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SUNDAY, JUNE 15

8:00-9:00am | Meditation Mount
Ojai Festival Singers
Kevin Fox, conductor

Hymnfest: An interactive selection of spirituals and hymns of old and new

11:00am-12:30 pm | Libbey Bowl
The Knights
Eric Jacobsen, conductor

MOZART: Symphony No. 41 in C major, K. 551, “Jupiter”

Canonade: A “mélange of musical canons and canon-esque miscellaney” with selected works by Josquin, Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, Schumann, Kurtág, Purcell, P.D.Q. Bach, Uri Caine, and J.S. Bach

The Sunday Morning concert is sponsored in honor of The Thacher School

[reveal heading=”%image% Program Details”] After the contrapuntal pyrotechnics of Mozart’s Jupiter Symphony, Jeremy Denk unleashes a salvo of musical canons, old and new, silly and serious, by Adès, Schumann, and PDQ Bach – plus an encore by Mozart at his naughtiest. A hard act to follow, unless it’s Uri Caine’s arrangement of J.S. Bach’s intriguing Goldberg canons.[/reveal]

2:00-3:00pm | Ojai Art Center
Timo Andres, piano

TIMO ANDRES: It takes a long time to be a good composer
SCHUMANN: Kreisleriana

*Major Donor event*

5:30-7:30pm | Libbey Bowl
Jeremy Denk, piano
Ojai Festival Singers
The Knights
Kevin Fox, Eric Jacobsen, conductors

LIGETI: Piano Études Books I & II
IVES: Psalm 90
BEETHOVEN: Fantasy in C Minor for Piano, Chorus, and Orchestra, Op.80, “Choral Fantasy”

[reveal heading=”%image% Program Details”] This Ojai finale is a crescendo of forces from Ligeti’s witty and fiendishly difficult piano études to Ives’ grandiose setting of Psalm 90 for chorus, bells and organ, and culminating with Beethoven’s magnificently quirky fantasy for piano, orchestra, chorus and soloists. Join Jeremy Denk for this extravagant celebration of music pushing at the limits.[/reveal]

Programs and artists are subject to change.