PROGRAM:
Amy Beach: Theme & Variations for flute and string quartet, Op.80
(23 minutes)

MyungJu Yeo, flute
Jiwon Evelyn Kwark, violin
Lyly Li, violin
Meg Eldridge, viola
Kelley Maulbetsch, cello

Johannes Brahms: Piano Quartet No.2 in A Major, Op.26
(50 minutes)

Ani Bukujian, violin
Jenny Douglass, viola
Adele-Akiko Kearns, cello
John Wilson, piano

Discover the exotic romanticism of American treasure Amy Beach, and revel in the lush perfection of Brahms’s amiable masterpiece, performed by Marin Symphony all-stars.

Stay after the concert for a Q & A with the panel of musicians!

A reception with refreshments is open to all ticketholders after the concert and discussion.

These performances are sponsored by Charles C. Swensen, Jr. & Alix Barbey.

Robert Kahn, conductor
Jenny Douglass, viola

PROGRAM:
Samuel Coleridge-Taylor: Ballade in A minor, Op.33
(13 minutes)
Jennifer Higdon: Viola Concerto
(22 minutes)
Johannes Brahms: Symphony No.4, Op.98
(39 minutes)

Music Director finalist candidate Robert Kahn joins the Marin Symphony for a musical journey, starting with British composer Coleridge-Taylor’s vivacious Ballade. Our brilliant Principal Viola Jenny Douglass stars in Jennifer Higdon’s gorgeous and virtuosic concerto, and we end with Brahms’s great final symphony, a whole journey unto itself. Link to Robert Kahn’s website.

Getting to College of Marin

Stay after the concert for a Q & A with the conductor candidate!
Marin Symphony Interview with Robert Kahn.

Donors in the CONDUCTOR’S CIRCLE ($1,000 Annual Fund donors) and above are invited to an exclusive reception at College of Marin following the Saturday Evening and Sunday Afternoon Masterworks performances.

Marin Symphony’s 2024-2025 Masterworks Series is sponsored by Steve & Susan Machtinger.
Robert Kahn’s residency is made possible with support from Sally & Steve Schroeder.
Jenny Douglass’s performances are sponsored by Clay Nesbitt.

Masterworks One concerts are presented in partnership with:

BOTH CONCERTS SOLD OUT!

Kevin Fox, conductor
Marin Symphony Chamber Chorus
Marin Girls Chorus
Marin Symphony Strings and Percussion
Anna Maria Mendieta, harp

PROGRAM:
(approximately 90 minutes, including 5 min. stand & stretch)
Traditional and contemporary holiday music and carols in the beautiful setting of Saint Raphael Church accompanied by Marin Symphony instrumentalists, percussion, organ, and piano.

Marin Symphony Chamber Chorus
arr. Willcocks: Ding Dong, Merrily on High
Rutter: Blow, blow, thou winter wind
arr. Rutter: Holly and the Ivy
Biebel: Ave Maria
Paulus: Wonder Tidings (from Three Nativity Carols)
Whitacre: Little Tree
Beach: Peace on Earth, Christmas Anthem, Op.38
arr. Rutter: We Wish You a Merry Christmas

Marin Girls Chorus
Traditional: Sussex Mummer’s Carol
Humperdink: Evening Prayer
Joel: Lullaby
Rachmaninoff: The Angel

Holiday Harp Solos

Candle Lighting & Carols
Hark! The Herald Angels Sing
Joy to the World
Silent Night

Alexandra Arrieche, conductor
John Wilson, piano

PROGRAM:
Arturo Marquez: Danzon No.2
(10 minutes)
Edward Elgar: Enigma Variations, Op.36
(31 minutes)
Edvard Grieg: Piano Concerto in A Minor, Op.16
(30 minutes)

Music Director finalist Alexandra Arrieche presents a varied array of musical riches with your Marin Symphony. Marquez’s suave Danzon #2 sets the stage for Marin Symphony’s superstar Principal Piano John Wilson’s rendition of Grieg’s celebrated concerto. We close with one of Elgar’s greatest works, his tantalizing Enigma Variations. Link to Alexandra’s website.

Getting to College of Marin

Stay after the concert for a Q & A with the conductor candidate!
Marin Symphony Interview with Alexandra.

Donors in the CONDUCTOR’S CIRCLE ($1,000 Annual Fund donors) and above are invited to an exclusive reception at College of Marin following the Saturday Evening and Sunday Afternoon Masterworks performances.

Marin Symphony’s 2024-2025 Masterworks Series is sponsored by Steve & Susan Machtinger.
Masterworks Two concerts are presented with support from Jeanne Sciutti Capurro.
Alexandra Arrieche’s residency is sponsored by Joanne Dunn.
John Wilson’s performances are sponsored by Dr. Sandra Weiss.

Stuart Chafetz, conductor

PROGRAM:
What would a movie be without its powerful score? Composer John Williams brought movies like Star Wars, E.T., Harry Potter, Schindler’s List, and Jaws to life with his remarkable ability to give films a musical voice. Celebrate the music of this Academy Award winner under the baton of principal pops conductor Stuart Chafetz, and don’t miss this extravaganza featuring the spectacular sounds of the Marin Symphony!

PROGRAM:
Albert Roussel: Trio for Flute, Viola, and Cello, Op.40

Tod Brody, flute
Elizabeth Prior, viola
Kelley Maulbetsch, cello

Maurice Ravel: Introduction et Allegro, for Harp, Flute, Clarinet, and String Quartet

Dan Levitan, harp
Katrina Walter, flute
Arthur Austin, clarinet
Ani Bukujian, violin
Philip Santos, violin
Elizabeth Prior, viola
Kelley Maulbetsch, cello

Claude Debussy: Sonata for flute, viola, and harp, L.137

MyungJu Yeo, flute
Jenny Douglass, viola
Dan Levitan, harp

Harp takes center stage in this program of French masterworks. Marin Symphony stars perform Debussy’s ineffable Sonata, which inspired an entire repertoire for flute, viola, and harp, alongside Ravel’s effervescent and virtuosic work.

Stay after the concert for a Q & A with the panel of musicians!

A reception with refreshments is open to all ticketholders after the concert and discussion.

Saturday & Sunday Sold out!

Kevin Fox, conductor
Nikki Einfeld, soprano
Gabriela Estephanie Solis, alto
Chad Somers, tenor
Andrew Pardini, bass

PROGRAM:
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Inter natos mulierum, K.72
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Exsultate, jubilate K.165
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Requiem in D Minor, K.626

Last season we created a concert putting the spotlight on our wonderful Marin Symphony Chorus. It was a huge success, so we’re doing it again! Under the direction of Kevin Fox, and joined by Marin Symphony players, come and enjoy the genius of Mozart with this fine choral ensemble.

Enjoy the wrap party, Sunday after the concert at
The Monk’s Kettle, Terra Linda

Fawzi Haimor, conductor
MyungJu Yeo, flute
Dan Levitan, harp

PROGRAM:
Kareem Roustom: Ramal for Orchestra 2014
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Concerto for Flute and Harp in C Major, K.299
Antonin Dvořák: Symphony No.9 in E minor “From the New World”, Op.95

Music Director finalist Fawzi Haimor starts the festivities with Ramal, by the talented Syrian/American Kareem Roustom. Marin Symphony Principal Flute MyungJu Yeo and Principal Harp Dan Levitan join forces in Mozart’s charming double concerto, and we end with the abundant joys of Dvořák’s final Symphony. Link to Fawzi’s website.

Getting to College of Marin

Stay after the concert for a Q & A with the conductor candidate!
Marin Symphony Interview with Fawzi.

Donors in the CONDUCTOR’S CIRCLE ($1,000 Annual Fund donors) and above are invited to an exclusive reception at College of Marin following the Saturday Evening and Sunday Afternoon Masterworks performances.

Brad Hogarth, conductor
Ani Bukujian, violin

PROGRAM:
George Frideric Handel: Overture from Music for the Royal Fireworks
Sergei Prokofiev: Violin Concerto No.1 in D Major, Op.19
Maurice Ravel: Ma mère l’Oye (Mother Goose) Suite
Igor Stravinsky: Firebird Suite

We end our season with our fourth Music Director finalist Brad Hogarth in a wonderfully wide-ranging program. We start and end with fire, traversing the centuries from Handel’s celebratory Fireworks to Stravinsky’s fantastical Firebird. Marin Symphony Concertmaster, the redoubtable Ani Bukujian, steps forward in Prokofiev’s flavorful, virtuosic concerto. Link to Brad’s website.

Getting to College of Marin

Stay after the concert for a Q & A with the conductor candidate!
Marin Symphony Interview with Brad.

Donors in the CONDUCTOR’S CIRCLE ($1,000 Annual Fund donors) and above are invited to an exclusive reception at College of Marin following the Saturday Evening and Sunday Afternoon Masterworks performances.