Mainly Mozart Festival: Violinist William Preucil and Pianist David Deveau
Balboa Theatre, in Horton Plaza (868 Fourth Avenue San Diego, CA 92101)
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Mainly Mozart Festival: North America's Top Music Event
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Conductor David Atherton leads the Mainly Mozart Festival Orchestra during this multiple-day annual summer festival of stellar performances. Made up of leading musicians from the nation's best symphony orchestras and ensembles, this extraordinary group of musicians assembles once each year in Southern California, under the direction of founding conductor David Atherton of the esteemed Cleveland Orchestra. The festival is one of North America's top music destinations, and The Los Angeles Times calls Mainly Mozart "Mainly Astounding!" Celebrating its 25th anniversary, this year's festival features pianist Anne-Marie McDermott, violinist William Preucil, clarinetist Anthony McGill and other great talent. And of course you can expect plenty of Mozart, along with a sprinkling of other great classical composers. Please see the full event listing for the program lineup. Learn More
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5 Goldstar Member Reviews
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Written on Jun 11 2009The event was wonderful and the seats were excellent.
Goldstar Member
Written on Jun 08 2009Excellent performance.
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Written on Jun 08 2009I agree with the review written by Anonymous. In addition,I would enjoy a smaller auditorium for chamber music. I think I have been spoiled by the concerts at the Neuroscience Institute. The accoustics in NI are excellent and a smaller space makes the experience much more enjoyable.
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Written on Jun 08 2009Both William Preucil and David Deveau played beautifully. I enjoyed their nuanced performance very much.
I was not impressed with the sound system or acoustics, however. I felt that the music lacked the dynamism it might have had. It's possible this experience was related to the location of my seat, which although in the middle of the orchestra section, was quite near the back. I have attended performances sitting closer to the stage and had a much better experience. I think the theater should make some improvements in its sound projection system.
Also, the lights were not turned down in the section where I sat and I found that quite distracting.
More Information About Mainly Mozart Festival: William Preucil and David Deveau
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http://www.mainlymozart.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&...
Description
<p>William Preucil, violin
David Deveau, piano</p>
<p>Program:
Mozart, Violin Sonata No. 24 in F, K. 376
Tchaikovsky, The White Swan (from Swan Lake)
Dvorak, Sonatina in G, Op. 100
Debussy, Violin Sonata in G minor, L. 140
Mendelssohn, Violin Sonata in F, Op. 4 </p>
About the Ticket Supplier: Mainly Mozart
Mainly Mozart is a bi-national, not-for-profit corporation that produces concerts throughout the year in San Diego County and Baja, California--the highlight of which is an annual summer music festival.
Objectives:
1. To promote an annual music festival of orchestral and chamber music concerts of Mozart's (as well as other classical composers), with performances of the highest artistic quality consistent with fiscal responsibility;
2. To foster the education and appreciation of classical music and master musicians.
In addition, Mainly Mozart's educational outreach programs reach over 50,000 students in both countries. Annual funding for Mainly Mozart is provided by the City of San Diego Commission for Arts and Culture; the County of San Diego Community Enhancement program; the California Arts Council; the National Endowment for the Arts; and contributions from individuals, businesses and foundations.