church4:00pm A Little Afternoon Musik Musical Poetry August 14, WednesdayThe Redmoor7:30pm Chamber Crawl Locomotive BreathAugust 15, ThursdayThe Redmoor7:30pm Chamber Crawl Locomotive BreathAugust 17, SaturdaySchool for Creative & Performing Arts7:30pm Mainstage Many Colors of India August 18, SundayCincinnati Hills Christian AcademyLindner Theater4:00pm A Little Afternoon Musik Bach Meets Bollywood August 21, Wednesday828 The Turn, Newport7:30pm Chamber Crawl Great American Songbook RevueAugust 24, SaturdaySchool for Creative & Performing Arts7:30pm Mainstage Happy Birthday!2024 EVENT CALENDARLISTED BY DATEHOW TO BUY TICKETSsummermusik.org | 513.723.1182Programs, artists, venues, and pricing are subject to change without notice.TEAR HEREFollow Summermusik

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26 | SUMMERMUSIK FESTIVAL 2024TEAR HEREGUIDE MAPVENUES & PARKINGSCPA Corbett Theater108 W Central Pkwy, 45202Washington Park Garage1230 Elm St, 45202Chavez Properties Parking Lot250 W Court St, 45202ABCEsquire Theatre320 Ludlow Ave, 45220Merchant parking lot330 Howell Ave, 45220The Redmoor3187 Linwood Ave, 45208Parking lot availableNOWestwood First Presbyterian Church3011 Harrison Ave, 45211Parking lot availableLMTU828 The Turn828 Monmouth St, 41071Parking across the streetRSHilton Hotel Parking Garage 35 W 5th St, 45202Hilton Cincinnati Netherland Plaza & Orchids of Palm Court35 W 5th St, 45202DEAmerican Sign Museum1330 Monmouth Ave, 45225Free valet parkingFKPirates Cove Tropical Bar and Grill4609 Kellogg Ave, 45226Parking lot availableJFABCCentral Parkway12th StElm StRace StCourt StSCPA CORBETT THEATEROVER-THE-RHINEVine StRace StW 4th StW 5th StDEORCHIDSDOWNTOWNCRESTVIEW CHURCHWEST CHESTER42GIHMonmouth St.Dayton St.Saratoga St.Orchard St.9th St.8th St.828 THE TURNNEWPORTRSAlabama AveSpring Grove AveColerain AveAMERICAN SIGN MUSEUMCAMP WASHINGTONMonmouth AvePSnider Rd.I-71E Kemper RdCINCINNATI HILLSCHRISTIAN ACADEMYHIGHPOINTTHE REDMOORMT. LOOKOUTLinwoodAve.Delta AveNOWESTWOOD CHURCHWESTWOODKling AveHarrison AveHope LaneLMPIRATES COVEEAST ENDKellogg AveJKQTApple StCherry St.Turrill St.Marble St.ESQUIRE THEATRENORTHSIDEUBlue Rock RdBlue Rock RdCrestview Presbyterian Church9463 Cincinnati Columbus Rd, 45069Parking lot availableGH IQCincinnati Hills Christian Academy Lindner Theatre11525 Snider Rd, 45249Parking lot availableP

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SUMMERMUSIK FESTIVAL 2024 | 272024 EVENT CALENDARLISTED BY SERIESSPECIALQUESTIONS?summermusik.org | 513.723.1182Programs, artists, venues, and pricing are subject to change without notice.July 31, WednesdayAMERICAN SIGN MUSEUM7:30pm Notes in Neon August 6, TuesdayPIRATES COVE TROPICAL BAR & GRILL7:30pm Tropical TunesAugust 14, WednesdayAugust 15, ThursdayTHE REDMOOR7:30pm Locomotive Breath August 21, Wednesday828 The Turn, Newport7:30pm Great American Songbook RevueAugust 3, Saturday SCPA CORBETT THEATER7:30pm Let the Trumpets SoundAugust 10, Saturday SCPA CORBETT THEATER7:30pm Shakespeare In LoveAugust 17, Saturday SCPA CORBETT THEATER7:30pm Many Colors of IndiaAugust 24, Saturday SCPA CORBETT THEATER7:30pm Happy Birthday!August 4, Sunday CRESTVIEW PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH4:00 pm Brass Across BordersAugust 11, Sunday WESTWOOD FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH4:00 pm Musical PoetryAugust 18, Sunday CINCINNATI HILLS CHRISTIAN ACADEMY LINDNER THEATER4:00 pm Bach Meets BollywoodFollow Summermusik

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