BUFFALO PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA SUMMER CONCERTS JUL 4 - AUG 21
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BPO Board of Trustees/BPO Foundation Board Directors . 4 BPO Musician Roster . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7,8 Ellicottville Summer Music Festival Sunday, July 4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Olmsted Parks 6-in-6 Series . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 Riverside Park – Thursday, July 8 South Park – Thursday, July 15 Front Park – Thursday, July 22 Cazenovia Park – Thursday, July 29 Martin Luther King Jr. Park – Thursday, August 5 Delaware Park – Thursday, August 12 Music of the Tragically Hip . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sunday, July 18
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American Anthem Series . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 Clarence Town Park – Wednesday, July 28 Niawanda Park – Sunday, August 1 Bassett Park – Wednesday, August 11 BPO Donor and Subscriber Appreciation Concert . . . . . 20 Wednesday, August 4 Old Fort Niagara . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 Sunday, August 8 M&T Bank Plaza . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26 Wednesday, August 18 Artpark . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28 Sunday, August 21 CONTACT Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra 786 Delaware Ave., Buffalo, NY 14201 (716) 885-0331 | bpo.org Box Office (716) 885-5000 Kleinhans Music Hall 3 Symphony Hall, Buffalo, NY 14201 (716) 883-3560 | kleinhansbuffalo.org
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WELCOME TO BPO SUMMERFEST 2021! We’ve been holding our breath for the opportunity to return to local parks and venues and perform for our neighbors in the community spaces of Western New York. The long-standing tradition of concerts in the parks is an opportunity to meet and mingle with family and friends to celebrate our region in the company of outstanding musicians providing extraordinary performances. After the disappointment of last year’s pause in our summer schedule, we’re excited to introduce a new format at our Olmsted Park concert series featuring the BPO Brass, including trumpeters Alex Jokipii, Geoff Hardcastle and Phil Christner; trombonists Jonathan Lombardo, Tim Smith, and Filipe Pereira; and Daniel Kerdelewicz and Jay Matthews on French horn, with Dinesh Joseph on percussion. The genesis of this past concert season allowed us to explore the world-class talent of our musicians in unique ways, and we hope you were able to participate in our BPOnDemand events, BPO Out of the Box presentations, and our musician profiles in collaboration with WNED, to name just a few. Now, with the world re-opening, we’re taking note of our recent innovations and exploring how we can continue to incorporate them into our traditional offerings. Speaking of tradition, in addition to our new partnership with Buffalo Olmsted Park Conservancy performing at Riverside Park, South Park, Front Park, Cazenovia Park, Martin Luther King, Jr. Park, and Delaware Park, we’re pleased to return to several of our tried-and-true locations at Clarence Town Park, Niawanda Park, Bassett Park, M&T Plaza, Ellicottville Summer Music Festival, and Old Fort Niagara. And for those of you with a little wanderlust, Escape is at Hand for the Travellin’ Man when your BPO visits Batavia Downs to reunite with The Strictly Hip and perform the Music of The Tragically Hip. Of course, it wouldn’t be a ‘sunsational’ summer without the introduction of our spectacular 2021-22 season. We’ve included several pages in this book teasing the master composers, swinging tributes, and special events you can expect as we return to Kleinhans Music Hall. We hope to see you there!
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BUFFALO PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA BOARD OF TRUSTEES OFFICERS
John R. Yurtchuk, Chair Scott Stenclik, Vice Chair – Chair-Elect Angelo Fatta, Treasurer Peter Eliopoulos, Secretary
LIFE MEMBERS Anthony Cassetta Randall Odza Edwin Polokoff John N. Walsh, III Robert G. Weber
BOARD OF TRUSTEES Cindy Abbott Letro Douglas Bean Jonathan Borden† Janz Castelo† Anne Conable Stephen B. Edge MD* JoAnn Falletta* Otis N. Glover Amy Habib Rittling Daniel Hart* Jim Hettich Mark Hodges† Kate Holzemer† James Iglewski William Keefer Ronald Luczak Alex Montante Allan C. Ripley* Casimiro D. Rodriguez, Sr. Rev. Melody I. Rutherford Diana Sachs† Robin G. Schulze, Ph.D Joseph Sedita Brett Shurtliffe† Karen Sperrazza Christine Standish Stephen T. Swift John Zak*
BUFFALO PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA FOUNDATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS
John J. Zak, Chair Holly Hejmowski, Treasurer Alexs Spellman, Secretary Michael Munschauer, S pecial Advisor Karen Arrison Michael Wurst John Yurtchuk
*ex-officio †musician representatives
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JOANN FALLETTA MUSIC DIRECTOR Angelo and Carol Fatta Endowed Chair Grammy-winning conductor JoAnn Falletta serves as Music Director of the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra, and the Connie and Marc Jacobson Music Director Laureate of the Virginia Symphony Orchestra, Principal Guest Conductor of the Brevard Music Center and Artistic Adviser to the Hawaii Symphony Orchestra and the Cleveland Institute of Music Orchestra. She is hailed for her work as a conductor, recording artist, audience builder, and champion of American composers. Her recent and upcoming North American guest conducting includes the National Symphony, Detroit Symphony, Nashville Symphony, Indianapolis Symphony, and Milwaukee Symphony; and further north, the Toronto Symphony and Orchestre metropolitain. Internationally, she has conducted many of the most prominent orchestras in Europe, Asia, and South America. As Music Director of the Buffalo Philharmonic, Falletta became the first woman to lead a major American ensemble. Celebrating her 20th anniversary with the Buffalo Philharmonic this past season, she is credited with bringing the orchestra to a new level of national and international prominence. With a discography of almost 120 titles, Falletta is a leading recording artist for Naxos. At the 63rd Annual Grammy® Awards in March 2021, Falletta won her fourth Grammy® as conductor of Richard Danielpour’s The Passion of Yeshua in the category of Best Choral Performance. In 2019, she won her first individual Grammy Award as conductor of the London Symphony in the Best Classical Compendium category for Spiritualist, her fifth world premiere recording of the music of Kenneth Fuchs. Her Naxos recording of John Corigliano’s Mr. Tambourine Man: Seven Poems of Bob Dylan with the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra received two Grammys in 2008. Falletta is a member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, has served by presidential appointment as a Member of the National Council on the Arts during the Bush and Obama administrations, and is the recipient of many of the most prestigious conducting awards. She has introduced over 500 works by American composers, including well over 100 world premieres. In March 2019, JoAnn was named Performance Today’s Classical Woman of the Year. She received her undergraduate degree from the Mannes School of Music, and her master’s and doctorate degrees from The Juilliard School. When not on the podium, JoAnn enjoys playing classical guitar, writing, cycling, yoga, and is an avid reader.
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series as well as the prestigious Hilton Head International Piano Competition. As a guest conductor, Mr. Russell has worked with many of the most distinguished orchestras in North America, including The Cleveland Orchestra, Los Angeles Philharmonic, New York Philharmonic as well as the Toronto and Vancouver Symphony Orchestras.
JAMAN E. DUNN JOHN MORRIS RUSSELL ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL CONDUCTOR POPS CONDUCTOR Jaman E. Dunn is an African conductor A master of American musical American style, Johnorchestral Morris Russell has of classical and to filmredefining music. He the positions of devoted himself thecurrently Americanholds orchestral experience. Assistant the Buffalo Now in hisConductor fourth yearwith as Principal PopsPhilharmonic, Conductor ofand the Interim Buffalo Music DirectorOrchestra, of the Buffalo A native ofofChicago, Philharmonic he Master follows Chorale. in the footsteps Marvin IL, he attended TheSeverinsen. Ohio State The University for hisand undergraduate Hamlisch and Doc wide-range diversity of studies, a Bachelor collaborator of Music in Vocal Performance under his workearning as a conductor, and educator continues the study of Dr. the C. Andrew During his time at Ohio State, to reinvigorate musical Blosser. scene throughout Buffalo and across Mr. Dunn founded andRussell conducted the Buckeye Philharmonic the continent. Maestro also serves as conductor of the Orchestra, which one is theofuniversity’s only completely student run Cincinnati Pops, the world’s most iconic and beloved orchestra. Mr. Dunn alsowhich earned of both Musicdomestically in Orchestraland Conducting, under the pops orchestras, with he his hasMaster toured internationally. His instruction of Maestro The BostonOriginals: Conservatory Berklee. Whilea at the six recordings with TheBruce PopsHangen includeat“American 1918”atwhich earned 2020 Boston Conservatory, he led thefor Conductor’s Orchestra, assisted As theMusic BostonDirector Conservatory GRAMMY® Award nomination Best Classical Compendium. of the Orchestra, and conducted the Boston Conservatory Copland’s the Kid. Hilton Head Symphony Orchestra in South Carolina,Orchestra he leads inthe classical Billy subscription Other conducting included an ad-hoc orchestra and performing three series as well as theactivities prestigious Hiltonforming Head International Piano Competition. As a guest concerts, on student recitals, conductingorchestras the Berklee conductor,premiering Mr. Russellpieces has worked with composer many of the mostand distinguished in Boston Conservatory Recording Orchestra. Vocally, Mr. hasPhilharmonic, performed throughout North America, including The Cleveland Orchestra, Los Dunn Angeles New York the Midwest and Northeast in bothand oratorio and operatic repertoire, including works of Philharmonic as well as the Toronto Vancouver Symphony Orchestras. Handel, Mendelssohn, Mozart, Verdi, and Orff, among others. In a professional capacity, he hopes to raise awareness for African-American performers in classical music at all levels JAMAN E. DUNN and in all mediums.
ASSISTANT CONDUCTOR
Jaman E. Dunn is an African American orchestral conductor of classical and film music. He currently holds the positions of Conductor with the Buffalo Philharmonic, and Interim HISTORY OF Assistant Music Director of the Buffalo Master Chorale. A native of Chicago, he attended The Ohio State University for his undergraduate THE BUFFALO IL, PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA studies, earning a Bachelor of Music in Vocal Performance under As Buffalo’s cultural ambassador, theofGrammy Award-winning Orchestra the study Dr. C. Andrew Blosser. Buffalo During Philharmonic his time at Ohio State, under Music Director JoAnn presents more 120 Classics, Pops, Rock, Family 7 and Mr. Falletta Dunn founded and than conducted the Buckeye Philharmonic Youth concerts each year.Orchestra, which is the university’s only completely student run orchestra. Mr.and Dunn earned his Master the of Music in Orchestral undermost the After the rise fall also of several forerunners, BPO was founded inConducting, 1935, performing instruction Maestro Music Bruce Hall, Hangen at The at Berklee. WhileSt., at and the often at theofElmwood which was Boston located Conservatory at Elmwood Ave. and Virginia Boston Conservatory, the Conductor’s Orchestra, assisted Conservatory demolished in 1938 asheitsled permanent home, Kleinhans Music Hall,the wasBoston constructed. During Billy Progress the Kid. Orchestra, and conducted the Boston Orchestra in from Copland’s the Great Depression, the orchestra was Conservatory initially supported by funds the Works Other conducting activities included ad-hoc orchestra performing three Administration and the Emergency Reliefforming Bureau.an Over the decades, theand orchestra has matured concerts, premiering piecesconductors on studentincluding composer recitals, and conducting Berklee in stature under outstanding William Steinberg, Josef Krips,the Lukas Foss, Boston Conservatory Vocally,Bychkov Mr. Dunn performed throughout Michael Tilson Thomas,Recording MaximianoOrchestra. Valdes, Semyon andhas Julius Rudel. The orchestra the welcomed Midwest and Northeast in both oratorio and operatic repertoire, including worksVan of has many distinguished guest performers, such as Isaac Stern, Aaron Copland, Handel, Igor Mendelssohn, Mozart,Fleming Verdi, and andYo-Yo Orff, Ma. among others. In a professional capacity, Cliburn, Stravinsky, Renee he hopes to raise awareness for African-American performers in classical music at all levels During themediums. tenure of JoAnn Falletta, who has served as music director since 1998, the BPO has and in all rekindled its history of radio broadcasts and recordings, including the release of 51 new CDs. The BPO’s Naxos recording of composer John Corigliano’s “Mr. Tambourine Man: Seven Poems of Bob Dylan,” won two Grammys. Our recordings are heard on classical radio worldwide.
HISTORY OF KLEINHANS MUSIC HALL
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JOANN FALLETTA, MUSIC DIRECTOR
Angelo and Carol Fatta Endowed Chair
JOHN MORRIS RUSSELL, PRINCIPAL POPS CONDUCTOR JAMAN E. DUNN, ASSISTANT CONDUCTOR
FIRST VIOLIN
Daniel Pendley principal Garman Family Foundation Endowed Chair Brett Shurtliffe assoc. principal Michael Nigrin Edmond Gnekow Jonathan Borden Nicholas Jones Gary Matz
SECOND VIOLIN
Natalie Debikey Scanio
Antoine Lefebvre principal Jacqueline Galluzzo assoc. principal Richard Kay Robert Prokes Frances Morgante Amy Licata Dmitry Gerikh Shieh-Jian Tsai Xiaofan Liu
VIOLA
Caroline Gilbert principal Anna Shemetyeva assoc. principal Matthew Phillips Kate Holzemer Natalie Piskorsky Janz Castelo
CELLO
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BASS
Nikki Chooi concertmaster Amy Glidden assoc. concertmaster Louis P. Ciminelli Family Foundation Endowed Chair Ansgarius Aylward asst. concertmaster Clement Luu* 2nd asst. concertmaster Douglas Cone Deborah Greitzer Diana Sachs Alan Ross Melanie Haas Andrea Blanchard-Cone Loren Silvertrust Hee Sagong
Roman Mekinulov principal Jane D. Baird Endowed Chair Feng Hew assoc. principal Nancy Anderson Robert Hausmann David Schmude Amelie Fradette
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FLUTE
Christine Lynn Bailey principal Linda Greene Natalie Debikey Scanio
PICCOLO OBOE
Henry Ward principal Joshua Lauretig Anna Mattix
ENGLISH HORN
Anna Mattix
CLARINET
William Amsel principal Patti DiLutis Salvatore Andolina
E-FLAT CLARINET
Patti DiLutis
BASS CLARINET AND SAXOPHONE
Salvatore Andolina
BASSOON
Glenn Einschlag principal Martha Malkiewicz
CONTRABASSOON
Martha Malkiewicz
FRENCH HORN
Jacek Muzyk principal Kay Koessler Endowed Chair Daniel Kerdelewicz assoc. principal
Sheryl Hadeka Jay Matthews Daniel Sweeley
TRUMPET
Alex Jokipii principal Geoffrey Hardcastle Philip Christner
TROMBONE
Jonathan Lombardo1 principal Timothy Smith
BASS TROMBONE
Filipe Pereira
TUBA
(vacant)
TIMPANI
Matthew Bassett principal Dinesh Joseph assistant principal
PERCUSSION
Mark Hodges principal Dinesh Joseph
HARP
Madeline Olson principal
MUSIC LIBRARY
Patricia Kimball (L) principal librarian Travis Hendra acting principal librarian
STAGE MANAGERS
Richard George Master Property Person IATSE Local 10 Charles Gill Assistant Property Person IATSE Local 10 1
Chair dedicated to the memory of Scott Parkinson
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Temporary Appointment
(L) Leave of Absence
SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR SUBSTITUTE MUSICIANS
JOHN MORRIS RUSSELL PRINCIPAL POPS CONDUCTOR The Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra extends its thanks to the following
master American musical John Morrisseason. Russell has musicians who haveAacted asof substitutes duringstyle, the 2020-2021 devoted himself to redefining the American orchestral experience. Their talents and their flexibility are a tremendous help in continuing Now in his fourth year as Principal Pops Conductor of the Buffalo to provide an excellent listeningOrchestra, experience thein Western New York Philharmonic he for follows the footsteps of Marvin community. Hamlisch and Doc Severinsen. The wide-range and diversity of his work as a conductor, collaborator and educator continues to reinvigorateTrombone the musical scene throughout Buffalo and across Violin Iain Crampton Liebmann the continent. Pim Maestro Russell also serves as conductor of the Cindy Lin Diana Bley Cincinnati Pops, one of the world’s most iconic and beloved Nadejda Nedeltcheva-Nigrin popsMari orchestras, with which he has toured both domestically and internationally. His Nihira Jones Euphonium Inga Yanoski Bley Originals: 1918” which earned a 2020 six recordings with The Pops include Diana “American GRAMMY® Classical Compendium. As Music Director of the Viola Award nomination for BestTuba Hilton HeadHardcastle Symphony Orchestra in South Carolina, he leads the classical subscription Maria Juan Alonso series as well as the prestigious Hilton Craig Head Sutherland International Piano Competition. As a guest Cello Mr. Russell has worked with many of the most distinguished orchestras in conductor, Eva Herer Percussion North America,Weissman including The Cleveland Orchestra, Los Angeles Philharmonic, New York Katherine Ronald Brian Kushmaul Philharmonic as well as the Toronto andRobert Vancouver Symphony Orchestras. Patterson
Bass
Wayne Moose Michael Moser
JAMAN E. DUNN
Ryder Shelley Stephen Solook
Harp ASSISTANT SaxophoneCONDUCTOR Cristin Kalinowski Todd Macon David Schiavone
Pamela Hope Wilk
Jaman E. Dunn is an African American orchestral conductor of classical andPiano film music. He currently holds the positions of Bassoon Eric Huebner Assistant Conductor with the Buffalo Philharmonic, and Interim Ellen Barnum Jones Music DirectorMichael of theNyerges Buffalo Master Chorale. A native of Chicago, Natalya Rose Vrbsky John IL, he attendedSusan The Ohio State University for his undergraduate Schuman Trumpet studies, earning a Bachelor of Music in Vocal Performance under Ted Clark the study of Dr.Harpsichord C. Andrew Blosser. During his time at Ohio State, Patrick Corvington Abigail Rockwood Mr. Dunn founded and conducted the Buckeye Philharmonic Herb Smith Orchestra, which is the university’s only completely student run Roy Smith orchestra. Mr. Dunn also earned his Master of Music in Orchestral Conducting, under the instruction of Maestro Bruce Hangen at The Boston Conservatory at Berklee. While at the Boston Conservatory, he led the Conductor’s Orchestra, assisted the Boston Conservatory Orchestra, and conducted the Boston Conservatory Orchestra in Copland’s Billy the Kid. Other conducting activities included forming an ad-hoc orchestra and performing three THOSE WHO HELPED FUND concerts,THANK premieringYOU pieces TO on student composer recitals, and conducting the Berklee Boston Conservatory Recording Orchestra. Vocally, Mr. Dunn has performed throughout THE BPO’S 2021 SUMMER SEASON! the Midwest and Northeast in both oratorio and operatic repertoire, including works of Handel, Mendelssohn, Mozart, Verdi, and Orff, among others. In a professional capacity, he hopes to raise awareness for African-American performers in classical music at all levels and in all mediums.
Delaware District Council Member Joel Feroleto New York State 140th District Assembly Member Bill Condon
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Join the Buffalo Philharmonic as we celebrate Erie County’s 200th Birthday!
The significant milestone of Erie County’s bicentennial is an opportunity to join together as a community to reflect on the history, stories, and legacies of the many men and women who came before us, and to celebrate the diversity that makes Erie County such a vibrant place to live. New York State officially recognized Erie County on April 2, 1821. After the American Revolution, the Holland Land Company had purchased 3.2 million acres of land from the Seneca Nation of the Haudenosaunee (Iroquois). In 1808, New York organized the westernmost land as Niagara County, but by 1821, the population had increased so much that Niagara County was split. Erie County was created, defined as the land south of Tonawanda Creek, consisting of ten towns and the Buffalo Creek Reservation. Today, Erie County has twenty-five towns, three cities, two tribal reservations, and a population of approximately 920,000. Erie County has ties to several U.S. Presidents. Millard Fillmore practiced law in East Aurora before serving as President. Later, he returned to Erie County and helped establish the University of Buffalo, Buffalo General Hospital, and the Buffalo and Erie County Historical Society. Grover Cleveland practiced law in Buffalo before becoming Erie County Sheriff and then Mayor of Buffalo. President William McKinley was assassinated at the 1901 Pan-American Exposition, and on September 14th, Theodore Roosevelt was sworn in as the 26th President at the Wilcox Mansion on Delaware Avenue. 9
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Once heavily forested frontier, the Erie Canal brought prosperity and made the region one of the largest shipping and rail centers in the country. Erie County was also the birthplace of numerous inventors or the manufacturing homes of their inventions. Buffalo has a history with the Ball glass fruit jar, the Barcalounger, and Carrier Air Conditioning. Wilson Greatbatch developed the implantable pacemaker in Clarence, and Bell Aircraft, one of the largest suppliers of aircraft during WWII, was first established on Elmwood Avenue. The county boasts major works by both local and national architects: Frank Lloyd Wright, Louis Sullivan, H. H. Richardson, E.B. Green and William Wicks, and Louise Bethune. Famous writers like F. Scott Fitzgerald, Mark Twain, and Lauren Belfer have called the area “home.” The county has given the world Fisher-Price toys and the chicken wing. Today, we celebrate our heritage and look forward to a bright future. The bio-medical research corridor is at the forefront of international scientific research. Companies from across the county do business internationally and even in outer space! The county has showcased its history, art, and architecture to become a heritage tourism destination. The Buffalo Philharmonic is honored to represent Erie County internationally through our radio and television broadcasts, recordings, and touring. We are grateful to Erie County Executive Mark Poloncarz and the members of the Erie County Legislature for supporting the arts and cultural organizations in our community, and celebrate the bicentennial of our great Erie County!
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OUT BOX
BPO Out of the Box is a traveling music video series that highlights the beauty of the Western New York region, and showcases the talent of our musicians. Bask in the setting sun on the evening of the summer solstice at Graycliff Conservancy Honor Buffalo’s historic past and celebrate its rebirth at Buffalo River and Grain Elevators Experience the restoration and marvel at the architecture
of Frank Lloyd Wright’s Darwin Martin House Fall in love all over again with the magnificent power of Niagara Falls
The exquisite Art Deco designs of Buffalo’s City Hall illustrate the region’s prominent past Escape to a world of lush, tropical serenity at the Buffalo and Erie County Botanical Gardens All Out of the Box performances are FREE to watch, available on bpo.org and our YouTube channel.
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Sunday, July 4, 2021 at 8:00 PM Sunday, July 4, 2021 at 8:00 PM
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Frederick Law Olmsted, America’s first and greatest landscape architect, once said, “A park is a work of art, designed to produce certain effects upon the minds of men.” His system of parks and parkways in Buffalo, inspired by Joseph Ellicott’s radial street layout, was the first of its kind in the nation, and he proclaimed Buffalo to be “the best designed city in the country, if not the world.” Designed nearly 150 years ago, more than 1 million people use Buffalo’s historic, award-winning Olmsted Park System annually for recreation, relaxation, and rejuvenation. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the System consists of six major parks, their connecting parkways and circles, and several smaller spaces. Today, it comprises 75% of the city’s parkland. In 1978, The Buffalo Friends of Olmsted Parks was formed to advocate for our Olmsted Parks. In 1995, we were renamed the Buffalo Olmsted Parks Conservancy, a 501(c)3 not-for-profit, independent community organization. Our mission promotes, preserves, restores, enhances, and ensures maintenance of Olmsted Parks and Parkways in the Greater Buffalo area to guarantee Olmsted park experiences for current and future generations. To learn more, visit bfloparks.org
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Thursday, July 8, 2021 at 7:00 PM
Thursday, July 8, 2021Thursday, at 7:00 PM July – RIVERSIDE PARK 15, 2021 at 7:00 Thursday,Thursday, July 8, 2021 7:00 PMat– 7:00 RIVERSIDE PARK PARK Julyat15, 2021 PM – 22, SOUTH Thursday, July 2021 at 7:0 Thursday, July 15,July 2021 at2021 7:00 at PM7:00 – SOUTH PARK PARK Thursday, 22, PM – FRONT Thursday, July 29, 2021 at 7:00 Thursday, July 22,29, 2021 atat 7:00 PM – FRONT PARK PARK PM Thursday, July 2021 7:00 PM – CAZENOVIA Thursday, August 5, 2021 Thursday, July 29, 2021 at 7:00 PM – CAZENOVIA PARK Thursday, August 5, 2021 at 7:00 PM – MLK PARK at 7 Thursday,August AugustThursday, 5, 2021 2021 at at 7:00 7:00 PM ––12, MLK PARKatPARK August 2021 7:00 PM Thursday, 12, PM DELAWARE Thursday, July at 8,August 2021 at 7:00 PM – RIVERSIDE PARK Thursday, August 12,(Friday, 2021 7:00 PM – DELAWARE (Friday, August 13, 2021 at 13, 2021 at 7:00 PMPARK – Rain Date) Thursday, July13,15, 2021 7:00 – SOUTH (Friday, August 2021 at at 7:00 PMPM – Rain Date) PARK Thursday, July 22, 2021 at 7:00 – FRONT PARK Thursday, July 8, 2021 at 7:00 PM PM – RIVERSIDE Thursday, July 29, at 7:00 PM –PM CAZENOVIA PARK Sunday, 4, 202 Thursday, July2021 15, 2021 at 7:00 – SOUTHJuly Thursday,July August 5, 2021 7:00 – MLK PARK Thursday, 22, 2021 at at 7:00 PMPM – FRONT Thursday, August 12, 2021 2021 at at 7:00 7:00 PM PM ––CAZENOVIA DELAWARE PARK Thursday, July 29, (Friday, August5,13, 2021 7:00PM PM––MLK RainPARK Date) Thursday, August 2021 atat 7:00 Thursday, August 12, 2021 at 7:00 PM – DELAWARE PARK
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Jena Abati, soprano Jena studied voice at Eastman Conservatory of Music and Canisius College. She also received vocal guidance from Evans Mirageas, artistic director of the Cincinnati Opera, and Giovanni Reggioli, past artistic director of the Washington National Opera and the Metropolitan Opera. Jena is the recipient of the Andy Anselmo Scholarship, and awarded first place in voice for New York State and Eastern United States by the MTNA, Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra, and Eastman Advanced Performance, and has been featured in Classical Singer magazine. Jena was the soloist in the documentaries “Building a Basilica” and “Proving Holiness,” which aired on national and international television. She was a featured singer in “Life Is A Cabaret” at Kleinhans Music Hall and with the Camerata di Sant’ Antonio. Jena is an alumna and past featured soloist of the Canisius Chorale, Chromatic Club, Eastman Rep Singers, and Rochester University Women’s Chorus. She is the featured singer for St. Joseph’s Cathedral and the Buffalo Bisons, and has performed for numerous organizations including Make-A-Wish Foundation, Lewiston Council of the Arts, Roswell Park Cancer Institute, and WCHOB. ArtVoice claimed her portrayal of Musetta in Nickel City Opera’s La Boheme, to be “excellent….her light soprano voice is beautiful.” Buffalo Rising praised Jena in the role of Barbarina, Nickel City Opera’s Le Nozze di Figaro, saying her “voice and demeanor were perfect for the role,” and the Buffalo News further stated her performance was “girlish and engaging.” In June 2016, Jena portrayed the role of Melodie Jones in Nickel City Opera’s world premiere of SHOT! at Shea’s. Jena has earned a Bachelor of Arts degree, Summa Cum Laude, in Music, a minor in Women Studies, and Master of Science degree in Anatomy. She is a Professor at ECC in their Biology department. Jena also owns the Music Academy of WNY, a local acclaimed music studio, where she teaches voice, piano, four Show Choirs, and directs five musical productions a year.
Jacek Muzyk, French horn Jacek Muzyk, born in Krakow, Poland, began to study French horn at the age of 18 and graduated with a master’s degree from the Academy of Music in Krakow. Muzyk earned his second master’s degree at the Mannes College of Music in New York City studying under David Jolley. He continued his education at the Juilliard School of Music under William Purvis and at Rice University in Houston, Texas under William VerMeulen. Then, Muzyk returned to Poland and worked full time with the best Polish orchestras, including Sinfonia Varsovia, the National Philharmonic of Warsaw,
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Polish Radio Orchestra, and the Krakow Philharmonic. In 1999, he was nominated the Principal Horn for Krystian Zimerman’s Polish Festival Orchestra, the elite group of Poland’s finest musicians that toured Europe and the United States with more than 40 performances of Chopin’s concertos. The tour won numerous accolades, including a Grammy Award. In 2002, Muzyk moved to the United States where he played with the Houston Grand Opera and the Dallas Symphony before being appointed the Principal Horn with the Buffalo Philharmonic. He made guest appearances with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, the Houston Symphony, Pittsburgh Symphony, Saint Louis Symphony, Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra and other orchestras in the USA, Asia, Europe, and South America, often performing as a guest soloist. Muzyk has given numerous master classes and recitals throughout all habitable continents and has made solo recordings under the Polish Radio label. Currently, there are three CD recordings of Muzyk’s performances: Mozart’s Concertos (including all concertos); Bach Music for French Horn (Cello Suites No. 1, 2, and 3); and Horn Constellation (French horn played in various configurations from solo and duets with various instruments; Michal Muzyk, Mr. Muzyk’s talented young son, plays first horn in a duet with his father in one of the selections). After winning the Associate Principal Horn position with the Houston Symphony and performing there for a year, Mr. Muzyk decided to return to Buffalo and continues as Principal French Horn for the BPO.
Daniel Kerdelewicz, French horn Daniel Kerdelewicz is Associate Principal Horn of the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra, a position he has held since 2009. Prior to his BPO appointment he held positions with the National Forum of Music, the Polish National Radio Symphony Orchestra, and the Representative Band of Polish Land Forces. Mr. Kerdelewicz was born and raised in Eastern Poland and earned his master degree at the Karol Lipinski Academy of Music in Wroclaw. In addition to his duties with the BPO he has also performed and recorded with the Boston Symphony Orchestra, the Boston Pops, the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra and the Chautauqua Symphony. In the Summer Mr. Kerdelewicz enjoys performing as Principal Horn with the Finger Lakes Opera. He has participated in numerous music festivals around the world such as Warsaw Autumn, Beethoven Easter Festival, Spring for Music at Carnegie Hall and the Pacific Music Festival in Sapporo, Japan. Mr. Kerdelewicz has soloed with the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra, and in 2009 performed the world premiere of Concerto for Horn, Saxophone and Orchestra by Wojtek Blecharz with the Polish National Radio Symphony Orchestra.
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SOUSA The Stars & Stripes Forever March The Stars & Stripes Forever March Forever March SOUSA The Stars & Stripes Patrons are asked to turn off all electronic devices. The use of cameras and recording devices is strictly prohibited. Patrons are asked to turn off all electronic devices. are asked to is turn off all electronic devices. The use of camerasPatrons and recording devices strictly prohibited. Program and performers to change. The use of cameras and recording devicessubject is strictly prohibited. SOUSA
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Coming to Kleinhans Music Hall
The Campbell Brothers Present John Coltrane’s A Love Supreme Sun Feb 6, 2022 3pm
Anat Cohen and Trio Brasileiro Sun, Mar 6, 2022 3pm
Ethan Iverson & Tom Harrell Duo Fri, Apr 8, 2022 8pm
Catherine Russell
Fri, May 13, 2022 8pm
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Wednesday, August 18, 2021 at 11:45 AM Aug Wednesday, August 18, 2021 atWednesday, 11:45 AM
Sunday, July 4, 202 M&T PLAZA M&T PLAZA Wednesday, August 18, 2021 at 11:4 M&T PLAZA ELLICOTTVILLE SUMMER MUSIC FESTIVA
Jaman E. Dunn, conductor an E. Dunn, conductor
M&T PLAZA
Jaman E. Dunn, conductor
LAVALLEE / W.G. Chapman O Canada Jaman E. Dunn, conductor LAVALLEE / W.G. Chapman O Canada SMITH /
The Star-Spangled Banner
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COPLAND Down from Rodeo arr. Jeff TyzikJeff Tyzik Every Time I Feel theHoe Spirit: arr. Jeff Tyzik Every Time I Feel the An Overture in Spirit: Honor of Harry T. Burleigh AnThe Overture in Honor of Banner Harry T. Burleigh SMITH / Star-Spangled arr. Jeff Tyzik
Armed Forces Song Medley
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Amazing Grace
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Give My Regards To George!:
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Armed Forces Song Medley
EUROPE/Gunther House Rag arr. Jeff Tyzik Armed Schuller Forces Song Castle Medley
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The Stars & Stripes Forever March
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St. Louis Blues March
The Stars & Stripes Forever March arr. Dragon
The Wide Missouri (Shenandoah)
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The use of cameras and recording devices is strictly prohibited. arr. Jeff Tyzik TCHAIKOVSKY/Edited & Orch. Jeff Tyzik
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The Liberty Bell March
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The Washington Post March
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SPONSOR A MUSICIAN Nikki Chooi, concertmaster Sponsored by Clement and Karen Arrison Ansgarius Aylward, assistant concertmaster Sponsored anonymously Douglas Cone, first violin Sponsored by Gordon andGretchen Gross Diana Sachs, first violin Sponsored by Gordon and Gretchen Gross Alan Ross, first violin Sponsored by Anthony J.* and Carmela M. Colucci Loren Silvertrust, first violin Sponsored by Mrs. George F. Phillips, Jr. Andrea Blanchard-Cone, first violin Sponsored by Drs. Clement and Margot Ip Melanie Haas, first violin Sponsored by Sue Fay & Carl Jacqueline Galluzzo, associate principal second violin Sponsored by Sandra and Dennis McCarthy Amy Licata, second violin Sponsored by David I. Herer On behalf of ABC-Amega, Inc. Caroline Gilbert, principal viola Sponsored by Bruce and Gail Johnstone Anna Shemetyeva, associate principal viola Sponsored by Christine Standish & Chris Wilk Natalie Piskorsky, viola Sponsored by Dr. Patricia and Burt* Notarius Matthew Phillips, viola Sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. George G. Herbert Kate Holzemer, viola Sponsored by Ms. Cindy Abbott Letro and Mr. Francis M. Letro Janz Castelo, viola Sponsored by Anthony J. and Barbara Cassetta Feng Hew, associate principal cello Sponsored by Kenneth Schmieder, In loving memory of Nancy L. Julian Robert Hausmann, cello Sponsored by Sally and Donald Dussing David Schmude, cello Sponsored by Jim and Michal Wadsworth Amelie Fradette, cello Sponsored by Ms. Cindy Abbott Letro and Mr. Francis M. Letro
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Brett Shurtliffe, associate principal bass Sponsored by Mr. Bruce C. Baird And Mrs. Susan O’Connor-Baird Jonathan Borden, bass Sponsored by Edward N. Giannino, Jr. Henry Ward, principal oboe Sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Wetter Anna Mattix, oboe/English horn Sponsored by Bonnie and Nick Hopkins William Amsel, principal clarinet Sponsored by Dr. Gilbert Schulenberg Patti DiLutis, clarinet Sponsored by Dennis P. Quinn Salvatore Andolina, clarinet/saxophone Sponsored by Jennifer Dowdell, in memory of Charles and Nancy Dowdell Jay Matthews, French horn Sponsored by Philip H. Hubbell, in loving memory of Jayne T. Hubbell Sheryl Hadeka, French horn Sponsored by Lawton* and Linda Johnson Alex Jokipii, principal trumpet Sponsored by Jennifer Dowdell, in memory of Charles and Nancy Dowdell Jonathan Lombardo, principal trombone Sponsored by Nicole and Stephen Swift Timothy Smith, trombone Sponsored by Arthur W. and Elaine I. Cryer Filipe Pereira, bass trombone Sponsored by Constance A. Greco Matthew Bassett, principal timpani Sponsored by Bonnie and Nick Hopkins Mark Hodges, principal percussion Sponsored by Vanda and Paul Albera Dinesh Joseph, percussion Sponsored by Lynne Marie Finn, on behalf of Broadleaf Results Madeline OIson, principal harp Sponsored by Dr. and Mrs. Curtis F. Holmes *deceased To learn more about the Sponsor a Musician program, please contact Guy Tomassi at (716) 242-7821 or gtomassi@bpo.org.
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CHRISTOPHER ROGERSON Among Mountains JoAnn Falletta, conductor CHRISTOPHER ROGERSON Among Mountains JoAnn Falletta, conductor
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IV. In the Hall1offrom the Mountain KingOp. 46 GRIEG Suite Peer IV. In the Hall ofNo. the Mountain King GRIEG Suite No. 1 Gynt, from Peer Gynt, Op. 46 CHRISTOPHER ROGERSON Among Mountains I. Morning I.Mood Morning Mood INTERMISSION INTERMISSION II. Ase's Death II. Ase's GRIEG Suite No. 1 from Peer Gynt, Op. 46Death Dance BEETHOVEN Symphony No.III. 6 inAnitra's F major,III. Op.Anitra's 68, "Pastoral" Dance BEETHOVEN Symphony No. 6I.inMorning F major,Mood Op. 68, "Pastoral" I. Allegro ma non troppo IV. In the Hall of the Hall Mountain II. Ase's Death IV. In the of the King Mountain King I. Allegro ma non troppo II. Andante molto moto Anitra's Dance II. AndanteIII.molto moto III. Allegro Hall of the Mountain King INTERMISSION III. AllegroIV. In the INTERMISSION IV. Allegro IV. Allegro V. INTERMISSION Allegretto V. Allegretto BEETHOVEN Symphony No. 6 in F major, Op. 68, "Pastoral"
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T H E
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ANTONIO VIVALDI THE FOUR SEASONS Nikki Chooi, violin
JoAnn Falletta, conductor
ASTOR PIAZZOLLA THE FOUR SEASONS OF BUENOS AIRES Tessa Lark, violin
B U F FA L O P H I L H A R M O N I C O R C H E S T R A
OUR LATEST CD RELEASE HAS ARRIVED JUST IN TIME FOR SUMMER! Our new recording, The Four Seasons, includes two performances recorded this past fall as part of our BPOnDemand broadcast series: Antonio Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons, a set of four tone poems, each representing a season of the year, featuring BPO concertmaster Nikki Chooi; and in celebration of Astor Piazzolla’s 100th birthday, The Four Seasons of Buenos Aires, featuring violinist Tessa Lark. The Four Seasons can be ordered for just $15 at bpo.org, or by calling the BPO Box Office at (716) 885-5000.
