Below, Joshua Bell shares the harrowing tale of how the Huberman violin came to be his! Hear him play it live with pianist Alessio Bax on November 2, 2019 at the Mondavi Center.
Make no mistake, Michela Marino Lerman's role in Mwenso and the Shakes is not a novelty act.
By: Lisa Mezzacappa
As we begin our 2019-20 season, we're sharing some highlights of what's to come. Our Executive Director Don Roth and our Associate Executive Director & Director of Programming Jeremy Ganter narrate and share why they're excited for each of these events.
Safety is something we take very seriously in the Production Department of the Mondavi Center. Stage work is inherently dangerous, and we always strive to remember that. Theatres are highly sophisticated buildings filled with complicated machinery and systems.
On Wednesday, October 10, Mondavi Center Members were invited to a members-only listening party with artist Lila Downs. Lila was interviewed throughout the event and asked to share why each of the following songs that she picked were meaningful to her and how they influenced her music.
The songs performed by Luca Pisaroni, bass-baritone and Jonathan Ware, piano, also required dual efforts to compose. This program features several works by composer Franz Schubert set to the texts of Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe.
Read on to learn more about Schubert, Goethe, and their relationship.
"La celebración del Día De Muertos nos ofrece la oportunidad de celebrar a los que ya han partido, y de invitarlos a compartir de nuevo con los que aún viven.
Make no mistake, Michela Marino Lerman's role in Mwenso and the Shakes is not a novelty act.
