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ZOELLNER ARTS CENTER LEHIGH UNIVERSITY FALL 2022 25TH ANNIVERSARY SEASON
DEAR FRIENDS,
As Zoellner Arts Center looks to celebrate its past 25 years, and envisions the
next 25, we want to pause and thank all of our supporters. Each of you, who
helped keep us moving forward during these uncertain times, also kept up the
spirits of the center’s team.
Over this past year, we found many opportunities for joy: as public school children
entered Zoellner with awe and wonder after a two-year hiatus; as the Lehigh
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University choral and music ensembles' notes soared in Baker Hall; as theatre students
smiled working on their craft in the Fowler Black Box and Diamond Theater; and as
we walked through Butz Lobby seeing hundreds of students from across campus
rehearse for Dancefest.
Now, we have reached a milestone. During this 25th Anniversary Season, we honor
some of our founders, who in the early 1990s with Lehigh University leadership,
embraced a vision to bring arts to the forefront of our community with a ‘dramatic
new facility destined to become a major landmark.’ Years later, Tony Bennett said
this right after he sang Fly Me to the Moon a cappella in Baker Hall, “Listen to that, they don’t build them like this
anymore. It’s really beautiful. The acoustics in here are amazing.” We agree Mr. Bennett.
This fall season world class artists like Michael Feinstein, Postmodern Jukebox, and the New York Philharmonic, who
inaugurated Baker Hall in 1997 and is honoring us with a performance for our 25th, will create many more moments
of joy. In the spring, we will expand our cultural programming. Third Coast Percussion and Flutronix perform their
new work Rubix and the talented artist Wu Fei joins us for a residency and performs Hello Gold Mountain with
Professor Paul Salerni conducting students in Lehigh University’s Philharmonic and Choir.
And be sure to save this date: April 15, 2023, for the return of our gala with The Philadelphia Orchestra featuring
Brian Stokes Mitchell, where we will also have a free outdoor performance by vertical dance company Bandaloop.
These amazing artists will soar across the sky on the exterior of Zoellner Arts Center. They grace the cover of this
brochure and prove that art is not subject to the confines of four walls.
How grateful and excited I am to be the Executive Director of Zoellner Arts Center at this moment in time. We
celebrate the impact we've had over the last 25 years, and look forward to the next 25 of engaging and connecting
with you in and beyond our building.
Mark Fitzgerald Wilson
Executive Director
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NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC | OCT 1
MICHAEL FEINSTEIN | NOV 5
Celebrating 25 Years of Cornerstone Events: Honoring the Impact of the
Zoellner, Baker, Diamond, and Ulrich Families'
Zoellner Arts Center Initiatives to Help Establish the Arts Center.
THE PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA | APR 15
POSTMODERN JUKEBOX | DEC 17
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HELL'S KITCHEN HOME FREE WIND ENSEMBLE
FUNK ORCHESTRA OCT 29 AND SYMPHONIC
SEP 10 BAND
A New Beginning NEW YORK
NOV 20 PHILHARMONIC
OCT 1
LUVME LEHIGH UNIVERSITY DAN AND
The Life and Love of JAZZ REPERTORY CLAUDIA ZANES
Joe Coogan & The ORCHESTRA Holiday Sing Along
Overlook Quartet OCT 30 NOV 27
NOTATIONS:
SEP 24
NIKOLE
HANNAH-JONES
THE SALONNIÉRES GALATEA LEHIGH UNIVERSITY OCT 11
SEP 28 – OCT 1 NOV 4 – 12 PHILHARMONIC
Reflections &
Celebrations
DEC 2 & 3
HOME FREE
NEW YORK MICHAEL FEINSTEIN LEHIGH UNIVERSITY OCT 29
PHILHARMONIC Get Happy! CHORAL ARTS
OCT 1 Celebrating the Judy Christmas Vespers
Garland Centennial DEC 4
NOV 5
AMAZING MAX LEHIGH UNIVERSITY WESTMINSTER MICHAEL
OCT 8 FACULTY STRING CONCERT FEINSTEIN
QUARTET BELL CHOIR NOV 5
Strings and Threads DEC 16
NOV 6
THE WEEKLINGS LEHIGH UNIVERSITY SCOTT BRADLEE'S
BEATLESBASH STUDENT JAZZ POSTMODERN DAN AND
OCT 15 ENSEMBLES JUKEBOX
NOV 12 Holiday Tour
CLAUDIA ZANES
DEC 17 NOV 27
LEHIGH UNIVERSITY ACADEMY OF CHRISTMAS WITH
CHORAL ARTS VOCAL ARTS THE CELTS
Brahms and Poulenc Various Opera DEC 18 SCOTT BRADLEE'S
OCT 22 & 23 Ensembles POSTMODERN
NOV 13
JUKEBOX
DEC 17
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NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC
SAT OCT 1 | 7:30pm
The New York Philharmonic, which helped with Bomsori Kim as soloist. The rediscovered
inaugurate Zoellner Arts Center in 1997, and Symphony No. 4 by Florence Price completes
marked its 10th anniversary, returns for a third the program. Price was a pioneering composer
performance in Baker Hall to commemorate our in the 1930s. She was the first woman of African
25th anniversary. Music Director Jaap van Zweden American descent to receive national recognition
conducts the orchestra in a concert that blends as a symphonic composer and have her music
the impressionistic delicacy of Debussy’s Prelude performed by a major American orchestra during
to the Afternoon of a Faun with the Romantic that period.
virtuosity of Bruch’s Violin Concerto No. 1,
Price $75/65
Performance
in Honor
of the Ulrich
Family Legacy
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PRESENTING SERIES
OCTOBER
SAT
OCT AMAZING MAX SAT
THE WEEKLINGS
BEATLESBASH
OCT WITH THE HORNS & STRINGS ORCHESTRA
8 Professional magician Max Darwin is an actor, designer and
visual artist with over 35 years of experience working with
young people as a performer and artist-in-residence. He has
15 We asked The Weeklings to ‘get back’ to Baker Hall after
their amazing performance last year. You don’t want to
1:00pm been featured on National Geographic’s hit TV series, Brain 7:30pm miss this chance to see America’s most unique celebration
Games, and has worked as a magic consultant for Gotham, of THE BEATLES! Experience a note-for-note celebration
Blindspot and America’s Got Talent. His solo show, The of timeless music—Eleanor Rigby, Something, Sgt. Pepper’s
Amazing Max, has received rave reviews from The New York Lonely Hearts Club Band, Back in the USSR and more—
Times, Huffington Post and PBS Kids for “an awesome and featuring a 10-piece horns and strings orchestra. There is
hilarious live magic show.” something in the way they play!
Price $12 | Child $10 Price $45/35
GENERAL ADMISSION
FAMILY SERIES
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NOVEMBER
SAT
OCT HOME FREE SUN
ACADEMY OF VOCAL ARTS
NOV VARIOUS OPERA ENSEMBLES
29 Following their victory on NBC’s The Sing-Off, a cappella
group Home Free have made their mark on the music scene:
racking up nearly 600,000 album equivalents globally;
13 Great voices accompanied by live orchestra share the drama
and the passion of classic opera in a celebration of various
7:30pm embarking on major international tours; amassing OVER 5:00pm major opera ensembles. The Academy of Vocal Arts in
1 MILLION YouTube subscribers, and garnering praise Philadelphia trains young artists with tremendous potential
from Country Living, The Rolling Stones and others. These as international opera soloists. These singers share their
extraordinary showmen have continued to build a loyal talent, training and unique gifts on our concert stage.
fanbase with their harmony-laden versions of hits by John Price $20
Mayer, Blake Shelton, Keith Urban, Maren Morris, The Oak
Ridge Boys and more.
Price $65/55/45
Programs Subject to Change 8
Performance
in Honor
SAT NOV 5 | 7:30pm of the Baker
Family Legacy
Legendary performer Michael Feinstein salutes talent and charisma. No one could break or lift your
and celebrates the great Judy Garland in the heart like Judy Garland! Feinstein will lead you on
year that honors her 100th Birthday! Executive a historical journey through Garland’s amazing life,
produced by Liza Minelli, audiences are invited to telling stories that he has learned from Liza Minnelli
join a nostalgic and spectacular musical journey and other close friends. Audiences will be treated
of Garland’s illustrious career. Filled with special to recently discovered, previously unheard musical
surprise moments, Feinstein and audiences will arrangements, as well as gain rare insight into the
come together in celebrating Garland’s unparalleled enduring Garland mystique.
Price $45/35
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DECEMBER
SUN
DAN AND CLAUDIA ZANES
NOV HOLIDAY SING ALONG
FRI
WESTMINSTER CONCERT BELL CHOIR
DEC IN PACKER MEMORIAL CHURCH
27 WHERE YOUR KIDS
RELAXED PERFORMANCE CAN BE THEMSELVES
16 Bells will be ringing once again in Packer Church during the
holiday season! Comprised of students at Westminster Choir
Grammy-Award winner Dan Zanes and his musical wife,
1:00pm Claudia Zanes, and her best friend Pauline Jean, perform a
7:30pm College at Rider University, the bell choir has performed at
multicultural all-ages wintertime celebration. Hear a variety Carnegie Hall and even joined Julie Andrews, Christopher
of traditions and songs from near and far — Christmas and Plummer, Charlotte Church and the Royal Philharmonic
Hanukkah classics in English, Hebrew, and Ladino as well Orchestra for the acclaimed A Royal Christmas tour.
as holiday songs from Korea, Tunisia and more. Songbooks Their holiday performances have been heard annually on
are distributed and the audience becomes a part of the NPR’s Performance Today, and are part of its Christmas
festivities. Guests of all ages join the trio on-stage. Around The Country II recording.
Price $12 | Child $10 Price $20 | FREE SHUTTLE from parking garage
GENERAL ADMISSION
GENERAL ADMISSION
FAMILY SERIES
inzactix@lehigh.edu 10SCOTT BRADLEE’S Performance
POSTMODERN JUKEBOX in Honor
of the Diamond
SAT DEC 17 | 7:30pm Family Legacy
One of our favorite bands is back with their festive holiday show! PMJ mashes
up timeless holiday classics and pop hits with vintage doowop, ragtime, Motown
and jazz melodies with snazzy instrumentation to create the ultimate jingle jangle
speakeasy concert vibe. Scott Bradlee describes the show this way: “Put simply,
it’s the touring equivalent of Bing Crosby singing Little Drummer Boy with David Bowie."
Their worldwide legion of fans account for over one billion YouTube views and hundreds
of sold-out shows. Join us and have yourself a merry little evening!
Price $65/55/45
11SAVE THE DATE APRIL 15, 2023
SUN
DEC CHRISTMAS WITH THE CELTS
18 First there was Riverdance, then Celtic Woman, now
Christmas with The Celts is here! The Celts mix lively
traditional Irish music and instrumentation with American
5:00pm pop music and their own originals. Their popular program
aired on over 200 PBS channels. Performing classics like An evening with
Little Drummer Boy, Count Your Blessings, White Christmas,
I’ll be Home for Christmas and Santa Claus is Coming to
Town this array of top-flight musicians on uilleann pipes,
The Philadelphia Orchestra
Irish whistles, fiddle, bodhran, banjo, five-string bass, drums, featuring Brian Stokes Mitchell
along with Irish dancers is a perfect holiday treat.
Performance with a special performance by Bandaloop
Price $45/35
in Honor
of the Zoellner
Family Legacy
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SEPTEMBER
SAT
HELL’S KITCHEN FUNK ORCHESTRA
10 The NYC-based orchestra returns to perform selections
from their new recording, Chain Reaction. The group’s
8:00pm
music is a mixture of adventurous, modernistic pieces,
Jazz-tinged Salsa and Post-Bop hipness. Jazz Times refers
to Bill Warfield as a “top-rate craftsmen, perhaps one of
the best on the scene.”
Price $18
SAT
LUVME
24 THE LIFE AND LOVE OF JOE COOGAN
& THE OVERLOOK QUARTET
7:30pm A concert performance of a one-act opera based on a
Dick Van Dyke TV show episode by Carl Reiner, libretto
by Kate Light, music by Paul Salerni. Special guest
ensemble The Overlook Quartet performs music by
Shelley Washington and Trevor Weston. Guest singers
include Disella Larusdottir, Keith Phares, Branch Fields,
Tyrone Chambers, Helen Huang, Sarah Ann Duffy and even
Zoellner’s Executive Director, Mark Fitzgerald Wilson.
Price $20
OCTOBER
SAT
LEHIGH UNIVERSITY CHORAL ARTS
22 BRAHMS AND POULENC
The 200 plus singers of Choral Arts perform Nänie by
8:00pm Johannes Brahms and Francis Poulenc’s Gloria.
Steven Sametz and Sun Min Lee, directors.
SUN Price $18
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4:00pm
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SUN
OCT
30 JAZZ REPERTORY ORCHESTRA
Bill Warfield directs the Jazz orchestra performing classic
3:00pm repertoire from all the greats.
Price $15
NOVEMBER
SUN
LEHIGH UNIVERSITY
6 FACULTY STRING QUARTET
3:00pm
STRINGS AND THREADS
Lehigh string faculty members Michael Jorgensen, Erica
Dicker, Sharon Fischer and Chris Gross perform chamber
music written in and about the United States featuring
the iconic Dvořák American String Quartet, Op. 96. Other
repertoire: Jessie Montgomery, Strum; Philip Glass, String
Quartet No. 5.
Price $15
SAT
LEHIGH UNIVERSITY
12 STUDENT JAZZ ENSEMBLES
8:00pm Lehigh University's student Jazz musicians present
classics, performed by combos and Big Bands.
Bill Warfield, director.
Price $12
Programs Subject to Change 14SUN
NOVWIND ENSEMBLE AND
20 SYMPHONIC BAND
A NEW BEGINNING
3:00pm During this Sunday afternoon filled with musical notes,
you’ll enjoy classic repertoire for concert band.
Price 15
$
DECEMBER
FRI
LEHIGH UNIVERSITY PHILHARMONIC
2 REFLECTIONS & CELEBRATIONS
Director Paul Salerni conducts his orchestral piece A Time
8:00pm to Mourn, a Time to Dance, alongside Brahms’ Symphony
No. 2. and Liszt’s Piano Concerto No. 1, featuring Eugene
SAT Albulescu as piano soloist.
3 Price $18
8:00pm
SUN
LEHIGH UNIVERSITY CHORAL ARTS
4 CHRISTMAS VESPERS
IN PACKER MEMORIAL CHURCH
4:00pm Lehigh University Choral Arts presents its annual
8:00pm Christmas gift to the community.
Steven Sametz and Sun Min Lee, directors.
Free; No tickets required. Early arrival suggested.
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NIKOLE HANNAH-JONES
TUE OCT 11 | 7pm
Hannah-Jones is the creator and
lead writer of The New York Times'
major multimedia initiative, The 1619
Project. Named for the year the first
THE SALONNIÉRES enslaved Africans arrived in America,
the project features an ongoing series
of essays and art on the relationship
WED SEP 28* - SAT OCT 1 | 7:30pm between slavery and everything from
In pre-Revolutionary Paris, a young girl fresh from the social infrastructure and segregation,
convent is promised in marriage to an older nobleman to to music and sugar—all by Black
pay off her father’s debts. She flees to the literary salon of American authors, activists, journalists
her late mother’s friends, aristocratic women who conceal and more. Named a MacArthur
radical politics within reinvented folk tales. But which of them Genius, she’s won a Peabody, a Polk,
is her fairy godmother, and which is the cruel stepmother? Is and a National Magazine Award for
the duke a Prince Charming or a Beast? And is the maid the her story on choosing a school for her
humble nobody they treat her as, or the hero of a story none daughter in a segregated city.
of them knows they are in? Augustine Ripa, director.
Price $12
Notations are FREE events; No tickets required.
GALATEA
NOV 4, 5, 9* – 12 | 7:30pm • SUN NOV 6 | 2pm
Galatea is a queer fantasia about love at the end of the
Starstruck: An American Tale
Shimon Attie: Horger Artist-In-Residence
world. Loosely based on John Lyly’s 1585 play, Galatea is a
trans love story set in a forest featuring Greek gods, poetry, LUAG Main Gallery
and lesbian separatist nymphs. Two young people disguise
themselves to escape virgin sacrifice and hide in the woods August 24, 2022 - December 4, 2022
where they meet and fall in love. Lyam B. Gabel, director.
G G Lehigh University
Price $12
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© 2022 Lehigh University 21 zoellnerartscenter.orgABOUT US
Zoellner Arts Center at Lehigh University | Celebrating 25 Years
Over 25 years ago, Lehigh University had a vision to design a vibrant arts environment
where students, artists, faculty and community could create and learn. It wanted to educate,
captivate and inspire performers and patrons by presenting a variety of outstanding
performing arts events, exhibits and educational programs, and developing new works. In
1997, this vision manifested in Zoellner Arts Center—home to the Presenting Series, Lehigh
University Music Department, the Department of Theatre, and the Art Galleries—a place for
creativity and innovation; for exploring all corners of artistic disciplines; and for opening up
minds to new ideas and new ways of seeing the world.
In a recent year, the center held 240 events, including over 350 artists from 10 countries,
and more than 50 campus and community events, lectures, business meetings,
convocations, recitals, concerts, conventions and more. In total, the center provided arts
engagement and communal space to over 55,000 people in attendance from 12 states
and to over 3,000 local school children. Additionally, we created partnerships with 35
community organizations in the arts, sciences, health and literacy.
As we step forward, Zoellner Arts Center will continue building organizational partnerships like
those achieved as the lead organization for the Kennedy Center’s Ensuring the Arts for Any
Given Child program in Bethlehem. We will further expand into the community by focusing
on K-12 education to deliver arts enrichment programs, cultural programs, social-emotional
learning programming, and artist-in-residencies specifically tied to school curriculum.
Zoellner Arts Center strives to go beyond our four walls and challenge people to think
while encouraging them to see the world through a different lens to connect and
understand our community. We seek to be a leader in the arts and culture scene in the
Lehigh Valley by being bold, forward-thinking, innovative, and by bringing our diverse
community together through shared experiences. We are dedicated to presenting arts for
all through being inclusive, diverse, equitable and accessible.
22CONNECTING TO OUR COMMUNITY
Our Mission
The mission of Zoellner Arts Center is to infuse the arts into the life of Lehigh
University and the greater Lehigh Valley community by presenting high-quality
multi-disciplinary programs, by fostering life-long patronage of the arts, and by
integrating our educational resources to enhance our human experience.
The Numbers
Over 55,000 patrons come to Zoellner Arts Center each year
Over 7,000 students attend Lehigh University
Over 100,000 children of all ages have visited the center since 1997
Over 85 community organizations have benefited from ticket donations
Where Community Gathers
The arts center is proud to host events for many Lehigh Valley organizations including:
Pennsylvania Youth Ballet
Touchstone Theatre Young Playwrights’ Festival
The Bach Choir Concerts
Ben Franklin TechVentures I-xchange
Greater Lehigh Valley Chamber of Commerce Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Summit
Art has the power to change lives and engage our community
Our doors are open to all in the community. Your support is the key ingredient in creating
an arts rich community for all residents. By engaging with the center you help us enrich the
lives of people across the Lehigh Valley. Together, we can make the arts accessible to areas
in our community where geographic location and economics pose barriers. An arts rich
community is able to mold creative critical thinkers to lead us into the future. Thank you.
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