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“Mainly Mozart is playing to the belief that its audience is smart and wants to be treated intelligently.”

—James Chute, U~T San Diego

2013

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The 25th Anniversary Mainly Mozart Festival please join me to celebrate 25 years of wonderful

performances with some of the best musicians

in the country. It will be my last with the Festival,

and therefore an appropriate time to include

pieces featuring many of the works and artists

from our premiere season. William preucil and

Cynthia phelps return to recreate their immensely

satisfying interpretation of one of Mozart’s greatest

masterpieces, the Sinfonia Concertante; Anton Nel, always a favourite with San Diego

audiences, plays the same concerto as in our inaugural series; and the Festival ends

with Mozart’s first and final symphonies used once again as musical bookends

to bring our 25th Anniversary Festival to a brilliant and satisfying conclusion.

It has been my immense pleasure and honour to bring high

quality performances to San Diego over such a long period of time

and, from the very beginning, to work alongside my wonderful

friend and colleague, Nancy Laturno Bojanic. Long may she and

Mainly Mozart continue to flourish.

The interpretive cover illustration of W. Amadeus Mozart was commissioned by Mainly Mozart to reflect the innovative nature of the 2013 Festival. The artist, Hua Tunan, is a rising artist from Foshan, China whose style has been described as “making paint look like it serendipitously exploded all over the canvas.”

David AthertonFounder and Music Director

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Maestro David Atherton with Founding

Executive Director Nancy Laturno Bojanic

A cultural icon celebrated for its imaginative and thoughtfully curated programming, artistic excellence, and distinguished history of acclaimed performances, San Diego’s Mainly Mozart Festival is one of North America’s top music destinations.

David Atherton Conductor

“A conductor of genius” —Sir Michael Tippett

Autobiography

“An amazing reading of extraordinary Mozart”

—Säo Paulo Symphony

Anne-Marie McDermott Piano “We have waited a long time for a pianist of this stature.” —Gramophone

Anthony McGill Clarinet “It only makes sense to put him in the spotlight and keep him there.” —San Francisco Chronicle

Stefan Jackiw Violin “There’s almost no one today who is in his league.” —The Kansas City Star

St. Lawrence String Quartet “The ensemble’s accuracy matches its vitality.” —The New York Times

Nadja Salerno- Sonnenberg

Violin “A breathtakingly daring

and original artist” —The Washington Post

Magos Herrera Vocalist

“A unique voice in the jazz world today”

—Jazz Inside

Mainly MozartFestival Highlights

SAtUrDAy JUnE 8thE VIllAgE ChUrCh, rAnCho SAntA FE

rECEptIon AnD AUCtIon: 5:00pM

gAlA pErForMAnCE: 6:30pM

DInnEr: 8:30pM

Jo Ann Kilty, Chair Jere and Joyce Oren, Honorary Chairs

ConCErt progrAMDavid Atherton, conductor; Nathan Hughes, oboe;

Anthony McGill, clarinet; Whitney Crockett, bassoon;

Julie Landsman, horn

Mozart Adagio and Fugue in C minor, K. 546Mozart Sinfonia Concertante in E flat, K. 297bBeethoven Symphony No. 1 in C, Op.21

SPONSOrED by Dr. Jerrold Heller

rESErVAtIonSPatron: $500 ($325 tax deductible)Includes program recognition, auction, reception

and VIP seating for the concert and dinner with the

Festival Orchestra

Supporter: $350($175 tax deductible)Includes auction, reception,

concert and dinner with

the Festival Orchestra

Friend: $125 Includes auction, reception,

and concert

Table sponsorships and underwriting opportunities available

In his farewell season, Maestro David Atherton leads the Mainly Mozart Festival Orchestra in a spectacular evening of Mozart & beethoven.

purchase tickets at 619/466-8742 or at www.mainlymozart.org

Mainly Mozart Festival Orchestra2013 Opening Night & 25th Anniversary gala

DAVID ATHErToN, Founder and Music Director William Preucil

Timothy Pitts

Anthony McGill

Cynthia Phelps

Nadja Salerno-Sonnenberg

Anne-Marie McDermott

SPONSOrED by The Jack McGrory Family Fund

THurSDAy, JuNE 13 | 7:30PMbALbOA THEATrE, DOWNTOWNDavid Atherton, conductor; William Preucil, violin; Cynthia Phelps, viola;

Timothy Pitts, double bass

Mozart Overture: Don Giovanni, K. 527

Mozart Sinfonia Concertante in E flat, K. 364

Francaix “Mozart new-look” on Serenade from Don Giovanni

Weber Symphony No. 1 in C, J. 50

SPONSOrED by

Alexandra Pearson & Paul Meschler; M. Ernest Ligon, Jr. & Donna Fabbri;

reinette & Marvin Levine; Anne Taubman & David boyle

SATurDAy, JuNE 15 | 7:30PMbALbOA THEATrE, DOWNTOWNDavid Atherton, conductor; Nadja Salerno-Sonnenberg, violin;

Anthony McGill, clarinet; Anne-Marie McDermott, piano

Lutoslawski Dance Preludes

Mozart Clarinet Concerto in A, K. 622

Mozart Concert rondo in D, K. 382

Piazzolla The Four Seasons of buenos Aires

Heidrich Happy birthday Variations

SPONSOrED by

Popular Community bank and Christopher Weil & Company

Mainly Mozart Festival 2013 Orchestra Series

Mainly Mozart Festival Orchestra2013 Opening Night & 25th Anniversary gala

thUrSDAy, JUnE 20 | 7:30pMBAlBoA thEAtrE, DowntownDavid Atherton, conductor; Anton Nel, piano

Mozart Five Contradances, K. 609

Fauré Pavane, Op. 50

Mozart Piano Concerto No. 21 in C, K. 467

Poulenc Mouvements Perpétuels

Schubert Symphony No. 3 in D, D. 200

SPONSOrED by The Christopher and Patricia Weil Family Foundation

SAtUrDAy, JUnE 22 | 7:30pMBAlBoA thEAtrE, DowntownDavid Atherton, conductor; Adam Neiman, piano

Mozart Symphony No. 1 in E flat “London”, K. 16

Shostakovich Piano Concerto No. 2 in F, Op. 102

Tchaikovsky Elegy in G from “Hamlet”

Mozart Symphony No. 41 in C “Jupiter”, K. 551

SPONSOrED by Sam Ersan

Mainly Mozart Festival 2013 Orchestra Series

Anton Nel Adam Neiman

SIlVEr AnnIVErSAry gAlA CElEBrAtIonhonorIng MAEStro DAVID AthErton

9:30pM following the balboa Theatre concert, u.S. Grant Hotel

George and Martha Gafford, Honorary Chairsreinette Levine and Esther Nahama, Chairs

Closing night of the Mainly Mozart Festival will feature a gala black-tie event that celebrates the organization’s twenty-fifth year and honors Founder David Atherton in his farewell season.

rESErVAtIonS Silver Angel Patron: $1,250 (Includes May 29 Silver Angel Party)

Concert & Black-Tie Gala: $300

Black-Tie Gala: $250

Concert only: $24 to $85

Attendance for this event is very limited. Please make your reservations soon to ensure your presence.


Harumi rhodes Martin ChalifourChe-Yen Chen Nathan Hughes Erin Keefe

rUBy g. SChUlMAn AUDItorIUM, CArlSBAD2:00pm Concerts

SUnDAy, JUnE 2Stefan Jackiw, violin; Anna Polonsky, piano

Lutoslawski Partita for Violin and Piano

Beethoven Sonata for Violin and Piano in C minor, Op. 30, No. 2

Also, May 30 at 8pm: Casa de la Cultura, Tijuana

SUnDAy, JUnE 9 Martin Chalifour, violin; ronald Thomas, cello; Nathan Hughes, oboe; Whitney Crockett, bassoon;Kevin Fitz-Gerald, piano

Francaix Trio for Oboe, bassoon, and Piano

Beethoven Symphony No. 2 in a Transcription by the Composer

SUnDAy, JUnE 16Erin Keefe, violin; Cynthia Phelps, viola; ronald Thomas, cello; Joshua ranz, clarinet;bernadene blaha, piano

Poulenc Sonata for Clarinet and Piano in b flat

Fauré Piano Quartet No. 1 in C minor, Op. 15

Mainly Mozart Festival Chamber players

roNALD THoMAS, Artistic partner

this new chamber music series will feature members of the

stellar Mainly Mozart Festival orchestra and its extended family of

superb musicians, with programs that connect chamber music

repertoire to repertoire being performed by the Festival orchestra.

thE tIMkEn MUSEUM, BAlBoA pArk7:00pm Concerts | 8:00pm Artist receptions

tUESDAy, JUnE 4Stefan Jackiw and Tien-Hsin Cindy Wu, violins; Che-yen Chen, viola; ronald Thomas, cello

Mozart/Bach Preludes and Fugues K. 404a, Nos. 1-3

Mozart String Quartet No. 22 in b flat, K. 589

tUESDAy, JUnE 11Martin Chalifour and Harumi rhodes, violins; Che-yen Chen, viola; ronald Thomas, cello; Anthony McGill, clarinet

Mozart Duo for Violin and Viola in b flat, K. 424

Mozart Clarinet Quintet in A, K. 581

TuESDAy, JuNE 18 Erin Keefe and Harumi rhodes, violins; Mark Holloway, viola; ronald Thomas and yao Zhao, cellos

Schubert String Quintet in C, D. 956

Sunday tuesday

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6/3

5/19

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5/22

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5/29

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5/21

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6/18

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6/4

Golf Tournament,Del Mar Country Club

Chamber Players,Carlsbad

Chamber Players,Timken




Haffner Host BBQ,Bojanic Home


Silver AngelPatron Party

Evolution: Jazz by Classics,The Abbey

Evolution: World Dances and Musical Movements, The Abbey

Monday wednesday

San Diego Mainly Mozart 2013 Festival Calendar


Friday

5/10

5/17

6/7

5/31

6/21

5/24

6/14

5/11

5/18

6/8

6/1

6/22

5/25

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5/16

6/6

Evolución:Jazz by Classics, Tijuana

Evolution: World Dances and Musical Movements,Valenti Estate,rancho Santa Fe

Spotlight-Festival: McDermott/Prutsman

Spotlight-Festival:St. Lawrence Quartet

Spotlight-Festival: Mozart/Haydn

Spotlight-Festival: McDermott/Prutsman

Spotlight-Festival:St. Lawrence Quartet

Spotlight-Festival: Mozart/Haydn

Mozart & the Mind Free Lecture



Mozart & the Mind

Mozart & the Mind

Mozart & the Mind

Festival orchestra: Preucil-Phelps,Balboa Theatre

Vantage Theatre,Cadenza: Mozart’s Last Year,Timken

Festival orchestra: Nel,Balboa Theatre

Festival orchestra: Salerno-Sonnenberg, Balboa Theatre

Mainly Mozart 2013 opening Night & 25th Anniversary Gala,rancho Santa Fe

Silver Anniversary Gala,U.S. Grant Hotel

Festival orchestra: Neiman, Balboa Theatre

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Evolution: Mexico’s Next Wave of Classics and Jazz, The Abbey

Haffner Host Luncheon

Evolución: Mexico’s Next Wave of Classics and Jazz, Tijuana


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Welcome to the inaugural season of Mozart & the Mind—

a blend of music and science, of research and artistic expression!

This unique new series integrates cutting-edge scientific discourse

with live musical performances and audiovisual demonstrations.

Along with enjoying Spotlight concerts by world-class performers,

this is a one-of-a-kind opportunity to learn, first-hand, how

music affects your brain.

“Mozart & the Mind is unique in its hands-on, interactive approach,

firmly integrating science and art, translating important research and insights from

multiple disciplines into a common language that

everyone can relate to and apply in their lives.”

FRIDAY, MAY 10 6:00pm FrEE LECTurE: Neurotechnology and Music— A Composer’s Perspective by richard Warp Award-winning composer, producer and sound designer richard Warp discusses musical environments which respond to expressions, emotions and other states of body, brain and mind.

6:30pm Wine reception (included in concert ticket price)

7:30pm CONCErT: Pianists Anne-Marie McDermott and Stephen Prutsman

Mozart Sonata in D for Piano, four hands, K. 381

Mozart Sonata in C for Piano, four hands, K. 521

Lutoslawski Variations on a Theme of Paganini for Two Pianos

Gershwin An American in Paris for Two Pianos

Milhaud Scaramouche Suite for Two Pianos, Op. 165b

SPONSOrED by Norman blachford & Peter Cooper

and Christopher Weil & Company

MErgIng ConCErt pErForMAnCES wIth tEChnologICAl InnoVAtIon

WE ArE PrOuD TO PArTNErOur COMMITMENT TO THE

It’s Mozart & the Mind and Spotlight-Festival


ANNE-MArIE McDErMoTT

Curator

Find out how to incorporate music into your life in ways that improve

cognitive function and health. Experience new possibilities for

musical expression made possible by advances in neurotechnology.

Interact with artists and scientists at the Music & the brain Expo,

and see what your brain looks like on music!It’s what happens when Mozart meets the mind!

All performances will be held in the acoustically superb Auditorium at the Scripps research Institute in la Jolla.

Concerts are just over an hour long, performed without intermission, and followed by a brief, stimulating artist talk-back.

“I am honored to introduce you to some of today’s most

thrilling chamber music artists—from the exceptional

pianism of Stephen Prutsman, to the passion of the St.

Lawrence String Quartet, to the wizardry of Jose Franch-ballester—along with many

of your favorite Mainly Mozart artists. All of the beloved

masterpieces you love most, topped with a dollop

of delicious new discoveries. A season not to be missed!”

SATuRDAY, MAY 11 5:30pm MOZArT & THE MIND: In Sync: Music, Synchrony, and Attention by Drs. Alexander Khalil & Victor Minces with the Giri Nata Ensemble ($25 per person) Learn about the role of musical training in improving focus and treating attention disorders in an exciting evening of cognitive neuroscience, interactive visualizations and live Gamelan performance.

6:30pm Interactive Music & the brain Exposition

7:30pm CONCErT: repeat of Friday’s McDermott/Prutsman performance

SPONSOrED by Pam Slater-Price and Helen Hodges


WITH THESE AGENCIES WHICH SHArE HEALING POWEr OF MuSIC.

OFFICIAL PIANO SPONSOr


PARKINSON’SAssociation of San Diego

FRIDAY, MAY 17 6:00pm FrEE LECTurE: The basis of Musical Feeling: Pitch, Pulse, and Affective Listening by Dr. Scott Makeig and Grace Leslie Learn how a web of notes underlies emotional perception of music and hear about new research that uses full-body motion capture and mobile brain imaging to explore how musical pulse conveys feeling.


7:30pm CONCErT: The St. Lawrence String Quartet


Bach Selections from “The Art of the Fugue”

Haydn String Quartet in F minor, Op. 20, No. 5

Mendelssohn String Quartet No 4 in E minor, Op. 44, No. 2

FRIDAY, MAY 31 6:00pm FrEE LECTurE: Music Therapy: Ancient Practice, beat of the Future by Dr. barbara reuer Drawing on over 35 years’ experience in music-centered wellness and music therapy, Dr. reuer will demonstrate the power of music to heal, maintain health and transform lives, including for those with neurological issues such as autism, Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s.


7:30pm CONCErT: Stefan Jackiw, violin; Che-Yen Chen, viola; Ronald Thomas, cello; Jose Franch-Ballester, clarinet; Julie Landsman, horn; Anna Polonsky, piano

SPONSOrED by Cavignac & Associates

Mozart Piano Trio No. 6 in G, K. 564

Handel/Halvorsen Passacaglia for Violin and Viola

Novacek Four rags for Two Jons

Dohnányi Sextet in C, Op. 37



Dr. Alexander Kahlil

Dr. Adam Gazzaley

Dr. Nina Kraus

Dr. Aniruddh Patel

SATuRDAY, MAY 18 5:30pm MOZArT & THE MIND: Music and Aging: Exercise for a Well-Tempered Mind Drs. Nina Kraus and Adam Gazzaley ($25 per person) Learn about how aging impacts hearing, memory and brain for auditory and cognitive fitness throughout life. Audience members will enjoy fascinating demonstrations, including live, cutting-edge 3-D visualization of brain activity.

6:30pm Interactive Music & the brain Exposition

7:30pm CONCErT: repeat of Friday’s St. Lawrence

String Quartet concert


SATuRDAY, JuNe 1 5:30pm MOZArT & THE MIND: rhythm, Music, and the brain: An interactive presentation on Neuroscience and Percussion Drs. Aniruddh D. Patel, John Iversen and Aiyun Huang ($25 per person) Drs. Patel and Iversen join with prize-winning percussionist Dr. Aiyun Huang for world-class performance and cutting- edge neuroscience, exploring neurobiology of musical rhythm, interplay of music and memory, music’s influence on early brain development and restoring brain function.

6:30pm Interactive Music & The brain Exposition

7:30pm CONCErT: repeat of Friday’s concert

SPONSOrED by Alexandra Pearson & Paul Meschler



St. Lawrence String Quartet

Anna Polonsky

Stefan Jackiw

Jose Franch- Ballester

All performances will be held in the acoustically superb Auditorium at the Scripps research Institute in la Jolla.

Concerts are just over an hour long, performed without intermission, and followed by a brief, stimulating artist talk-back.


Magos Herrera

Horacio Franco

Becca Stevens

ProJECT Trio

MExICo’S NExT WAVE oF CLASSICS AND JAzz Magos Herrera sings jazz and blues from her new hit album “Mexico Azul,” the spellbinding Celso Duarte ignites the stage with his Jarocha Harp, virtuoso recorder/flautist Horacio Franco performs bach and music of the Aztecs, sublime violinist Cuauhtemoc rivera presents legendary Mexican masterworks, and pianist Stephen Prutsman dazzles at the keyboard.

thUrSDAy, JUnE 6 The Abbey, Downtown San Diego

6:30pm Doors Open 7:30pm Performance

SPONSOrED by Katherine Leonard & richard Forsyth

FrIDAy, JUnE 7 El Cubo, Centro Cultural, Tijuana 8:00pm

JAzz BY CLASSICS beatbox flute. Funky cello. Lightning fast bass lines. Music sizzling the stage from “PrOJECT Trio.” Plus, the San Diego premiere of Stephen Prutsman’s foot stompin’ jazz standards for piano with the Hausmann String Quartet.

wEDnESDAy, JUnE 12 The Abbey, Downtown San Diego


FrIDAy, JUnE 14 Tia Juana Tilly’s, Tijuana 8:00pm

WorLD DANCES AND MUSICAL MoVEMENTS Singer/composer/guitarist becca Stevens performs her unique and unclassified songs with sparkling brand new arrangements for The Declassified by Stephen Prutsman

wEDnESDAy, JUnE 19 The Abbey, Downtown San Diego


FrIDAy, JUnE 21 The Valenti Estate, rancho Santa Fe

6:00pm Wine reception 7:00pm Performance

rESErVAtIonS Theatre Seating: $20 Champagne Table Seating: $45 (with beverage service)

Founders Circle: $1,500 (VIP table seating for 4, 2 Valet Parking Passes, champagne and appetizers at your table for each of three Evolution at The Abbey performances, and concert program recognition)

Evolution Celebrating InnovationSTEPHEN PrUTSMAN, Artistic PartnerMozart’s music was the synthesis of the culture and social structure of his day.

his genius reflected his world. But, what if Mozart were composing today?

Evolution embraces that concept and celebrates today’s musical innovators.

Enjoy cocktails and conversation with fellow music lovers, prior to an

evening of groundbreaking performances by leading international artists.

thIS nEw SErIES IS SponSorED By Michael hostetler and Erica pascal

Connecting Through Genius

We Invite you to Get Involved

In 2013, we celebrate and honor our first 25 years, and embark on an exciting course for the future—with a commitment to making a difference in people’s lives through music.

Your donation today helps us achieve our three-year vision to:

g Honor the legacy of our Founding Music Director

g Engage and inspire audiences through thoughtfully curated, innovative, interactive programming

g Serve the San Diego/Tijuana region with nearly 100 concerts and events yearly

g Turn the national arts spotlight on San Diego through innovation, quality and bi-national leadership

Join Club Amadeus—$1,000 or $1,500 (Deluxe), membership includes VIP concert tickets, concerts in private residences and tax deductibility

“Adopt” an artist of the Festival orchestra as a sponsor and join the Orchestra at a welcome luncheon, barbecue, and rehearsals ($1,750)

Sponsor a concert or an exciting new series ($2,500 to $100,000)

Donate to our Annual Fund—your gift at any level makes a difference!

Evolution Celebrating Innovation

g Inspire over 20,000 school children yearly with classical music experiences

g Provide enriching experiences for adult amateur musicians

g Conduct multi-year artistic planning through multi-year community support

g Seize opportunities that will benefit our region supported by strong fiscal governance and nimble organizational structure

Help those who can’t afford to attend a concert by donating to the Sam Ersan Outreach Fund, providing free balboa Theatre concert tickets to families of need

Make a multi-year gift and allow us to continue our advance planning

Transfer stocks/assets for tax advantages

remember Mainly Mozart in your estate planning and let us know, so we can say “thank you!”

Volunteer! In the office, at concerts and events, on a committee, or as a member of the board of Directors

A THRee-YeAR VISION INITIATIVe

THANK yOu TO Our 25TH ANNIVErSAry LEADErSHIP CIrCLE MEMbErS(as of March 20, 2013)

Sam Ersan Alexandra Pearson and Paul Meschler

Joan and Irwin Jacobs The Mandell Weiss Charitable Trust

Jack McGrory—The McGrory Family Fund The Patricia and Christopher Weil Family Foundation

The richard Woltman Family Foundation Michael Hostetler and Erica Pascal

Call 619/239-0100, ext. 304 for information or donate online at www.mainlymozart.org

Join Club Amadeus for the Full ExperienceCLub AMADEuS DELuxE $1,500 per person ($300 tax-deductible)g Fifteen VIP concert tickets*g Four Sunday afternoon members-only concerts in exclusive private residences (March, August, October, December)g Concert program recognition and invitation to members-only events

*Choose from: Spotlight Series-Winter (January-April; all venues); Spotlight-Festival; Mozart & the Mind; Chamber Players at Schulman Auditorium; Festival Orchestra at the Balboa Theatre

CONTACT Constance bettino, 619/239-0100, ext. 310 or [email protected]

CLub AMADEuS $1,000 per person ($300 tax-deductible)g Six VIP concert tickets*g Three Sunday afternoon members-only concerts in exclusive private residences (Select any three: March, August, October, December)g Concert program recognition and invitation to members-only events

“Adopt” an Artist of the Festival OrchestraConnect with your sponsored artist at rehearsals, at a welcome luncheon with Maestro Atherton and the Festival Orchestra on June 7, and at the annual barbecue on June 16. build long-lasting relationships with a world-class musician. ($1,750; $1,650 tax-deductible)

CONTACT robert Fishman at 619/239-0100, ext. 305 or [email protected]

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Cadenza: Mozart’s Last yearA new look by Vantage Theatre at the most famous tragedy in music history. At the height of his creative powers, Mozart is stricken by a fatal illness. Now, it is a race against time to complete the work that means everything to him.

MAy 25 | TIMKEN MuSEuMTICKETS $10 to $15

CALL 619.466.8742

ORDER FORMJOIN CLUB AMADEUS (SEE REVERSE FOR DETAILS) DELUXE REGULAR x $1,500 x $1,000 $

FEStIvAL ORChEStRA OpENINg gALA Village Church of Rancho Santa Fe PATRON SUPPORTER FRIEND

Saturday, June 8 Village Church Gala x $500 x $350 x $125 $

FEStIvAL ORChEStRA Balboa Theatre, Downtown AA SEATING A SEATING B SEATING C SEATING All four concerts x $320 x $220 x $140 x $80 $ Thursday, June 13 x $85 x $58 x $39 x $24 $ Saturday, June 15 x $85 x $58 x $39 x $24 $ Thursday, June 20 x $85 x $58 x $39 x $24 $ Saturday, June 22 x $85 x $58 x $39 x $24 $

Saturday, June 22 Black-Tie Celebration U.S. Grant Hotel, Downtown x $250 $

FEStIvAL ChAMBER pLAyERSAll three performances at the Schulman Auditorium, Carlsbad x $70 $ Sunday, June 2 Schulman Auditorium, Carlsbad x $25 $ Sunday, June 9 Schulman Auditorium, Carlsbad x $25 $ Sunday, June 16 Schulman Auditorium, Carlsbad x $25 $

All three performances at the Timken Museum, Balboa Park x $100 $ Tuesday, June 4 Timken Museum, Balboa Park x $35 $ Tuesday, June 11 Timken Museum, Balboa Park x $35 $ Tuesday, June 18 Timken Museum, Balboa Park x $35 $

MOzARt & thE MIND AND SpOtLIght-FEStIvAL 2013 The Auditorium at TSRI3-Saturday Mozart & the Mind Presentations plus Spotlight Concerts x $200 $ _

3-Saturday Mozart & the Mind Presentations x $70 $

Mozart & the Mind Mozart & the Mind Spotlight Concert Only Presentation Only plus Spotlight Concert

Friday, May 10 $55 $ Saturday, May 11 $25 $75 $55 $ Friday, May 17 $55 $ Saturday, May 18 $25 $75 $55 $ Friday, May 31 $55 $ Saturday, June 1 $25 $75 $55 $

EvOLUtION Founders Circle at The Abbey, Downtown (June 6,12,19—VIP table for 4) x $1,500 $ Theatre Seating Champagne Table Seating

All three concerts The Abbey, Downtown x $54 x $120 $ Thursday, June 6 The Abbey, Downtown x $20 x $45 $ Wednesday, June 12 The Abbey, Downtown x $20 x $45 $ Wednesday, June 19 The Abbey, Downtown x $20 x $45 $ Friday, June 21 Valenti Estate, Rancho Santa Fe (repeat of June 19 performance) x $150 $

Subtotal $

Tax deductible contribution to Mainly Mozart $ Handling Fee ($3.50 per ticket, $10 max per order) $

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g All-Star Orchestra The Nation’s Top Orchestral Players

g Chamber players Chamber Music in Intimate Venues

g Mozart & the Mind Where Music and Neurotechnology Merge

g Spotlight-Festival Masterworks by Master Musicians

g Evolution Celebrating Today’s Musical Innovators

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