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SEASON�HIGHLIGHTSThroughout�the�summer�of�2018,�Tanglewood�celebrates�the�centennial�of�Lawrence-born,�Boston-bred�conductor-composer�Leonard�Bernstein’s�birth.�Bernstein’s�close�relationship�with�the�Boston�Symphony�Orchestra�spanned�a�half-century,�from�the�time�he�became�a�protégé�of�legendary�BSO�conductor�Serge�Koussevitzky�as�a�member�of�the�first�Tanglewood�Music�Center�class�in�1940�until�the�final�concerts�he�ever�conducted,�with�the�BSO�and�Tanglewood�Music�Center�Orchestra�at�Tanglewood�in�1990.�Besides�concert�works�including�his�Chichester Psalms�(7/15),� alil�for�flute�and�orchestra�(7/21),�Songfest�(8/4),�the�Serenade (after Plato’s “Symposium”)�(8/18),�and�the�BSO-commissioned�Divertimento�for�Orchestra�(also�8/18),�performances�also�include�the�operas�Trouble in Tahiti�(7/12)�and�A Quiet Place�(8/9);�the�Broadway�hit�On the Town�(7/7);�the�ballet�score�Facsimile�(7/23);�the�ever-popular�Candide�(8/22�&�23);�the�ballet�Fancy Free�in�collaboration�with�Boston�Ballet�(8/18),�and�the�Oscar-winning�film�version�of�West Side Story�with�the�BSO�playing�the�score�live�as�the�movie�is�shown�on�large�screens�in�high�definition�with�the�original�vocals�and�dialogue�intact�(7/28).�On�August�25,�Bernstein’s�birth-date,�The Bernstein Centennial Celebration at Tanglewood,�to�be�conducted�by�BSO�Music�Director�Andris Nelsons,�Christoph Eschenbach,�Keith Lockhart,�Michael Tilson Thomas,�and�John Williams,�will�feature�an�astonishing�array�of�guest�artists,�among�them�Audra McDonald,�Midori,�Yo-Yo Ma,�Susan Graham,�and�Thomas Hampson.�In�addition,�the�BSO�will�be�joined�for�this�very�special�occasion�by�members�of�numerous�other�orchestras�with�which�Bernstein�maintained�close�associations.

Besides�his�participation�in�The Bernstein Centennial Celebration at Tanglewood�and�performances�with�the�Tanglewood�Music�Center�Orchestra�(TMCO),�Andris�Nelsons�conducts�the�BSO�in�concerts�featuring�pianists�Lang Lang�(Opening�Night,�7/6),�Rudolf Buchbinder�(7/8),�Yuja Wang�(7/15),�and�Yefim Bronfman�(8/17);�a�complete,�semi-staged�performance�of�Puccini’s�La bohème�with�soprano�Kristine Opolais�and�tenor�Piotr Beczała�(7/14);�a�special Young People’s Concert evoking�those�led�by�Bernstein�himself,�with�Bernstein’s�daughter,�Jamie Bernstein,�as�host�(8/10);�an�all-Bernstein�program�featuring�violinist�Baiba Skride�in�the�Serenade (after Plato’s

“Symposium”)�(8/18),�and�Mahler’s�Third�Symphony�with�soloist�Susan Graham�(8/24).�Maestro�Nelsons�also�leads�the�TMCO’s�annual�Leonard Bernstein Memorial Concert,�this�year�with�Yo-Yo Ma�as�soloist�(8/19),�and�joins�John Williams�on�the�podium�for�John Williams’ Film Night�(8/11).

Also�leading�BSO�concerts�will�be�BSO�Artistic�Partner�Thomas Adès�(7/22),�BSO�Assistant�Conductor�Moritz Gnann�(7/13),�and�guest�conductors�Herbert Blomstedt�(7/20�&�21),�Charles Dutoit�(8/3�&�8/5),�Christoph Eschenbach�(8/26),�Juanjo Mena�(7/27�&�29),�David Newman�(7/28),�Michael Tilson Thomas�(8/12),�and�Bramwell Tovey�(8/4).�Soloists�with�the�BSO�also�include�pianists�Emanuel Ax�(7/20),�2018�Koussevitzky�Artist�Kirill Gerstein�(8/3),�Igor Levit�(8/12),�Paul Lewis�(7/13),�and�Garrick Ohlsson�(7/27);�BSO�principal�flute�Elizabeth Rowe�(7/21);�and�violinists�Joshua Bell�(8/5),�Gil Shaham�(7/29),�and�Christian Tetzlaff�(7/22).

Thomas�Adès�will�also�direct�Tanglewood’s�2018�Festival�of�Contemporary�Music�and�perform�an�evening�of�two-piano�music�in�Ozawa�Hall�(8/1)�with�Kirill�Gerstein—who�is�also�soloist�in�this�year’s�gala�Tanglewood on Parade concert�(8/7).�Paul�Lewis’�Ozawa�Hall�recital�(8/2)�launches�a�multi-year�survey�at�Tanglewood�featuring�him�in�piano�works�by�Haydn,�Beethoven,�and�Brahms.�The�2018�Ozawa�Hall�line-up�also�includes�the�Boston Symphony Chamber Players�with�Rudolf�Buchbinder�(7/5);�a�duo�appearance�by�Pamela Frank�and�Emanuel Ax�(7/18);�Leon Fleisher�and�Katherine Jacobsen Fleisher�in�a�piano�recital�marking�Mr.�Fleisher’s�90th�birthday�(7/19);�the�Emerson String Quartet�performing�Beethoven’s�late�string�quartets�(7/24�&�25);�Igor�Levit�with�the�JACK Quartet�(8/15),�and�the�Skride Quartet�(8/16).

For�the�first�of�four�Boston Pops�events�this�summer,�star�vocalist�Audra�McDonald�is�soloist�with�musical�director�Andy Einhorn�(6/24).�Boston�Pops�Conductor�Keith Lockhart leads�the�Boston�Pops�Orchestra�in�On the Town�(7/7)�and�as�part�of�Tanglewood on Parade�(8/7).�On�hand�for�Tanglewood on Parade�and�John Williams’ Film Night (8/11)�is�Boston�Pops�Conductor�Laureate�John Williams,�who�shares�the�Film Night�podium�with�Andris�Nelsons.�Other�surefire�crowd-pleasers�include�the�returns�to�Tanglewood�of�Wait Wait…Don’t Tell Me!�(6/21)�and�A Prairie Home Companion,�now�with�new�host�Chris Thile�(6/30),�as�well�as�James Taylor�for�two�shows�with�his�all-star�band�(7/3�&�4).

As�usual,�the�summer�also�offers�a�full�schedule�of�concerts�spotlighting�the�accomplished�young�musicians�of�the�Tanglewood Music Center;�the�weekly�Friday-evening�and�Saturday-evening�Prelude Concerts�in�Ozawa�Hall�featuring�BSO�members�on�Fridays�and�TMC�Fellows�on�Saturdays;�Saturday-morning�rehearsals;�the�acclaimed�lifelong�learning�series�One Day University�(8/26),�and�“Summer Sundays,”�offering�pre-concert�events�for�all�ages�each�Sunday�starting�at�noon,�prior�to�the�afternoon’s�2:30pm�BSO�concert.

“That place [Tanglewood] is very dear to my heart, that is where I grew up and learned so much...in 1940 when I first played and studied there.” —Leonard Bernstein (November 1989)


AMENITIES�&��SPECIAL�OFFERINGS�SUMMER SUNDAYS, noon–2pmOn Sunday afternoons, July 8 through August 26, when the gates open at noon, enjoy new and exciting events for all ages to enhance your Tanglewood experience. Activities that take place at various locations throughout the grounds include local food tastings and other specialties of the region, face painting, yoga and Qigong, games for families, and more! From 12:30-1:30pm, additional offerings including lectures, performances, and musical demonstrations take place in the Theatre.

July 8: Bernstein on Broadway, with Keith Lockhart and guestsJuly 15: Special performance by children’s chorusJuly 22: The Tanglewood Landscape–Past, Present, and Future, with

Tanglewood Grounds Supervisor Bruce Peeples and Landscape Architect Adrian Nial

July 29: The Art of Film Scoring, with David NewmanAugust 5: Piano master class with Kirill GersteinAugust 12: Harp demonstration with Tanglewood Music Center FellowsAugust 19: Performance by Tanglewood Music Center Vocal EnsembleAugust 26: Bernstein and Tanglewood–From the BSO Archives, with BSO

Archivist Bridget Carr

UnderScore Fridays at TanglewoodThree Friday-evening Shed performances will be part of the popular UnderScore Friday series this season. At these performances, patrons will hear comments about the program directly from an onstage BSO musician. UnderScore Fridays take place on July 20, August 3, and August 17.

Under 40? Tickets $20!$20 tickets for attendees under age 40 will be available during the 2018 Tanglewood season for BSO and Boston Pops performances in the Shed. Tickets will be available on a first-come, first-served basis. Choose as many dates as you like, with a limit of one pair of tickets per concert. This program does not apply to organized groups. Some blackout dates apply. Visit tanglewood.org for more information. $20 Under 40 tickets will be available for sale in May 2018.

Yoga on the LawnOnce again this summer, in collaboration with the Kripalu Center for Yoga & Health, Tanglewood is pleased to offer hour-long yoga classes taught by fully accredited Kripalu teachers from 10:15–11:15am on Saturday mornings (weather permitting). Located on the lawn near the Tanglewood Visitor Center, these weekly classes are available at no additional charge to Saturday-morning BSO Rehearsal ticket holders on July 14, 21, and 28, and August 4, 11, 18, and 25.

Tours of TanglewoodThe Boston Symphony Association of Volunteers offers free walking tours of the Tanglewood campus. The tours last approximately one hour and include visits to the Koussevitzky Music Shed, Ozawa Hall, other music facilities, the Visitor Center history rooms, and more. Experienced volunteer guides discuss the historical background of Tanglewood, the Boston Symphony Orchestra, and the Tanglewood Music Center. Reservations are not required. Tours begin at the Visitor Center at the Tanglewood Manor House. Beginning July 7, free public walk-up tours take place when the grounds are open each Tuesday at 1:30pm, Wednesday at 10:30am, Saturday at 1:30pm, and Sunday at 12:30pm (Sunday tours open to ticket-holders only). Subject to change. Additional tours will be held before Popular Artist concerts. In the event of inclement weather, tours will meet informally under cover. Private group tours for a minimum of 25 people may be arranged (at least two weeks in advance) for a fee. For more information, call the Office of Volunteer Services at 413-637-5393 or email [email protected].

Tanglewood for KidsFree lawn tickets for children and young people up to 17! Tanglewood is pleased to offer free lawn tickets for children and young people age 17 and younger. Up to four free children’s tickets are available per parent/legal guardian per concert at the Tanglewood Box Office on the day of the concert. Children under five are not permitted in the Koussevitzky Music Shed or Seiji Ozawa Hall during concerts. All patrons, regardless of age, must have a ticket. This free lawn ticket policy does not apply to organized groups of children. For Popular Artist concerts, free lawn tickets are only available for children under 2.

As part of Summer Sundays, each week will feature a fun, interactive musical presentation for audiences of all ages. “What’s That Sound?” introduces various instruments of the orchestra with a demonstration and Q&A, and Watch and Play, sponsored by the Boston Symphony Association of Volunteers, offers a musical performance specifically designed to engage children ages 3–10. The program will be offered at 1pm each Sunday from July 8th to July 26th. Tickets to the Sunday-afternoon concert performance are required.

Kids’ Corner is offered at 9:30am on Saturdays and noon on Sundays. However, on days of Watch and Play, Kids’ Corner will begin at 2pm. Children accompanied by adults may take part in musical and crafts activities supervised by BSO staff. Please stop by the Tanglewood Visitor Center for more information. Tickets to the Sunday concert or Saturday-morning rehearsal are required.


The Tanglewood Music Center (TMC) is the Boston Symphony Orchestra’s summer academy for advanced musical study. Young professional-level musicians of exceptional ability, while on full fellowships that cover the costs of room, board, and tuition, work closely with members of the BSO and renowned guest artists, performing some 40 concerts each season.

Saturdays, July 7–August 18, 6pm in Seiji Ozawa HallOne-hour performances of chamber music with TMC Fellows and guests, a prelude to the evening BSO concerts. Admission is free, but restricted to 8pm Shed concert ticket-holders.

Sundays, July 1–August 19, 10am in Seiji Ozawa HallFull-length chamber music concerts of both standard repertoire and contemporary works, performed by TMC Fellows.

Additional chamber and vocal concerts are scheduled throughout the season. Dates and times will be announced at a later date.

TMC Orchestra concerts in the Shed are priced at Shed Special prices. Prices for TMC Orchestra concerts in Ozawa Hall are listed in a separate price grid. All other TMC performances in Ozawa Hall are priced at $13 per ticket, general admission. See page 29 for complete price information and information regarding Friends of Tanglewood ticket policies.

SATURDAY, JUNE 3010 am & 2:30pm, Ozawa HallString Quartet Marathon

SUNDAY, JULY 110am, Ozawa Hall*Brass, Winds, and Percussion ExtravaganzaTo includeNinfea CRUTTWELL-READE New work (world premiere;

TMC commission)

2:30pm, Ozawa Hall*String Quartet MarathonThe New Fromm PlayersTo includeJulian ANDERSON String Quartet No. 3 (American premiere;

TMC co-commission)

*Grounds close between the 10am and 2:30pm concerts.

MONDAY, JULY 28pm, Ozawa HallTMC Vocal and Instrumental FellowsJohn Harbison, conductorAn Evening of Bach Cantatas

SATURDAY, JULY 76pm, Ozawa Hall Prelude ConcertTanglewood Music Center Fellows

SUNDAY, JULY 810am, Ozawa HallTMC Chamber Music

MONDAY, JULY 98pm, Ozawa HallTanglewood Music Center OrchestraAndris Nelsons, conductorTMC Conducting FellowsBERNSTEIN Opening Prayer (Benediction)SMETANA VyšehradDVOŘÁK Carnival OvertureSTRAUSS Ein Heldenleben

SATURDAY, JULY 146pm, Ozawa HallPrelude ConcertTanglewood Music Center Fellows


MONDAY, JULY 168pm, Ozawa Hall Tanglewood Music Center OrchestraHerbert Blomstedt, conductorTMC Conducting FellowsMOZART Symphony No. 35, HaffnerBEETHOVEN Leonore Overture No. 3BRAHMS Symphony No. 4

TUESDAY, JULY 178pm, Ozawa HallTMC Vocal Recital

SATURDAY, JULY 216pm, Ozawa HallTMC Vocal Prelude Concert


8pm, Ozawa HallTMC Vocal Recital

MONDAY, JULY 238pm, Ozawa HallTanglewood Music Center Orchestra Stefan Asbury, conductorTMC Conducting FellowsTMC Vocal FellowsBERNSTEIN Facsimile, Choreographic Essay for OrchestraMichael GANDOLFI New work for six voices and orchestra

(world premiere; TMC commission)COPLAND Symphony No. 3


JULY 26–30 OZAWA HALLFestival Of Contempory MusicBSO Artistic Partner Thomas Adès, DirectorTanglewood’s 2018 Festival of Contemporary Music—the first of two with BSO Artistic Partner Thomas Adès as Festival Director—will feature chamber music programs for large and small ensembles, encompassing works by Gerald Barry, Harrison Birtwistle, Francisco Coll, Veronika Krausas, György Kurtág, Andrew Norman, Sean Shepherd, Conlon Nancarrow, and Per Nørgård, among other composers to be announced. The Festival will also include the world premiere of a newly commissioned work by English composer Oliver Christophe Leith for two voices and large chamber ensemble.

THURSDAY, JULY 268pm, Ozawa HallFCM Chamber Music

FRIDAY, JULY 27 2:30pm, Ozawa HallFCM Chamber Music

SATURDAY, JULY 286pm, Ozawa Hall FCM Prelude Concert

SUNDAY, JULY 2910am, Ozawa HallFCM Chamber Music

MONDAY, JULY 308pm, Ozawa HallTanglewood Music Center OrchestraThomas Adès, conductorTMC Conducting FellowsKirill Gerstein, pianoPoul RUDERS Thus Saw Saint JohnThomas ADÈS In Seven Days, for piano and orchestra Gerald BARRY Of Queens’ GardensLUTOSŁAWSKI Symphony No. 3The 2018 Festival of Contemporary Music has been endowed in perpetuity by the generosity of Dr. Raymond H. and Mrs. Hannah H. Schneider, with additional support from the National Endowment for the Arts, and the Helen F. Whitaker Fund.

SATURDAY, AUGUST 46pm, Ozawa HallTMC Prelude Concert

SUNDAY, AUGUST 510am, Ozawa HallTMC Chamber Music

TUESDAY, AUGUST 7Tanglewood on ParadeChamber music and other activities throughout the afternoon

8pm, ShedBoston Symphony OrchestraBoston Pops OrchestraTanglewood Music Center OrchestraCharles Dutoit, Bramwell Tovey, Keith Lockhart, and John Williams,

conductorsKirill Gerstein, piano*Program to includeRAVEL Daphnis et Chloé, Suite No. 2GERSHWIN Rhapsody in BlueTCHAIKOVSKY 1812 Overture

*2018 Koussevitzky Artist

Fireworks to follow the concert

TMC SEASON

THURSDAY, AUGUST 98pm, Ozawa HallTanglewood Music Center Orchestra Stefan Asbury, conductorTanglewood Music Center Vocal FellowsDaniel Fish, directorTerese Wadden, constume designerBarbara Samuels, lighting designerBERNSTEIN A Quiet Place(chamber ensemble version by Garth Edwin Sunderland)

Fully staged performance; sung in English with supertitles




MONDAY, AUGUST 13 8pm, Ozawa HallTMC Chamber OrchestraAndris Nelsons, conductorTMC Conducting FellowsProgram to includeSCHREKER Chamber Symphony for twenty-three instruments (1916)HAYDN Symphony No. 97

TUESDAY, AUGUST 148pm, Ozawa HallTMC Vocal Recital


TMC SEASON

Boston University Tanglewood Institute (BUTI) Summer 2018 Ozawa Hall SeriesBoston University Tanglewood Institute (BUTI) is a program of Boston University College of Fine Arts. Drawing more than 400 instrumentalists, singers, and composers from across the country and around the world, it is recognized as a premier summer training program for aspiring young musicians, ages 10 to 20. Each season, BUTI presents more than 100 free concerts and community performances in Lenox, including six performances in Tanglewood’s Seiji Ozawa Hall (patrons should park near Ozawa Hall from Hawthorne Street). Orchestra concerts are $13 per ticket, general admission. Wind Ensemble and Chorus concerts are free. More information and a full performance calendar are available at bu.edu/tanglewood.

SATURDAY, JULY 142:30pm, Ozawa HallBoston University Tanglewood InstituteYoung Artists Orchestra

SUNDAY, JULY 152:30pm, Ozawa HallBoston University Tanglewood InstituteYoung Artists Wind EnsembleDavid J. Martins, conductor

SATURDAY, JULY 282:30pm, Ozawa HallBoston University Tanglewood InstituteYoung Artists Orchestra

SUNDAY, JULY 292:30pm, Ozawa HallBoston University Tanglewood InstituteYoung Artists Wind EnsembleH. Robert Reynolds, conductor

SATURDAY, AUGUST 42:30pm, Ozawa HallBoston University Tanglewood InstituteYoung Artists ChorusKatie Woolf, conductor

TUESDAY, AUGUST 74pm, ShedTanglewood On ParadeBoston University Tanglewood InstituteYoung Artists Programs

SATURDAY, AUGUST 112:30pm, Ozawa HallBoston University Tanglewood InstituteYoung Artists Orchestra

BOSTON UNIVERSITY TANGLEWOOD INSTITUTE


2:30pm, Shed See Shed Special pricesThe Leonard Bernstein Memorial ConcertTanglewood Music Center OrchestraAndris Nelsons, conductorYo-Yo Ma, celloCOPLAND An Outdoor OvertureBERNSTEIN Three Meditations from Mass, for cello and orchestraJohn WILLIAMS New work for cello and orchestra

(world premiere)BARTÓK Concerto for Orchestra


2018 SEASON All programs and artists subject to change.2018 TANGLEWOOD SEASON

JUNE 21 THURSDAY8pm, ShedPopular Artist Series Wait Wait...Don’t Tell Me!NPR’s oddly informative news quiz program is again live at Tanglewood. The Peabody Award-winning series offers a fast-paced, irreverent look at the week’s news, hosted by Peter Sagal along with judge and score-keeper Bill Kurtis.

JUNE 24 SUNDAY2:30pm, ShedBoston PopsAudra McDonald, soloistAndy Einhorn, musical directorOne of today’s most celebrated singers, stage actors, and television stars, Audra McDonald is unparalleled in the breadth and versatility of her artistry. The winner of a record-breaking six Tony Awards, two Grammy Awards, and an Emmy Award, she was named one of Time magazine’s 100 most influential people of 2015 and received a 2015 National Medal of Arts—America’s highest honor for achievement in the arts. With the Boston Pops, she presents a program of songs ranging from standards by Sondheim, Rodgers, and Gershwin to the sounds of today’s leading music theater composers.

JUNE�21–JULY�5JUNE 30 SATURDAY5:45pm, ShedPopular Artist Series A Prairie Home Companion at Tanglewoodwith Chris ThileLive broadcastAmerican Public Media’s popular A Prairie Home Companion returns to Tanglewood, with its new host Chris Thile. He will be joined by an incredible array of special musical guests—some known to all, and some who soon will be!—for a unique blend of comedy and spoken word. A vocalist and mandolin virtuoso, Chris will perform his Song of the Week, written specially by Thile for the evening’s program.

JULY 3 TUESDAY�&�JULY 4 WEDNESDAY8pm, ShedPopular Artist Series James Taylor at TanglewoodJames Taylor returns to Tanglewood with his all-star band for two nights!

Only New England Performance this summer

Fireworks to follow the July 4 concert

Proceeds from the July 4 concert will be donated by Kim and James Taylor to Tanglewood.

JULY 5 THURSDAY8pm, Ozawa HallBoston Symphony Chamber PlayersRudolf Buchbinder, pianoMOZART Quintet in E-flat for piano and winds, K.452WEINBERG Sonata for solo double bass, Op. 108BERNSTEIN Variations on an Octatonic Scale, for flute and celloSCHUMANN Piano Quintet in E-flat, Op. 44

B This symbol denotes concerts with works by Leonard Bernstein being performed in honor of his centennial celebration.


2018 SEASON All programs and artists subject to change.

JULY 6 FRIDAY6pm, Ozawa HallPrelude ConcertMembers of the Boston Symphony Orchestra

8pm, Shed See Shed Special pricesOpening Night at TanglewoodBoston Symphony OrchestraAndris Nelsons, conductorLang Lang, pianoALL-TCHAIKOVSKY PROGRAMPiano Concerto No. 1Symphony No. 5

JULY 7 SATURDAY8pm, ShedBoston Pops OrchestraKeith Lockhart, conductorSingers Kathleen Marshall, directorDavid Chase, musical directorBERNSTEIN On the Town

A collaboration with choreographer Jerome Robbins and the writing team of Betty Comden and Adolph Green, Leonard Bernstein’s On the Town—the story of three sailors on shore leave in New York City—arrived on Broadway in December 1944, when he was just twenty-six. Based on his popular ballet collaboration with Robbins, Fancy Free (being performed August 18), it was not only his first musical, it was a first for Comden and Green, who would become Broadway and Hollywood legends in their own right. Hit songs include “New York, New York” and “Some Other Time.”

Fully staged performance

JULY 8 SUNDAY2:30pm, ShedBoston Symphony OrchestraAndris Nelsons, conductorRudolf Buchbinder, pianoBRAHMS Piano Concerto No. 1SHOSTAKOVICH Symphony No. 5

JULY 11 WEDNESDAY8pm, Ozawa HallJeremy Denk, pianoPROKOFIEV Visions fugitivesBEETHOVEN Sonata No. 30 in E, Op. 109BEETHOVEN (arr. LISZT) An die ferne GeliebteSCHUMANN Fantasy in C, Op. 17

JULY 12 THURSDAY8pm, Ozawa HallInstrumental EnsembleCharles Prince, conductorAlexandra Silber, sopranoShuler Hensley, baritoneVocal EnsembleJamie Bernstein, directorSelection from the Bernstein SongbookBERNSTEIN Trouble in Tahiti

The lyrical, jazzy style of Leonard Bernstein’s 1952 one-act opera Trouble in Tahiti has much in common with On the Town (being performed July 7) and West Side Story (July 28). Bernstein himself wrote the libretto; the scenario revolves around Dinah and her husband Sam’s disaffection with their rat-race, suburban life. The plot has nothing to do with Tahiti; the title comes from a romantic movie Dinah contrasts with her workaday, unromantic existence. Trouble in Tahiti was premiered in June 1952 at Brandeis University, where Bernstein was on the faculty, and was presented by NBC on television the following November.

Semi-staged performance


8pm, ShedBoston Symphony OrchestraMoritz Gnann, conductorPaul Lewis, pianoWAGNER Siegfried IdyllMOZART Piano Concerto No. 27 in B-flat, K.595SCHUMANN Symphony No. 3, Rhenish

JULY�6–13



JULY 14 SATURDAY10:30 am Rehearsal, Sunday program

8pm, Shed See Shed Special pricesBoston Symphony OrchestraAndris Nelsons, conductorKristine Opolais, soprano (Mimì)Piotr Beczała, tenor (Rodolfo)Susanna Phillips, soprano (Musetta)Franco Vassallo, baritone (Marcello)Davide Luciano, baritone (Schaunard)Luca Pisaroni, bass-baritone (Colline)Paul Plishka, bass (Benoît/Alcindoro)Neal Ferreira, tenor (Parpignol)David Cushing, bass (Customs Sergeant)Tanglewood Festival Chorus,

James Burton, conductorChildren’s ChoirPUCCINI La bohème

Semi-staged performance; sung in Italian with English supertitles

JULY 15 SUNDAY2:30pm, ShedBoston Symphony OrchestraAndris Nelsons, conductorYuja Wang, pianoBoy sopranoTanglewood Festival Chorus,

James Burton, conductorMENDELSSOHN Symphony No. 4, ItalianBEETHOVEN Piano Concerto No. 1BERNSTEIN Chichester Psalms

JULY 18 WEDNESDAY8pm, Ozawa Hall See Ozawa Hall Special pricesPamela Frank, violinEmanuel Ax, pianoALL-MOZART PROGRAMViolin Sonata No. 10 in B-flat, K.378Violin Sonata No. 9 in F, K.377Piano Sonata No. 15 in F, K.533Violin Sonata No. 13 in B-flat, K.454

JULY 19 THURSDAY8pm, Ozawa Hall The Fleisher-Jacobsen Piano Duo

Leon Fleisher, piano, and Katherine Jacobsen, piano

J.S. BACH Capriccio in B-flat, BWV 992 (“On the departure of a beloved brother”)

J.S. BACH Chromatic Fantasy and Fugue in D minor, BWV 903

J.S. BACH (arr. BRAHMS) Chaconne in D minor for the left handKIRCHNER L.H.BRAHMS Sixteen Waltzes, Op. 39, for piano four-handsRAVEL La Valse, for piano four-hands

Celebrating Leon Fleisher’s 90th birthday

JULY 20 FRIDAY 6pm, Ozawa HallPrelude ConcertTanglewood Festival ChorusJames Burton, conductor

8pm, Shed UnderScore Friday ConcertBoston Symphony OrchestraHerbert Blomstedt, conductorEmanuel Ax, pianoALL-MOZART PROGRAMPiano Concerto No. 17 in G, K.453Symphony No. 41, Jupiter

JULY 21 SATURDAY10:30 am Rehearsal, Sunday program

8pm, ShedBoston Symphony OrchestraHerbert Blomstedt, conductorElizabeth Rowe, fluteHannah Morrison, sopranoElisabeth Kulman, mezzo-sopranoNicholas Phan, tenorMichael Nagy, baritoneTanglewood Festival Chorus,

James Burton, conductorMOZART Symphony No. 34BERNSTEIN alil, Nocturne for flute and orchestraHAYDN Missa in angustiis (Lord Nelson Mass)

JULY�14–21



JULY 22 SUNDAY2:30pm, ShedBoston Symphony OrchestraThomas Adès, conductorChristian Tetzlaff, violinThomas ADÈS Suite from Powder Her Face SIBELIUS Violin ConcertoSIBELIUS Symphony No. 5

JULY 24 TUESDAY See Ozawa Hall8pm, Ozawa Hall Special prices Emerson String QuartetALL-BEETHOVEN PROGRAMString Quartet No. 12 in E-flat, Op. 127String Quartet No. 16 in F, Op. 135String Quartet No. 14 in C-sharp minor,

Op. 131

JULY 25 WEDNESDAY See Ozawa Hall Special prices8pm, Ozawa HallEmerson String QuartetALL-BEETHOVEN PROGRAMString Quartet No. 15 in A minor, Op. 132 String Quartet No. 13 in B-flat, Op. 130 Grosse Fuge in B-flat, Op. 133


8pm, Shed Boston Symphony OrchestraJuanjo Mena, conductorGarrick Ohlsson, pianoBRITTEN Four Sea Interludes from Peter GrimesMOZART Piano Concerto No. 9 in E-flat, K.271BRAHMS Symphony No. 3

JULY�22–AUG�2JULY 28 SATURDAY10:30am Rehearsal, Sunday program

8:30pm, ShedBoston Symphony OrchestraDavid Newman, conductorBERNSTEIN West Side Story

Experience a thrilling presentation of this iconic film and winner of ten Academy Awards, including Best Picture. The Boston Symphony plays Leonard Bernstein’s electrifying score live, while the newly remastered film is shown on large screens in high definition with the original vocals and dialogue intact. This classic romantic tragedy, directed by Robert Wise and Jerome Robbins, and with lyrics by Stephen Sondheim, is one of the greatest achievements in the history of movie musicals. It features Robbins’ breathtaking choreography and a screenplay by Ernest Lehman based on the masterful book by Arthur Laurents.

JULY 29 SUNDAY2:30pm, ShedBoston Symphony OrchestraJuanjo Mena, conductorGil Shaham, violinHAYDN Symphony No. 88PROKOFIEV Violin Concerto No. 1MOZART Symphony No. 40

AUGUST 1 WEDNESDAY8pm, Ozawa HallThomas Adès, pianoKirill Gerstein, piano*DEBUSSY En blanc et noir, for two pianosSTRAVINSKY (arr. SHOSTAKOVICH)

Symphony of Psalms, for two pianosLUTOSŁAWSKI Variations on a Theme by

Paganini, for two pianosDEBUSSY Lindaraja, for two pianosThomas ADÈS Concert paraphrase on Powder Her Face, for two pianosRAVEL Rapsodie espagnole, for two pianos


AUGUST 2 THURSDAY8pm, Ozawa Hall See Ozawa Hall Special pricesPaul Lewis, pianoHAYDN Sonata No. 49 in E-flatBEETHOVEN Eleven Bagatelles, Op. 119BRAHMS Four Pieces, Op. 119HAYDN Sonata No. 32 in B minorBEETHOVEN Six Bagatelles, Op. 126HAYDN Sonata No. 40 in G

This program launches a multi-year survey at Tanglewood featuring Paul Lewis in piano works by Haydn, Beethoven, and Brahms.

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AUGUST 3 FRIDAY6pm, Ozawa HallPrelude ConcertMembers of the Boston Symphony Orchestra

8pm, Shed UnderScore Friday ConcertThe Serge and Olga Koussevitzky

Memorial ConcertBoston Symphony OrchestraCharles Dutoit, conductorKirill Gerstein, piano*GLINKA Overture to Ruslan and Ludmila RACHMANINOFF Piano Concerto No. 2STRAVINSKY The Firebird (complete)


AUGUST 4 SATURDAY10:30am Rehearsal, Sunday program

8pm, ShedBoston Symphony OrchestraBramwell Tovey, conductorNadine Sierra, sopranoIsabel Leonard, mezzo-sopranoKelley O’Connor, mezzo-sopranoNicholas Phan, tenorElliot Madore, baritoneEric Owens, bassBERNSTEIN SongfestSIBELIUS Symphony No. 2

AUG�3–9AUGUST 5 SUNDAY See Shed Special prices2:30pm, ShedBoston Symphony OrchestraCharles Dutoit, conductorJoshua Bell, violinBORODIN Polovtsian DancesWIENIAWSKI Violin Concerto No. 2PROKOFIEV Symphony No. 5

AUGUST 7 TUESDAY8pm, ShedTanglewood on ParadeBoston Symphony OrchestraBoston Pops OrchestraTanglewood Music Center OrchestraCharles Dutoit, Bramwell Tovey, Keith Lockhart,

and John Williams, conductorsKirill Gerstein, piano*Program to includeRAVEL Daphnis et Chloé, Suite No. 2GERSHWIN Rhapsody in BlueTCHAIKOVSKY 1812 Overture


Fireworks to follow the concert

AUGUST 9 THURSDAY8pm, Ozawa HallTanglewood Music Center Orchestra Stefan Asbury, conductorTanglewood Music Center Vocal FellowsDaniel Fish, directorTerese Wadden, costume designerBarbara Samuels, lighting designerBERNSTEIN A Quiet Place (chamber ensemble version by Garth Edwin Sunderland)

Conceived as a sequel to his 1952 one-act opera Trouble in Tahiti (being performed July 12), and to be heard here in a recent new version for chamber ensemble, A Quiet Place—Bernstein’s final work for the stage—was originally premiered in 1983 on a double bill with Trouble in Tahiti. Providing an intimate picture of family relationships, the story rejoins Sam from Trouble in Tahiti years later, following Dinah’s unexpected death. Entering the picture are their son Junior, daughter Dede, and her husband (and Junior’s former boyfriend) François. The final, closing scene for Sam and the three young people brings closure and hope to their lives.

Fully staged performance; sung in English with supertitles



AUGUST 10 FRIDAY7pm, Shed See Young People’s Concert Shed pricesBoston Symphony OrchestraAndris Nelsons, conductorJamie Bernstein, hostYoung People’s ConcertFrom 1958 until 1972, Leonard Bernstein and the New York Philharmonic presented a landmark series of televised Young People’s Concerts™ which introduced classical music to millions of listeners. Inspired by Bernstein’s pioneering work as an educator, the BSO and Andris Nelsons offer a one-time-only hour-long program designed especially for young audiences and their families. Following in the great tradition of her father, Jamie Bernstein will be the evening’s host and presenter.

Concert duration is approximately 60 minutes without intermission.


8pm, ShedJohn Williams’ Film Night Boston PopsJohn Williams and Andris Nelsons, conductorsJohn Williams’ Film Night has long been established as one of the Tanglewood calendar’s most consistently captivating evenings. Join Mr. Williams as he presents this year’s celebration of the music of Hollywood and beyond featuring the Boston Pops and BSO Music Director Andris Nelsons.

AUGUST 12 SUNDAY See Shed Special prices2:30pm, ShedBoston Symphony OrchestraMichael Tilson Thomas, conductorIgor Levit, pianoMichael TILSON THOMAS AgnegramRACHMANINOFF Rhapsody on a Theme

of PaganiniMAHLER Symphony No. 1

AUGUST 15 WEDNESDAY8pm, Ozawa HallIgor Levit, pianoJACK QuartetBEETHOVEN Variations and Fugue in E-flat,

Op. 35, Eroica SCHOENBERG Ode to Napoleon, Op. 41Frederic RZEWSKI The People United Will

Never Be Defeated!

AUG�10–17

AUGUST 16 THURSDAY8pm, Ozawa HallSkride QuartetMAHLER Piano Quartet in A minorMOZART Piano Quartet No. 1 in G minor, K.478BRAHMS Piano Quartet No. 1 in G minor, Op. 25


8pm, Shed UnderScore Friday ConcertBoston Symphony OrchestraAndris Nelsons, conductorYefim Bronfman, pianoBEETHOVEN Piano Concerto No. 4SHOSTAKOVICH Symphony No. 4




8pm, Shed Boston Symphony OrchestraAndris Nelsons, conductorBoston Ballet,

Mikko Nissinen, artistic directorBaiba Skride, violinALL-BERNSTEIN PROGRAMFancy Free* Divertimento for OrchestraSerenade (after Plato’s “Symposium”), for violin and orchestra

When Leonard Bernstein and Jerome Robbins created the hit ballet Fancy Free in 1944, each was just twenty-five years old. Bernstein’s first ballet score and Robbins’ first full-scale choreographic effort, it catapulted both men to stardom. In what would become his signature style, Robbins combined classical choreography with jazz and popular dance moves. Just months after Fancy Free was premiered at the old Metropolitan Opera House, its scenario had become the basis for Bernstein and Robbins’ hit Broadway musical On the Town (being performed July 7). Fancy Free will be presented here in collaboration with Boston Ballet, using Robbins’ original choreography.

*Fully staged production

AUGUST 19 SUNDAY2:30pm, Shed See Shed Special pricesThe Leonard Bernstein Memorial ConcertTanglewood Music Center OrchestraAndris Nelsons, conductorYo-Yo Ma, celloCOPLAND An Outdoor OvertureBERNSTEIN Three Meditations from Mass,

for cello and orchestraJohn WILLIAMS New work for cello and orchestra (world premiere)BARTÓK Concerto for Orchestra

AUG�18–24 AUGUST 22 WEDNESDAY�&��

AUGUST 23 THURSDAY8pm, Ozawa HallThe KnightsEric Jacobsen, conductorMiles Mykkanen, tenor (Candide)Sharleen Joynt, soprano (Cunegonde)Alex Mansoori, tenor (Baron/Governor/

Vanderdendur/Ragotski)Gabriel Preisser, baritone (Maximilian/Grand Inquisitor)Courtney Lopes and John Eirich, dancersAlison Moritz, stage directorJohn Heginbotham, choreographerAaron Copp, lighting designerAmanda Seymour, costume designerBERNSTEIN Candide

Leonard Bernstein’s delightful 1956 comic operetta Candide is based on the 18th-century philosopher Voltaire’s satirical novel, which follows the title character’s traumatic adventures in imperial Europe and semi-civilized South America. All the while, his teacher’s philosophy of “All’s for the best in this best of all possible worlds” is put to the test. Candide’s vain sweetheart Cunegonde undergoes even worse trials as they’re separated and reunited. Lillian Hellman wrote the original play; the song lyrics were mostly by poet Richard Wilbur. The score includes such familiar numbers as “Glitter and Be Gay” and

“Make Our Garden Grow.”

Fully staged performances


8pm, Shed Boston Symphony OrchestraAndris Nelsons, conductorSusan Graham, mezzo-sopranoTanglewood Festival Chorus,

James Burton, conductorChildren’s ChoirMAHLER Symphony No. 3


All programs and artists subject to change.

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AUGUST 25 SATURDAY10:30am, Rehearsal Sunday program

8pm, Shed See Bernstein Centennial Celebration Shed pricesThe Bernstein Centennial Celebration at Tanglewood Boston Symphony Orchestra*Andris Nelsons, Christoph Eschenbach, Keith Lockhart,

Michael Tilson Thomas, and John Williams, conductorsAudra McDonald, host and vocalistMidori, violinYo-Yo Ma, celloKian Soltani, celloNadine Sierra, sopranoSusan Graham, mezzo-sopranoIsabel Leonard, mezzo-sopranoThomas Hampson, baritoneJessica Vosk and Tony Yazbeck, vocalistsJames Darrah, directorTanglewood Festival Chorus,

James Burton, conductor

Reflecting the season-long theme, The Bernstein Centennial Celebration at Tanglewood spotlights Bernstein’s wide-ranging talents as a composer, his many gifts as a great interpreter and champion of other composers, and his role as an inspirer of a new generation of musicians and music lovers across the country and around the globe. The gala concert will feature a kaleidoscopic array of artists and ensembles from the worlds of classical music, film, and Broadway. The entire first half of the program is dedicated to selections from such brilliant Bernstein works as Candide, West Side Story, Mass, and Serenade. Music from the classical canon very dear to Bernstein’s heart—selections from Mahler’s Des Knaben Wunderhorn and music by Copland—plus a new work by John Williams, makes up a good portion of the program’s second half; the finale of Mahler’s Resurrection Symphony brings the concert to a dramatic close.

*Joined by members of the New York Philharmonic, Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra, Israel Philharmonic Orchestra, Tanglewood Music Center Orchestra, Pacific Music Festival, and Schleswig-Holstein Music Festival.

AUGUST 26 SUNDAY2:30pm, Shed See Shed Special pricesBoston Symphony OrchestraChristoph Eschenbach, conductor Hanna-Elisabeth Müller, sopranoSasha Cooke, mezzo-sopranoJoseph Kaiser, tenorThomas Hampson, baritoneTanglewood Festival Chorus,

James Burton, conductorBEETHOVEN Symphony No. 9

One Day University at TanglewoodAUGUST 26 SUNDAY, OZAWA HALL9:30am–1:15pm

Foreign Policy, Sleep, and Climate Change One Day University, the acclaimed lifelong learning series, returns to Tanglewood for the eighth year! Join these award-winning professors from three renowned schools, each presenting their best lecture in Ozawa Hall. Then join Ray and Maria Stata Music Director Andris Nelsons and the BSO for the 2018 season finale performance of Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony.

American Foreign Policy: Where Are We Headed?Stephen Kotkin, Professor of History and International Affairs,

Princeton University

The Science of Sleep: How it Affects Creativity, Focus and MemoryJessica Payne, Professor of Psychology, University of Notre Dame

Climate Change: What We Know and What We Don’t KnowDavid Helfand, Professor of Astronomy, Columbia University

General Registration: $159Each registration includes all three lectures, VIP parking, plus one complimentary lawn admission or a 10% discount on a Shed ticket for the August 26 Shed concert at 2:30pm.

AUG�25–26


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Special Concert $114 $97 $70 $47 $34 $23

Friday-evening Concert $104 $85 $57 $23 $16 $12

Boston Pops $128 $109 $78 $57 $44 $23

Tanglewood on Parade (8/7) $114 $97 $70 $47 $34 $24

Young People’s Concert (8/10) $45 N/A N/A $25 N/A $12

Bernstein Centennial Celebration (8/25)*

$2500/ $1500

$750/ $125 $95 $65 $44 $25

*Tickets at $750 and up include Centennial Celebration dinner and concert. Contact Kathleen Pendleton at 617-638-9391 for more information.

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Wait Wait...Don’t Tell Me! (6/21) $125 $76 $60 $45 N/A $24

A Prairie Home Companion (6/30) $80 $60 $45 N/A N/A $21

James Taylor (7/3 & 7/4) $115 $83 N/A N/A N/A $28

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Boston Pops $117 $101 $72 $53 $42 $21

Tanglewood on Parade (8/7) $104 $87 $62 $43 $31 $21

75th Gala (7/14)$2,500* $1,000* $500*

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Opening Night (7/6) $104* $87 $62 $43 $31 $20

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Silk Road Ensemble (6/22 & 24) $99 $79 $65 $20

Anne-Sophie Mutter (7/12) $99 $79 $65 $20

Chris Botti (8/5) $99 $79 $65 $21

Jazz $63 $53 $42 $20

Family Concert (8/25) $10, free for kids under 18

Festival of Contemporary Music Pass $50

Purchase a pass to the 2012 Festival of Contemporary Music, valid for all six Tanglewood Music Center performances on August 9, 10, 11, 12 (10am & 8pm), and 13.

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Chris Botti (8/5) $99 $79 $65 $21

Jazz $63 $53 $42 $20

Family Concert (8/25) $10, free for kids under 18

Festival of Contemporary Music Pass $50

Purchase a pass to the 2012 Festival of Contemporary Music, valid for all six Tanglewood Music Center performances on August 9, 10, 11, 12 (10am & 8pm), and 13.

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One Day University (8/26) $159 general admission

Festival of Contemporary Music Pass $40Purchase a pass to the 2018 Festival of Contemporary Music, valid for general admission to five performances (includes lawn ticket only for July 30 concert at 8pm). Donors of $100 and above should note benefits regarding complimentary tickets to FCM concerts.

Please note: Balcony levels of Ozawa Hall are not currently accessible by elevator. Patrons who have difficulty climbing stairs will be seated on the orchestra level of the hall. If you require orchestra-level seating, please inform the Box Office when purchasing tickets so that you will be accommodated.

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PURCHASING�TICKETSFriends of Tanglewood may order advance tickets. Please follow instructions on the enclosed letter. Tickets to all Tanglewood events go on sale Sunday, January 28, 2018, to the general public.

Online Beginning January 28, 2018, at 10am, the general public may order tickets online at tanglewood.org. Orders are subject to a $6.50 per ticket handling fee. This fee is waived on advance orders before January 24, 2018. Friends of Tanglewood can purchase online in advance of this date.

By Telephone Friends of Tanglewood may call SymphonyCharge during your membership level’s advance ticketing period at 617-266-1200 or 888-266-1200 to charge tickets using a major credit card. See instructions on the enclosed letter. Telephone orders are subject to a $6.50 per ticket handling fee. This fee is waived on advance orders placed before January 24, 2018.

Special Group Discounts For complete information on group benefits, including ticket discounts, advance ticket sales, and exclusive use of our private tents, please call the Group Sales Office at 617-638-9345 or 800-933-4255.

Saturday-morning Rehearsals Please note: Rehearsals may focus on a particular passage or occasionally repeat a passage, and may also omit movements or entire pieces. Shed seats are reserved/ticketed seating only, not general admission.

Tickets are: $34 (Front and Boxes) $24 (Rear) $14 (Lawn)

Rehearsal subscriptions are also available. Choose a minimum of four Rehearsals and receive a discount of 15% off the regular ticket price. The Saturday-morning Rehearsals begin at 10:30am, with a Pre-Rehearsal Talk at 9:30am free to Rehearsal ticket holders.

Accessible Seating Accessible seats are available. Please contact our Access Services Administrator at 617-638-9431.

Student Discount A 50% discount on Friday-evening lawn tickets is available to college and graduate students 18 and over with a student ID. Tickets must be purchased in person at the Main Box Office, only on the night of the performance.

Prelude Tickets Your ticket to the Friday-evening BSO concert also admits you to the BSO Prelude Concert at 6pm in Ozawa Hall. Your ticket for Saturday evening also admits you to the 6pm (Saturday) TMC Prelude Concert. Seating for Prelude Concerts is available on a first-come, first-served basis. BSO Prelude Concerts feature smaller-scale works performed by members of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, often joined by distinguished guests.

Parking Free parking is available. Preferred parking is offered to Friends of Tanglewood at the $750 level or higher. Please call the Friends Office at 617-638-9267 for details.

Lawn Pass Books Purchasing a Lawn Pass Book provides flexibility and savings. No further ticketing is necessary. The books of 11 tickets are valid for all regular and specially priced BSO concerts and Pops concerts in the Koussevitzky Music Shed and Ozawa Hall. Tickets are not valid for Popular Artists. Lawn Pass Books are available at the special price of $180 through June 24. After June 24, Lawn Pass Books may be purchased for $190.

Upgrade for Lawn Tickets Lawn tickets may be upgraded for tickets inside the Shed for the cost of the difference between the lawn ticket price and the price of the seat in the Shed. Subject to availability. Not valid for lawn tickets that have no dollar value (e.g., complimentary tickets, passes, etc.).

TMC Tickets TMC Orchestra concerts Friends of Tanglewood may order tickets for TMC Orchestra concerts online. Tickets will be sold to the public beginning January 28.

Ozawa Hall seats: $57, $47, $37 Lawn: $13

TMC recitals, chamber music, String Quartet Marathon, and Festival of Contemporary Music performances Friends of Tanglewood at the $100 level receive one free admission, and Friends at the $200 level or higher receive two free admissions, to all TMC Fellow recital, chamber, and Festival of Contemporary Music performances (excluding TMC Orchestra concerts, which Friends may order online). Friends should present their membership cards at the gate one hour before concert time.

Additional and non-member tickets can be purchased in advance to each recital, chamber music, String Quartet Marathon, or Festival of Contemporary Music concert for $13 (excluding TMC Orchestra concerts).

BUTI concerts: $13. BUTI Wind Ensemble and Chorus Concerts: Free.

For information about becoming a Friend of Tanglewood, please call 617-638-9267.

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