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October 2015

Dear Friends,

The 2015-16 season of Chamber Music in Historic Sites is here! While our photographic season brochure is at the press, we invite you to read through this text-only version, then purchase your tickets online. This announcement contains everything you’ll need to purchase your tickets to another exciting season of “the best – in venues, in consistent quality of performance, in the power to rejuvenate the listener…” (Los Angeles Times).

This season, you’ll enjoy choosing from a variety of concerts that offer “an inspired accord of site and sound” (Los Angeles Times). Da Camera Society members are currently enjoying priority ticket purchasing. Become a member of The Da Camera Society to be first in line to purchase tickets each season, in addition to other benefits, including a members-only discounted series (the Make-a-Series option) which allows you to pick and choose, curating your own series.

Both subscription and single tickets may be purchased online at DaCamera.org. Concerts sell quickly, so order now - don’t delay!

We will mail your tickets, directions and parking information prior to the first concert of the season. If your tickets do not arrive by this time, please give us a call. All ticket sales are final; there are no refunds, cancellations or exchanges.

When your tickets arrive, please check them carefully to make sure nothing is missing and that you received what you ordered.

If you have any questions about your season announcement don’t hesitate to give us a call – we’re always happy to assist you. Our Patron Services Line is 213-477-2929. Visit our website at DaCamera.org to purchase tickets, view site photos and read additional information about the artists, sites and programs. In the coming weeks we will be uploading more photos, music samples, architecture notes and other useful information.

Thank you for your support – we look forward to sharing another season of Chamber Music in Historic Sites!

The Da Camera Society213-477-2929 – DaCamera.org

Mount Saint Mary’s University 10 Chester Place Los Angeles, CA 90007 213.477.2929

Key: D1 (Full Doheny Series), D2 (choose ANY 3), * Potentially Obstructed View

Doheny Soirées Doheny Mansion, Pompeian RoomFriday & Saturday evenings at 8:00 PM Hunt & Eisen (1899), Alfred F. Rosenheim (1913) Pre-concert talks at 7:40 PM Catered reception with the artists follow each concert.

4 December 2015Friday, 8:00 PMPre-Concert Talk 7:40

Catered reception

(D1, D2) $85, $65*

GRYPHON TRIO“Gryphon brings bravura spirit to the piano trio” (Los Angeles Times) – and to the opening of our 42nd season of Doheny Soirées! The mansion’s great rotunda welcomes “one of the best ensembles in the world, consistently making music of rare excellence” (Toronto Globe and Mail) in a program featuring piano trios of Haydn (in A, Hob. XV:18), Beethoven (in B-flat, “Archduke”) and Dvorak (in e, Op. 90, “Dumky”). “Their impeccably balanced ensemble boasts a virtuosity, tonal polish and integration that prove riveting” (Fanfare).

23 January 2016Saturday, 8:00 PMPre-Concert Talk 7:40

Catered reception

(D1, D2) $85, $65*

CINDY & FRIENDSTien-Hsin Cindy Wu & Jessica Lee, violins; Che-Yen Brian Chen & Dmitri Murrath, violas; Mihai Marica, cello

The third season of Cindy & Friends continues to dazzle as Cindy Wu, The Da Camera Society’s Artistic Partner, gathers the finest chamber music artists of her generation from across the U.S. and beyond. Led by Wu – a violinist who “captures the spirit of the music astonishingly” (Liberty Times), the “Friends” include Lee – a violinist of “breathtaking dexterity” (Chicago Tribune); Chen – an award-winning violist with “tonal distinction and essential musicality” (San Diego Tribune); Murrath – a Belgian violist and Avery Fisher Career Grant recipient; and Marica – a prize-winning Romanian-born cellist. Their powerful program includes one of Brahms’ most beautiful scores (Quintet in G, Op. 111) and an intensely expressive quintet of Mendelssohn (in B-flat, Op. 87).

13 February 2016Saturday, 8:00 PMPre-Concert Talk 7:40

Catered reception

(D1, D2) $85, $65*

PACIFICA QUARTETCelebrated worldwide by critics and audiences alike, the Grammy-award winning Pacifica Quartet has been lauded as “superb musicians” whose “subtleties of gesture, phrasing, and texture were immense” (London Times). The gold-and-marble intimacy of the Pompeian Room provides a perfect setting to experience this “marvelously accomplished group” (Chicago Tribune), when they perform quartets of Mozart (in F, K. 590) and Mendelssohn (in e, Op. 44/2).

19 March 2016Saturday, 8:00 PMPre-Concert Talk 7:40

Catered reception

(D1, D2) $85, $65*

JOHANNES STRING QUARTET with Tien-Hsin Cindy Wu, violaSoovin Kim, violin; Julianne Lee, violin; Jin Chang, viola; Peter Stumpf, cello

A powerhouse ensemble will match the Doheny Mansion’s elegance with the perfection of their ensemble and “the passion and attack that characterize the best of quartet playing” (Philadelphia Inquirer). They’ll bring warmth, elegance, and a balance of their four virtuoso voices to a program of masterpieces by Mozart (Quartet in d, K. 421) and Beethoven (Quartet in e, Op. 59/2, “Rasumovsky”) – further enhanced when violist Cindy Wu brings her trademark effervescence to Mendelssohn’s enchanting First String Quintet, Op. 13.

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“Under the gold dome and its ring of cherubs, the audience enjoys a nearly visceral connection with the performers.” – Los Angeles Times

29 April 2016Friday, 8:00 PMPre-Concert Talk 7:40

Catered reception

(D1, D2) $85, $65*

LYSANDER PIANO TRIOTop prize winners of the Concert Artist Guild (2012), Coleman (2011) and Fischoff (2010) competitions, Lysander brings “…incredible ensemble, passionate playing, articulate and imaginative ideas and a wide palette of colours” (Th e Strad) to the Rococo splendor of the Pompeian Room. Lauded for their “rich sound and nuanced musicianship” (New York Times), they make their Chamber Music in Historic Sites debut performing lively and engaging works of Beethoven (Trio in D, Op. 70/1, “Ghost”) and Liszt (Hungarian Rhapsody No. 9, arr. for piano trio) with warm and poetic works of Gabriel Fauré (Trio in d, Op. 120) and Lili Boulanger (D’un matin de printemps).

28 May 2016Saturday, 8:00 PMPre-Concert Talk 7:40

Catered reception

(D1, D2) $85, $65*

CINDY WU, violin & ORION WEISS, piano Mozart Violin Sonata Cycle“One of the finest sometimes-public chambers in town” (Los Angeles Times), the Pompeian Room welcomes the ultimate in chamber music intimacy. Savor the second installment of our exploration of Mozart’s violin sonatas when violinist Cindy Wu is joined by one of the fi nest pianists of his generation, who possesses “inspired virtuosity…with bountiful thought behind the technical strength” (Th e Plain Dealer). Together they will perform two elegant sonatas by Mozart (in G, K. 379; in A, K. 526), paired with Beethoven’s passionate “Kreutzer” Sonata (Op. 47).

Doheny Soirées (continued)

Key: D1 (Full Doheny Series), D2 (choose ANY 3), * Potentially Obstructed View

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“The lavish Doheny Mansion…One of the fi nest sometimes-public chambers in town.” – Los Angeles Times

4 December 2015Friday, 8:00 PM

GRYPHON TRIOSee Doheny Soirées, pages 2 & 3.

6 December 2015Sunday, 2 & 4:00 PM

700 Palms ResidenceVeniceStephen Ehrlich (2004)

Light Reception

West Coast Debut!

Premium Series(P1, P2) $85

MASONJessica Lee & Tien-Hsin Cindy Wu, violins

Architect Steven Ehrlich’s home – with an ultra-modern glass walkway suspended by cables and glass walls on three sides, which open to the African-inspired courtyard – achieves his desire to “create a transformative environment” while embodying his “multicultural modernism”. A striking setting for this duo’s striking program that spans nearly 250 years and includes Sonatas for two violins by Leclair (1730) and Prokofiev (1943), daring arrangements of Wieniawski and Ysaye, an Hungarian Suite of Bartok and Ligeti, rounded out with Schnittke’s humorous “Moz-Art” for two violins (1976).

13 December 2015Sunday, 2 & 4:30 PMThe Bradbury BuildingDowntown L.A.George H. Wyman (1893)

L.A. Debut!

Animato Series(A) $65

SPANISH BRASSIt’s “Christmas at The Bradbury” and “…one of the most exciting and artistic brass quintets to come on the scene in recent years” (Int’l Trumpet Guild Journal) is ready to deck the halls! Join this “magnificent ensemble” (Brass Bulletin) for a festive sonic adventure set in The Bradbury’s resonant five story atrium – from arrangements of traditional carols and holiday favorites (excerpts from Corelli’s Christmas Oratorio and Handel’s Messiah) to Vince Guaraldi’s “A Charlie Brown Christmas”. “Spanish Brass worked their magic from the opening chords” (The Brass Gazzette).

20 December 2015Sunday, 2 & 4:30 PM

Doheny MansionAdams District Hunt & Eisen (1899), Alfred F. Rosenheim (1913)

Champagne Reception

NOW! Series(N!) $75, $55*

FRED HERSCH, jazz pianoUnder the golden ring of cherubs in the lavishly appointed Pompeian Room, experience “a pianist, composer and conceptualist of rare imaginative power” (New York Times). Hersch’s numerous accolades, awards, and accomplishments include three dozen critically acclaimed recordings, 8 Grammy nominations, a Guggenheim Memorial Fellowship and being named Jazz Pianist of the Year (2011). His career as a solo pianist, composer, collaborator, bandleader, educator, and theatrical conceptualist spans three decades, and at 60 he remains “the most arrestingly innovative pianist in jazz over the last decade” (Vanity Fair).

10 January 2016Sunday, 2 & 4:00 PM

Doheny MansionAdams District Hunt & Eisen (1899), Alfred F. Rosenheim (1913)

Light Reception

L.A. Debut!

Premium Series(P1, P3) $85, $65*

SIXTH FLOOR TRIOTeddy Abrams, piano & clarinet; Harrison Hollingsworth, bassoon & violin; Johnny Teyssier, clarinet

“The stunningly handsome” Pompeian Room (Los Angeles Times) hosts an eclectic young trio blazing a musical trail all their own. From bluegrass to klezmer, classical to jazz, ancient music to contemporary rock – buckle up as “the trio makes their energetic way through a continuously entertaining playlist” (Cleveland Classical) of genre-bending original arrangements and improvisations. Formed in 2008, the trio is equally at home on stage at the Kennedy Center, opening for the late Marvin Hamlisch, or performing one of their signature “Random Acts of Culture” at a local train station. If the bassoonist plays violin, the pianist plays clarinet, and the clarinetist plays klezmer, then it must be Sixth Floor Trio!

Chamber Music in Historic Sites®

“This is undoubtedly the most imaginative, permanent floating concert series in Southern California, if not the nation.” (Applause: The Performing Arts Guide to Los Angeles and Southern California)

Key: A (Animato), B (Brillante), IB (Il Barocco), N! (NOW!), P (Premium) * Potentially Obstructed View


17 January 2016Sunday, 1:30 & 3:30 PM

First United Methodist Church, ChapelPasadenaThomas F. Barber (1926)

Light Reception

L.A. Debut!

Il Barocco Series(IB) $50

QUICKSILVERFantasticus: The Splendor of Baroque Germany and ViennaA resonant open-beamed chapel with walls of radiant stained glass welcomes an ensemble “revered like rock stars of the early music scene” (New York Times) as they make their Los Angeles debut. Quicksilver will bring “impeccable, soulful playing” (New York Times) to fantastical music of seventeenth-century Germany and Vienna, including works by Buxtehude, Pachelbel, Biber, and other composers who flourished during this politically fraught but artistically rich period. “Enlightening…the audience was on its feet cheering and hooting as if it were a rock show.” (New York Times).

23 January 2016Saturday, 8:00 PM

CINDY & FRIENDSSee Doheny Soirées, pages 2 & 3.

30 January 2016 Saturday, 1, 3 & 5:00 PM

Wayfarers ChapelPalos VerdesLloyd Wright (1951)

Light Reception

L.A. Debut!

Il Barocco Series(IB) $75

TRIO SETTECENTORachel Barton Pine, violin; John Mark Rozendaal, Baroque cello; David Schrader, harpsichord

Spectacularly sited on a bluff overlooking the Pacific Ocean, a landmark mid-century glass chapel nestled among the redwoods hosts “some of the most refreshing, life-enhancing Baroque playing heard in years” (Chicago Tribune). Within Lloyd Wright’s “tree chapel” – one of the foremost examples of “Organic Architecture” pioneered by his celebrated father – experience the deep emotional expressivity of virtuosic Baroque sonatas by J.S. Bach (in e, BWV 1023), Handel (in D, HWV 371), Corelli (in C, Op. 5/3) and Veracini (in C, Op. 2/3). “Wonderful, vital and buoyant performances” (Fanfare Magazine).

Palos Verdes Festival: Make a day of it! Explore the Palos Verdes Peninsula – from breathtaking panoramic vistas overlooking Abalone Cove and the Pacific Ocean to Point Vicente Lighthouse, and other points of interest. Arrive early for brunch, or stay after for dinner – festival packet with essays, articles and restaurant recommendations mailed during the weeks prior to the concert.

7 February 2016Sunday, 2 & 4:00 PMTamayo Restaurant & Art GalleryLos Angeles(1928)

Post-concert Dinner (separate purchase)

Animato Series(A) $50

LOS ANGELES GUITAR QUARTETThe Grammy award-winning LAGQ brings its “combination of individual virtuosity, impeccable ensemble playing, and a repertoire that is simultaneously eclectic, adventurous, and accessible” (Acoustic Guitar) to a resonant 1928 hacienda lined with vibrant artworks of Rufino Tamayo. “The world’s hottest classical ensemble or its tightest pop band? However it helps you to think about the LAGQ, keep the emphasis on superlatives for its unrivaled joy, technical élan and questing spirits” (Los Angeles Times).

Join us for a favorite Da Camera tradition! Following the concert and festival activities, enjoy a reception in the upstairs gallery and a festive community dinner (separate purchase) in Tamayo’s grand room. Details announced in December.

East L.A./Boyle Heights Festival: Arrive early and enjoy a docent-led tour (via shuttles) of 3 nearby murals from the Chicano Art Movement – with talks by artists from the movement. Festival packet with essays and articles mailed in the weeks prior to the concert.

13 February 2016Saturday, 8:00 PM

PACIFICA QUARTETSee Doheny Soirées, pages 2 & 3.



28 February 2016Sunday, 2 & 4:00 PMLanterman HouseLa Cañada-FlintridgeA.L. Haley (1914)

Light Reception


BENNEWITZ QUARTETA multiple prize-winning quartet from the Czech Republic brings its “fiery temperament” (Fonoforum) to one of the Southland’s hidden treasures – an historic Craftsman house nestled amongst 1.5 acres of restored lawns, gardens and majestic oak groves. In the resonant ballroom, enjoy quartets of Haydn (in E-flat, Op. 33/2, “The Joke”) and the ensemble’s countryman, Dvořák (in G, Op. 106). “The four young musicians from Prague…swept their audience into a turmoil of emotions” (Rems-Zeitung).

La Cañada-Flintridge Festival: Spend the afternoon exploring the La Canada-Flintridge area – at Lanterman House, enjoy docent led tours and a special exhibit on the history of the equestrian arts in the Crescenta Valley – then, explore nearby historic points of interest. Festival packet with essays, articles and restaurant recommendations mailed in the weeks prior to the concert.

5 March 2016Saturday, 4:00 PMDoheny MansionAdams District.Hunt & Eisen (1899)


Brillante Series(B) $75, $55*

EHNES QUARTETJames Ehnes, violin; Amy Schwartz Moretti, violin; Richard O’Neill, viola; Robert deMaine, cello

The afternoon sunlight streaming through the gold favril glass of the Tiffany dome provides a special glow to a performance by “an important new force in the chamber music arena” with a “dream-team lineup” (Strings Magazine). Formed in 2010 by Grammy award-winning violinist James Ehnes, this dynamic quartet delivers “playing of phenomenal control, allied to musicianship of the highest order.” (The Times, London). Their all-Beethoven program includes Quartet No. 2 (in G Op. 18/2) and the monumental Quartet No. 13 (in B-flat Op. 130 “Liebquartett”) along with its finale, the magisterial Große Fugue (Op. 133).

Following the concert, enjoy a community dinner (separate purchase) on the mansion’s South Lawn (weather permitting) – or in one of the neighboring mansions on Chester Place.

13 March 2016Sunday, 1, 3 & 5:00 PMMount Wilson ObservatorySierra Madre(1904)Premium Series(P1, P3) $85

TAPESTRY with James Falzone, clarinet & pipesCristi Catt, soprano; Laurie Monahan, mezzo-soprano; Daniela Tošić, alto

Starry NightOur understanding of the Universe was redefined atop Mount Wilson when Edwin Hubble proved that the Universe extends beyond our own galaxy…and, that it was expanding. Gathered under the resonant dome of the great Hooker telescope “a strikingly accomplished vocal ensemble” (Fanfare Magazine) will take you beyond the stars performing works inspired by the sun, moon and celestial bodies. Their musical journey opens with a solar eclipse in Medieval France (Sol Eclipsum, 12th-13th

century) and takes flight, weaving together works of Hildegard von Bingen, Debussy, Hovhaness, Randall Thompson and David Lang – exploring the cycles of the moon and stars, and the cycles of human life. Tapestry “plants haunting vibrations, old and new, in our ears” (Cleveland Plain Dealer).

Mount Wilson Festival: Celebrate the impending vernal equinox and all things celestial with a full day of music, history and science at this majestic site, nearly 6,000 feet above the L.A. basin. Festival activities include self-guided and docent led tours, free shuttle service, and showcase performances in the observatory’s lecture hall. Festival packet with essays and articles mailed in the weeks prior to the concert.

19 March 2016Saturday, 8:00 PM

JOHANNES STRING QUARTET with Tien-Hsin Cindy Wu, violaSee Doheny Soirées, pages 2 & 3.




24 April 2016Sunday, 4:00 PMThe Ebell of Los Angeles, Grand SalonMid-WilshireSilas Burns & Sumner P. Hunt(1927)


Brillante Series(B) $60

SAGUARO PIANO TRIOLuanne Homzy, violin; Peter Myers, cello; Ellen Hwangbo, piano

The coffered ceiling, stenciled beams, and old-world elegance of The Ebell’s Grand Salon lend both grandeur and intimacy to the impassioned playing of this award-winning ensemble. Formed at the Colburn Conservatory in 2007, the trio quickly captured top prizes at international competitions in Hamburg and Osaka. Applauded for their “powerful, colorful, and captivating” performances (Wedel-Schulauer Daily), the trio’s program pairs the graceful beauty of Mozart (Trio in G, K. 496) with the generous, soaring warmth of Brahms (Trio No.1 in B, Op. 8) and the crystalline, mysterious beauty of Takemitsu (Between Tides).

Following the concert, join us for a dinner catered by The Ebell honoring Barbara Jury, The Da Camera Society’s Lead Season Sponsor. Dinner details (separate purchase) to be announced in January.

29 April 2016Friday, 8:00 PM

LYSANDER PIANO TRIOSee Doheny Soirées, pages 2 & 3.

8 May 2016Sunday, 1:30, 3:30 & 5:30 PMThe Banning Museum, Stagecoach BarnWilmingtonPhineas Banning (1864)

Light Reception

L.A. Debut!


BRUCE MOLSKY’S OLD TIME FUTUREBruce Molsky, fiddle/vocals; Allison de Groot, banjo; Paula Bradley, guitar

The stagecoach barn of a mid-19th century landmark and former home of “The Father of the Port of Los Angeles” welcomes the return of “the Rembrandt of Appalachian fiddle”, whose new trio promises to blow open the barn doors with an afternoon of old-time music making! American entrepreneur Phineas Banning’s Civil-war era Stagecoach Barn is the setting for an afternoon of high-energy traditional Southern dance tunes, old-time ballads and new compositions set in their rootsy style. Joining Molsky are a banjo player with “clawhammer technique, exquisite tone, timing and taste” and a venerable old-time guitarist. “When Molsky plays, you can practically hear the floorboards and rocking chair creak on the back porch” (Rhythms Magazine) – “…he transports you … geographically, historically, and most of all emotionally” (Mother Jones). “One of the world’s premier Appalachian-style fiddlers” (Bloomberg News).

Wilmington Festival: At the heart of Wilmington, steeped in history and remarkably preserved, the 23-room Banning Residence and the surrounding 20 acres of parkland operate as a museum with docent led tours and plenty to explore throughout the afternoon. Ride in a horse drawn carriage just up the street to the Drum Barracks – built on land ceded by Banning to the Union Army – for showcase performances and a tour of the last remaining original Civil-war era military facility in the Los Angeles area. Festival packet with essays, articles and restaurant recommendations mailed in the weeks prior to the concert.

15 May 2016Sunday, 2 & 4:30 PMDoheny MansionAdams DistrictHunt & Eisen (1899)

Champagne Reception

NOW! Series(N!) $75, $55*

DONAL FOX, jazz pianoInventions in BlueA “unique and utterly commanding” (Boston Globe) internationally acclaimed pianist dazzles with an encyclopedic ear and ravishing technique beneath the sun-dappled afternoon glow of the Pompeian Room’s Tiffany glass dome. Fox de- and re-constructs Bach, Chopin, Coltrane, Schumann, Monk, John Dowland, Radiohead and more, adding propulsive grooves and using composed themes as springboards for glorious improvisational flights that blend baroque with bebop, twelve-tone techniques with twelve-bar blues. “Donal Fox is simply without peer” (Downbeat Magazine) – “Art Tatum on the right hand; Johann Sebastian Bach on the left; Donal Fox in the middle.” (WQXR New York).


22 May 2016Sunday, 4:00 PMFarmers & Merchants BankDowntown L.A.Morgan & Walls (1904)

Il Barocco Series(IB) $50, $45

MUSICA PACIFICA with Elizabeth Blumenstock, Baroque violinA 10-member ensemble of “the finest Baroque musicians in America” (American Record Guide) returns to the heart of Downtown L.A. led by celebrated violinist Elizabeth Blumentsock. The imposing classical facade of a century-old landmark will bring you from a thriving urban neighborhood into a resonant setting for some of J.S. Bach’s most spirited and popular works, including his dazzling Brandenburg Concert No. 2 (in F, BWV 1047) and Concerto for Violin and Oboe (in c, BWV 1060), in addition to concerti of Vivaldi. “Lauded for its breathtaking virtuosity and warm expressiveness,” this is “playing to ravish the senses” (Fanfare Magazine).

28 May 2016Saturday, 8:00 PM

CINDY WU, violin & ORION WEISS, pianoSee Doheny Soirées, pages 2 & 3.

5 June 2016Sunday, 1, 3 & 5:00 PMGreystone MansionBeverly HillsGordon Kaufmann (1928)

Light Reception

SoCal Debut!

Premium Series

(P1, P3) $90

DUO DELOROAdam del Monte & Mak Grgić, guitars

A lavish estate with sweeping views welcomes the Southern California debut of a duo uniting two dynamic artists, each with their own voice: a guitarist/composer with “mind-boggling control over dynamics and tone, [and] profoundly inspiring playing” (Guitar Player Magazine) joined with a young guitarist whose “abundant, yet tasteful guitar virtuosity leaves a powerful impression…” (Classics Today). Built in 1928 as a gift from oil-tycoon Edward L. Doheny for his son and family, this opulent 55-room residence and 16-acre estate sits high in the hills overlooking the Los Angeles basin. In this grand setting, enjoy a program featuring evocative works of Granados, Albeniz, & Ginastera, paired with fiery, contemporary Flamenco duos by del Monte.


“One of the city’s most civilized entertainments…a voyage of discovery through the city’s rich architectural heritage.” – Architectural Digest


December 2015

4Fri

Gryphon TrioDoheny Mansion

6Sun

Mason Duo700 Palms Residence

13Sun

Spanish BrassThe Bradbury Building

20Sun

Fred Hersch, jazz pianoDoheny Mansion

January 2016

10Sun

Sixth Floor TrioDoheny Mansion

17Sun

QuicksilverFirst United Methodist Church, Chapel

23Sat

Cindy & FriendsDoheny Mansion

30Sat

Trio SettecentoWayfarers Chapel

February 2016

7Sun

Los Angeles Guitar QuartetTamayo Restaurant & Art Gallery

13Sat

Pacifica QuartetDoheny Mansion

28Sun

Bennewitz QuartetLanterman House

March 2016

5Sat

Ehnes QuartetDoheny Mansion

13Sun

TapestryMount Wilson Observatory

19Sat

Johannes String Quartet with Cindy Wu, violaDoheny Mansion

April 2016

24Sun

Saguaro Piano TrioThe Ebell of Los Angeles, Grand Salon

29Fri

Lysander Piano TrioDoheny Mansion

May 2016

8Sun

Bruce Molsky’s Old Time FutureThe Banning Museum, Stagecoach Barn

15Sun

Donal Fox, jazz pianoDoheny Mansion

22Sun

Musica PacificaFarmers & Merchants Bank

28Sat

Cindy Wu, violin & Orion Weiss, pianoDoheny Mansion

June 2016

5Sun

Duo DeloroGreystone Mansion

Doheny Soirées (D)Evenings of unmatched elegance in the Pompeian RoomArtist receptions catered by Remedios LoosliDoheny series subscriptions available exclusively to Da Camera Society members at Sponsor level & above – single tickets available to all

Doheny 1 (D1) $380 (save 26% on all 6 concerts)

12/4 Gryphon Trio1/23 Cindy & Friends2/13 Pacifica Quartet3/19 Johannes String Quartet with Tien-Hsin Cindy Wu, viola4/29 Lysander Piano Trio5/28 Cindy Wu, violin & Orion Weiss, piano

Doheny Mini-Series:

(D2) $205 (save 20% on ANY 3 concerts)

Pick and choose any 3 Doheny Soirée concerts and enjoy a 20% discount – available exclusively to Da Camera Society members at Sponsor level & above.

Premium (P)Connoisseur concerts in exclusive, intimate settingsLight artist receptions

Premium (P1) $440 (save 14% on all 6 concerts)

12/6 Mason Duo at 700 Palms Residence1/10 Sixth Floor Trio at Doheny Mansion2/28 Bennewitz Quartet at Lanterman House3/13 Tapestry with James Falzone, clarinet & pipes at Mount Wilson Observatory5/8 Bruce Molsky’s Old Time Future at The Banning Museum, Stagecoach Barn6/5 Duo Deloro at Greystone Mansion

Premium Mini-Series:

(P2) $235 (save 10% on 3 concerts)

12/6 Mason at 700 Palms Residence2/28 Bennewitz Quartet at Lanterman House5/8 Bruce Molsky’s Old Time Future at The Banning Museum, Stagecoach Barn

(P3) $235 (save 10% on 3 concerts)

1/10 Sixth Floor Trio at Doheny Mansion3/13 Tapestry at Mount Wilson Observatory6/5 Duo Deloro at Greystone Mansion

Animato (A) $95 (save 17%)An eclectic sampler of sites and sounds

12/13 Spanish Brass at The Bradbury Building2/7 Los Angeles Guitar Quartet at Tamayo Restaurant & Art Gallery

Il Barocco (IB) $140 (save 20%)Finest in Baroque performance, architectural splendor

1/17 Quicksilver at First United Methodist Church, Chapel1/30 Trio Settecento at Wayfarers Chapel5/22 Musica Pacifica, with Elizabeth Blumenstock, Baroque violin at Farmers & Merchants Bank

Brillante (B) $115 (save 15%)Superlative artists, magnificent landmarks

3/5 Ehnes Quartet at Doheny Mansion4/24 Saguaro Piano Trio at The Ebell of Los Angeles, Grand Salon

NOW! (N!) $135 (save 10%)Jazz at the Mansion

12/20 Fred Hersch, jazz piano at Doheny Mansion5/15 Donal Fox, jazz piano at Doheny Mansion

2015-16 Series Subscriptions Guarantee your seats and save!

Tickets: www.DaCamera.org or call 213.477.2929 2015-16 Single Ticket Prices

Key: Catered Reception, Light Reception, ❂ Dessert Reception, * Potentially Obstructed View

Date Day Time Artists/Event Site Series A B C

Dec 4 Fri 8:00 PM Gryphon Trio Doheny Mansion (D1, D2) $85 $65*

Dec 6 Sun 2 & 4:00 PM Mason 700 Palms Residence (P1, P2) $85

Dec 13 Sun 2 & 4:30 PM Spanish Brass The Bradbury Building (A) $65

Dec 20 Sun 2 & 4:30 PM Fred Hersch, jazz piano ❂ Doheny Mansion (N!) $75 $55*

Jan 10 Sun 2 & 4:00 PM Sixth Floor Trio Doheny Mansion (P1, P3) $85 $65*

Jan 17 Sun 1:30 & 3:30 PM Quicksilver First United Methodist Church, Chapel (IB) $50

Jan 23 Sat 8:00 PM Cindy & Friends Doheny Mansion (D1, D2) $85 $65*

Jan 30 Sat 1, 3 & 5:00 PM Trio Settecento Wayfarers Chapel (IB) $75

Feb 7 Sun 2 & 4:00 PM Los Angeles Guitar Quartet Tamayo Restaurant (A) $50

Feb 13 Sat 8:00 PM Pacifica Quartet Doheny Mansion (D1, D2) $85 $65*

Feb 28 Sun 2 & 4:00 PM Bennewitz Quartet Lanterman House (P1, P2) $85

Mar 5 Sat 4:00 PM Ehnes Quartet Doheny Mansion (B) $75 $55*

Mar 13 Sun 1, 3 & 5:00 PM Tapestry with James Falzone, clarinet & pipes Mount Wilson Observatory (P1, P3) $85

Mar 19 Sat 8:00 PM Johannes String Quartet with Cindy Wu, viola Doheny Mansion (D1, D2) $85 $65*

Apr 24 Sun 4:00 PM Saguaro Piano Trio The Ebell, Grand Salon (B) $60

Apr 29 Fri 8:00 PM Lysander Piano Trio Doheny Mansion (D1, D2) $85 $65*

May 8 Sun 1:30, 3:30 & 5:30 PM

Bruce Molsky’s Old Time Future

The Banning Museum, Stagecoach Barn (P1, P2) $90

May 15 Sun 2 & 4:30 PM Donal Fox, jazz piano ❂ Doheny Mansion (N!) $75 $55*

May 22 Sun 4:00 PM Musica Pacifica, with Elizabeth Blumenstock, Baroque violin Farmers & Merchants Bank (IB) $50 $45

May 28 Sat 8:00 PM Cindy Wu, violin &Orion Weiss, piano Doheny Mansion (D1, D2) $85 $65*

Jun 5 Sun 1, 3 & 5:00 PM Duo Deloro Greystone Mansion (P1, P3) $90

Ticket Order Form 2015-16

ORDER ONLINEwww.DaCamera.org

ORDER BY PHONE 213-477-2929 • Mon. - Fri. 8:30 am to 5:00 pm

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Series Subscriptions All Subscriptions are for A section tickets. Doheny Soirée subscriptions are open only to Sponsor-level members & above.

Series Concert Time (circle choice) Price Qty. Total

Doheny Soirées (D1) list D2 choices below in the Single Tickets section -

choose any 3

$ 380

Doheny Soirées (D2) $ 205

Premium (P1) 1st 2nd 3rd $ 440

Premium (P2) 1st 2nd 3rd $ 235

Premium (P3) 1st 2nd 3rd $235

Il Barocco (IB) 1st 2nd 3rd $140Animato (A) 1st 2nd $ 95

Brillante (B) ....... $ 115

NOW! (N!) 1st 2nd $ 135

Please check if you will accept the alternate time Total Subscriptions $

HOW TO ORDER• Indicate the number of subscriptions and single tickets

you wish to purchase.

• For subscriptions, indicate the concert time you prefer (some concerts have more than one seating) and whether you will accept an alternate seating.

• List each single concert by its name, date, time and price.

• Calculate Grand Total (remember to add the correct handling fee.)

• Orders will not be processed until correct payment is received.

• Seating is general admission within each section, with reserved seating in front for upper-level members. Some seats may have obstructed views, indicated by an (*) next to the ticket price.

TAX CREDITAVAILABLE

Take a tax-deductible credit for unused tickets with at least 24 hours advance notice.

ALL SALES ARE FINALNo refunds, exchanges or cancellations on ticket purchases. Ticket orders postmarked within 7 days of the concert date

will be held at will call.

If you do not receive your tickets within two weeks, please call immediately

LATECOMER SEATINGAll events will start promptly. Latecomers will be seated at

an appropriate pause in the concert.

Date Concert Time Price Qty. Total

Total Singles $Series or series plus single tickets add $7.00 Single tickets only add $2.50/ticket (Maximum $15.00).

HANDLING CHARGE $

Order Total $

Da Camera Society membership Membership $As ticket revenue covers less than 30% of program costs, an additional tax-deductible donation is warmly appreciated! Donation $

Grand Total $

Payment Method Check enclosed payable to “The Da Camera Society”

or charge my: Visa MasterCard Discover AMEX

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Dates, artists, times, sites, receptions and programs subject to change. Use of photographic and / or sound recording equipment is prohibited at all events. Overpayment will be considered a donation and will be refunded only on request.

COMPLETE AND MAIL OR FAX TO:The Da Camera Society, Mount St. Mary’s University

10 Chester Place, Los Angeles, CA 90007Fax: 213-477-2959

HANDICAPPED ACCESSPlease circle this logo if you require assistance or special seating at our concerts.

Single Tickets Any concert may be purchased as a single ticket.

All events will start promptly. Latecomers will be seated at an appropriate pause in the concert.

• Note the quantity of subscriptions and single tickets desired.

• List each single ticket event by its date, name, time, quantity and price.

• Double-check all dates, times, quantities and prices.

• Some concerts have more than one seating. Where applicable, indicate the seating time you prefer by circling the concert time desired.

• Please total your order carefully. Overpayment will be considered a donation and will be refunded only upon request.

• Seating is general admission within each seating section, with reserved seating in front for upper-level members (see your member benefit list for reserved seating details). All subscriptions are “A” section seating.

• Orders will not be processed until correct payment is received.

• Visit www.DaCamera.org and click “Concerts” to view the concerts.

• Click “Series Subscription” on the right-hand side of the page to purchase subscriptions.

• Click on the individual concerts to reserve single tickets.

• After you click “Purchase,” you will see the account page. After creating an account, or logging in to your account, you will proceed to the “Delivery Information” and “Payment Information” pages.

• On the “Payment Information” page, please scroll down to enter your special member code in the “Comments” box.

• Please remember that series subscriptions will be processed with priority.

• Please note that Doheny Soirées subscriptions are only open to members at Sponsor-level and above. When ordering this subscription online, please indicate your membership level in the “Comments” box when checking out.

Take a tax-deductible credit for unused tickets by giving at least 24 hours notice to the box office.

To order by Phone

To order online

Series subscriptions will be processed first. Don’t wait - remember, members have the early advantage!

TICKETING AND CONCERT INFORMATION

No refunds or exchanges. No one will be admitted without a ticket. Infants and toddlers are not permitted at Da Camera Society events. Dates, artists, times, sites, receptions and programs are subject to change. Use of photographic and/or sound recording equipment is prohibited at all events.

ComPleTe & mail or Fax ToThe Da Camera Society

Mount Saint Mary’s University, Los Angeles10 Chester Place, Los Angeles, CA 90007

Fax: 213-477-2959

Documents

FY16 SA-NonMembers.indd