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AN INTERNATIONAL BAROQUE ORCHESTRA AT HOME IN NORTHEAST OHIO! Now entering its 27th season, Apollo s Fire has performed sold-out concerts at Carnegie Hall, the BBC Proms, the Royal Theatre of Madrid, the Tanglewood Festival, the Metropolitan Museum of Art and more! But what the Apollo s Fire musicians love most is bringing world-class performances to your doorstep in a continuous tour of Northeast Ohio neighborhoods. We love playing for our amazing home audience one of the three largest baroque audiences in the country! 2Roger Mastroianni Founding Artistic Director Jeannette Sorrell is praised for her inspired leadership (THE INDEPENDENT, London) and revelatory performances (OPERA NEWS). Apollo s Fire is dedicated to reviving the true spirit of baroque performances not only with period instruments, but with the emotional impact the music was meant to convey. Passion. Period.
Stefan Cohen Stefan Cohen Stefan Cohen FROM THE PRESS Under the spirited direction of Jeannette Sorrell, Apollo s Fire conveys devil-may-care virtuosity. BBC MUSIC MAGAZINE, 2018 First rate rendered with consummate skill and artistry NEW YORK TIMES, 2017 Apollo s Fire brought the house down and the heart rates up at their Carnegie Hall debut... a thrilling performance. CLEVELANDCLASSICAL.COM, 2018 Dramatic tautness tempered by elegant refinement GRAMOPHONE, 2017 NEW THIS YEAR! Fun & casual restaurant performances See page 5 for details. BACK BY DEMAND! THE COMMUNITY ACCESS INITIATIVE Share the music. Share the love. s $12 Presto Seats See page 15 for details. s FREE Student Rush Tickets s Family Concerts are FREE! 3
SUBSCRIBE NOW TO GET THE BEST SEATS, AND MORE... MORE FROM THE PRESS NEW SUBSCRIBERS: s Add an extra concert for free! ALL SUBSCRIBERS: 4 s Save up to 18% s Create your own customized subscription package s Bring-A-Friend for Free (1 voucher per subscription package) s 10% discount on purchase of extra tickets s Advance priority reservations for summer concerts & special events s Free exchange privileges Reconstructed Monteverdi brings humanity to a venerable myth... another triumph for Apollo s Fire. SEEN & HEARD INTERNATIONAL, 2018 Apollo s Fire navigated Handel s musical depictions with exhilarating abandon, which Sorrell harnessed wonderfully. CLEVELAND PLAIN DEALER, 2017 Spell-binding. You should drop everything and go. This magic confirms Apollo s Fire as one of the most exhilarating period-instrument bands in the country. CLEVELANDCLASSICAL.COM, 2018 Superbly judged... almost brought tears to the eyes with its sigh and swell. DAILY TELEGRAPH, London (BBC Proms debut, 2015) Stefan Cohen
Introducing the... Fun & casual restaurant performances In partnership with FeaTuRing... Amanda, Brian, & Friends! Adventurous 75-minute performances exploring the crossroads of art and tradition. Come 30-60 minutes early to begin dining, and finish dessert during the performance! $20 cover charge, reduced to $10 for AF subscribers. WInG IT! Where Baroque Meets Jazz Five musicians summon the spirit of musical improvisation through the ages. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26 Mustard Seed Market, MONTROSE 7:00PM CONCERT (dinner-concert package, with Café buffet available from 6:00pm)* SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28 Music Box Supper Club, CLEVELAND 7:00PM CONCERT (dinner available from 5:30pm) Amanda Powell soprano & Artist-in-Residence for Outreach Performances Brian Kay plucked instruments & Artistic Leadership Fellow LOveRS, LuTeS & LyReS An Old English Valentine As Dowland and Purcell sang, music is the food of love... THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14 Music Box Supper Club, CLEVELAND 7:30PM CONCERT (dinner available from 6:00pm) FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15 Nighttown Restaurant, CLEVELAND HEIGHTS 7:00PM CONCERT (dinner available from 6:00pm) SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16 Mustard Seed Market, MONTROSE 7:15PM CONCERT (dinner-concert package, 4-course dinner seating at 6:00pm)* *Baroque Bistro Concerts at Mustard Seed are a dinner-concert package and must be purchased in advance. See page 18 for pricing or call AF at 800.314.2535 for details. 5
6 FRIDAY OCTOBER 12, 8:00pm CLEVELAND Museum of Art Gartner Auditorium SATURDAY OCTOBER 13, 8:00pm First United Methodist AKRON SUNDAY OCTOBER 14, 4:00pm CLEVELAND Institute of Music Kulas Hall Bright, winsome, terrifying and brilliant... SAN FRANCISCO CLASSICAL VOICE 6 Magnificent MOZART Concert given by Cardinal de La Rochefoucauld at the Argentina Theatre in Rome, 1747 (oil on canvas), Pannini or Panini, Giovanni Paolo (1691/2-1765) / Louvre, Paris, France / Bridgeman Images MOZArt Overture to La Finta Semplice MOZART Symphony no. 40 in G Minor HAYDN Concertante in D Major (1 st mvt.) MOZART Ballet Music from Idomeneo A rare chance to hear Mozart s symphonic splendor with the sparkling clarity of period instruments. From the lighthearted overture and the stormy Symphony no. 40, to the exhilarating Ballet Music 35 virtuoso musicians bring AF s signature energy and passion to these classical masterpieces. Enormous drama, delicacy, and zest brimming with nervous energy. Sorrell takes full advantage of her superb instrumentalists. THE PLAIN DEALER (CD review of Mozart Symphony no. 40) Roger Mastroianni
Amanda Powell, soprano Karim Sulayman, tenor Jeffrey Strauss, baritone Ronnie Malley, oud & accordion Daphna Mor, winds with Apollo s Singers In this new program from Jeannette Sorrell, music and poetry evoke a tour of the Jewish, Christian, Arab, and Armenian quarters of Jerusalem. Selections from Monteverdi s Vespers of 1610 echo the rapturous singing of Jewish cantors in the temples. Medieval harp, oud, and exotic percussion blend with Arabic love songs and Sephardic ballads. The performers, including musicians of Jewish, Muslim, and Christian backgrounds, join in celebration of brotherhood and sisterhood. A magic carpet that swept the audience away. COOLCLEVELAND (review of AF s Sephardic Journey ) View of Damascus Gate with Camel Drivers, Jerusalem, c.1844 (oil on board), Caffi, Ippolito (1809-66) / Galleria Internazionale d Arte Moderna, Ca Pesaro, Venice, Italy / Mondadori Electa / Bridgeman Images O Jerusalem! Crossroads of Three Faiths The place where brothers and strangers are one... Jalal al-din Rumi, 13th-c. Persian poet SATURDAY NOVEMBER 10, 8:00pm The Temple-Tifereth Israel BEACHWOOD MONDAY NOVEMBER 12, 7:30pm St. Paul's Episcopal CLEVELAND HEIGHTS FRIDAY NOVEMBER 16, 8:00pm FAIRLAWN Lutheran SATURDAY NOVEMBER 17, 8:00pm CLEVELAND Institute of Music Kulas Hall SUNDAY NOVEMBER 18, 4:00pm AVON LAKE Church UCC Enjoy fresh dates and Middle Eastern baklava with sparkling cider and meet the performers. FREE! 7 7
SATURDAY DECEMBER 1, 8:00pm First Baptist Church SHAKER HEIGHTS SUNDAY DECEMBER 2, 4:00pm St. Raphael Catholic Church BAY VILLAGE Handel s MESSIAH MONDAY DECEMBER 3, 7:30pm St. Paul's Episcopal AKRON Sample Christmas fruitcake and hot cider, and meet the musicians. 8 FREE! 8 NEW! Mini-Matinée Performance (1 hr) Sample your favorite Messiah highlights! SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 3:00pm First Baptist Church, SHAKER HEIGHTS Fame (oil on canvas), Sementi, Giovanni Giacomo (1583-1636) / Galleria Sabauda, Turin, Piedmont, Italy / Bridgeman Images Amanda Powell soprano Daniel Moody, countertenor Ross Hauck, tenor David McFerrin, baritone Praised on both sides of the Atlantic for their visionary approach, conductor Jeannette Sorrell and her actorsingers take Handel s masterpiece back to its roots as a theatrical and spiritual journey. No one does Messiah like Apollo s Fire! An inspiring holiday tradition. Sorrell succeeded in drawing the audience into another world. THE PLAIN DEALER
Christmas on Sugarloaf Mountain An Irish-Appalachian Gathering FRIDAY DECEMBER 7, 8:00pm St. Noel Church WILLOUGHBY HILLS SATURDAY DECEMBER 8, 8:00pm First Baptist Church SHAKER HEIGHTS SUNDAY DECEMBER 9, 4:00pm St. Raphael Catholic Church BAY VILLAGE Amanda Powell, soprano Ross Hauck, tenor with Apollo s Singers & Apollo s Musettes The program that premiered in 5 sold-out concerts last year returns in a lively new version. Fiddlers, singers, hammered dulcimer, bagpipes, and a whistleplaying dancer join with children s voices to evoke the Celtic roots of an Appalachian Christmas. The people of the mountains welcome Christmas with LOVE, SINGING, DANCING and PRAYER. Riveting spectacularly performed and deeply moving. SEEN & HEARD INTERNATIONAL, 2017 Snow in New Hampshire, (oil on canvas), Thieme, Anthony (1889-1954) / Private Collection / Photo Christie's Images / Bridgeman Images NEW! Mini-Matinée Performance (1 hr) Sample your favorite Sugarloaf highlights! SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8, 3:00pm First Baptist Church, SHAKER HEIGHTS MONDAY DECEMBER 10, 7:30pm The BATH Church, UCC FRIDAY DECEMBER 14, 8:00pm CLEVELAND Museum of Art Gartner Auditorium CD RELEASE PARTY! Join the performers young and old to celebrate, with hot cider and gingerbread. FREE! 9 9
10 THURSDAY JANUARY 31, 7:30pm First United Methodist AKRON FRIDAY FEBRUARY 1, 8:00pm St. Paul's Church CLEVELAND HEIGHTS SATURDAY FEBRUARY 2, 8:00pm St. Paul's Church CLEVELAND HEIGHTS SUNDAY FEBRUARY 3, 4:00pm ROCKY RIVER Presbyterian Kaffee mit schlag along with German sweet treats set the mood for a lively chat with the musicians. FREE! Biber s Mystery Sonatas Chamber Concert Angel musicians, by Spinello Aretino (1350 or 1352-1410), fresco, Church of San Domenico, Arezzo, Tuscany. Italy, 15th century. / De Agostini Picture Library / Bridgeman Images Johanna Novom, violin Adriane Post, violin Karina Schmitz, violin Carrie Krause, violin They are called the Joyful Mysteries, the Luminous, the Sorrowful, and the Glorious. From the Annunciation through the Crucifixion and the triumphal Resurrection these are the Mysteries of the Catholic Rosary. Join four violinist angels as they journey through the Mysteries, each using a different and special tuning of the violin. With theorbos, cello and organ, this is an evening of gorgeous virtuosity.
Orpheus Leading Eurydice from the Underworld, 1861 (oil on canvas), Corot, Jean Baptiste Camille (1796-1875) Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, TX / funds provided by Agnes Cullen Arnold Endowment Fund / Bridgeman Images THURSDAY MARCH 7, 7:30pm First United Methodist AKRON FRIDAY MARCH 8, 8:00pm St. Paul's Church CLEVELAND HEIGHTS Three Duels and a Funeral SATURDAY MARCH 9, 8:00pm St. Paul's Church CLEVELAND HEIGHTS SUNDAY MARCH 10, 4:00pm ROCKY RIVER Presbyterian Jourdain Fences his Maid, Nicole with his Wife Looking on. Scene From 'Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme', Act III, Scene 3 (oil on canvas), Leslie, Charles Robert (1794-1859) / Victoria & Albert Museum, London, UK / Bridgeman Images Stefan Cohen Johanna Novom & Adriane Post, violins Kathie Stewart traverso Mathias Reed Jeffrey Strauss baritone This sequel to last year s hit program, Three Duels and a Wedding, takes a darker turn... sort of. Sparks fly as pairs of virtuoso soloists square off in dueling quadruple-concertos of Vivaldi, as well as the exhilarating Brandenburg Concerto no. 3. Telemann s zany Funeral Cantata for a Dead Canary, delivered with tragic-comic aplomb by singeractor Jeffrey Strauss, will leave you in tears of laughter. Enjoy some mini-tarts and sparkling cider while you celebrate with the musicians. FREE! 11
MAINSTAGE CONCERTS FRIDAY* APRIL 12, 8:00pm Baldwin-Wallace University Gamble Auditorium BEREA Bach B Minor Mass & Mini-Festival SATURDAY APRIL 13, 8:00pm First Baptist Church SHAKER HEIGHTS SUNDAY APRIL 14, 4:30pm St. Raphael Catholic Church BAY VILLAGE MONDAY APRIL 15, 7:30pm St. Paul s Episcopal Church AKRON Amanda Powell soprano Amanda Crider mezzo-soprano Jacob Perry tenor Jesse Blumberg baritone with Apollo s Singers 12 *Co-presented by the Baldwin-Wallace Bach Festival. Free Student Rush tickets are not available at this performance, but $10 student tickets may be purchased. Never before heard on period instruments in Northeast Ohio, Bach s magnificent Mass features a large and colorful orchestra, including several unusual instruments. Conductor Jeannette Sorrell and her choir and orchestra are internationally respected for compelling performances of Bach s sacred works. First rate rendered with consummate skill and artistry. THE NEW YORK TIMES (review of Bach s St. John Passion)
Musical Angels, Te Deum, East Window, c.1888 (stained glass), Brown, John William (1842-1928) / Parish Church of Saint Mary and All Saints, Plymstock, UK / Photo Alastair Carew-Cox / Bridgeman Images CONCURRENT EVENTS s PRE-CONCERT TALKS Led by a visiting scholar and held 1 hour before each performance of the B Minor Mass. s FAMILY CONCERTS SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 3:00pm AKRON Art Museum SUNDAY, APRIL 7, 2:00pm CLEVELAND Museum of Art (Recital Hall) Bach & His Amazing Musical Family Interactive programs for ages 6-96 [FREE] s FILM SCREENING TUESDAY, APRIL 9, 1:45pm CLEVELAND Museum of Art (Morley Lecture Hall) The Chronicle of Anna Magdalena Bach Legendary harpsichordist Gustav Leonhardt portrays J.S. Bach in this 1968 classic. Tickets & Info at 216.421.7350 s PUBLIC MASTERCLASS SATURDAY, APRIL 13, 2:30pm First Baptist Church, SHAKER HEIGHTS AF musicians coach conservatory students from CIM, Oberlin, and Baldwin-Wallace. [FREE] Followed at 4:15pm by coffee & conversation with the Artists & Students. s "BRUNCH WITH BACH" SUNDAY, APRIL 14, 12:30pm Nighttown Restaurant, CLEVELAND HEIGHTS Violinist Olivier Brault and cellist René Schiffer each perform selections from the great unaccompanied suites. Jeannette Sorrell joins the Q&A discussion. Come at 11:30am or 12:00pm to begin dining. $30 cover charge includes a glass of champagne. 13
APOLLO S FIRE AROUND THE WORLD Under the inspired direction of Jeannette Sorrell, Apollo s Fire has become one of the pre-eminent period-instrument ensembles. THE INDEPENDENT, London Stefan Cohen BBC Proms, London Carnegie Hall (Zankel) University of California at Berkeley 2018-19 TOUR SCHEDULE August 5 GRETNA Music Festival, PENNSYLVANIA August 24 Tuscan Landscapes Festival, ITALY August 12 ALDEBURGH Festival/Snape Proms, UK November 11 Early Music Columbus, OHIO August 14 Irish National Concert Hall, DUBLIN* December 16 Metropolitan Museum of Art, NEW YORK CITY August 15 Belfast Castle, NORTHERN IRELAND* March 26 University of FLORIDA, Gainesville August 17 Derry, NORTHERN IRELAND* March 27 Gubelmann Auditorium, Palm Beach, FLORIDA August 18 Ballymena, NORTHERN IRELAND* March 28 Davis Arts Center, Fort Myers, FLORIDA August 19 National Opera House, Wexford, IRELAND* March 30 University of WISCONSIN, Madison *These concerts presented in partnership with the 14 For details, visit apollosfire.org and go to the Touring Schedule
COMMUNITY ACCESS INITIATIVE Share the Music. Share the Love. Making world-class baroque concerts easily available to diverse audiences, the Community Access Initiative opened the doors to 1500 new attendees last year! Here s how: $12 Presto Seats to all subscription concerts* Free Student Rush Tickets, day of show** Baroque Bistro Fun and Casual Restaurant Performances Family Concerts are free! (interactive 45-min. programs for ages 6-96) Family Nights Parents and children from selected public schools attend an AF subscription concert for free! Mini-residencies in public schools, presented in partnership with the Center for Arts-Inspired Learning *Presto Seats go on sale 3 weeks before each concert. Limited availability. See AF's website for details. **Student Rush see pp. 17-19 for details. Made possible with the generous support of the Cleveland Foundation and the George Gund Foundation. School Workshops and Family Concerts presented in partnership with PRE-CONCERT TALKS with AF Musicians & Visiting Scholars Join the large and lively crowd that attends these free talks, one hour before each subscription performance. 15
16 26 ACCLAIMED CD RECORDINGS 8 Billboard Chart-Toppers! Led by a brilliant harpsichordist, Jeannette Sorrell, the ensemble exudes stylish energy... a blend of scholarship and visceral intensity. GRAMOPHONE Magazine To order these or any of AF s other CDs, visit apollosfire.org or call the box office at 216.320.0012 x 1. VENUES Avon Lake Church, UCC 32801 Electric Boulevard, 44012 Baldwin-Wallace University Gamble Auditorium (Berea) 96 Front Street, 44107 The Bath Church, UCC 3980 West Bath Road, 44333 Cleveland Institute of Music Kulas Hall 11021 East Boulevard, 44106 Cleveland Museum of Art Gartner Auditorium 11150 East Boulevard, 44106 Fairlawn Lutheran Church 3415 West Market Street, 44333 First Baptist Church (Shaker Heights) 3630 Fairmount Boulevard, 44118 First United Methodist Church (Akron) 263 East Mill Street, 44308 Music Box Supper Club (Cleveland) 1148 Main Avenue, 44113 MEDIA PARTNERS Apollo s Fire thanks its 2018-19 Media Partners for their in-kind support. Mustard Seed Market & Café (Montrose) 3885 West Market Street, 44333 Nighttown (Cleveland Heights) 12383 Cedar Road, 44106 Rocky River Presbyterian Church 21750 Detroit Road, 44116 St. Noel Church (Willoughby Hills) 35200 Chardon Road, 44094 St. Paul s Episcopal Church (Cleveland Heights) 2747 Fairmount Boulevard, 44106 St. Paul s Episcopal Church (Akron) 1361 West Market Street, 44313 St. Raphael Catholic Church (Bay Village) 525 Dover Center Road, 44140 The Temple-Tifereth Israel (Beachwood) 26000 Shaker Boulevard, 44122
CHOOSE YOUR SUBSCRIPTION Seven concerts to choose from! Pick your package: 4, 5, 6 or 7. Additional concert FREE for first-time subscribers. Premium Gold A B C Students* Adult Seniors (65+) Young Adults (<40) Adult Seniors (65+) Young Adults (<40) CHOOSE YOUR PERFORMANCES A/B/C Section with purchase of Adult/Senior/YA Subscription 7 Concerts $426 $380 $294 $265 $219 $191 $145 $58 save 18%! 6 Concerts $376 $335 $259 $233 $193 $167 $126 $51 save 15%! 5 Concerts $322 $288 $222 $201 $166 $144 $109 $44 save 12%! 4 Concerts $269 $240 $186 $168 $139 $121 $92 $36 save 10%! Please circle your preferred performances. First-time Subscribers choose an additional concert for FREE! Mozart O Jerusalem! Messiah Christmas on Sugarloaf Mtn Mystery Sonatas Three Duels B Minor Mass Friday 10/12 Cleveland (CMA) Saturday 11/10 Beachwood Saturday 12/1 Shaker Heights Friday 12/7 Willoughby Thursday 1/31 Akron Thursday 3/7 Akron Friday 4/12 Berea Saturday 10/13 Akron Monday 11/12 Cleveland Heights Sunday 12/2 Bay Village Saturday 12/8 Shaker Heights Friday 2/1 Cleveland Heights Friday 3/8 Cleveland Heights Saturday 4/13 Shaker Heights Sunday 10/14 Cleveland (CIM) Friday 11/16 Fairlawn Monday 12/3 Akron Sunday 12/9 Bay Village Saturday 2/2 Cleveland Heights Saturday 3/9 Cleveland Heights Sunday 4/14 Bay Village Saturday 11/17 Cleveland (CIM) Monday 12/10 Bath Sunday 2/3 Rocky River Sunday 3/10 Rocky River Monday 4/15 Akron Sunday 11/18 Avon Lake Friday 12/14 Cleveland (CMA) SINGLE TICKETS (continued on reverse) Premium Gold A B C Students TOTAL Adult Seniors (65+) Young Adults (<40) Adult Seniors (65+) Young Adults (<40) Full-time w/id see box below Mozart 10/12 Clev. (CMA) $72 $64 $49 $44 $36 $31 $23 $10 $ 10/13 Akron $70 $62 $47 $42 $34 $29 $22 $10 $ 10/14 Clev. (CIM) $72 $64 $49 $44 $36 $31 $23 $10 $ O Jerusalem! 11/10 Beachwood $72 $64 $49 $44 $36 $31 $23 $10 $ 11/12 Clev. Hts. $72 $64 $49 $44 $36 $31 $23 $10 $ 11/16 Fairlawn $70 $62 $47 $42 $34 $29 $22 $10 $ 11/17 Clev. (CIM) $72 $64 $49 $44 $36 $31 $23 $10 $ 11/18 Avon Lake $72 $64 $49 $44 $36 $31 $23 $10 $ Messiah 12/1 Shaker Hts. $38 $30 $22 $15 $10 $ mini matinee 12/1 Shaker Hts. $77 $69 $54 $49 $41 $36 $28 $10 $ 12/2 Bay Village $77 $69 $54 $49 $41 $36 $28 $10 $ 12/3 Akron $75 $67 $52 $47 $39 $34 $26 $10 $ Sugarloaf Xmas 12/7 Willoughby $77 $69 $54 $49 $41 $36 $28 $10 $ 12/8 Shaker Hts. $38 $30 $22 $15 $10 $ mini matinee 12/8 Shaker Hts. $77 $69 $54 $49 $41 $36 $28 $10 $ 12/9 Bay Village $77 $69 $54 $49 $41 $36 $28 $10 $ 12/10 Bath $75 $67 $52 $47 $39 $34 $26 $10 $ 12/14 Clev. (CMA) $77 $69 $54 $49 $41 $36 $28 $10 $ STUDENT TICKETS (youth under 18 and full-time students under 30*) FREE Student Rush tickets (B/C sections) at the door before the concert, contingent on availability. Advance purchase: $10 in B/C sections; (or in Section A if purchased with an Adult ticket via phone order) * Advance purchase student tickets will be held at Will Call, and a valid ID must be presented at pick-up. 17
SINGLE TICKETS (continued) Premium Gold A B C Students TOTAL Adult Seniors (65+) Young Adults (<40) Adult Seniors (65+) Young Adults (<40) Full-time w/id see box below Mystery Sonatas 1/31 Akron $70 $62 $47 $42 $34 $29 $22 $10 $ 2/1 Clev. Hts. $72 $64 $49 $44 $36 $31 $23 $10 $ 2/2 Clev. Hts. $72 $64 $49 $44 $36 $31 $23 $10 $ 2/3 Rocky River $72 $64 $49 $44 $36 $31 $23 $10 $ Three Duels 3/7 Akron $70 $62 $47 $42 $34 $29 $22 $10 $ 3/8 Clev. Hts. $72 $64 $49 $44 $36 $31 $23 $10 $ 3/9 Clev. Hts. $72 $64 $49 $44 $36 $31 $23 $10 $ 3/10 Rocky River $72 $64 $49 $44 $36 $31 $23 $10 $ B Minor Mass 4/12 Berea $69 $55 $47 $42 $39 $34 $23 $10 $ 4/13 Shaker Hts. $77 $69 $54 $49 $41 $36 $28 $10 $ 4/14 Bay Village $77 $69 $54 $49 $41 $36 $28 $10 $ 4/15 Akron $75 $67 $52 $47 $39 $34 $26 $10 $ HOW TO ORDER MAIL: Complete the order form and return it with your payment to 3091 Mayfield Road, Suite 217, Cleveland Heights, OH 44118 PHONE: Call the AF Box Office at 216.320.0012 or 800.314.2535 x 1 ONLINE: Single tickets can be purchased at apollosfire.org beginning September 9. PAYMENT INFORMATION No ticket processing fees! SUBSCRIPTION TOTAL (from reverse) SINGLE TICKET TOTAL (also available online beginning September 9) Keep Apollo s Fire burning with a TAX-DEDUCTIBLE CONTRIBUTION (Thank you!) $ $ $ q Hold my tickets q Mail my tickets GRAND TOTAL $ q Personal Check enclosed (Make payable to Apollo s Fire) q VISA q Mastercard / / / 18 Additional Ticketed Events Baroque Bistro Subscriber Non-subscriber Wing It! 10/26 Montrose (includes buffet dinner) $35 $45 $ 10/28 Cleveland $10 $20 $ Baroque Bistro Lovers, Lutes & Lyres 2/14 Cleveland $10 $20 $ 2/15 Cleveland Heights $10 $20 $ 2/16 Montrose (includes 4-course dinner) $50 $60 $ "Brunch with Bach" (a mini-festival event) 4/14 Cleveland Heights $30 $ SINGLE TICKET TOTAL $ CVV: Expires: Prefix First Name Last Name Address City State Zip Phone (home) Phone (cell) Email address (Please print in block letters. Apollo s Fire will not trade or sell your e-mail address.) q Please send me an invitation to the AF Benefit Gala on May 4, 2019.
SAMPLE SEATING CHART Stage SEATING DETAILS Seating at all venues is assigned. Some venues have limited access for patrons with mobility impairment; please contact the Box Office if you have questions regarding accessibility or have special requests for assistance. PRE-CONCERT TALKS With AF musicians and visiting scholars, one hour before each subscription concert unless otherwise noted. Join the large and lively crowd that attends these free talks. PROCESSING OF ORDERS All fees and taxes are included in the price of the ticket. Ticket orders are filled in the order they are received, with subscriptions receiving priority over single-ticket orders. For preferred seating, renew your subscription by Friday, September 1. Tickets will be processed in August and mailed in mid-september. SENIOR, STUDENT, AND YOUNG ADULT DISCOUNTS Discounted tickets for Seniors (age 65+) and Young Adults (under age 40) are available in price sections A and B. Young Adult tickets will be held at the door; please present a valid driver s license. Young Adults may receive further discounts by joining the 1685 Society; contact Matt Flynn, Marketing Manager, at mflynn@apollosfire.org for details. Reserved seating for Full-Time Students under age 30 is available for $10 in the A/B/C Sections with purchase of an accompanying adult ticket. STUDENT RUSH TICKETS Unless otherwise noted, free tickets are offered at all concerts for Full-Time Students under the age of 30 (contingent on availability). Rush tickets are available before the start of each performance and may be claimed at the concert venue by presenting a valid student ID. $12 PRESTO SEATS Unless otherwise noted, $12 Presto Seats are available for every full-length performance. Presto Seats go on sale beginning three weeks prior to each concert. Only a limited number of Presto Seats will be made available ORDER EARLY! Tickets may only be purchased by calling the Box Office at 216.320.0012 x 1, and assigned seating will be designated by Apollo s Fire in the B or C price sections; requests for specific seats are not eligible for the discounted rate. Tickets will be held at the door. Patrons are limited to two (2) Presto Seats per event. All sales are final, and Presto Seats may not be exchanged. GROUP DISCOUNTS Group discounts are available in price sections B and C and may be purchased by contacting the Box Office. Groups of 10-19 patrons will receive a 10% discount and groups of 20 patrons or more will receive a 20% discount off of the regular adult ticket price. EXCHANGES Tickets (other than Presto Seats) may be exchanged for other performances in the 2018-2019 subscription series. The box office will charge a $2 per ticket exchange fee as well as the balance for ticket(s) to a more expensive performance, if applicable. Subscribers receive free exchange privileges. All exchanges must be received in the box office no later than 48 hours before the event. TICKET DONATIONS If you cannot use your tickets, you may receive acknowledgment for a tax-deductible donation for the value of the tickets. Donated tickets must be returned to the box office at least 48 hours prior to the performance. Ticket purchases are non-refundable. All programs and artists are subject to change. 19
Apollo's Fire The Cleveland Baroque Orchestra 3091 Mayfield Road, Suite 217 Cleveland Heights, OH 44118 www.apollosfire.org Non-profit Org. U.S. Postage PAID Cleveland, OH Permit No. 289 PAUL M. ANGELL F AMILY FOUNDATION SUBSCRIBE NOW! Reserve the best seats and save up to 18% New subscribers get an extra concert for FREE! NEW THIS YEAR! THE GEORGE GUND FOUNDATION Martha Holden Jennings Foundation Fun & casual concerts at restaurants 20 Albert G. & Olive H. Schlink Foundation