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HOLLYWOOD BOWL 2010 SEASONCHRONOLOGICAL LISTING OF EVENTS

J UNE 2 010JUNE 2 010OPEN I NG N I GH T AT T H E HO L LYWOODB O W L *Fireworks* (Non-subscription)

Friday, June 18, at 8:30 PM

OPENING NIGHT AT THE BOWL

DONNA SUMMER , inductee

HOLLYWOOD BOWL ORCHEST!

THOMAS WILKINS, conductor

THE CARPENTER S, inductee; accepted by RICHARD

CARPENTER

JEAN-YVES THIBAUDET, inductee

HERB ALPERT, presenter

Each year, in a glamorous star- studded evening , the

Hollywood Bowl launches its offi cial season w ith Opening

Night at the Bowl, featuring the Hollywood Bowl Hall of

Fame concer t . #e 2010 inductees are Donna Summer, the

Car penters (accepted by R ichard Car penter), and Jean-

Yv e s #ibaudet. Multiple Grammy-winning

musician/composer/producer Herb Alpert will induct the

Carpenters in this fun-$l led gala , which culminates in a

spectacular $rework s display. W hat a great way to enjoy al l

that the Bowl has to off er!

An exciting , v ibrant performer and a cultural pop icon,

Donna Summer $rst sold out the Bowl in 1979 and sold it

out again as recently as 2008. She i s one of a smal l group

of artists to sell over 100 million records, including such hits

as “Love to Love You, Baby,” and “Bad Girls.”

#e Carpenters’ relationship with the Hollywood Bowl dates

back to 1966, w hen 16-year-old K aren and 19-year-old

R ichard won three award s at the venue’s “Ba& le of the

Bands,” an event that launched their legendar y career,

during which they also sold over 100 million records.

World-renow ned p iani st Jean-Yves #ibaudet $rst

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appeared on the Hol lywood Bowl stage in 1989 and has

per formed at the venue on a reg ular basi s ever s ince. In

addition to recording over 40 classical albums, he has also

ventured into jazz w ith CDs such as Conversations with Bill

Evans an d Reflections on Duke.

Proceed s bene$t Music Matters, which supports L A Phil Education

programs. # e Hol ly wood Bow l Hal l of Fame is created and produced by

Way ne Bar uch and Charles F. Gay ton.

For information on patron, Pool Circle or Garden packages including

reception, dinner, and prime concert seating , cal l 213.972.3051 .

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KC R W ’ S W O R L D F E S T I VA L Sunday, June 20, at 7 PM

BAABA MAAL with special guests PL AYING FOR CHANGE

YEASAYER

TINARIWEN

FOOL’S GOLD

Ear thy Afr ican sounds of Baaba Maal and Tinariwen meet

tribal electro-prog Yeasayer and tropical Afro-pop of Fool’s

Gold in this extraordinar y bil l assembled to kick off the

summer season.

GREASE S I NG -A - LONG(Non-subscription)

Friday, June 25, at 7 PM (Pre-show), 8:30 PM (film)

GREASE SING-A-LONG

DIDI CONN (Frenchy), host

Audience members should bring their best poodle skir ts &

sadd le shoes, b i ker jackets & shades for the pre- show

parade, and their heartiest vocals for a frolicking ‘50s sing-

along to Grease, for the $rst t ime on the Bowl’s giant

screen. Grease i s the word!

A B B A FEST(Non-subscription)

Saturday, June 26, at 7:30 PM

ABBA FEST with ABBA: The Music

MEN ALIVE, THE O! NGE COUNT Y GAY MEN’S

CHORUS

Back at the Bow l by popular demand, a night of ABBA-

fabulous f un! Dance and sing w ith the world 's best ABBA

tribute band, direct from Sweden, and warm up w ith a 140-

strong men's choir doing al l the hits! Mamma Mia!

KC R W ’ S W O R L D F E S T I VA L Sunday, June 27, at 7 PM

GOLDF! P P

ORQUESTA BUENA VISTA SOCIAL CLUB® featuring

OMA! PORTUONDO

tUnE-yArDs

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From the dance 'oor princess of electro-pop to the queen

of Cuban music, women are celebrated in this outstanding

triple bill. A deliciously unpredictable lo-$ phenom opens

the show.

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J U LYJU LY 2010 2010

J U LY 4 th F I R E W O R K S S P E C TA C U L A R*Fireworks* (Non-subscription)

Friday, July 2, at 7:30 PMSaturday, July 3, at 7:30 PMSunday, July 4, at 7:30 PM

JULY 4TH FIREWORKS SPECTACULAR

VINCE GILL, special guest

LOS ANGELES PHILHARMONIC

JOHN MORRIS RUSSELL, conductor

U.S. AIR FORCE BAND OF THE GOLDEN WEST

Inspiring, stirring patriotic music; country superstar

singer/guitarist Vince Gil l and his many hits; and the Bowl’s

famous py rotechnic display – al l this and more make the

Hollywood Bowl the ver y best place to spend the July 4th

holiday.

The July 4 concert benefits the LA Phil Musicians Pension Fund.There is a 50 percent discount for children 12 and under.

T U E S D AY C L A S S I C S*Fireworks*

Tuesday, July 6, at 8 PM


G! NT GERSHON, conductor

JESSICA RIVE! , s o p r a n o

CHRISTINE B! N D E S, s o p ran o

KELLY O’CONNOR , alto

LOS ANGELES MASTER CHO! LE

HAYDN Te Deum

VIVALDI Gloria

POULENC Gloria

HANDEL “Hallelujah” Chorus with Fireworks

J A Z Z AT T H E BOWL Wednesday, July 7, at 8 PM

FEMI KUTI & THE POSITIVE FORCE

TERENCE BLANCHARD

with LULA WASHINGTON DANCE THEATRE

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RICHARD BONA

Exploring the rhythmic roots of jazz through African music,

Femi Kuti brings his explosive grooves and inv igorating

dancers, whi le jazz tr umpeter Terence Blanchard and L. A .’s

own LWDT collaborate on a new work . Cameroonian

bassi st Bona opens.

T H U R S D AY C L A S S I C S Thursday, July 8, at 8 PM


NIKOLAJ ZNAIDER, violin/conductor

MOZART Violin Concerto No. 2, K . 211

B! HMS Tragic Overture

SCHUMANN Symphony No. 2

W E E K E N D S P E C TA C U L A R S*Fireworks*

Friday, July 9, at 8:30 PMSaturday, July 10, at 8:30 PM

A BEATLES CELEBRATION



Special guests PA( I AUSTIN, ROB L AUFER , BE( Y E

LaVE( E, BRIAN STOKES MITCHELL and TODD

RUNDGREN

Forty-$ve year s a) er the Beatles played the Hollywood

Bowl, we celebrate the musical innovations and greatest

symphonic moments of the most popular rock band of al l

time.

S U N D AY S U N S E T C O N C E R T S Sunday, July 11, at 7:30 PM

A BEATLES CELEBRATION



Special guests PA( I AUSTIN, ROB L AUFER , BE( Y E

LaVE( E, BRIAN STOKES MITCHELL and TODD

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RUNDGREN

Forty-$ve year s a) er the Beatles played the Hollywood

Bowl, we celebrate the musical innovations and greatest

symphonic moments of the most popular rock band of al l

time.

T U E S D AY C L A S S I C S Tuesday, July 13, at 8 PM


!FAEL FRÜHBECK DE BURGOS, conductor

MARTIN CHALIFOUR, violin

SAINT- SAENS Violin Concerto No. 3

!VEL Daphnis and Chloe, Suite No. 2

D E B U S S Y La mer

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SMOKEY ROBINSON

LIZZ WRIGHT

Multiple award-winner, King of Motown Smokey Robinson

makes his Bowl debut! Celebrating his 50th anniversar y in

the music business, the beloved, satin-voiced vocalist w i l l

perform songs from his new CD Time Flies When You’re

Having Fun, as wel l as his s ignature hits “ Tears of a Clow n,”

“ Track s of My Tears,” “I Second # at Emotion” and more.

T H U R S D AY C L A S S I C S

Thursday, July 15, at 8 PM


!FAEL FRÜHBECK DE BURGOS, conductor

JOSHUA BELL, violin

BRUCH Scottish Fa n t a s y

MAHLER Symphony No. 1

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BUGS BUNNY AT THE SYMPHONY


GEORGE DAUGHERT Y, conductor

Celebrating 20 years of Bugs Bunny on the concer t stage,

this brand new edition of Looney Tunes and live orchestra

add s c lass ics l i ke Home Tweet Home and A Scent of The

Matterhorn, plus spec ia l g uests Tom and Jerry in The

Hollywood Bowl and The Flintstones , and Scooby -Doo !

Don’t miss these, plus old favorites l ike What's Opera, Doc?

and The Rabbit of Seville in this world premiere anniversar y

concert of Warner Bros. cartoons on the big screen w ith

their exhi larating scores played live!

LOONEY TUNES and all related characters and elements aretrademarks of and © Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc.THE FLINTSTONES, SCOOBY-DOO and all related characters andelements are trademarks of and © Hanna-Barbera.TOM AND JERRY and all related characters and elements aretrademarks of and © Turner Entertainment Co.

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KC R W ’ S W O R L D F E S T I VA L Sunday, July 18, at 7 PM

THE SWELL SEASON

SHE & HIM

THE BIRD AND THE BEE

From sentimental storytelling to playful pop di&ies, this

evening of singer/songwriter duos wil l make for an

unforge& able starr y night at the Bowl.



NICHOLAS McGEGAN, conductor

*TIA and MARIELLE L ABÈQUE, pianos

ALL-MOZART

Thamos, King of Egypt (entr ’actes), K . 345

Concerto for Two Pianos, K . 365

Symphony No. 36 in C, K . 425, “Linz”


LEE RITENOUR & DAVE GRUSIN

Featuring special guests from the SIX STRING THEORY

PROJECT,

TA J MA JAL, KEB’ MO’ and JOHN SCOFIELD

DIANNE REEVES

Two great musical fr iends, Ritenour and Grusin join for a

one-of-a-kind evening of col laborations including special

guest guitarists from Ritenour ’s new Six String Theory CD.

Vocal ist R eeves br ings subl ime st y l ings to love songs and

standards that make her one of the supreme voices in jazz

today.


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NICHOLAS MCGEGAN, conductor

*TIA and MARIELLE L ABÈQUE, pianos

ALL-MOZART

Thamos, King of Egypt (entr ’actes), K . 345

Concerto for Two Pianos, K . 365

Symphony No. 36 in C, K . 425, “Linz”



PLANET EARTH LIVE


GEORGE FENTON, conductor

#e celebrated BBC ser ies, featur ing stunning high-

de$nition footage of nature’s most mysterious and beautiful

creatures, comes to l i fe on the Bow l’s big screen w ith a

riveting orchestral accompaniment conducted by its award-

w inning composer George Fenton.

KC R W ’ S W O R L D F E S T I VA L Sunday, July 25, at 7 PM

REGGAE NIGHT IX

JIMMY CLIFF

SLY & ROBBIE

TARRUS RILEY

Expect the hits – “ Wild World,” “Many Rivers to Cross” and

more – from roots legend and Rock and Rol l Hal l of Fame

inductee Cliff. Dr um and bass k ings Sly & R obbie lay dow n

some master f ul reggae rhy thms, and newcomer R i ley

opens.


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PABLO HE! S -CA SADO, conductor

DAVID F! Y, piano

ALL-BEETHOVEN

Piano Concer to No. 3

Symphony No. 3, “Eroica”

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COUNT BASIE ORCHEST!

DAVE HOLLAND BIG BAND

DAVE DOUGLAS BIG BAND

Big band music w ith a modern tw ist from the Dave Holland

and Dave Douglas bands, w ith the sw inging sounds of the

Count Basie Orchestra to close the evening.



PABLO HE! S -CA SADO, conductor

DAVID F! Y, piano

ALL-BEETHOVEN

Piano Concer to No. 3

Symphony No. 3, “Eroica”

W E E K E N D S P E C TA C U L A R S Friday, July 30, at 8:30 PMSaturday, July 31, at 8:30 PM

SERGIO MENDES & FRIENDS

MORCHEEBA

#e quintessential , breezy sounds of summer come to the

Bowl w ith Brazi l ian pop maestro Sergio Mendes and the

hy pnotic downbeat grooves of Morcheeba. Sergio w il l dish

up his t imeless hits plus selections from his just released

CD Bom Tempo. Morcheeba (w ith Skye Edwards) w i l l take

audiences on a melodic chil l-out trip for the $rst half of the

evening.

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AUGUS T 2 0 1 0AUGUS T 2 0 1 0

S U N D AY S U N S E T C O N C E R T S Sunday, August 1, at 7:30 PM

BIZET’S CARMEN


GUSTAVO DUDAMEL, conductor

NATASCHA PETRINSKY, Carmen

ALEXIA VOULGARIDOU, Micaëla


G! NT GERSHON, music director

LOS ANGELES CHILDREN’S CHORUS

ANNE TOMLINSON, artistic director

Additional singers to be announced

#e L A Phi l’s dy namic maestro leads a concer t production

of Carmen, one of the most popular operas of al l t ime.

This concert benefits the LA Phil Musicians Pension Fund.

T U E S D AY C L A S S I C S Tuesday, August 3, at 8 PM



GABRIELA MONTERO, piano

Program to include:

GERSHWIN Rhapsody in Blue

BERNSTEIN Selections from On the Town

T H U R S D AY C L A S S I C S Thursday, August 5, at 8 PM



TBA, vocalist

ENESCU R omanian R hapsody No. 1

PIAZZOLLA Adios Nonino

FALLA Three-Cornered Hat Suite No. 2

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BERNSTEIN Divertimento

!VEL Bolero

W E E K E N D S P E C TA C U L A R S Friday, August 6, at 8:30 PMSaturday, August 7, at 8:30 PM

RENT

NEIL PATRICK HARRIS, director

TIM WEIL, musical director

JAMAL SIMS, choreographer

Cast to include:

SKYL AR A STIN as Mark

WAYNE B! DY a s To m

VANESSA HUDGENS as Mimi

TELLY LEUNG as Angel

COLLINS PENNIE as Benny

T! CIE THOMA S as Joanne

AARON TVEIT as Roger

GWEN STEWART, ensemble

With a 12-year r un on Broadway, a Tony Award for Best

Musical , and a Pulitzer Prize, Rent i s one of the most

groundbreaking and popular shows of al l t ime. #i s year

the Bowl’s annual ful ly staged musical brings to l i fe “La Vie

Bohème,” “Seasons of L ove” and al l the songs that made

Rent such a hit .

Rent contains mature subject ma& er; parental guidance

s u g ge s te d .

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S U N D AY S U N S E T C O N C E R T S Sunday, August 8, at 7:30 PM

RENT

NEIL PATRICK HARRIS, director

TIM WEIL, musical director

JAMAL SIMS, choreographer

Cast to include:

SKYL AR A STIN as Mark

WAYNE B! DY a s To m

VANESSA HUDGENS as Mimi

TELLY LEUNG as Angel

COLLINS PENNIE as Benny

T! CIE THOMA S as Joanne

AARON TVEIT as Roger

GWEN STEWART, ensemble

With a 12-year r un on Broadway, a Tony Award for Best

Musical , and a Pulitzer Prize, Rent i s one of the most

groundbreaking and popular shows of al l t ime. #i s year

the Bowl’s annual ful ly staged musical brings to l i fe “La Vie

Bohème,” “Seasons of L ove” and al l the songs that made

Rent such a hit .

Rent contains mature subject ma& er; parental guidance

s u g ge s te d .



B! MWELL TOVEY, conductor

STEPHEN HOUGH, piano

SMETANA The Bartered Bride Overture; #ree Dances

SMETANA The Moldau

B! HMS Piano Concer to No. 1

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J A Z Z AT T H E BOWL Wednesday, August 11, at 8 PM

B.B. KING

BUDDY GUY

Two titans of the blues return to the Bowl for a night like no

other – Bowl Hal l of Famer B.B. King , the reigning master

of rhy thm and blues for over four decades, as l ightning fast

and relentless as ever; and, leading off , Buddy Guy, a

pioneer of Chicago blues who in'uenced rock legend s such

as Clapton and Hendrix .




EMANUEL AX, piano

DVOŘ ÁK Noonday Witch, Op. 108

DVOŘ Á K Selected Slavonic Dances

B! HMS Piano Concer to No. 2


HARRY CONNICK, JR. AND HIS BIG BANDwith the LOS ANGELES PHILHARMONIC

From romantic bal lads to big band standards to pop

classics, Harr y Connick , Jr. has become one of America’s

favorite contemporar y artists. In this ver y special concert

w ith his big band and the Los Angeles Phi lharmonic, he

per forms songs f rom his most recent release, Grammy-

nominated Your Songs.

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S M O OT H S U M M E R J A Z Z(Non-subscription)

Sunday, August 15, at 6 PM

SMOOTH SUMMER JAZZ

BRIAN MCKNIGHT

R n R featuring RICK B! UN and RICHARD ELLIOT

PATRICE RUSHEN & FRIENDS

MTL EXPRESS (MARION MEADOWS, PAUL TAYLOR ,

MICHAEL LINGTON)

SPENCER DAY

#e Hollywood Bowl’s annual contemporar y jazz night

promises another evening of the best in smooth jazz under

the stars.



PIETARI INKINEN, conductor

LEON FLEISHER , piano

SIBELIUS Finlandia

MOZ ART Piano Concerto No. 12, K . 414

TCHAIKOVSKY Symphony No. 4


THE NEVILLE BROTHERS

PRESERVATION HALL & TREY McINT YRE PROJECT

DIRTY DOZEN B! S S B A N D

Celebrate New Orleans’ r ich heritage w ith the city ’s $rst

family of R&B, # e Nev i l le Brothers. Preser vation Hall Jazz

Band and the Trey McIntyre Dance Project tap into the

mystical world of New Orleans. # e Dirty Dozen Brass

Band opens.



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LIONEL BRINGUIER , conductor

AUGUSTIN HADELICH, violin

DVOŘ ÁK Carnival Overture

MENDELSSOHN Violin Concerto

B! H M S Sy m ph o ny No. 1


Friday, August 20, at 8:30 PMSaturday, August 21, at 8:30 PM

TCHAIKOVSKY SPECTACULAR WITH FIREWORKS



BAIBA SKRIDE, violin

USC TROJAN MARCHING BAND

DR . ARTHUR C. BARTNER , director

ALL-TCHAIKOVSKY

Festival Coronation for Alexander III

Violin Concerto in D Major, Op. 35

Capriccio Italien, Op. 45

Waltz from Swan Lake, Op. 20, No. 2

1812 Overture, Op. 49



LEONARD SLATKIN, conductor

SA! H CHANG, violin

ALL-SHOSTAKOVICH

Tahiti TrotViolin Concerto No. 1

Sy mphony No. 5


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GERSHWIN ACROSS AMERICA

JASON M! Z, MONICA MANCINI, BEBE WINANS,

NANCY WILSON, ST. VINCENT

ALL -STAR BIG BAND & STRINGS FEATURING

SHELLY BERG TRIO, GORDON GOODWIN, ARTURO

SANDOVAL, TOM SCO( and more

In'uenced by the upcoming CD of the same name

produced by Phi l R amone, Gershw in’s melodies take on a

new pop/jazz twist.

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LEONARD SLATKIN, conductor

JAMES GALWAY, 'ute

Program to include:

MOZART Magic Flute Overture

D E B U S S Y Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun

PISTON Incredible Flutist Suite

MOZ ART Flute Concerto No. 2


JOHN WILLIAMS AND THE MUSIC OF THE MOVIES


JOHN WILLIAMS, conductor

In the world of $lm music, there is no voice greater than the

incomparable John Wil l iams, w hose celebrated scores

make mov iegoers cheer, br ing them to tears and keep them

on the edge of their seats . Join us thi s year as the Bow l

Hal l of Famer leads the Los Angeles Phi lharmonic in

highlights from the Golden Age of Hollywood, as well as

some of his ow n biggest and most beloved hits.

KC R W ’ S W O R L D F E S T I VA L Sunday, August 29, at 7 PM

THE CHEMICAL BROTHERS

C H R O M E OYACHT

Big beat dance music icons #e Chemical Brothers meet

electro-funk duo Chromeo; the experimental synth-sounds

of Yacht open what is sure to be an electronical ly inspired,

bootie-shakin’ night at the Bowl.

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DANIEL MÜLLER-SCHO( , cel lo

WAGNER Die Meistersinger Prelude

ELGAR Cello Concerto

BEETHOVEN Sy mphony No. 7

S E P T EMBER 2 0 1 0S E P T EMBER 2 0 1 0

J A Z Z AT T H E BOWL Wednesday, September 1, at 8 PM

HERBIE HANCOCK: SEVEN DECADES – THE BIRTHDAYCELEBRATION

HERBIE HANCOCK, piano

WAYNE SHORTER , special guest

DEREK TRUCKS, special guest

SUSAN TEDESCHI, special guest

One of the most revered $g ures in jazz – w hose st y le has

moved through almost ever y development in jazz over the

last third of the 20th centur y – celebrates his 70th birthday

w ith a host of special guests.

T H U R S D AY C L A S S I C S Thursday, September 2, at 8 PM



ALEK SH! D E R , Candide

ANNA CHRISTY, Cunegonde


G! NT GERSHON, music director

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BERNSTEIN Candide

W E E K E N D S P E C TA C U L A R S**Fireworks**

Friday, September 3, at 8:30 PMSaturday, September 4, at 8:30 PM

EARTH, WIND & FIRE(works)



Ever yone’s favorite R&B group, Earth, Wind & Fire,

performs for the $rst time ever with full orchestra. #e

multi-Grammy winning , Rock and Roll Hall of Famers wil l

bring their countless hits to life for this histor y-making show

at the Hollywood Bowl.

THE B I G P I C TURE : THE F I LMS O FT W E N T I E T H C E N T U R Y F O X (Non-subscription)

Sunday, September 5, at 7:30 PM

THE BIG PICTURE: THE FILMS OF TWENTIETH CENTURY FOX


DAVID NEWMAN, conductor

From All About Eve to The Rocky Horror Picture Show to

Avatar…it’s a sweeping tr ibute to the amazing 75-year

legacy of Twentieth Centur y Fox , with award-winning

scores and scenes projected on the Bow l’s b ig screen.

T U E S D AY C L A S S I C S Tuesday, September 7, at 8 PM



ALEXANDER GAVRYLYUK , piano

TCHAIKOVSKY Festival Coronation March

TCHAIKOVSKY Piano Concerto No. 2

BORODIN Polovtsian Dances

TOVEY Urban Runway

T H U R S D AY C L A S S I C S Thursday, September 9, at 8 PM

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DIAVOLO

WEBER (orch. Berlioz) Invitation to the Dance

ADAMS Fearful Symmetries (with Diavolo)

ST! VINSKY Firebird Suite


Friday, September 10, at 8:30 PMSaturday, September 11, at 8:30 PM

FIREWORKS FINALE: PINK MARTINI



A rollicking , around-the-world musical adventure, Portland’s

Pink Martini returns with their extraordinary blend of French

chanson, Argentine tango, so) m ereng u e b eat s an d

v intage-chic style, accompanied by the Hollywood Bowl

Orchestra.

S U N D AY S U N S E T C O N C E R T S*Fireworks*


FIREWORKS FINALE: PINK MARTINI



A rollicking , around-the-world musical adventure, Portland’s

Pink Martini returns with their extraordinary blend of French

chanson, Argentine tango, so) m ereng u e b eat s an d

v intage-chic style, accompanied by the Hollywood Bowl

Orchestra.

PHOEN IX(Non-subscription)

Saturday, September 18, at 8PM

PHOENIX

GRIZZLY BEAR

GIRLS

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Bril liantly sleek French pop band Phoenix round out their

Grammy-winning year with the other worldly psych-pop of

Brookly n’s Grizzly Bear and the hazy Cali fornia sound of

Girls.

KC R W ’ S W O R L D F E S T I VA L Sunday, September 19, at 7 PM

¡VIVA MEXICO!

OZOMATLI

CALEXICO

LOS SUPER SEVEN

MEXICAN INSTITUTE OF SOUND

MARIACHI REYNA DE LOS ANGELES

G! NDEZA MEXICANA FOLK BALLET COMPANY

Celebrate the bicentennial of Mex ico's independence and

the centennial of the Mexican Revolution with the sizzling

soul and rollicking rhy thms of Mexican music, from

traditional to contemporary.

S I N G - A - L O N G SOUND OF MUSIC(Non-subscription)

Saturday, September 25, at 6 PM (Pre-show), 7:30 PM(film)

SING-A-LONG SOUND OF MUSIC

MELISSA PETERMAN, host

#e Hollywood hil ls are alive with The Sound of Music!

Ever yone’s favorite sing-a-long returns to the giant screen

at the Bowl – the world’s largest outdoor mov ie theater.

A&endees are encouraged to br ing costumes (for the pre-

show parade) and warm up their vocal cords for this

beloved and always sold-out event.

VAMP I R E WEEK END(Non-subscription)


VAMPIRE WEEKEND

BEACH HOUSE

THE VERY BEST

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New York City ’s most loveable genre-bending indie-rock

band, Vampire Weekend, celebrate their success in their

Hollywood Bowl debut. Beach House will transport the

audience w ith their sweeping , dreamy and soulful

harmonies.

PAVEMENT, SON I C YOU TH , NO AGE(Non-subscription)

Thursday, September 30, at 8 PM

PAVEMENT

SONIC YOUTH

NO AGE

#e Bowl welcomes the longed-for return of post-punk

messiahs Pavement for an amazing show of rock royalt y

that also includes the iconic and ex perimental sounds of

Sonic Youth and heirs to the lo-$ throne No Age.

Program, dates and artists subject to change.05.10.10

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