InSymphony Kids March 2020

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ASSOCIATE PUBLISHER Katrina Ketchum SALES DIRECTOR Lindsey Ferguson DIGITAL DIRECTOR Chris Porras MANAGING EDITOR Kristen Seidman ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR OF EVENTS + SPECIAL PROJECTS Ashley Coates

On the cover: Artwork submitted by Rozalyn Pucci, age 7.

about us ORCHESTRA 5

PROJECT MANAGER + SENIOR DESIGNER Jackie Tran BUSINESS MANAGER Bella Showerman PUBLISHER’S REPRESENTATIVE Nicole Lane SOCIAL MEDIA MANAGER Vladimir Popov

OUR SUPPORTERS 10

performances DANCE PARTY 6 SUNDAY, MARCH 8, 2 PM

activities & features IN THE SPOTLIGHT: COVER ARTIST ROZALYN PUCCI 12 FASCINATING FACTOIDS: DANCING 15 SPOT THE INSTRUMENTS 16 #ARTSLANDIAWASHERE 18

PUBLISHING COORDINATOR Mindy Mawhirter PODCAST HOST Susannah Mars VIDEOGRAPHER Jordyn Roach

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Carlos Kalmar Jean Vollum music director chair

Nancy Ives, Mr. & Mrs. Edmund Hayes, Jr. principal cello chair Marilyn de Oliveira, assistant principal Seth Biagini Kenneth Finch Trevor Fitzpatrick Antoinette Gan Kevin Kunkel

John Cox, principal Joseph Berger, associate principal Graham Kingsbury, assistant principal Matthew Berliner* Mary Grant** Alicia Michele Waite

A S S O CIATE COND U C TO R Norman Huynh Harold and Arlene Schnitzer associate conductor chair PR IN CIPAL P O P S COND U C TO R Jeff Tyzik VI O LIN

BASS Colin Corner, principal Braizahn Jones, assistant principal Nina DeCesare Donald Hermanns Jeffrey Johnson Jason Schooler

Sarah Kwak, Janet & Richard Geary concertmaster chair Peter Frajola, Del M. Smith & Maria Stanley Smith associate

concertmaster chair FLU TE Erin Furbee, Harold & Jane Pollin assistant concertmaster chair Martha Long, Bruce & Judy Thesenga Chien Tan, Truman Collins, Sr. principal principal flute chair second violin chair Alicia DiDonato Paulsen, Inés Voglar Belgique, assistant principal assistant principal second violin Zachariah Galatis Fumino Ando PI CCO LO Keiko Araki Zachariah Galatis Clarisse Atcherson Ron Blessinger OBOE Lisbeth Carreno Martin Hébert, Harold J. Schnitzer Ruby Chen principal oboe chair Emily Cole Karen Wagner, assistant principal Julie Coleman Kyle Mustain** Eileen Deiss Jason Sudduth* Jonathan Dubay Gregory Ewer ENGLI S H H O RN Daniel Ge Feng Kyle Mustain** Lynne Finch Jason Sudduth* Shin-young Kwon Ryan Lee CL AR INE T Yuqi Li James Shields, principal Samuel Park Todd Kuhns, assistant principal Searmi Park Mark Dubac Vali Phillips Shanshan Zeng B A S S CL AR INE T VIOLA Todd Kuhns Joël Belgique, Maybelle Clark Macdonald Fund principal viola chair Charles Noble, assistant principal Jennifer Arnold** Kenji Bunch* Silu Fei Leah Ilem Ningning Jin Brian Quincey Viorel Russo Martha Warrington

TR UMPE T Jeffrey Work, principal David Bamonte, assistant principal, Musicians of the Oregon Symphony Richard Thornburg trumpet chair Doug Reneau TR OMB ONE Casey Jones, principal Robert Taylor, assistant principal Charles Reneau B A S S TR OMB ONE Charles Reneau TUBA JáTtik Clark, principal TIMPANI Jonathan Greeney, principal Sergio Carreno, assistant principal PE R CU S S I ON Niel DePonte, principal Michael Roberts, assistant principal Sergio Carreno HAR P Jennifer Craig, principal LIB R ARY Joy Fabos, principal Kathryn Thompson, associate Sara Pyne, assistant O R CHE S TR A PE R S ONNE L MANAGE R Leah Ilem AR TI S T- IN - R E S ID EN CE

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Carin Miller Packwood, principal Evan Kuhlmann, assistant principal** Nicole Haywood, assistant principal* Adam Trussell ** Steve Vacchi*

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Creative Chair is sponsored by Michael, Kristen, and Andrew Kern, and Anna Sanford

Evan Kuhlmann** Steve Vacchi*

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DANCE PARTY! SUNDAY, MARCH 8, 2020, 2 PM SPONSORED BY

Norman Huynh, conductor Pamela Mahon, narrator Pacific Youth Choir Mia Hall Miller, artistic director Dance West Julane Stites, artistic director Vivienne Elborne, scriptwriter Jim Crino, costumes and props Antonín Dvořák Florence Price Sergei Prokofiev Johann Sebastian Bach Leroy Anderson

Slavonic Dance No. 8 Juba Dance from Symphony No. 1 Cinderella’s Waltz and Midnight from Cinderella Dance West Gavotte I from Orchestral Suite No. 1 Sandpaper Ballet Dance West

Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky

Waltz of the Snowflakes from The Nutcracker Pacific Youth Choir

Johann Strauss, Jr.

Excerpt from On the Beautiful Blue Danube

Jacques Offenbach

Excerpt from the Orpheus in the Underworld Overture Dance West

Engelbert Humperdinck Alberto Ginastera

John Herndon Mercer/ Arr. Williams

“Dance with Me” from Hansel and Gretel Pacific Youth Choir Four Dances from Estancia The Land Workers Wheat Dance The Cattlemen Final Dance (Malambo) Dance West Hooray for Hollywood

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Biographies

Norman Huynh Norman Huynh has established himself as a conductor with an ability to captivate an audience through a multitude of musical genres. This season, Huynh continues to showcase his versatility in concerts featuring Itzhak Perlman, hip hop artists Nas and Wyclef Jean, and vocal superstar Storm Large.

Born in 1988, Huynh is a first generation Asian American and the first in his family to pursue classical music as a career.

Upcoming and recent engagements include the St. Louis Symphony, Detroit Symphony, and Grant Park Music Festival.

He has served as a cover conductor for the New York Philharmonic and Los Angeles Philharmonic with John Williams.

Huynh has been at the forefront of moving orchestral music out of the traditional concert hall. In 2011, he co-founded the Occasional Symphony in Baltimore to celebrate holidays by performing innovative concerts in distinct venues throughout the inner-city. The orchestra performed on Dr. Seuss’ birthday at Port Discovery Children’s Museum, Halloween in a burnt church turned concert venue, and Cinco de Mayo in the basement bar of a Mexican restaurant.

Huynh currently resides in Portland, Oregon, and enjoys skiing, board games, and riding his motorcycle. You can follow him on Instagram @normanconductor.

Pamela Mahon Pam Mahon is thrilled to be teaming up once again with the Oregon Symphony, Dance West, and the Pacific Youth Choir. Entertaining pint-sized symphony

audience members is her absolute dream job. Mahon is also the teaching artist for the Oregon Symphony’s Kinderkonzerts and Carnegie Hall Link Up National Concerts. Other Portland credits include: Lureena Jones, Adrift in Macao (Broadway Rose); Aldonza, Man of La Mancha; Mother, Ragtime; Baker’s Wife, Into the Woods; Claire Ganz, Rumors; Donna/Oolie, City of Angels; Carmen, Sweet Charity; Pam, The Full Monty (Lakewood Theatre Company); Mary Bland, Eating Raoul (Live on Stage); Madame de la Grande Bouche, Beauty and the Beast; Wicked Witch of the West, The Wizard of Oz; Brooke Wyndham, Legally Blonde: The Musical (Pixie Dust Productions); Mazeppa, Gypsy (Portland Center Stage at The Armory); Susan, [title of show] (Triangle Productions); Young Boy, Jenůfa; Chocholka/Jay, The Cunning Little Vixen; Papagena, The Magic Flute; and Nurse Maid, Street Scene (Portland Opera).

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Pacific Youth Choir Pacific Youth Choir serves over 300 singers in ten auditioned flagship choirs from kindergarten through 12th grade. Established in 2003 by Artistic Director Mia Hall Miller, pyc has become a cultural resource that changes lives through high-level choral artistry in an open, joyful, and nurturing environment.

In 2016, after being awarded the Oregon Symphony Schnitzer Wonder Award, pyc broadened its choral reach by providing a free after-school choir program at Whitman Elementary in Portland. Following the success of that program pyc has expanded with community engagement choirs in Peninsula Elementary School in North Portland and Wattles Boys and Girls Club in se Portland. pyc, honored to be in residence at Trinity Cathedral, collaborates regularly with

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DANCE PARTY Oregon’s top musical organizations including the Oregon Symphony, Metropolitan Youth Symphony, Oregon Ballet Theatre, Whitebird Dance, Trinity Choir, and Thomas Lauderdale and Pink Martini in performances and recordings, including the “Gold” Joy to the World.

This season, in addition to regularly scheduled concerts, pyc is excited to perform with the Oregon Symphony Orchestra, Gonzaga University Choir, Cappella Romana, Portland Chamber Orchestra, and in a festival with Eric Whitacre. pyc enjoys regional and national recognition, having performed in six Regional and National Conferences of The American Choral Directors Association.

Please see pacificyouthchoir.org for more information.

Dance West Dance West is the pre-professional company at the Arts & Communication Magnet Academy in Beaverton, Oregon.

Under the direction of Julane Stites, Dance West provides an intensive training program for the school’s most advanced dance students desiring in-depth study and performance experience. Dancers who have auditioned for placement range in ages from 13–19 and commit to at least one full year of a training and performance schedule.

The students, staff, and administrators share a common goal of developing stellar students with an arts-infused curriculum.

A large percentage of their company members have been accepted to such schools as Juilliard, nyu, University of Arizona, University of Utah, Cornish, Cal Arts, North Carolina School of the Arts, Point Park University, and amda to continue their studies in dance. In addition, many have gone straight into careers with Disney, cruise lines, Broadway shows, 8

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ballet, and contemporary dance companies.

Dance West has an annual concert in April and is available for community events.

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DANCE PARTY: THEN AND NOW SUNDAY, MAY 24 @ 7:30 pm ARLENE SCHNITZER CONCERT HALL

This groove infused, high energy program features dance music from the past 150 years, from around the world.

Vivienne Elborne Vivienne Elborne is originally from London, where she had a successful performance career. The family moved to the us in 1984, and since then, she has performed with theater groups and symphonies all over the country.

She moved into directing and teaching some 20 years ago and is proud of her association with the Oregon Symphony, for which she has directed staged musicals and written scripts for Kids concerts. She resides in Texas and continues to write while also running a private vocal studio. Thanks to Pam Mahon and Jim Crino for always making her characters come alive.

Celebrating young leaders in music, The Authentic Voice collaboration between MYS and Fear No Music’s Young Composers Project showcases a symphonic World Premiere by 16-year-old Rohan Srinivasan.

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Jim Crino Jim Crino is a local actor, director, and designer. 2019/20 marks Crino’s 12th season as costume and properties designer for the Oregon Symphony’s Kids Concerts. He is also the primary costume designer for Red Shoe Productions. His Portland area directorial efforts include You Can’t Take it With You, Oliver!, Gypsy, and An Italian American Reconciliation. Crino is a proud graduate of The Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Clown College, a member of sag/aftra, and appeared as Leroy Estes on nbc’s Grimm.

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OUR SUPPORTERS The Oregon Symphony thanks these individuals for their generous contributions received from July 1, 2018, to June 30, 2019, in support of our education and community engagement programs.

We apologize for any omissions or misspellings. Please notify us of any adjustments.

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Carrie Hooten & David Giramma William H. Hunt Oregon Symphony Association Fund of ocf Jeff & Krissy Johnson Mark & Katherine Kralj Paul Labby Dorothy Lemelson Fernando Leon, M.D. & Dolores Leon, M.D. Mr. & Mrs. Robert McCall June McLean Hannelore Mitchell-Schict+ Hester H. Nau Susan Olson & Bill Nelson Michael & Janice Opton Barbara Page Mark Palmen Parsons Family Fund of the ocf Jane Partridge Franklin & Dorothy Piacentini Charitable Trust Fedor G. Pikus Reynolds Potter & Sharon Mueller Pat Reser Rosemarie Rosenfeld Fredrick & Joanne L. Ross Holly & Don Schoenbeck John & June Schumann Diana & Hal Scoggins Bill Scott & Kate Thompson Jo Shapland & Douglas Browning Mr. & Mrs. W.T.C. Stevens N. Robert & Barre Stoll Dr. Derald Walker* & Charles Weisser Richard H. & Linda F. Ward Homer & Carol Williams

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IN THE SPOTLIGHT

Meet Rozalyn Pucci, the cover artist for this issue of InSymphony Kids. The Oregon Symphony selected Rozalyn’s art from the many spectacular submissions of the Dance Party! coloring page in the Kids Activity Book.

Congratulations, Rozalyn! We hope you enjoy the show.

Rozalyn

Pucci

Tell us a little bit about yourself.

I am seven years old. I like cats. I live in Newberg with my brother, my mom, and my dad. We have one bunny and five chickens. I am in a second grade Spanish immersion program, and I really like speaking Spanish (even though my mom doesn’t know how). I like to draw, paint, and dance. I do dance shows for my mom and dad.

How did you get the Oregon Symphony’s Kid’s Activity Book?

My grandma and grandpa took me to the Symphony, and I like going there.

What made you choose the coloring page of the dancers to send to the Symphony?

I chose the page of the dancers because it stood out to me.

It’s like how I work.

What’s your favorite color? What kinds of things do you like to draw?

My favorite color is violet-purple. I like to draw fairies, cats, and pretty ladies.

Do you play any instruments, or would you like to someday?

I have played the violin in the past, and I want to play the harp.

What are some of the other Oregon Symphony performances you’ve seen, and what did love you about them?

I have gone a few times, including Peter and the Wolf and Oregon Trail. I really loved all of it, but I especially remember the dancing; Peter flies! I really liked the goose because he’s funny.

I liked the bird costume, too. I like how the building has two floors – a balcony. It’s a neat building.

What’s your favorite dance move?

I like them all! It depends!

What’s your favorite dancing song?

Songs from Swan Lake.

What’s your favorite thing to do when you get to stay out past bedtime?

Party with friends. .

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Join us for next season’s Kids Series!

2020/21 Kids subscriptions on sale now Somewhere Over the Rainbow November 15, 2020

The Magic of Mozart April 18, 2021

Under the Sea February 21, 2021

Featuring the Oregon Symphony with associate conductor Norman Huynh and special guests

Subscriptions start at just $30

Subscribe or renew your Kids subscription by Friday, March 13, and we’ll waive your handling fee! It’s easy: just visit orsymphony.org/kids.

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FA S C I N AT I N G FA C T O I D S

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THE MIAMI SUPER CONGA, A DANCING LINE OF 119,986 PEOPLE, SET THE WORLD RECORD FOR THE LONGEST CONGA ON MARCH 13, 1988. The dancers gathered at the Calle Ocho Festival in the Little Havana neighborhood of Miami, Florida.

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BREAKING (ALSO KNOWN AS “BREAKDANCING”) IS A HIP-HOP STYLE OF DANCE that evolved from Funk legend James Brown’s moves while performing his 1971 hit “Get the Good Foot” and dj Kool Herc’s identification and manipulation of the rhythmic breakdown sections of Funk songs (also known as the “breaks”).

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IN ANCIENT GREEK MYTHOLOGY, NINE MUSES WERE ASSOCIATED WITH EACH OF THE NINE ARTS. Terpsichore was the muse of dance and chorus.

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IN MANY RELIGIONS, SUCH AS BUDDHISM AND HINDUISM, DANCE IS A PART OF WORSHIP, and dancing figures are often found in shrines and temples.

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THE CULT-CLASSIC MOVIE FOOTLOOSE IS BASED ON A TRUE STORY ABOUT A TOWN IN OKLAHOMA THAT OUTLAWED DANCING until local high schoolers’ challenge to the law succeeded in 1979.

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BEFORE THE INVENTION OF READY-MADE TAP SHOES WITH METAL PLATES, dancers would hammer pennies or nails into the soles of their shoes to make noise.

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IN 1950, FAMED BALLROOM DANCER ARTHUR MURRAY AND HIS WIFE BROUGHT THE FIRST TELEVISED DANCE SHOW, THE ARTHUR MURRAY PARTY, TO THE AIRWAVES. American Bandstand, featuring host Dick Clark, premiered two years later and broadcast the most popular dance and fashion for nearly 40 years. Soul Train joined the dance show lineup in 1971 and ran for 35 years!

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RAP LEGEND TUPAC SHAKUR STUDIED BALLET DURING HIGH SCHOOL at the Baltimore School for the Arts. He danced the role of Mouse King in the school’s production of The Nutcracker.

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IN 1518, PEOPLE IN STRASBOURG, FRANCE, DANCED THEMSELVES TO DEATH FOR NO OBVIOUS REASON. One woman, Frau Troffea, started dancing and did not stop.

Within a month, 400 people had joined her. Some of the dancers died from heart attacks, strokes, and pure exhaustion.

While the cause was never determined, other dancing plagues occurred in western Europe in the 14th–17th centuries.

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IRISH DANCER MICHAEL FLATLEY HOLDS THE RECORD FOR THE WORLD’S HIGHEST-PAID DANCER. At the height of his fame, he earned up to $1.8 million a week, making the insurance of his legs for more than $ 40 million a no-brainer. .

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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

SP T the INSTRUMENTS

Which of these musical instruments can you spot in the orchestra? How many of each are there?

Hint: Not all of them are in the orchestra!

triangle

electric guitar

trumpet

maracas

horn

lyre

accordion

violin

drum

Did you know?

The symphony orchestra is the largest and most exciting of all musical groups, with as many as 100 players. It is divided into four musical families called strings, woodwinds, brass, and percussion. Every instrument in the orchestra belongs to one of these families. In a symphony orchestra, the musical families are related to one another, just like cousins, aunts, and uncles. The orchestra is a big family of instruments playing together.

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To learn more about your Oregon Symphony, check us out online at: orsymphony.org/discover/orchestra.

For parents and teachers, we offer music education support at: orsymphony.org/edu.

JEFFERSON DANCERS SPRING CONCERT PHOTO | FRITZ LIEDKE

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FOR TICKETS & INFORMATION PLEASE VISIT J E F F E R S O N DA N C E R S .O R G

Recommended for ages 5+

‘Millions of people ride the bus.

Each one has a story to tell.’

May 2–May 31, 2020 Newmark Theatre

Music By: Lamont Dozier & Paris Ray Dozier

octc.org 503-228-9571 Last Stop on Market Street by Matt de la Peña, Illustrated by Christian Robinson.

Adapted for the stage by Cheryl L. West. Music and Lyrics by Lamont Dozier and Paris Ray Dozier.Originally co-commissioned and produced by Chicago Children’s Theatre and the Children’s Theatre Company. Published by the Penguin Group.

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