WIDE RANGE OF SUMMER EVENTS TO FILL HOLLYWOOD BOWL.

Here is the schedule of the Hollywood Bowl season. For more information, call [phone] or look up www.hollywoodbowl.com.

June 30: Sing-Along ``Sound of Music'' with Kathy Najimy (``Sister Act'') and Charmian Carr (Liesl).

July 1: ``Global divas'' Cesaria Evora and Bebel Gilberto perform Brazilian, Portuguese classics.

July 2-4: Kristin Chenoweth and Jubilant Sykes sing American and Broadway standards, followed by Sousa marches, fireworks.

July 6: Bugs Bunny on Broadway with cartoons and Los Angeles Philharmonic.

July 7: Natalie Cole with Philharmonic.

July 8: ``Aida,'' with Alessandra Marc, Catherine Keen, Gregg Baker, Richard Margison and John Mauceri's Hollywood Bowl Orchestra.

July 10: Mezzo-soprano Denyce Graves makes her Bowl debut with Gershwin songs and Bizet's ``Carmen.''

July 11: Latin Jazz Legends night features Cachao, Eddie Palmieri, Dave Valentin.

July 12: Pianist Sergio Tiempo and L.A. Phil perform Rachmaninoff's Piano Concerto No. 3, Rimsky-Korsakov's ``Scheherazade.''

July 13-14: Movie Memories with John Williams leading L.A. Phil in his own film scores, including L.A. premiere of music from Steven Spielberg's short film ``The Unfinished Journey.''

July 15: A Night in Old Havana with Orquesta Ibrahim Ferrer, Ruben Gonzalez, Chucho Valdes.

July 17: Violinist Kyoko Takezawa and L.A. Phil perform Tchaikovsky's Violin Concerto, Shostakovich's Symphony No. 10.

July 18: Smooth Soul Grooves with Lou Rawls, singer-pianist Les McCann, jazz organist Joey DeFrancesco.

July 19: Pianist Louis Lortie and L.A. Phil perform Berlioz, Rachmaninoff.

July 20-21: Charlotte Church and Hollywood Bowl Orchestra celebrate music of British Isles.

July 22: French Twists program has vocalist Youssou N'Dour and groups Rachid Taha and Les Yeux Noir mixing sounds of Senegal, Algeria and French gypsies.

July 24: Beethoven's Ninth with L.A. Phil and soloists Kelley Nassief, Marietta Simpson, Gordon Gietz, Raymond Aceto.

July 25: Jazz vocalist Diana Krall backed by Clayton-Hamilton Jazz Orchestra and Henry Mancini Institute Orchestra.

July 26: Pianist Andreas Haefliger and L.A. Phil do Beethoven's Egmont Overture, Piano Concerto No. 3, Fifth Symphony.

July 27-28: Beethoven Spectacular, with pianist Norman Krieger and Philharmonic performing Wellington's Victory, Choral Fantasy.

July 29: Celtic Journeys II, featuring Celtic band Altan, fiddler Eileen Ivers and Claddagh Irish Dancers.

July 31: Soprano Hei-Kyung, mezzo soprano Jennifer Larmore perform Italian opera arias and overtures with L.A. Phil.

Aug. 1: Jazz vocalists Dianne Reeves, Shirley Horn with Henry Mancini Institute Chamber Orchestra.

Aug. 2: Pianist Andre Watts and Philharmonic render Mussorgsky's Pictures at an Exhibition and works by Tchaikovsky and Rachmaninoff.

Aug. 3-4: Patti LuPone performs her Coulda, Shoulda, Woulda concert of Broadway roles she played - or wishes she had played.

Aug. 5: Jerome Kern's ``Show Boat,'' performed by Susan Egan, Alice Ripley and Rodney Gilfry with Hollywood Bowl Orchestra.

Aug. 7: The Four Seasons and other Vivaldi works performed by soprano Christine Brandes, violinist Leonidas Kavakos, flutist Anne Diener Zentner and L.A. Phil.

Aug. 9: All-Bach program, featuring Brandenburg Concerto No. 3, performed by Brandes and Philharmonic.

Aug. 10-11: Heroes and Superheroes concert has Gilfry, Marin Mazzie and Philharmonic performing Bernstein's White House Cantata, Copland's Lincoln Portrait, heroic movie themes and world premiere of Batman suite.

Aug. 12: African Funk night with Baaba Maal, Angelique Kidjo and Ex-Centric Sound mixing indigenous music with contemporary pop.

Aug. 14: Fiesta Espanol features works of Ravel, Lalo and Chabrier.

Aug. 15: Etta James shares stage with Jazz-Blues All-Stars.

Aug. 16: Pianist Vardan Mamikonian and Philharmonic play Tchaikovsky, Rachmaninoff, Bizet and Rimsky-Korsakov.

Aug. 17-18: Latin Festival headlined by trumpeter Arturo Sandoval, vocalist Albita and Los Angeles Guitar Quartet.

Aug. 19: JVC Jazz night with Lee Ritenour, Will Dowling, Gerald Albright, Joe Sample, Randy Crawford, Ronnie Laws and Joyce Cooling.

Aug. 21: Violinist Joshua Bell and Philharmonic perform Brahms' Symphony No. 2, selections from Bernstein's ``West Side Story'' and ``Candide.''

Aug. 22: The Oscar Peterson Quartet headlines jazz night with Clayton- Hamilton Jazz Orchestra, Clark Terry, James Moody.

Aug. 23: Pianist Jeffrey Kahane joins L.A. Phil for Rachmaninoff and Prokofiev.

Aug. 24-25: Ray Charles, backed by L.A. Phil.

Aug. 26: ``Don't Touch That Dial,'' salute to TV themes by Hollywood Bowl Orchestra, with clips and surprise performances.

Aug. 28: Mozart night (Symphony No. 29, Prague Symphony and Piano Concerto No. 20) with pianist Helene Grimaud and Philharmonic.

Aug. 30: More Mozart (``Marriage of Figaro'' overture, Violin Concerto No. 4 and Jupiter Symphony) with violinist Julia Fischer and Philharmonic.

Aug. 31-Sept. 2: Tchaikovsky Spectacular with Hollywood Bowl Orchestra, Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre in Act 2 of ``The Nutcracker'' and USC Trojan Marching Band helping out on 1812 Overture.

Sept. 4: Pianist Garrick Ohlsson and L.A. Phil play Rossini, Beethoven and Tchaikovsky.

Sept. 5: Art of the Combo with George Shearing Quintet, John Pizzarelli Trio and Ray Brown Trio.

Sept. 6: Violinist Martin Chalifour joins Philharmonic for Khachaturian's Violin Concerto, Mahler's Symphony No. 1.

Sept. 7-8: Hot Nights in New Orleans with clarinetist Pete Fountain and his New Orleans Jazz Band and bluesman Dr. John.

Sept. 9: Sergio Mendes & Brasil 2001 with Bahian musician Chico Cesar and vocalist Virginia Rodrigues.

Sept. 11: Esa-Pekka Salonen leads L.A. Phil and cellist Andrew Shulman in Strauss' ``Don Quixote,'' Beethoven's Symphony No. 7.

Sept. 12: Trumpeter Wallace Roney and Clayton-Hamilton Jazz Orchestra present ``Lights, Camera, Jazz'' with film clips.

Sept. 13: Salonen conducts L.A. Phil and Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra in West Coast premiere of Wynton Marsalis' ``All Rise.''

Sept. 14-16: Fireworks Finale with country singer Billy Gilman, ``voice of Hollywood'' Marni Nixon and Tony winner Nell Carter joining Hollywood Bowl Orchestra.

Sept. 21: ``The Big Picture - 2001 and Beyond'' takes Bowl's annual movie night into sci-fi realm.

Sept. 22: John Philip Sousa program by American Winds, soprano Renee Sousa, tuba player Patrick Sheridan.