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FUNK BAND & COMBOSAT DEC 3 | 8pmThe ensembles perform contemporary and traditional jazz. Bill Warfield, director.

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LU WIND ENSEMBLEJUBILEESUN DEC 4 | 3pmAn afternoon of festive music for all seasons. David Diggs, director.

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S ACADEMY OF VOCAL ARTSRIGOLETTOSUN NOV 13 | 4pmVerdi’s exciting opera tells the story of a hunchbacked jester, an outsider, who struggles to balance the dueling elements of beauty and evil that exist in his life as he tries to protect his daughter from the licentious Duke of Mantua. Hear the famous aria, La donna e mobile, and other beautiful melodies.

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SUN NOV 20 | 4pmThe audience is in the middle of the action in this fun, experiential show as Dorothy and her friends battle the Wicked Witch to find the brains, the heart and the courage they never knew they had. Inspired by L. Frank Baum’s original stories, this clever adaptation puts the audience front and center. Find out why there’s no place like home!

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MAHLER: SYMPHONY NO. 6FRI, SAT DEC 9, 10 | 8pmJoin the members of the Lehigh University Philharmonic for a stirring performance of Mahler’s opulent and lush Symphony No. 6, a masterpiece of Viennese fin-de-siécle romanticism. Eugene Albulescu, director.

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CHRISTMAS VESPERSSUN DEC 11 • 4 & 8pm PACKER MEMORIAL CHURCH Lehigh University Choral Arts presents its annual Christmas gift to the community. Steven Sametz, artistic director; Sun Min Lee, associate director. Free; No Tickets Req’d; Early arrival suggested.

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S CHE MALAMBOARGENTINIAN MUSIC & DANCESUN APR 2 | 7:30pmInspired by the spirit of gauchos, a powerhouse all-male dance troupe blends precise footwork, rhythmic stomping, drumming and song in honor of Argentina’s famous cowboys. Renowned Parisian choreographer Gilles Brinas’ exhilarating show features fast-paced zapateo, traditional bombos and whirling boleadoras.

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SKETCHES OF SPAIN SAT APR 8 | 8pmThe ensemble performs the classic Miles Davis/Gil Evans collaboration. Bill Warfield, director.

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THE WOMEN OF KURT WEILL: IN AND OUT OF LOVESUN APR 9 | 7pmHuffstodt portrays the iconic feminine creations of Kurt Weill - as they pass through the divergent worlds of the cabarets of Berlin and Paris, and the stages of Broadway.

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S THE ILLUSIONISTSTHU APR 20 | 8pmThis mind-blowing magical spectacle showcases the jaw dropping talents of seven of the most incredible illusionists on earth. Their Broadway show has shattered box office records around the globe and dazzled audiences with a powerful mix of outrageous and astonishing acts including illusion, levitation, mind-reading and disappearance.

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IAN ROSENBAUM, PERCUSSIONTHU MAR 2 | 8pmSolo recital for the Ulrich Artist-In-Residence featuring works by Andy Akiho, the 2014 Rome Prize Winner in Musical Composition.

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S JOEY ALEXANDER TRIOFRI MAR 3 | 7:30pmFresh off his show-stopping Grammy® performance, this 13-year-old Balinese jazz prodigy first encountered a piano at the age of six. In 2014, he performed at a star-studded NYC gala for Jazz at Lincoln Center alongside Wynton Marsalis. His debut disc, My Favorite Things, received a Grammy® nomination for Best Jazz Instrumental Album.

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IAN ROSENBAUM, PERCUSSIONSAT MAR 4 | 8pmWorks for percussion and string quartet featuring Andy Akiho’s brilliant piece, LIgNEouS, the premiere of a new work by Paul Salerni, and a selection of works from the Dalí Quartet’s classical roots and Latin soul repertoire.

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SERENDIPITYSUN MAR 5 | 3pmA concert filled with musical pleasures featuring a quintet composition by Giuseppe Cambini and the premiere performance of Sinfonietta Italiana by Paul Salerni composed for the East Winds Quintet. David Diggs, director.

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S TAJ EXPRESSTHE BOLLYWOOD MUSICAL REVUEFRI FEB 10 | 8pmExperience a dance romance direct from Mumbai as premier Bollywood talent twirl through 2000 sparkly costumes on a lavish set. It’s a fun fusion of east and west: classical dance steps and new sexy moves; silks and turbans mixed with leather and lycra; upbeat modern music played on the finest classical Indian instruments.

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DUO NOUVEAU – FROM BAROQUE TO BOWIESUN FEB 12 | 3pmWhat has 94 strings, 14 pedals and a surprisingly unconventional repertoire? Duo Nouveau, the mother-daughter harp duo, celebrates 20 years of performances together with a concert featuring original works for two harps as well as inventive arrangements of music from other idioms.

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TRUMPET & SONGSAT JAN 21 Dinner & Show 6pm • Show Only 7 & 9pm

As DownBeat magazine’s Rising Star, this devilishly angelic trumpeter/vocalist is “poised to be one of the most versatile and imposing musicians of her generation.” (Wall Street Journal) A specialist in American hot jazz, worldly rhythms and modern jazz, her CD, So is the Day, hit #7 on the National Jazz Charts. G

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TUE JAN 24 | 7:30pmBroadway’s quintessential comedy classic follows new chorus girl Peggy Sawyer, fresh off the bus from Allentown, PA, as she sings and dances to the top of The Great White Way. Tap your feet to We’re In The Money, Lullaby of Broadway, Shuffle Off To Buffalo, Dames, I Only Have Eyes For You and the unforgettable 42nd Street.

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S TOUT À TRACALICE IN WONDERLANDSUN MAR 19 | 1* & 4pmThis unique company explores the madness and mayhem of Carroll’s fairy tale through a creative theatricality intertwining masks, singing, dancing and puppetry. You’re invited to an unforgettable tea party!

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S RUSSIAN NATIONAL BALLET THEATRESWAN LAKEFRI MAR 24 | 8pmWill Prince Siegfried break the spell entrapping the lovely Swan Queen? Technically demanding and emotionally riveting, Tchaikovsky’s classic fairy tale ballet is performed by an elegant company of Russia’s most accomplished dancers.

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THE BRAHMS VIOLIN SONATASSUN MAR 26 | 3pmLyrical. Passionate. Dramatic. Spend an afternoon with violinist Michael Jorgensen and pianist Jocelyn Swigger as they present three masterworks for violin and piano by Johannes Brahms.

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THE AMERICAN SONGBOOKFRI MAR 31 • SAT APR 1 | 8pmFavorites from Stephen Foster to Stephen Sondheim, and a little more! Steven Sametz, artistic director; Sun Min Lee, associate director.

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FUNK BAND & COMBOSAT APR 22 | 8pmThe ensembles perform classic and contemporary jazz. Bill Warfield, director.

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HOLST: THE PLANETSFRI, SAT APR 28, 29 | 8pmThe orchestra performs Holst’s evocative suite of planetary portraits under the direction of Eugene Albulescu. Christopher Gross, the Theodore U. Horger ’61 Artist-in-Residence for the Performing and Visual Arts, performs a cello concerto.

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IMMORTAL CHIA WARRIOR’S QUEST FOR HARMONY SUN APR 30 | 4pmDirect from China, this magnificent cultural fusion of martial arts, stunning video images, fabulous costumes and original music, also features “Takata”, the amazing and beautiful female Chinese drummers.

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EVERYTIME I FEEL THE SPIRIT!FRI MAY 5 | 7:30pm • SAT MAY 6 | 4pmAn extraordinary concert demonstrating the power of choral singing with guest ensemble Joyful Noise, a special needs choir. Steven Sametz, artistic director; Sun Min Lee, associate director.

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BRITISH & AMERICAN CLASSICS FOR WINDSSUN MAY 7 | 3pmRenowned British composer Martin Ellerby has been commissioned to write for this special concert. Other featured composers include Morton Gould and Ralph Vaughan-Williams. David Diggs, director.

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S NATIONAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA OF UKRAINEDVOŘÁK: FROM THE NEW WORLDSAT FEB 18 | 8pmOne of Europe’s finest symphony orchestras performs Dvořák, Carnival Overture, Op. 92; Schumann, Piano Concerto in A minor, Op. 54; and Dvořák, Symphony No. 9 in D minor, From the New World.

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CONCERTO MARATHONFRI, SAT FEB 24, 25 | 8pmThis popular annual concert is highlighted by student soloists playing concerto movements with the orchestra. Eugene Albulescu, director.

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FEET DON’T FAIL ME NOWSAT SEP 10 | 7pm We’re kicking off our 20th-anniversary season with a rapid fire tap dancing spectacle that took top prize at the Edinburgh Arts Festival. Feel the burst of energy from talented hoofers with a trunk full of tap shoes, funky costumes, a swingin’ band, and Heatbox, the human beatbox, as they riff, shuffle and stomp!

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S START MAKING SENSETHE MUSIC OF THE TALKING HEADSSAT SEP 17 | 8pmThis band faithfully recreates the late seventies/1980s music, vibe and genius of David Byrne, Chris Frantz, Tina Weymouth and Jerry Harrison with hits such as Once In A Lifetime, Road to Nowhere, Wild Wild Life, Psycho Killer, Burning Down the House and more. Here’s your chance to relive the Heads music from their new wave heyday.

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S CIRQUE ÉLOIZE SALOONFRI SEP 23 | 7:30pmSaddle up for an audacious adventure as Cirque Éloize pioneers a new kind of Wild West! Gold diggers, chorus girls and cowboys create a thrilling ride with acrobatics, boot-stomping dance, high jinx and high emotion.

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HOT OFF THE PRESSSAT SEP 24 | 8pmNYC-based Hell’s Kitchen Funk Orchestra plays selections of R&B, funk and experimental jazz from their newest BluJazz Record release. Bill Warfield, director.

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SAT OCT 1 Dinner & Show 6pm • Show Only 7pm

With artistic grace and Caribbean soul, the Dalí Quartet is today’s freshest voice in classical and Latin American music. This world-touring string ensemble has a local connection with Bethlehem native, Domenic Salerni, the quartet’s new first violinist. G

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FRI OCT 14 | 7:30pmTake a full-throttle journey traversing the struggles, fears and triumphs of gritty and tenacious NYC high school students pursuing the American Dream while navigating the worlds of dance, music and theatre. Based on the Academy Award-winning film and Emmy Award-winning television series, this upbeat and riveting title has been brilliantly transformed into musical theatre.

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S CYRILLE AIMÉESAT OCT 29 | 8pmWith the allure of a gypsy and the voice of an angel, vocalist Cyrille Aimée thrills audiences throughout the world. Her upbringing in France by a French father and Dominican mother helped to steep her in broad musical traditions. She is equally at home on the concert stage or in a cabaret.

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STORYTELLER: MUSIC OF POETS, MYTHS & DREAMSSUN OCT 30 | 3pmA faculty recital features the music of Debussy, Dvor̆ák, Dillon and more by the Theodore U. Horger ’61 Artist-in-Residence for the Performing and Visual Arts.

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RISE UP!FRI, SAT NOV 4, 5 | 8pmReena Esmail’s newly commissioned, I Rise, for women’s chorus is featured to celebrate the 10th-anniversary of Dolce, the LU women’s ensemble, and the 45th year of women at Lehigh. Also, the premiere of Ola Gjeilo’s transcendent, Sunrise Mass. Steven Sametz, artistic director.

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NOV 4, 5, 9-12 | 7:30pm • NOV 6 | 2pmThis French comedy comes to life in a sparkling English verse translation. Orgon has taken into his home the righteous, pious and virtuous Tartuffe. When the rest of the family doubts Tartuffe’s virtue, traps are set, masks are dropped, and the truth is exposed. This comic knot is so tightly tied that it takes near divine intervention to put things right. Augustine Ripa, director.

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S GRAVITY & OTHER MYTHSA SIMPLE SPACESUN NOV 6 | 4pmAward-winning Australian acrobats push their physical limits without reserve! “A Cirque du Soleil with a fistful of grit” (UK Express), their original work is an awe-inspiring display of strength, skill and creativity. Enhanced by live percussion, you can feel the heat, hear every breath and be immersed in every moment!

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BIG BAND & FUNK TRIBUTESAT NOV 12 | 8pmFeaturing “Blue Lou” Marini from the Blues Brothers, students, jazz faculty and local professional musicians perform contemporary big band jazz and funk. Bill Warfield, director.

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Celebrate our 20th-anniversary with Emmy and Tony Award-winning actress and singer Kristin Chenoweth. Broadway lovers know her best as Tony Award-nominated Glinda the Good Witch in Wicked, or for her Tony-winning performance in You’re A Good Man, Charlie Brown. She won an Emmy for Pushing Daisies and was nominated for her role in Glee. She has a coveted star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

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• Support High Quality Programs: ticket sales cover only 50% of presenting world-class guest artists. • Enrich Education and Outreach programs: assists our emphasis on family, education and outreach that influence thousands of students and community groups at low-to-no cost. • Enhance Lehigh music and theatre, and the local arts: by helping keep operating costs low. □ Friend $100 □ Patron $250 □ Fellow $500 □ Artist $1,000 □ Maestro $2,500 □ Producer $5,000 □ Matching gift: My/My spouse’s company: ________________________ will match this gift.

□ I choose not to receive any benefits, beyond program listing, making my entire gift charitible. Please list my name in the program as: ___________________________________ Ticket benefits: Fellow and above: 2 tickets to a Music or Theatre Dept performance of your choice.

Maestro and above: 2 tickets to a Guest Artist performance and 2 tickets to the 9/18 Morgan James 6pm dinner/7pm cabaret.

for a full description of benefits, visit www.ZoellnerArtsCenter.org

SEATS WILL BE ASSIGNED ON SUBSCRIPTION RENEWALS BEGINNING JUNE 19

Subscription Total (from reverse) $__________ □ 50/50 option for orders received by June 19: 50% charged immediately, 50% charged 7/7/15 GIFT $__________ □ charge gift now or □ Pledge, payable by 12/31/15 _________________________________________ GRAND TOTAL: $__________ signature

Joey Alexander & Cyrille Aimee will have table seating in the orchestra pit area (higher price on the order form)

For office use only

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