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1:30-4 Rehearsal Program B - Gala Conlon, Norman, Wall, O'Connor, Griffey, Robinson, *** Symphony Chorus BEETHOVEN COPLAND COPLAND 7 Concert Program B - Gala Conlon, Norman, Wall, O'Connor, Griffey, Robinson, *** Symphony Chorus SMITH COPLAND COPLAND BEETHOVEN I'm off this concert! speeches and music my oil and water cocktail good day to stay home

off no concert today bike leaning in the garage legs and ears weary

11-1:30 Rehearsal Ravinia C Conlon MAHLER 2:30-5 Rehearsal Conlon MAHLER BEETHOVEN final symphony the composer says goodbye rehearsal endless

2:30-5 Rehearsal Ravinia A Conlon, Ohlsson SCHUMANN PROKOFIEV WAGNER 8 Concert Ravinia A Conlon, Ohlsson WAGNER SCHUMANN INTERMISSION PROKOFIEV serge prokofiev sometimes the thing of beauty is hard to endure and here's a better one from my friend Max Prokofiev Fifth wonderful woodblock writing viola, less so

off Ravinia stage the acoustical science theater of pain

Concerts this (last )week A Wednesday, July 15 Wagner - “Siegfried’s Funeral March” from Götterdämmerung Schumann -Piano Concerto in A Minor, Op. 54 Prokofiev - Symphony No. 5 in B-flat Major, Op. 100 James Conlon, conductor Garrick Ohlsson, piano B Saturday, July 18 Copland - Fanfare for the Common Man Copland - Lincoln Portrait Beethoven - Symphony No. 9 in D Minor, Op. 125 ( Choral) James Conlon, conductor *** Symphony Chorus Erin Wall, soprano Kelley O’Connor, mezzo-soprano Anthony Dean Griffey, tenor Morris Robinson, bass Jessye Norman, narrator C Sunday, July 19 Mahler - Symphony No. 9 in D Major James Conlon, conductor Monday, July 13 off fall behind again Haiku – Bruckner melodies fleeting in the mind

12:30-3 Rehearsal Ravinia C Conlon, Fried TCHAIKOVSKY TCHAIKOVSKY TCHAIKOVSKY 5 Concert Please note: live cannons during 1812 Overture Ravinia C Conlon, Fried TCHAIKOVSKY INTERMISSION TCHAIKOVSKY TCHAIKOVSKY the year that was famous overture battle scarred – mighty number bad time for my ears