The Carolina Summer Music Festival 2011

A Salon Evening in Vienna

James A Gray Auditorium
Old Salem Visitor Center
Saturday, August 27, 2011
7:30 p.m.

Admission: $18 Adults | $16 Seniors | $5 Students

The Carolina Summer Music Festival closes its 2011 Season by resurrecting an experience of hearing new music in early 20th century Vienna. These unique chamber settings by Arnold Schoenberg include Debussy's "Prelude to an "Afternoon of a Faun," Mahler's Lieder eines fahrenden Gesellen (songs of a Wayfarer) and and waltzes by Johann Strauss including the "Emperor Waltz" and "Roses from the South."

The Artists

• James Allbritten, conductor
• Michael Redding, baritone
• Elizabeth Ransom, flute
• John Hammarback, oboe
• Ronald Rudkin, clarinet
• Janet Orenstein, violin
• Fabrice Dharamraj, violin
• Simon Ertz, viola
• Philip von Maltzahn, cello
• John Spuller, bass
• Ruskin Cooper, piano
• Ray Ebert, harmonium
• John Beck, percussion

The Program

• "Prelude to an Afternoon of a Faun" by Claude Debussy
• "Songs of a Wayfare" by Gustav Mahler
• Three Waltz by Johann Strauss Jr.
  • "Emperor Waltz"
  • "Roses from the South"
  • "Laguenen Waltz"

* Programs subject to change.

The Carolina Summer Music Festival gratefully acknowledges the generous financial support of its sponsors as well as the financial and professional support received from the following organizations: