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| THE SAN BERNARDINO SYMPHONY |
Photo by KVON
Friday, June 26
www.ritacoolidge.com
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“Love and Tribute”: Frank Paul Fetta, conductor. Two-time Grammy Award winner Rita Coolidge shines in a performance showcasing a variety of musical styles from pop to jazz to blues, including many of her own chart-topping hits. Co-sponsored by Clara Mae Clem. |
Photo by Joey Ikemoto
Frank Paul Fetta, Conductor
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| WINNERS OF THE 58TH ANNUAL YOUNG ARTISTS AUDITIONS |
Tuesday, June 30
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Pre-concert performance by the Youth Ensemble of Strings, directed by Karen Thurman-Palmer. No Community Sing. Sponsored by the Associates of the Redlands Bowl.
Seated L-R: Nicolas Andres Belliard, Cello; Max Wang, Piano; Jingfu Peng, Piano
Standing L-R: Nadav J. Hart, Tenor; Zsche-Chuang Wong, Viola; Maria Wietrzynska, Piano; Joshua Chandra, Piano |
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| Friday, July 3 |
Dark in observance of the national holiday. |
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| A TRIBUTE TO TOMMY DORSEY & THE BIG BANDS |
Tuesday, July 7
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Swing along to some of the greatest popular music of all time as the sounds of the big band era return to the Bowl. The program features award-winning vocalist Ken Delo, the dynamic DeMarche Sisters, and the Big Band All Stars. Co-sponsored by Norma J. Nesbitt. |
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| CODY BRYANT AND THE RIDERS OF THE PURPLE SAGE |
Photo by Terry Weiss
Friday, July 10
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From movie cowboy music (“Tumbling Tumbleweeds,” “Ghost Riders in the Sky,” “Cool Water”) to catchy new originals and burning bluegrass-inspired instrumentals, the Riders put on a snappy show with a new twist on a vintage sound. Co-sponsored by Robert & Beverly Noerr in loving memory of Bob G. Sims. |
| www.ridersofthepurplesage.com |
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| NAVY BAND SOUTHWEST |
Saturday, July 11
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One of America’s oldest and finest military bands takes command of the Bowl and invites us to sail along with them in a musical salute to some American favorites, from pop to patriotic. |
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| BARRAGE |
Tuesday, July 14
www.barrage.ca |
This high-octane fiddlefest features an international, multi-talented cast performing an eclectic mix of music, song & dance. The young, hip cast delivers the show with amazing energy and musical virtuosity described by The Denver Post as “…too wow for words!” Co-sponsored by Baker’s Drive-Ins: Carol Baker. |
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| VIVER BRASIL DANCE COMPANY |
Photo by Jorge Vismara
Friday, July 17
www.viverbrasil.com
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With passionate dancing, stunning costumes, and exuberant live percussion and vocals, this multi-award winning company explores the ancient and modern art forms and spiritual strength of Brazilian culture. Co-sponsored by the Law Offices of Horspool & Parker, APC. |
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| Dress Rehearsal – “1776.” |
Tuesday July 21
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No Community Sing. |
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| "1776" |
 *Thursday, Friday, Saturday July 23, 24, 25
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The nation is ready to declare independence . . . if only our founding fathers can agree to do it! The story follows John Adams, Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson and other Colonial leaders as they try to convince the members of the Second Continental Congress to vote for independence from the British monarchy. Laced with humor, the play puts a human face on the pages of American history. Diana Schleiger Combs, producer/director. Co-sponsored by The Physicians of Beaver Medical Group.
*An American Sign Language interpreter will be provided for the Thursday performance of “1776.”
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| THE REDLANDS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA |
Tuesday, July 28 |
“The Enchanting Flute”: Frank Paul Fetta, conductor. Featuring special guest flutist Sara Andon performing Luigi Boccherini’s Flute Concerto in D Major and Malcolm Arnold’s Concerto for Flute and Strings. Co-sponsored by The Wheeler Family Trust. |
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| INCENDIO |
Photo by Sevan Masehain-Optimage Photography
Friday, July 31
www.incendiomusic.com
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Their style is called “Latin guitar world fusion,” and their name means “fire,” a fitting description for a musical group whose sound has been likened to a blazing guitar firestorm. At the heart of their music is the bold, romantic Spanish guitar, with seductive melodies set next to explosive improvisation. Co-sponsored by La-Z-Boy West. |
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| MARINE CORPS AIR GROUND COMBAT CENTER BAND |
Tuesday, August 4
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Carrying on the proud tradition of military music forged by the whistling fifes and rolling drums of the first Marine Musicians of 1775, the band performs a variety of pop arrangements, marches and patriotic music, featuring spectacular ensemble and solo performances. |
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| BROCKUS PROJECT DANCE COMPANY |
Friday, August 7 |
Known for its variety of styles encompassing balletic, modern, jazz, and musical theater, the energetic choreography of this contemporary jazz dance company reflects the spirit and diversity of society and the love of life. Co-sponsored by The James Irvine Foundation. |
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| CRAICMORE and THE MARGARET CLEARY DANCERS |
Photo by Stone Photography
Tuesday, August 11
www.craicmore.com
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Contemporary traditional Celtic music with deep roots in the music of Scotland and Ireland. Four-part harmony, jigs and reels, driving rhythms and hardshoe dancing all accent the warmth & joy of Craicmore’s performances. Co-sponsored by Paul & Joann Barich. |
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| OPERA A LA CARTE: “The Pirates of Penzance.” |
Friday, August 14
www.operaalacarte.org
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Richard Sheldon, producer; Frank Paul Fetta, conductor. One of the most popular and enduring works of Gilbert & Sullivan, this comic operetta about soft-hearted pirates who aren’t really what they seem is hilariously funny, and the music is tuneful and catchy. Co-sponsored by San Bernardino County Board of Supervisors – Neil Derry, 3rd District Supervisor |
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| DALLAS BRASS |
Tuesday, August 18
www.dallasbrass.com
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One of America’s foremost musical ensembles, Dallas Brass presents a repertoire that includes classical masterpieces, Dixieland, swing, Broadway, Hollywood and patriotic music. As a special feature of the concert, Dallas Brass will invite those Redlands middle school and high school band students who participated in a residency clinic to perform with them on stage. Co-sponsored by Glenn Vernet & the Kiwanis Clubs of Redlands. |
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| REDLANDS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. “Double Bi-Centennial”: |
 Friday, August 21
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Frank Paul Fetta, conductor. The orchestra celebrates the 200th birthdays of both Mendelssohn and Abraham Lincoln. Special guest Larry Burgess narrates “A Lincoln Portrait.” Co-sponsored by Arrowhead Orthopaedics. |
Photo by Joey Ikemoto
Frank Paul Fetta, Conductor |
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