Beethoven Festival Park City aka Park City International Music Festival

12/16/2022

The Beethoven Festival Continues its Concerts both Live and Online, and Sharing Great Performances.

11/04/2022

11/04/2022

08/12/2022

Beautiful, intimate chamber works by Brahms. Join us on Saturday Eve, Aug 13 at 7PM at the Park City Community Church. Seating is limited to 35 for this concert. Hear the exquisite "Alto Songs" and the delightful Trio for Violin, Horn and Piano arranged for Clarinet, Viola and Piano and the masterpiece for Clarinet and Piano - the Sonata in F Minor.
Limited to 35 attendees, masks and vax proof required for this intimate setting.
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08/06/2022

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Join the Festival for this live concert at the Park City Community Church, Sat. Aug 13.
All Brahms!

Beautiful Works by Johannes BRAHMS with Bachauer Competition Winner Michael Gurt, Clarinetist Russell Harlow and Violist Leslie Harlow

07/10/2022

BEETHOVEN FESTIVAL ONLINE PREMIERE Sun July 10 • 6PM - Schubert and Beethoven Quintets - https://mailchi.mp/aab5ec94c629/may8beetfestconcert-11534794

05/13/2022

May 19 at 7PM and May 22 at 3PM - Works of Handel, Telemann, Faure' and Poulenc - https://mailchi.mp/b1b05031454c/may8beetfestconcert-11524346

05/10/2022

You can attend this luxuriously lyrical and elegant program in Salt Lake City on May 19 at 7pm, or visit BeetFestUt.org to purchase tickets to hear the program in Park City at the Park City Eccles Performing Arts Center on May 22 at 3pm.

Exquisite 18th Century works of Handel, Telemann, and 20th Century masterpieces by Faure´ and Francis Poulenc - Free, Donations welcomed

05/03/2022

This is the all-star group of wind players from all over who will be performing. Please visit the Beethoven Festival NEW website at https://www.BeetFestUt.org. Tickets are available through the ParkCityInstitute.org website at this link: https://tickets.parkcity.institute/TheatreMan.../1/online...
The All-Star SONOLUMINA WIND ENSEMBLE will present masterpieces of works for winds by Jacques Ibert, Ludwig van Beethoven and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. The Beethoven Festival has gathered this sterling roster of eight fine wind players to form the Sonolumina Wind Ensemble. The ensemble will treat our audience to three works in varying combinations.
The "Five Pieces" for Trio by Jacques Ibert is a collection of light, jaunty and dreamy works for oboe, clarinet, and bassoon, perfect for a Sunday afternoon.
The Beethoven Sextet for Two Clarinets, Two French Horns, and Two Bassoons - a completely unique combination of wind instruments - was composed in Bonn when Beethoven was a young man and is filled with youthful exuberance. Operatic in nature, this treasure in the chamber music repertoire features an exquisite slow movement featuring a beautiful dialogue between bassoon and clarinet. The final movement is like the grand finale of this fireworks show of a work.
The final work is an "all hands on deck" for the full excellent group of eight wind players: Mozart's "Woodwind Serenade for Two Oboes, Two Clarinets, Two French Horns, and two Bassoons. During Mozart's time it was popular to write woodwind works to be performed outdoors by wind ensembles, and the style was taken to a new height in this wonderful composition considered one of the greatest wind ensemble works Mozart created.
The artists in the group photo are (left to right) clarinetists Lee Livengood and Russell Harlow, horn players Edmund Rollett and Julie Pilant and bassoonists Ronn Hall and Leon Chodos and the group also includes oboe players Brooks Fisher and Karen Hastings.
The next concert in the Park City series will be May 22, Sunday at 3PM, then the series starts up again in the summer in July in conjunction with the 39th year of the Beethoven Festival.

05/03/2022

Join us Sunday, May 8 at 3pm - Beethoven Octet, Mozart Sextet and Ibert Trio! - https://mailchi.mp/a2839c59e7e4/may8beetfestconcert

05/03/2022

This is the all-star group of wind players from all over who will be performing. Please visit the Beethoven Festival NEW website at https://www.BeetFestUt.org. Tickets are available through the ParkCityInstitute.org website at this link: https://tickets.parkcity.institute/TheatreMan.../1/online...
The All-Star SONOLUMINA WIND ENSEMBLE will present masterpieces of works for winds by Jacques Ibert, Ludwig van Beethoven and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. The Beethoven Festival has gathered this sterling roster of eight fine wind players to form the Sonolumina Wind Ensemble. The ensemble will treat our audience to three works in varying combinations.
The "Five Pieces" for Trio by Jacques Ibert is a collection of light, jaunty and dreamy works for oboe, clarinet, and bassoon, perfect for a Sunday afternoon.
The Beethoven Sextet for Two Clarinets, Two French Horns, and Two Bassoons - a completely unique combination of wind instruments - was composed in Bonn when Beethoven was a young man and is filled with youthful exuberance. Operatic in nature, this treasure in the chamber music repertoire features an exquisite slow movement featuring a beautiful dialogue between bassoon and clarinet. The final movement is like the grand finale of this fireworks show of a work.
The final work is an "all hands on deck" for the full excellent group of eight wind players: Mozart's "Woodwind Serenade for Two Oboes, Two Clarinets, Two French Horns, and two Bassoons. During Mozart's time it was popular to write woodwind works to be performed outdoors by wind ensembles, and the style was taken to a new height in this wonderful composition considered one of the greatest wind ensemble works Mozart created.
The artists in the group photo are (left to right) clarinetists Lee Livengood and Russell Harlow, horn players Edmund Rollett and Julie Pilant and bassoonists Ronn Hall and Leon Chodos and the group also includes oboe players Brooks Fisher and Karen Hastings.
The next concert in the Park City series will be May 22, Sunday at 3PM, then the series starts up again in the summer in July in conjunction with the 39th year of the Beethoven Festival.

04/20/2022

Park City has proven time and again that it is not only an in-demand destination for skiing and snowboarding but also arts and culture. There are a multitude of opportunities to experience the arts right here in the midst of the Wasatch Mountains, and the Park City Institute is one of our very valua...

04/04/2022

April 10 at 3PM - Chamber Music at the Park City Eccles Center https://mailchi.mp/43cf663ba5b3/apr10concert Enjoy Clarinet Superstars Lee Livengood and Russell Harlow in works by Schubert, Mendelssohn and Reinecke - with Pianist Melissa Jensen Livengood and Violist Leslie Harlow.

04/04/2022

Don't miss these performances!

For this program the Beethoven Festival Park City is combining performances of the Mozart Duo No. 2 in B Flat Major, K 424. for Violin and Viola featuring v...