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Tai Murray An EvEning with REnéE FlEming OpEning night gAlA spOnsOREd by thE lOuis p. CiminElli FAmily FOundAtiOnSat. Sept. 13, 8pmJoAnn Falletta, conductor

Rachmaninoff FestivalA night OF RAChSat. Oct. 11, 8pmJoAnn Falletta, conductorFabio Bidini, pianoThe Sea and the Seagull Piano Concerto No. 4 in G minor Symphony No. 2 in E minor

stRAuss And mOlièRE Le Bourgeois gentiLhommeSat. Nov. 1, 8pmSun. Nov. 2, 2:30pmJoAnn Falletta, conductorIncidental music by Richard Strauss sets the stage for Irish Classical Theatre and LehrerDance to join the BPO for this semi-staged production of one of Moliere’s most successful comedies.

ludwig plAys sibEliusSat. Dec. 6, 8pmSun. Dec. 7, 2:30pmJoAnn Falletta, conductorMichael Ludwig, violinAnna Mattix, English hornSIBElIuS The Bard, Op. 64 SIBElIuS The Swan of Tuonela SIBElIuS Violin Concerto in D minor MENDElSSOhN Symphony No. 3 in A minor, “Scottish”

hAppy biRthdAy mOzARt! Sat. Jan. 24, 8pmSun. Jan. 25, 2:30pmDavid Alan Miller, conductorDemarre McGill, fluteYolanda Kondonassis, harpMOzART String Divertimenti K.136 MOzART Concerto for Flute and harp in C major MOzART Symphony No. 38 in D major, “Prague”

symphOniC tAlEsSat. Feb. 21, 8pmSun. Feb. 22, 2:30pmJoAnn Falletta, conductorAmit Peled, celloSChMITT The haunted Palace DuKAS The Sorcerer’s Apprentice DVORáK Cello Concerto in B minor

Beethoven FestivalbEEthOvEn’s ninthSat. Mar. 21, 8pmSun. Mar. 22, 2:30pmJoAnn Falletta, conductorSari Gruber, sopranoAnn McMahon Quintero, mezzo-sopranoRobert Breault, tenorKevin Deas, bass-baritoneBuffalo Philharmonic ChorusSymphony No. 1 in C major Symphony No. 9 in D minor, “Choral”

ChARlEs ivEs: An AmERiCAn mAvERiCkSat. Apr. 11, 8pmSun. Apr. 12, 2:30pmJoAnn Falletta, conductorWilliam Sharp, tenorIVES/SChuMAN Variations on America IVES The unanswered Question IVES/ADAMS Five Songs for Voice and Orchestra IVES/BRANT The Alcotts from Concord Symphony IVES Symphony No. 2A collaboration with the Burchfield Penney Art Center, University at Buffalo Music Dept. and Buffalo & Erie County Libraries, with support from the National Endowment for the Humanities.

williAm tEll And shOstAkOviChSat. May 9, 8pmSun. May 10, 2:30pmLeon Botstein, conductorRachel Lee Priday, violinROSSINI Overture to William Tell WAGNER Death and Funeral Music from Götterdämmerung PROKOFIEV Violin Concerto No. 1 in D major ShOSTAKOVICh Symphony No. 15 in A major

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An EvEning with REnéE FlEming OpEning night gAlA spOnsOREd by thE lOuis p. CiminElli FAmily FOundAtiOnSat. Sept. 13, 8pmJoAnn Falletta, conductor

Rachmaninoff FestivalRussiAn splEndOR Sat. Oct. 18, 8pmSun. Oct. 19, 2:30pmJoAnn Falletta, conductorGabriela Martinez, pianoRebecca Nash, sopranoCharles Reid, tenorDarren Stokes, baritone Buffalo Philharmonic ChorusThe Isle of the Dead Piano Concerto No. 1 in F-sharp minor The Bells

mAx REtuRnsSat. Nov. 15, 8pmMaximiano Valdés, conductorTai Murray, violinGINASTERA Pampeana No. 3 lAlO Symphonie Espagnole FRANCK Symphony in D minor

ClAssiCAl ChRistmAs: mEssiAh And mORESat. Dec. 13, 8pmErin Freeman, conductorBuffalo Philharmonic ChorusMessiah is the centerpiece for this holiday tradition -- filled with classical treasures from O Holy Night to Sleighride, and our ever-popular sing-along.

RussiAn divERsiOn Sat. Feb. 7, 8pmSun. Feb. 8, 2:30pmJoAnn Falletta, conductorNatasha Paremski, pianoGAllAGhER Diversions Overture BRAhMS Piano Concerto No.1 in D minor TChAIKOVSKy Symphony No. 2. in C minor, “little Russian”

lEFèvRE plAys gERshwinSat. Mar. 7, 8pmSun. Mar. 8, 2:30pmJoAnn Falletta, conductorAlain Lefèvre, pianoSChMITT Anthony and Cleopatra, Suites 1 & 2 GERShWIN Piano Concerto in F major

Beethoven FestivalA hERO’s liFESat. Mar. 28, 8pmJoAnn Falletta, conductorNorman Krieger, pianoEmily Helenbrook, sopranoMatthewWitter, narratorPiano Concerto No. 5 in E-Flat major, “Emperor” Complete Incidental Music to Egmont

nA zdROwiE pOlAnd!Sat. Apr. 25, 8pmJoAnn Falletta, conductorJacek Muzyk, French hornYoonie Han, pianoKARlOWICz Symphonic Prologue from Music for the White Dove PENDERECKI Winterreise: Concerto for horn ChOPIN Piano Concerto No. 1 in E minor

bERnstEin And mAhlER Sat. May 30, 8pmJoAnn Falletta, conductorTim Fain, violinBERNSTEIN Serenade for Violin and Orchestra MAhlER Symphony No. 1 in D major, “Titan”

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Maestro 5stRAuss And mOlièRE Le Bourgeois gentiLhommeSat. Nov. 1, 8pmJoAnn Falletta, conductorIncidental music by Richard Strauss sets the stage for Irish Classical Theatre and LehrerDance to join the BPO for this semi-staged production of one of Moliere’s most successful comedies.

hAppy biRthdAy mOzARt! Sat. Jan. 24, 8pmDavid Alan Miller, conductorDemarre McGill, fluteYolanda Kondonassis, harpMOzART String Divertimenti K.136 MOzART Concerto for Flute and harp in C major MOzART Symphony No. 38 in D major, “Prague”

lEFèvRE plAys gERshwinSat. Mar. 7, 8pmJoAnn Falletta, conductorAlain Lefèvre, pianoSChMITT Anthony and Cleopatra, Suites 1 & 2 GERShWIN Piano Concerto in F major

ChARlEs ivEs: An AmERiCAn mAvERiCkSat. Apr. 11, 8pmJoAnn Falletta, conductorWilliam Sharp, tenorIVES/SChuMAN Variations on America IVES The unanswered Question IVES/ADAMS Five Songs for Voice and Orchestra IVES/BRANT The Alcotts from Concord Symphony IVES Symphony No. 2A collaboration with the Burchfield Penney Art Center, University at Buffalo Music Dept. and Buffalo & Erie County Libraries, with support from the National Endowment for the Humanities.

bERnstEin And mAhlER Sat. May 30, 8pmJoAnn Falletta, conductorTim Fain, violinBERNSTEIN Serenade for Violin and Orchestra MAhlER Symphony No. 1 in D major, “Titan”

Bravo 5Rachmaninoff FestivalRussiAn splEndOR Sat. Oct. 18, 8pmJoAnn Falletta, conductorGabriela Martinez, pianoRebecca Nash, sopranoCharles Reid, tenorDarren Stokes, baritone Buffalo Philharmonic ChorusThe Isle of the Dead Piano Concerto No. 1 in F-sharp minor The Bells

ludwig plAys sibEliusSat. Dec. 6, 8pmJoAnn Falletta, conductorMichael Ludwig, violinAnna Mattix, English hornSIBElIuS The Bard, Op. 64 SIBElIuS The Swan of Tuonela SIBElIuS Violin Concerto in D minor MENDElSSOhN Symphony No. 3 in A minor, “Scottish”

symphOniC tAlEsSat. Feb. 21, 8pmJoAnn Falletta, conductorAmit Peled, celloSChMITT The haunted Palace DuKAS The Sorcerer’s Apprentice DVORáK Cello Concerto in B minorBeethoven FestivalA hERO’s liFESat. Mar. 28, 8pmJoAnn Falletta, conductorNorman Krieger, pianoEmily Helenbrook, sopranoMatthewWitter, narratorPiano Concerto No. 5 in E-Flat major, “Emperor” Complete Incidental Music to Egmont

williAm tEll And shOstAkOviChSat. May 9, 8pmLeon Botstein, conductorRachel Lee Priday, violinROSSINI Overture to William Tell WAGNER Death and Funeral Music from Götterdämmerung PROKOFIEV Violin Concerto No. 1 in D major ShOSTAKOVICh Symphony No. 15 in A major

Ovation 5Rachmaninoff FestivalA night OF RAChSat. Oct. 11, 8pmJoAnn Falletta, conductorFabio Bidini, pianoThe Sea and the Seagull Piano Concerto No. 4 in G minor Symphony No. 2 in E minor

mAx REtuRnsSat. Nov. 15, 8pmMaximiano Valdés, conductorTai Murray, violinGINASTERA Pampeana No. 3 lAlO Symphonie Espagnole FRANCK Symphony in D minor

RussiAn divERsiOn Sat. Feb. 7, 8pmJoAnn Falletta, conductorNatasha Paremski, pianoGAllAGhER Diversions Overture BRAhMS Piano Concerto No.1 in D minor TChAIKOVSKy Symphony No. 2. in C minor, “little Russian”

Beethoven FestivalbEEthOvEn’s ninthSat. Mar. 21, 8pmJoAnn Falletta, conductorSari Gruber, sopranoAnn McMahon Quintero, mezzo-sopranoRobert Breault, tenorKevin Deas, bass-baritoneBuffalo Philharmonic ChorusSymphony No. 1 in C major Symphony No. 9 in D minor, “Choral”

nA zdROwiE pOlAnd!Sat. Apr. 25, 8pmJoAnn Falletta, conductorJacek Muzyk, French hornYoonie Han, pianoKARlOWICz Symphonic Prologue from Music for the White Dove PENDERECKI Winterreise: Concerto for horn ChOPIN Piano Concerto No. 1 in E minor

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Acclaim 5Rachmaninoff FestivalRussiAn splEndOR Sun. Oct. 19, 2:30pmJoAnn Falletta, conductorGabriela Martinez, pianoRebecca Nash, sopranoCharles Reid, tenorDarren Stokes, baritone Buffalo Philharmonic ChorusThe Isle of the Dead Piano Concerto No. 1 in F-sharp minor The Bells

ludwig plAys sibEliusSun. Dec. 7, 2:30pmJoAnn Falletta, conductorMichael Ludwig, violinAnna Mattix, English hornSIBElIuS The Bard, Op. 64 SIBElIuS The Swan of Tuonela SIBElIuS Violin Concerto in D minor MENDElSSOhN Symphony No. 3 in A minor, “Scottish”

RussiAn divERsiOn Sun. Feb. 8, 2:30pmJoAnn Falletta, conductorNatasha Paremski, pianoGAllAGhER Diversions Overture BRAhMS Piano Concerto No.1 in D minor TChAIKOVSKy Symphony No. 2. in C minor, “little Russian”

lEFèvRE plAys gERshwinSun. Mar. 8, 2:30pmJoAnn Falletta, conductorAlain Lefèvre, pianoSChMITT Anthony and Cleopatra, Suites 1 & 2 GERShWIN Piano Concerto in F major

ChARlEs ivEs: An AmERiCAn mAvERiCkSun. Apr. 12, 2:30pmJoAnn Falletta, conductorWilliam Sharp, tenorIVES/SChuMAN Variations on America IVES The unanswered Question IVES/ADAMS Five Songs for Voice and Orchestra IVES/BRANT The Alcotts from Concord Symphony IVES Symphony No. 2A collaboration with the Burchfield Penney Art Center, University at Buffalo Music Dept. and Buffalo & Erie County Libraries, with support from the National Endowment for the Humanities.

Vivace 5stRAuss And mOlièRE Le Bourgeois gentiLhommeSun. Nov. 2, 2:30pmJoAnn Falletta, conductorIncidental music by Richard Strauss sets the stage for Irish Classical Theatre and LehrerDance to join the BPO for this semi-staged production of one of Moliere’s most successful comedies.

hAppy biRthdAy mOzARt! Sun. Jan. 25, 2:30pmDavid Alan Miller, conductorDemarre McGill, fluteYolanda Kondonassis, harpMOzART String Divertimenti K.136 MOzART Concerto for Flute and harp in C major MOzART Symphony No. 38 in D major, “Prague”

symphOniC tAlEsSun. Feb. 22, 2:30pmJoAnn Falletta, conductorAmit Peled, celloSChMITT The haunted Palace DuKAS The Sorcerer’s Apprentice DVORáK Cello Concerto in B minor

Beethoven FestivalbEEthOvEn’s ninthSun. Mar. 22, 2:30pmJoAnn Falletta, conductorSari Gruber, sopranoAnn McMahon Quintero, mezzo-sopranoRobert Breault, tenorKevin Deas, bass-baritoneBuffalo Philharmonic ChorusSymphony No. 1 in C major Symphony No. 9 in D minor, “Choral”

williAm tEll And shOstAkOviChSun. May 10, 2:30pmLeon Botstein, conductorRachel Lee Priday, violinROSSINI Overture to William Tell WAGNER Death and Funeral Music from Götterdämmerung PROKOFIEV Violin Concerto No. 1 in D major ShOSTAKOVICh Symphony No. 15 in A major

Coffee 7Rachmaninoff FestivalCOFFEE with RAChFri. Oct. 10, 10:30amJoAnn Falletta, conductorFabio Bidini, piano

stRAuss And mOlièRE Le Bourgeois gentiLhommeFri. Oct. 31, 10:30amJoAnn Falletta, conductor

mAx REtuRnsFri. Nov. 14, 10:30amMaximiano Valdés, conductorTai Murray, violin

ClAssiCAl ChRistmAs: mEssiAh And mOREFri. Dec. 12, 10:30amErin Freeman, conductorBuffalo Philharmonic Chorus

Beethoven FestivalA hERO’s liFEFri. Mar. 27, 10:30amJoAnn Falletta, conductorNorman Krieger, pianoEmily Helenbrook, sopranoMatthewWitter, narrator

nA zdROwiE pOlAnd!Fri. Apr. 24, 10:30amJoAnn Falletta, conductorJacek Muzyk, French hornYoonie Han, piano

bERnstEin And mAhlER Fri. May 29, 10:30amJoAnn Falletta, conductorTim Fain, violin

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mAtthEw mORRisOnSat. Sept. 27, 8 pmJohn Morris Russell, conductoryou know him as the perpetually optimistic high school teacher Will Schuester on TV’s Glee, but this Emmy, Tony and Golden Globe nominated song and dance man got his start on Broadway in Hairspray, The Light in the Piazza, South Pacific and more. Don’t miss his BPO debut!

glORiOus gERshwinSat. Nov. 8, 8pmMatt Catingub, conductorKevin Cole, pianoGeorge Gershwin is widely regarded as one of the finest composers of both popular and classical music in the 20th century. Celebrate his genius from popular song to one of his best loved works, Rhapsody in Blue, featuring one of today’s best Gershwin pianists.

hOlidAy pOps Fri. Dec. 19, 8pmSat. Dec. 20, 8pmSun. Dec. 21, 2:30pmRon Spigelman, conductorJoin your BPO for Western New york’s #1 holiday tradition! Featuring Sal Andolina’s Big Band and the remarkable vocals of James Torme, son of jazz legend Mel Torme, this concert is sure to make your holiday merry and bright!

bEn vEREEnSat. Jan. 31, 8pm

Tony Award-winning actor-singer-dancer Ben Vereen starred in the original Broadway productions of Pippin and Jesus Christ Superstar, plus All That Jazz, Sweet Charity, Chicago, Fosse, Hair and Wicked.

mEgAn hiltySat. Mar. 14, 8pmSteven Reineke, conductorMegan hilty has delighted audiences from Broadway to the small screen with her roles as Glinda in Wicked and liz in Sean Saves the World.

bOnd And bEyOnd: 50 yEARs OF 007Sat. May 2, 8pmMichael Krajewski, conductorDebbie Gravitte, vocalsA symphonic tribute to the golden anniversary of this treasured film franchise and the world’s favorite spy: “Bond, James Bond!”

EllA, lOuis And All thAt jAzzFEAtuRing byROn stRipling And mARvA hiCksSat. June 6, 8pm

Byron Stripling, artistic director of the Columbus Jazz Orchestra, joins forces with Broadway star Marva hicks in this tribute to two of the jazz world’s most talented musicians.

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Megan HiltyMatthew Morrison

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Holiday Pops

thE hit mEnStars of Frankie Valli & The Four SeasonsFri. Oct. 24, 10:30am

hOlidAy pOpsFri. Dec. 19, 10:30am

stEvE lippiA And sinAtRAFri. Feb. 13, 10:30am

pAtRiOtiC pOps Fri. May 22, 10:30am

For the Coffee 10 enjoy a combination of Pops and Classics programs to get a taste of the full range of the BPO.

mAtthEw mORRisOnSat. Sept. 27, 8 pmJohn Morris Russell, conductorhe’s the perpetually optimistic high school teacher on TV’s Glee, but this Emmy, Tony and Golden Globe nominated song and dance man got his start on Broadway in Hairspray, The Light in the Piazza and South Pacific.

thE hit mEnfeaturing former stars of Frankie Valli & The Four SeasonsSat. Oct. 25, 8pm

you loved Tommy James and the Shondells. Carly Simon. Cat Stevens. Relive the glory days of rock and roll featuring your favorite songs from Sherry to You’re So Vain, Peace Train and more. you’ll leave Kleinhans saying “Oh, What a Night!”

A tRibutE tO nEil diAmOnd with jAy whitESat. Nov. 22, 8pm

Considered the best in the business, Jay White has performed over 2,000 Neil Diamond las Vegas casino shows, weaving a songbook for a generation. he captures Diamond’s essence and charismatic stage presence with an uncanny vocal and physical likeness.

hOlidAy pOps Fri. Dec. 19, 8pmSat. Dec. 20, 8pmSun. Dec. 21, 2:30pmRon Spigelman, conductorJoin your BPO for Western New york’s #1 holiday tradition! Featuring Sal Andolina’s Big Band and the remarkable vocals of James Torme, son of jazz legend Mel Torme, this concert is sure to make your holiday merry and bright!

stEvE lippiA And sinAtRASat. Feb. 14, 8pm

love is in the air as you celebrate Valentine’s Day with the most romantic music from Frank Sinatra’s songbook. Dance the night away at our free post-concert Sweetheart Dance.

glEnn millER ORChEstRASat. Apr. 18, 8pm

With its iconic jazz sound, the Glenn Miller Orchestra is considered to be one of the greatest bands of all time.

pAtRiOtiC pOps Sat. May 23, 8pm

A Memorial Day weekend tradition! Join the BPO in a musical salute to our nation and the men and women whose sacrifices made it great.

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Coffee 10Rachmaninoff FestivalCOFFEE with RAChFri. Oct. 10, 10:30amJoAnn Falletta, conductorFabio Bidini, piano

thE hit mEnStars of Frankie Valli & The Four SeasonsFri. Oct. 24, 10:30am

stRAuss And mOlièRE Le Bourgeois gentiLhommeFri. Oct. 31, 10:30amJoAnn Falletta, conductor

mAx REtuRnsFri. Nov. 14, 10:30amMaximiano Valdés, conductorTai Murray, violin

ClAssiCAl ChRistmAs: mEssiAh And mOREFri. Dec. 12, 10:30amErin Freeman, conductorBuffalo Philharmonic Chorus

stEvE lippiA And sinAtRAFri. Feb. 13, 10:30am

Beethoven FestivalA hERO’s liFEFri. Mar. 27, 10:30amJoAnn Falletta, conductorNorman Krieger, pianoEmily Helenbrook, sopranoMatthew Witter, narrator

nA zdROwiE pOlAnd!Fri. Apr. 24, 10:30amJoAnn Falletta, conductorJacek Muzyk, French hornYoonie Han, piano

pAtRiOtiC pOps Fri. May 22, 10:30am

bERnstEin And mAhlER Fri. May 29, 10:30amJoAnn Falletta, conductorTim Fain, violin

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dARk sECREts: bluEbEARd And ChihulyWed. Oct. 1, 7pm

Renowned artist Dale Chihuly sets the stage when JoAnn Falletta leads the BPO in Bela Bartók’s one-act opera, Bluebeard’s Castle. This special package for only $75 includes:

• Tour the stunning glass set and hear about its development

• Reserved seats – the best in the house

• Book on Chihuly glass

• Drink ticket for the post-concert reception

An EvEning with REnéE FlEmingOpEning night gAlA spOnsOREd by thE lOuis p. CiminElli FAmily FOundAtiOn

Sat. Sept. 13, 8pm

From the Super Bowl to Buffalo – don’t miss your chance to hear this incredible artist.

At a White House ceremony last July, President Obama awarded Ms. Fleming the National Medal of Arts, America's highest honor for an individual artist. Known as “the people’s diva” and winner of the 2013 Grammy Award for Best Classical Vocal Solo, she continues to grace the world’s greatest opera stages and concert halls. As a musical statesman, she has performed for distinguished occasions such as the 2006 Nobel Peace Prize ceremony

and the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games. In 2012, in an historic first, she sang from the balcony of Buckingham Palace in the Diamond Jubilee Concert for HRM Queen Elizabeth II. In 2008, Ms. Fleming became the first woman in the 125-year history of the Metropolitan Opera to solo headline an opening night gala. A Rochester native, Ms. Fleming holds an honorary Doctorate from the Eastman School of Music.

Renée Fleming

mAtthEw mORRisOn OpEns thE pOpsSat. Sept. 27, 8pm

This Emmy, Tony and Golden Globe nominated song and dance man has done it all from Broadway to TV’s Glee!

Matthew Morrison

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hOlidAy pOpsFri. Dec. 19, 10:30am & 8pm Sat. Dec. 20, 8pm Sun. Dec. 21, 2:30pm Ron Spigelman, conductor

Join your BPO for Western New york’s #1 holiday tradition! Featuring Sal Andolina’s Big Band and the remarkable vocals of James Torme, son of jazz legend Mel Torme, this concert is sure to make your holiday merry and bright!

bEEthOvEn’s ninthSat. Mar. 21, 8pm Sun. Mar. 22, 2:30pm

In his famous Ninth Symphony, Beethoven added the human voice to a symphony for the first time. hear this mighty work with The Buffalo Philharmonic Chorus and outstanding soloists.

ClAssiCAl ChRistmAs: mEssiAh And mOREFri. Dec. 12, 10:30am Sat. Dec. 13, 8pm Erin Freeman, conductor Buffalo Philharmonic Chorus

Messiah is the centerpiece for this holiday tradition – filled with classical treasures from O Holy Night to Sleighride, and our ever-popular sing-along.

nutCRACkERSat. Nov. 29, 7pm Sun. Nov. 30, 2pm

Neglia Ballet Artists brings the splendor of Tchaikovsky’s beloved ballet to Shea’s beautiful stage in collaboration with the BPO. A sparkling tradition to kick off the holiday season for music and dance lovers of all ages.

thE RitE OF spRing with RiChmOnd bAllEt And thE bpOFri. Nov. 21, 7:30pm JoAnn Falletta, conductor Center for the Arts – University at BuffaloTickets: $127 VIP (includes post-performance reception), $67, $47, Students (any school I.D.) $27Join your BPO for a very special evening to celebrate the 20th Anniversary of uB Center for the Arts! Igor Stravinsky’s enduring and influential masterwork sent shockwaves throughout the worlds of music and dance when it premiered in Paris in 1913. This performance will also mark the Western New york premiere of Richmond Ballet, The State Ballet of Virginia. Part of the M&T Bank Dance Series. Also sponsored in part by uB university life and Services.

Call (716) 645-2787 or visit www.ubcfa.org for more details

CEltiC thundER with thE bpO Wed. Dec. 10, 8pm

This international singing sensation makes its first ever symphony tour performing songs from the 2013 chart-topping recording, Christmas Voices. Experience this outstanding ensemble with the dynamic backing of a full orchestra in traditional carols, their signature hits and Irish favorites.

glEnn millER COFFEE COnCERtFri. Apr. 17, 10:30am

With its iconic jazz sound, the Glenn Miller Orchestra is considered to be one of the greatest bands of all time.

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whether you are new to classical music, or looking for an opportunity to learn more– this is a great series to try, and at a great price.Combine the music with the story behind it. Multi-media presentations and the insights of our musical experts entwine for a shorter concert with no intermission. Come early and relax with friends, and stay for a post-concert party to mingle with the musicians. One distinctive event occurs as part of both the Classics and Know the Score series – so you get a taste of both concert experiences.

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Bluebeard and Chihuly

Pictures at an Exhibition

Charles Ives

Dark Secrets: Bluebeard and Chihuly is made possible in part by the New york State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo and the New york State legislature.

Just add $50 to your Know the Score subscription to take advantage of this opportunity!

dARk sECREts: bluEbEARd And ChihulyWed. Oct. 1, 7pm

Renowned artist Dale Chihuly has created a spectacular set design with his artwork, and sets the stage for JoAnn Falletta to lead the BPO in Bela Bartók’s one act opera, Bluebeard’s Castle.Based on a folk legend about the mysterious nobleman, Bluebeard, and his new bride Judith, the tale begins as the newlyweds arrive at Bluebeard’s gloomy, dank castle. The piece turns into a psychological thriller as Judith discovers seven locked doors and demands to see what is behind them. As the doors are opened and Bluebeard’s dark secrets are revealed, Judith discovers that there is much more to her new husband than meets the eye.Chihuly’s sculptures provide a dramatic visual element as they are revealed one by one. See glass blowing demonstrations with Corning Museum of Glass, and an exhibit of glasswork by local glass artists and area students.

special package available:• Tour the stunning glass set

and hear about its development• Drink ticket for the post-concert reception• Reserved seats – the best in the house• Book on Chihuly glass

piCtuREs At An ExhibitiOn Fri. Feb. 27, 7pm

With the assistance of curators from the Albright Knox Art Gallery, the BPO will bring to life Mussorgsky’s famous Pictures at an Exhibition. This iconic piece commemorates the composer’s friendship with artist and architect Viktor hartmann, whose death shook Russia’s art world. Mussorgsky was inspired to memorialize him in music that depicts an imaginary tour of an art collection.

ChARlEs ivEs: An AmERiCAn mAvERiCkSat. Apr. 11, 8pm Sun. Apr. 12, 2:30pm

As part of the M&T Classics Series, JoAnn Falletta and the BPO embark on a multi-media event to celebrate the creative genius of Charles Ives. Inspired by transcendentalist philosophy, Ives sought a highly personalized musical expression. his views fit in well with many cultural leaders in Buffalo at the time from Frank lloyd Wright and Elbert hubbard to Charles Burchfield. The BPO explores his music with assistance from the Burchfield Penney Art Center, university at Buffalo Music Department, the Buffalo & Erie County libraries, and support from the National Endowment for the humanities.

family-friendly. Affordable. high quality entertainment for our youngest fans.Join the BPO for six Sunday afternoon concerts at 2:30pM. Programs are designed for kids ages 6-10, but all are welcome. Kids, parents and grandparents will all enjoy well-known music in themed concerts. Come early; a variety of pre-concert activities will keep the Mary Seaton Room buzzing starting at 1:30 PM.

symphOniC spOOktACulARSun. Oct. 26, 2:30pm

Wear your halloween costume and get ready for some of the spookiest music ever written. Meet some of your favorite cartoon characters before the concert and don’t miss the costume parade for a howling good time!jinglE bEll jAmSun. Dec. 14, 2:30pm

A family tradition…holiday music, kids all dressed up, a sing along with the orchestra. Meet the man of the hour as Santa makes his appearance. Before the concert, make cards to send to our friends in the military with help from the u.S. Marine Corps.

A vERy bEARy vAlEntinESun. Feb. 15, 2:30pm

love is in the air and the BPO wants to be your Valentine! Spread the love around and bring the bear or stuffed animal you love the most to share the concert with you.

thE mAgiCAl musiC OF disnEySun. Mar. 15, 2:30pm

Come dressed as your favorite Disney character, prince or princess and enjoy favorites from The Lion King, Aladdin, Beauty and Beast and more.

dR. sEuss mEEts thE bpO!Sun. Apr. 19, 2:30pm

A mad romp through Dr. Seuss classics: Green Eggs and Ham, and The Sneetches. It’s an unbeatable combination of timeless music and favorite stories that everyone knows. Come in your craziest, zaniest, most outrageous hat in honor of the occasion!

CARnivAl OF thE AnimAlsSun. May 3, 2:30pm

let your imagination run wild in this musical journey. Each movement depicts a different animal -- from the regal lion to the graceful swan. A great way to learn about the instruments in the orchestra.

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musiC OF lEd zEppElinFri. Nov. 7, 8pm

BPO Rocks kicks off with the return of one of our most popular rock shows. Welcome back Brent Havens to lead the BPO with the astounding vocals of Randy Jackson, a tremendous rock band, and your BPO to create the ultimate classics rock show.

RAndy nEwmAnFri. Jan. 30, 8pm

From the sardonic Short People to the sentimental You’ve Got a Friend in Me, Rock and Roll hall of Fame inductee Randy Newman has been inspiring audiences for decades. his movie soundtrack work has earned him sixteen Oscar nominations including the “Toy Story” movies, and his numerous Grammy awards include Best Song Written for a Motion Picture for Our Town from “Cars.”

musiC OF miChAEl jACksOnFri. May 1, 8pm

Brent Havens is back on the podium to celebrate the music of the King of Pop in this symphonic tribute to Jackson’s incomparable style. lead performer James Delisco offers a rare combination of a fabulous voice and high-energy athletic dance moves, all amplified with a full band and heightened by rock concert lighting.

blOOd swEAt & tEARsSat. Feb. 28, 8pm

For more than four decades, BS&T’s jazz-infused, progressive rock has been a genre unto itself!

The outstanding talents of Bo Bice, who performed Spinning Wheel on American Idol, represent the next chapter in a musical tale that stretches from the turbulence of the late ‘60s to the changing world of the 21st century. hear hits like And When I Die and You Make Me So Very Happy re-imagined with a full orchestra.

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Classic Rock at its finest. Outstanding artists backed by the world-class

musicianship of your BPO!

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A tRibutE tO nEil diAmOnd with jAy whitESat. Nov. 22, 8pm

Considered the best in the business, Jay White has performed over 2,000 Neil Diamond las Vegas casino shows weaving a songbook tapestry for a generation. he captures Diamond’s essence and charismatic stage presence along with an uncanny vocal and physical likeness.

thE hit mEn FEAtuRing FORmER stARs OF FRAnkiE vAlli & thE FOuR sEAsOns

Sat. Oct. 25, 8pm

you loved Tommy James and the Shondells. Carly Simon. Cat Stevens. Elton John. Relive the glory days of rock and roll from Sherry, to You’re So Vain, Peace Train and more. you’ll leave Kleinhans saying “Oh, what a night!”

Order all 6 concerts and enjoy the best seats in the house and the most flexible ticket exchange program in Western New York, along with other great subscriber benefits.

Choose a Rock Flex Pack and redeem tickets for your choice of concerts. Use all for one show or spread them out all season. With a Rock Flex Pack you save 10% off single ticket prices and enjoy all the benefits of subscribing.

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ROCKS!ROCKS!

Bo Bice

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you can come early to an m&t classics concert and learn more about the music.One hour prior to Saturday or Sunday M&T Classics concerts, join JoAnn Falletta, guest artists and members of the BPO for musically speaking, a free series of enlightening discussions. It’s the perfect time to learn more about the music you are about to hear.Sponsored by

it’s easy and affordable for students to attend the BPo.For only $29 students can purchase a season pass for the entire M&T Classics series.

student tickets for any Classics concert are just $10, or save 50% on the cost of tickets to BPO Pops concerts.

Parents and Teachers – encourage your high school students to become symphony scholars for just $35.

Students receive concert passes, attend talk back sessions with guest artists and have unique insider access to the BPO. Check out bpo.org for complete details.

you can bring your group to the BPo and save.We invite your group of 10 or more to experience the passion and excitement of the Grammy Award-winning BPO. We have something to fit every musical taste and budget. Consider Holiday Pops or a relaxing Friday morning Coffee Concert (complete with complimentary coffee and doughnuts).

Groups save 20% off single ticket prices, plus many other great benefits. For your customized package call (716)885- 5001

you can take the BPo with you wherever you go.Under JoAnn Falletta’s leadership the BPO has released 29 recordings on their own label, Beau Fleuve, and on the international classical music label Naxos. Recent releases include Polish Masterworks (featuring works by four of Poland’s greatest composers), the orchestral works of Duke Ellington, an all-Gershwin CD featuring the outstanding young pianist, Orion Weiss, and the critically acclaimed Gliere Symphony No. 3, “Il’ya Muromets” recorded in the spring of 2013 in

conjunction with the BPO’s highly successful performance at Carnegie Hall.

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salvatore’s symphony shuttle Salvatore’s offers shuttle service from Transit and Genesee in Depew for just $10. Add a gourmet dinner before the concert; dinner and shuttle sold separately.

klEinhAns musiC hAll pARkingtake the symphony shuttleFor all Saturday night BPO concerts, complimentary parking and shuttle service is available from the D’Youville College lot located at 430 West Ave.

Price Rite North street LotFREE parking. Located at 253 North Street. This is a comfortable walking distance to the music hall.

31 club at North Johnson Park and Elmwood Ave. in Buffalo offers complimentary shuttle service for diners to and from Kleinhans following dinner on concert nights.

complete parking details and maps will arrive with your subscription package.All programs and artists subject to change.

“ Listen to this magnificent disc and you will never again be moved to argue, merely, that the Buffalo Philharmonic is a world-class orchestra. What you have on this disc, giving a magnificent performance of one of the great and massive repertory rarities, is the work of a truly great world-class orchestra.”

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First time Classics subscriber prices: A B C D Eclassics master 17 $604 $497 $395 $332 $282classics 9A or 9B $323 $268 $213 $180 $156maestro 5, Bravo 5, ovation 5, Acclaim 5, & Vivace 5 $238 $193 $151 $126 $105coffee 7 $279 $230 $230 $181 $181 First time Pops subscriber prices: A B C D EPops master 12 $580 $474 $370 $311 $261 Pops 7A or 7B $335 $273 $213 $179 $149 coffee Pops 4 $160 $132 $132 $104 $104 coffee Grande 10 (3 Pops, 7 Classics) $399 $329 $329 $259 $259 A B C D EKnow the score 3 (3 concerts) (main floor general admission) $69 $69 $69 $69 $69Know the score subscription including Chihuly special package $119 $119 $119 $119 $119BPo Kids (6 concerts) adults $58 $58 $58 $58 $58BPo Kids (6 concerts) children $38 $38 $38 $38 $38BPo Rocks pricing on page 14 AMAzING ADD-ONS A B C D ERenée fleming opens the Classics $96 $86 $76 $66 $56 matthew morrison opens the Pops $66 $55 $44 $37 $32 classical christmas: messiah and more $66 $55 $44 $37 $32 holiday Pops $66 $55 $44 $37 $32 Beethoven's Ninth $89 $76 $66 $55 $45 celtic thunder $73 $61 $48 $41 $35 dark secrets: Bluebeard and chihuly $76 $76 $76 $76 $76 Glenn miller orchestra coffee concert $52 $43 $43 $34 $34 Rite of spring pricing on page 10

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Opening Night with renée fleMing Sat. Matthew Morrison Sat. Classic Christmas Fri. Sat. BCBS holiday Pops Fri. Sat. Sun. Celtic Thunder Wed. 12/10 Beethoven’s Ninth Sat. Sun.

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