Arvo Part - Spiegel im Spiegel
John Cage - 4'33"
Timothy McCormack - Heavy Matter
Sofia Gubaidulina - Lamento
Charles Wuorinen - Trio for Bass Instruments
David Sampson - Morning Music

Art of Élan launches its third annual residency with the nationally recognized A Reason To Survive (ARTS), showcasing world premieres of the 9 Artists in Harmony students.

A program of colorful works that were “made in America, ” featuring the world premiere of a work for solo harp written by Hannah Lash, along with works by Caroline Shaw, Eve Beglarian, Steve Reich and the original 1944 version of Copland’s “Appalachian Spring” for 13 players, conducted by Steven Schick.

Art of Élan launches its third annual residency with the nationally recognized A Reason To Survive (ARTS), an organization that believes in the power of the arts and creativity to literally transform lives – especially those of kids facing adversity. Consisting of weekly workshops, where 10 ARTS Empower students and alumni have the opportunity to be individually mentored by professional Art of Élan musicians through unique apprenticeships, the Young Artists in Harmony residency will culminate in two separate performances for the San Diego community.

Art of Élan’s popular downtown series returns with a special show that fuses electronic and classical music, featuring the World Premiere of AJ Nilles‘ “Beat Suite No. 2”. Also on the program are selected movements from Daniel Wohl‘s “Corps Exquis”, for mixed ensemble and electronics. There will be food and beer and wine for sale. Cucina Caprese will bring their wood burning pizza oven and the beer will be provided by Mike Hess Brewing. The evening will also feature an interactive installation by San Diego sound artist Chris Warren, and the after-party will feature music by A Hundred Ghosts.

Music from Around the World No. 1

Camarada presents Tango Nuevo

CD Release Recital to commemorate the upcoming release of Jory's second album : Life (Music for Double Bass and Piano)

San Diego Bass Fest!
Culminating recital highlighting student performances in small ensemble as well as the Bass Orchestra!

San Diego Bass Fest!

San Diego Bass Fest!

Advanced Orchestra:
Mozart Concerto, Clarinet, K.622, A major
Allegro
Holst The Planets
Mars, the Bringer of War
Venus, the Bringer of Peace
Jupiter, the Bringer of Jollity
Mendelssohn A Midsummer Night’s Dream: Overture, op. 21

Mainly Mozart Festival Orchestra; Michael Francis, conductor; Umi Garrett, piano;
Christine Taylor Price, soprano; Yujoong Kim, tenor; Daniel Miroslaw, bass;
Cynthia Stokes, opera director

Mozart Gallimathias musicum in D Major, K. 32

Beethoven Piano Concerto No. 2 in B-flat Major, Op. 19

Mozart “Bastien und Bastienne”, K. 50/46b

Using steam vapor and an industrial fan, Goeltzenleuchter introduces essences from Piesse's odophone in time with an arrangement for chamber ensemble composed by Conway and performed by Art of Élan. The notes played by the musicians will correspond directly to the smells outlined in Piesse’s Odophone. An ASL interpreter will also be present. SDAI members and children under 12 admitted free.

Hosting a Masterclass by Ali Yazdanfar (Principal Bassist of Montreal Symphony)