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2023 Prescott Ashe Scholarship Recipient
Sandra Bouissou is a versatile and accomplished violinist and educator whose dedication spans solo, orchestral, and chamber music. Originally from California’s Bay Area, Sandra is based in New York City, where is a substitute musician on Broadway and performs with ensembles across the tri-state area such as the Brooklyn Chamber Orchestra and New Haven Symphony Orchestra.
2025 Prescott Ashe Scholarship Recipient
Originally from St. Louis, Missouri, Julia Tsuchiya-Mayhew is an active freelance trumpet player in the Washington, D.C. region, having received her master’s degree in trumpet performance from the University of Maryland. Before moving to Maryland, Julia earned her bachelor’s degree in trumpet performance at Northwestern University and freelanced in the Chicago area.
2024 Prescott Ashe Scholarship Recipient
A native of Winona Lake, Indiana, David holds degrees in oboe performance from the Mannes School of Music, and Indiana University, where he studied with Elaine Douvas and Linda Strommen, respectively. In addition to performing with TON, David is on faculty at Music in Chappaqua, Westchester County’s premier music school.
Established by Festival Napa Valley in 2021 in tribute to longtime board member Prescott Ashe, this scholarship honors his enduring commitment to music education and mentorship.
2026 Prescott Ashe Scholarship Recipient
Cellist Arielle Mack completed her undergraduate degree at Baylor University under Dr. Philip Borter and is currently pursuing her graduate degree in Music Performance at University of Miami under Professor Ross Harbaugh. At the University of Miami, she is one of the principal cellists of the Frost Symphony Orchestra.
Young People’s Chorus of New York City
Adults must be accompanied by a child to attend this concert.
Admission-free. Reservations are recommended. Founded in 1988 by visionary conductor, composer, and educator Francisco J. Núñez, the Young People’s Chorus of New York City is recognized worldwide for its award-winning performances and spectacular artistry.
Rieko Tsuchida & Anthony McGill
Adults must be accompanied by a child to attend this concert.
Admission-free.
Reservations are recommended. Pianist Rieko Tsuchida and clarinetist Anthony McGill share an engaging morning of music created especially for young Festival audiences.
Join Festival Napa Valley for an unforgettable evening honoring Andrea Bocelli, one of the world's most celebrated tenors and an inspiring humanitarian. In recognition of his extraordinary artistic achievements and philanthropic leadership, Bocelli will receive Festival Napa Valley's highest honor, the Angels of the Arts Award.
WHITNEY HASKIN
Director, Strategic Partnerships
Renowned for his signature crossover style, Pasquale will perform an exciting program of Italian, English, Spanish, and Neapolitan favorites, along with original compositions. Backed by his full band and joined by special guests, his performance is more than a concert - it's a captivating musical journey filled with stories, passion, and extraordinary artistry.
$1,200 ($800 tax-deductible)
Designed for a new generation of Festival Napa Valley patrons, July 15-17, with preferred Patron-level concert seating, valet parking, intimate gatherings, private dinners, and elevated hospitality. Admission to the Arts for All Gala not included.
$1,200 ($800 tax-deductible)
Designed for a new generation of Festival Napa Valley patrons, July 15-17, with preferred Patron-level concert seating, valet parking, intimate gatherings, private dinners, and elevated hospitality. Admission to the Arts for All Gala not included.
20% Off Sale Price:
$989 ($240 tax-deductible)
Award-winning Jamaican-American violist Jordan Bak has achieved international acclaim as a trailblazing artist, praised for his radiant stage presence, dynamic interpretations, and fearless power. The recipient of the London Philharmonic Orchestra’s Alexandra Jupin Award, Bak was a prizewinner in the Sphinx, Lionel Tertis, and Concert Artists Guild Competitions.
Recipient of a 2026 Avery Fisher Career Grant and winner of the 2023 Concert Artists Guild Competition, violinist Nathan Meltzer is establishing a holistic and multi-faceted career as both a soloist and chamber musician, with passions for both standard and contemporary repertoire.
