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2010-2011 OPEN REHEARSAL SCHEDULE revised as of Sept. 3, 2010(Final order of music at these dress rehearsals has not been determined yet, though it usually is rehearsed in theconcert order which is what is listed. This document will be updated when actual rehearsal orders are known.)

DATE TIME CONCERT ARTIST

10/1/1010a Classics 1 Daniel Hege, Conductor  

Friday Olga Kern, piano GODFREY Rockets & BellsRACHMANINOFF Piano Concerto No. 2TCHAIKOVSKY Symphony No. 4

10/7/2010a Classics 2 Daniel Hege, Conductor  Thursday Yeol Eum Son, piano

GLINKA Russlan & Ludmilla OvertureMOZART Piano Concerto No. 21PROKOFIEV Classical SymphonySTRAUSS Till Eulenspiegel

10/29/10 10a Classics 3 Fabio Mechetti, Conductor  Friday Augustin Hadelich, violin

CUSTER Anniversary FanfareDVORAK Violin ConcertoFALLA Three Cornered Hat

11/4/107p Classics 4 Daniel Hege, Conductor  Thursday Syracuse University Oratorio Society

Syracuse Children’s ChorusJanet Brown, soprano; Timothy LeFebvre, baritone

COPLAND Old American SongsBRAHMS A German Requiem

11/12/10 1p Pops 2 Ron Spigelman, Conductor  Friday

BEST OF THE BIG BANDS

12/17/10 1p Pops 3 Ron Spigelman, Conductor  

Friday HOLIDAY POPS

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2010-2011 OPEN REHEARSAL SCHEDULE (continued) as of Sept. 3, 2010

DATE TIME CONCERT ARTIST

1/6/11 2p Classics 5 Daniel Hege, Conductor  Thursday Julie Albers, cello

J. STRAUSS JR. Die Fledermaus OvertureSCHUMANN Cello ConcertoBEETHOVEN Leonore Overture No. 3STRAUSS Der Rosenkavalier Suite

1/20/112p Classics 6 Daniel Hege, Conductor  Thursday Janet Brown, soprano

MOZART Symphony No. 1MOZART Exsultate jubilateMOZART Marriage of Figaro OvertureMOZART Symphony No. 41

2/4/11 10a Classics 7 Daniel Hege, Conductor  Friday BEYOND THE SCORE (multi-media)

VIVALDI Four Seasons

2/25/1110a Classics 8 Kazuyoshi Akiyama, Conductor Friday NEXUS

REICH Music for Wood PiecesTAKEMITSU From Me Flows What You Call Time

SIBELIUS Symphony No. 2

3/4/11 10a Classics 9 Neal Gittleman, Conductor  Friday Terrence Wilson, piano

DAUGHERTY Rosa Parks BoulevardLISZT Piano Concert No. 2BEETHOVEN Symphony No. 6

3/25/1110a Classics 10 JoAnn Falletta, Conductor Friday Eliot Fisk and Zaira Meneses, guitars

BERNSTEIN West Side Story DancesVIVALDI Concerto for Two MandolinsBEASER Guitar ConcertoTURINA Danzas fantasticas (III)

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2010-2011 OPEN REHEARSAL SCHEDULE (continued) as of Sept. 3, 2010

DATE TIME CONCERT ARTIST

4/14/117p Classics 11 Daniel Hege, Conductor  Thursday Cornell University Chorus

Joanna Mongiardo, soprano; Lianne Coble, soprano

Quinn Patrick, mezzo; Dinyar Vania, tenor Jake Gardner, bass-baritone

J.S. BACH Mass in B minor  

5/13/1110a Pops 6 Grant Cooper, Conductor  Friday Dan Kamin, artist

CHARLIE CHAPLIN AT THE SYMPHONY 5/20/1110a Classics 12 Daniel Hege, Conductor  Friday

WAGNER Prelude to Die Meistersinger GOLIJOV (New Commission)BERLIOZ Symphonie fantastique

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TO: STAFF

FROM: Dick Decker 

RE: Open Rehearsals for 2010-2011 Season

DATE: September 3, 2010

THE ATTACHED REVISED LISTINGS REFLECT THE CHANGES THAT WERE MADE TO THE 10-11SEASON PROGRAMMING AND SCHEDULING. PLEASE DISCARD THE PREVIOUS VERSION OF THISOPEN REHEARSALS LISTING THAT WAS PROVIDED TO YOU PREVIOUSLY.

You will find attached a list of open rehearsals for the 2010-2011 Season to which there is limited access to thepublic. Board Members & Donors of a certain level are eligible to attend these listed rehearsals on a regular basisAdditionally some rehearsals are targeted specifically for larger groups. Dress rehearsals targeted for students andteachers will be passed on when they are developed. Development Department will designate dress rehearsals fordonors as well for this season. Please refer anyone interested in attending one of these designated rehearsals as partof these larger groups respectively to either the Development Department or Education. For known larger groups(c. 75 and above) arrangements will have to be made with Oncenter about securing a redcoat usher for any planneduse of Montgomery Street doors as either entrance or exit for attendees. For those individuals eligible to attendthese services on a regular ongoing basis you need to convey the following rules and regulations though with theexception of entering and exiting these would apply for larger groups as well:

- Development staff, Robert Allen, Jon Mosbo, and Cindy Decker need to be informed of participants

- Entrance through artist entrance on Madison Street (must sign in) usually 10-15 minutes before servicestarts (special arrangements need to be implemented for larger development and education groups to enter

through front-of-house).

- Access to seating via stage right stairwell if entering from the rear.

- Seating in orchestra section rows F to back of orchestra

- No food or drink allowed

- Conversations should be kept soft and non-disruptive

- No recording, taping, video-taping or photography of any services

- Participants should attempt to restrict arrivals & departures to orchestra breaks

- Usually applause is not encouraged

- Lobby restrooms should be used by rehearsal attendees