The fourth International Organ and early Music Festival, Oaxaca, México
NOVEMBER 19-22, 2004 and MARCH 11-13, 2005
For the fourth consecutive year, the Instituto de Órganos Históricos de Oaxaca is presenting an organ and early music festival in order to give local, national, and international enthusiasts a chance to hear concerts of XVI-XVIII century music on six of the seven restored Oaxacan organs. This year the organ in Sta. María Tamazulapam will be included for the first time, to be added to those in Tlacochahuaya, San Andrés Zautla, the Basílica of the Soledad, Yanhuitlán and the Oaxaca Cathedral. Also for the first time, the Festival will be divided into two parts, because there are simply too many organs, most of them geographically dispersed, to hear in the course of one extended weekend. Besides the scheduled concerts, this year´s program will include: during the first part, an all-day field trip to the Mixteca Alta, a sumptuous meal in Zautla and a guided tour to Monte Albán ; and during the second part, master classes with the renowned organist Luigi Fernando Tagliavini . You may read a description of last year's Festival here. We look forward to having you join us in November for another extraordinary musical adventure!

FIRST PART: NOVEMBER 19-22, 2004
Nov. 19 (Friday)
18:00 Registration in the IOHIO office (Reforma 504) for the tours
scheduled for Nov. 21 and Nov. 22
20:00 First concert of the Festival in the Santo Domingo Cultural Center
Horacio Franco (flute) and José Suárez (harpsichord)

Nov. 20 (Saturday) (Mexican national holiday in commemoration of the Revolution)
Free day for out-of-town participants
17:00 Departure for Tlacochahuaya (bus leaves from Reforma 504)
18:00 Second concert of the Festival in San Jerónimo Tlacochahuaya
Jacques van Oortmerssen (the Netherlands)
20:00 Departure for Oaxaca
20:45 Return to Oaxaca (Reforma 504)

Nov. 21 (Sunday)
8:30 Departure for the Mixteca Alta (transportation leaves from Reforma 504)
11:00 Third concert of the Festival in Santa María Tamazulpan
Ensemble “Voces de Sor Juana”, Rafael Cárdenas, organ and harpsichord
12:30-1:30 Trip toYanhuitlán (snack on the bus)
13:30 Fourth concert of the Festival in Santo Domingo Yanhuitlán
Víctor Urbán (organist) (with Alfredo Ruiz, trumpet)
15:00-16:00 Trip to San Andrés Zautla
16:00 Lunch in San Andrés Zautla
18:00 Fifth concert of the Festival in Zautla
Jacques van Oortmerssen
19.30 Departure for Oaxaca
20:30 Return to Oaxaca (Reforma 504)

Nov. 22 (Monday) (Saint Cecilia´s Day)
10:00 Departure for Monte Albán (Reforma 504)
10:30-13:30 Guided tour of Monte Albán (Marcus Winter, INAH)
14:00 Return to Oaxaca
20:30 Sixth concert of the Festival in the Basílica de la Soledad
Capilla Virreinal de la Nueva España, Aurelio Tello Director
Rodrigo Treviño, organ

FEES FOR THE FESTIVAL 2004

TICKET PRICES OF THE CONCERTS*
(preliminary, subject to change):

Nov. 19 Santo Domingo: to be confirmed
Nov. 20 Tlacochahuaya: $100 pesos
Nov. 21 Tamazulapam, Yanhuitlán, Zautla: $60 pesos each
Nov. 22- La Soledad: $100 pesos

*(50% discount for Mexican students, teachers and members of INSEN with valid ID)

Concert tickets are to be purchased at the entrance of each church just before the concert,
except for those included in the tour package of Nov. 21 (details below)

TOUR PACKAGES
Nov. 20 Transportation to Tlacochahuaya:
$60 pesos round trip, to be paid when boarding the bus (no discounts).

Nov. 21 to the Mixteca Alta
$600 pesos for Oaxacans ($500 pesos for students, teachers and INSEN); $1200 pesos
for other Mexicans ($1100 for students, teachers and INSEN); $120 dollars for non-Mexicans.
(Includes transportation, lunch, tickets for three concerts, and a meal in Zautla)

As in former years, we are offering a special price to Oaxacans and permanent foreign residents in Oaxaca for the tour to the Mixteca Alta (Nov. 21), since the historic organs are part of the local
cultural heritage and it is very important that Oaxacans get to know them.

Nov. 22 to Monte Albán
$200 pesos Mexicans and permanent foreign residents in Oaxaca, $20 dollars foreigners
(includes transportation, admission fee, and guided tour).

BOTH Nov. 21 and Nov. 22
$800 pesos Oaxacans ($700 for those with a discount); $1400 pesos Mexicans ($1300 with discount);
$140 USD, non-Mexicans

PAYMENT OPTIONS
1. In U.S. dollars: Please send a check for $120 (Nov. 21) or $140 (Nov. 21-22) made out to
“Instituto de Órganos Históricos de Oaxaca A.C.” to

Mtra. Cecilia Winter, Directora
Instituto de Órganos Históricos de Oaxaca A.C.
Reforma 500
Col. Centro
68000 Oaxaca, Oaxaca
Mexico

2. In Mexican pesos: Please make a deposit for $1200 (or $1100 for INSEN, etc.) (Nov. 21)
or $1400 pesos ($1300 INSEN etc.) (Nov. 21-22) to the account of the “Instituto de Órganos
Históricos de Oaxaca A.C.” Banamex # 4336 8607. Please fax a copy of the deposit slip to the
IOHIO office tel. (951) 516 3956.

3. Oaxacan participants: Please reserve your place as soon as possible by making a deposit
according to the procedure above or in cash at the IOHIO office (1:00-2:30 PM).

Receipts and vouchers for the tours (transportation to the Mixteca Alta and/or Monte Albán
and the meal in Zautla) are to be picked up in the IOHIO office at 6:00 PM Friday Nov. 19.

**Master classes will be offered by Mtro. Tagliavini for a few days before his concert.

Instituto de Órganos Históricos de Oaxaca A.C.
www.iohio.org
organos@iohio.org