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FAIRFAX SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA with Simone Dinnerstein Christopher Zimmerman Music Director and Conductor

Saturday, April 23, 2022 at 8 p.m.

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White Heron (Regional Premiere)

Robert Carl (b. 1954)

Piano Concerto No. 23 in A major, K. 488 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart I. Allegro (1756–1791) II. Adagio III. Allegro assai Simone Dinnerstein, Piano

Intermission

Symphony No. 2 in E minor, Op. 27 I. Largo – Allegro moderato II. Allegro molto III. Adagio IV. Allegro vivace

Sergei Rachmaninoff (1873–1943)

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PROGRAM NOTES Robert Carl White Heron (Regional Premiere) Composer: born July 12, 1954, Bethesda, MD. Work composed: 2012. “Dedicated to Gustav Meier and the Greater Bridgeport Symphony Orchestra. Inspired by birds of the Florida Keys.”

World premiere: Edward Cumming led the Greater Bridgeport Symphony Orchestra at Klein Hall in Bridgeport, CT, on March 17, 2012.

Award-winning composer Robert Carl’s music, in his words, “strives to create a sense of spaciousness.” Carl studied composition with Iannis Xenakis, Betsy Jolas, George Rochberg, Jonathan Kramer, and George Crumb, among others. He teaches composition at the Hartt School of Music at the University of Hartford, and writes about new music for Fanfare. In 2020, Carl’s book, Music in the 21st Century: A Practical Guide for the New Common Practice, was published by Scarecrow Press. That same year, the Boston Modern Orchestra Project released White Heron, an album of Carl’s works for orchestra. In the liner notes, Carl provided the following comments: “For the past two decades I’ve been exploring a personalized harmony in all my pieces, one that is modeled on the overtone series … sounds have room to breathe, and even dense and complex textures do not feel cloudy and selfcancelling. Instead, they vibrate. I’ve never wanted to sacrifice complexity for too narrow a definition of ‘clarity;’ rather, the music can be as dense as it needs to be, so long as the notes create a larger emergent whole.”

In a recent email, Carl adds, “In January 2012, [sculptor and creative collaborative partner] Karen McCoy and I traveled to the Florida Keys, where we rented a home in Marathon, whose back yard was the Gulf of Mexico. One of the best things was that about a quarter mile away was an uninhabited island which served as a rookery for hundreds of birds. As a result, we saw a constant parade of fowl, in particular cormorants, ibises, and pelicans. And most striking was a single white heron that staked out the house’s little swimming pool as its private domain, for drinking and long still moments of reflection. The intersection of the paths of all these birds began to suggest a musical form to me. When I wrote the piece, it was as though I was taking dictation from them.

The individual birds are represented quite explicitly (their first entrances are marked in the score). As a backdrop, a series of overtone-based “harmonic waves” moves through a 13-chord progression over the entire course of the piece, suggesting to me the presence of the ocean in its vast, neutral grandeur. Periodic moments of lyricism and gentle ecstasy suggest the reactions of the human observer.”

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Piano Concerto No. 23 in A major, K. 488 Composer: born January 27, 1756, Salzburg; died December 5, 1791, Vienna.

Work composed: Mozart may have begun composing this concerto in 1784. In the catalog of works he began keeping that year, Mozart noted that he completed it on March 2, 1786, in Vienna.

World premiere: Most likely in March 1786 at a Lenten concert in Vienna, although the exact date and other details of the premiere performance are undocumented. As with most of his concertos, Mozart wrote this one for a subscription concert to generate income; whenever it premiered, Mozart would have conducted from the keyboard and performed the solo part.

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart wrote the majority of his piano concertos during the 1780s, and, as was his habit, he often worked on several compositions simultaneously. Such is the case with the Piano Concerto No. 23 in A major, K. 488, one of three piano concertos (along with the E flat, K. 482 and the C minor, K. 491) Mozart wrote at the same time as his opera, The Marriage of Figaro.

On first inspection, there seems little similarity between K. 488, a lyrical, reflective work, and the exuberant silliness that embodies Figaro. However, a closer look reveals some interesting parallels between concerto and opera. There are moments in Figaro, particularly the Countess’ poignant aria, “Porgi amor,” in which she laments her loveless marriage, and in the finale, when the Count begs forgiveness, which echo the emotional depth and tenderness of the concerto.

Correspondingly, passages in the concerto, particularly in the Adagio, are clearly vocal – if not operatic – in both construction and conception.

When performing, Mozart improvised cadenzas for all his concertos, although many do not survive in written form. Other composers, most notably Ludwig van Beethoven, composed and notated cadenzas for several of Mozart’s piano concertos. Mozart’s original cadenza for K. 488 not only survives, but also was notated directly into the score.

K. 488 stands out for other reasons. Although oboes were standard instruments in 18th century orchestras, Mozart uses clarinets in K. 488 instead. Mozart loved the sound of this instrument, and its dark round tone adds a pensive, melancholy quality to the orchestration, particularly the Adagio. Mozart also abandoned typical piano concerto conventions by writing the Adagio in a minor key. Mozart’s choice of a minor tonality, and the particular key itself, F-sharp minor, were rare departures from his usual practice, and lend poignancy to this music.

K. 488 was published in 1800; throughout most of the 19th century, it was one of only a few of Mozart’s concertos to be performed. It became, and remains, one of Mozart’s most popular and beloved works.

Sergei Rachmaninoff Symphony No. 2 in E minor, Op. 27 Composer: born April 1, 1873, Oneg, Russia; died March 28, 1943, Beverly Hills, CA. Work composed: 1906-1907. Rachmaninoff dedicated it to his composing teacher, Sergei Taneyev.

World premiere: February 7, 1908, in St. Petersburg, with Rachmaninoff conducting.

Artists of all types have a love-hate relationship with critics: they need the exposure criticism brings to their work, but often scorn the critiques themselves.

Other artists take criticism too much to heart and let it affect them to a sometimes debilitating degree, which was the case with Sergei Rachmaninoff.

After the premiere of Rachmaninoff ’s first symphony, he was so savaged by critics that he did not dare compose a note for three years. Eventually Rachmaninoff consulted a doctor, Nicolai Dahl, who used hypnotism to bolster Rachmaninoff ’s flagging confidence. Rachmaninoff ’s Second Piano Concerto was dedicated to Dahl, and it vindicated Rachmaninoff as a composer by becoming one of his most popular works.

After the success of the Second Piano Concerto, Rachmaninoff felt ready to tackle another symphony, and in 1906 he began work on his second. The writing was difficult for him, as he reported in a letter to a friend, and the work proceeded slowly, although Rachmaninoff toiled at it constantly. The final version lasted over an hour, although Rachmaninoff later suggested a number of performance cuts that shorten it by as much as 20 minutes; these cuts have become standard when programming this symphony today. Although Rachmaninoff, out of necessity, agreed to the cuts, which amounted to some 300 measures of music, he later confided to conductor Eugene Ormandy, “You don’t know what cuts do to me. It is like cutting a piece out of my heart.” Rachmaninoff might have appreciated the words of one critic, who wrote at the symphony’s premiere, “After listening with unflagging attention to its four movements, one notes with surprise that the hands of the watch have moved sixty-five minutes forward. This may be slightly overlong for the general audience, but how fresh, how beautiful it is!”

The symphony opens with a darkly murmuring theme played by the cellos and basses, a theme that forms the basis for the remainder of the first movement, as well as much of the rest of the symphony. The violins contrast with a lyrical melody, which is followed by a plaintive solo for English horn. Throughout this movement Rachmaninoff uses solo instruments as structural signposts, indicating changes of mood or harmonic underpinning.

The horns launch the Scherzo with a bold, energetic theme, and the strings continue with a bouncier, skipping melody. These are contrasted by a series of

interludes, one unabashedly romantic, and others feverishly intense. As was his wont in many of his orchestral works, including the Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini, Rachmaninoff includes the Dies irae melody (Day of Wrath) from the Requiem Mass; it appears here in the coda to the trio.

In the Adagio, Rachmaninoff ’s signature romanticism is heard in the violins’ opening melody, which could easily serve as the love song in a cinematic romance. In fact, 1970s pop singer Eric Carmen wrote a hit song based on this theme, “Never Gonna Fall in Love Again.”

For the Finale, Rachmaninoff unleashes a whirlwind of vibrancy and joy. The buoyant strings recall the Scherzo, but this music is abruptly interrupted by the stark call of muted horns. We then hear snatches of music from previous movements, especially the Scherzo and the Adagio. The strings, playing in the style of the Italian tarantella, are the foundation for this movement, and its energy drives the symphony forward to its triumphant conclusion. © Elizabeth Schwartz

FAIRFAX SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Christopher Zimmerman, Music Director Flute Larry Ink, Principal Cherri Hall Sharon Lee

Percussion Joe Connell Jeff Gilliam Greg Akagi

Oboe Emily Foster, Principal Janice Shin Kim Meredeth Rouse

Harp Alyson Kanne

Violin I David Salness, Concertmaster Clarinet Patrick Morgan, Principal Madalyn Navis Sharon Like Wendi Hatton Ae-Young Sun Barbara Haney Tim Kidder Chris Franke Bassoon Chris McFarlane, Principal Shu-Ting Yao Yuna Kim Sandy Johnson Eugene Liu Tia Wortham Avner Finberg Shaundra Culatta French Horn Sonia Garcia Eric Moore, Principal Greta Richard Violin 2 Neil Chidester Katelyn Lyons-Peaden, Cecilia Kozlowski Principal The Timothy Evan Owens Trumpet Memorial Chair Chris Larios, Principal Andrew Juola, Chris Ferrari Assistant Principal Neil Brown Cindy Crumb Nancy Bovill Trombone Tim Wade David Sisk, Principal Breonna Proctor Hiram Diaz Susan Manus Victor Rohr Elena Smirnova Karan Wright Tuba Milena Aradski Joseph Guimaraes Maribeth Frank Becky Fulton Timpani Douglas Day

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SIMONE DINNERSTEIN, Pianist Simone Dinnerstein is an American pianist. She lives in Brooklyn, New York, with her husband and dog, less than a mile from the hospital in which she was born.

Simone has a distinctive musical voice. The Washington Post has called her “an artist of strikingly original ideas and irrefutable integrity.” She first came to wider public attention in 2007 through her recording of Bach’s Goldberg Variations, reflecting an aesthetic that was both deeply rooted in the score and profoundly idiosyncratic. She is, wrote The New York Times, “a unique voice in the forest of Bach interpretation.”

Since that recording, she has had a busy performing career. She has played with orchestras ranging from the New York Philharmonic and the Montreal Symphony Orchestra to the London Symphony Orchestra and the Orchestra Sinfonica Nazionale Rai. She has performed in venues from Carnegie Hall and the Kennedy Center to the Berlin Philharmonie, the Vienna Konzerthaus, the Seoul Arts Center, and the Sydney Opera House. She has made 13 albums, all of which topped the Billboard classical charts, with repertoire ranging from Couperin to Glass.

This season, Simone takes on a number of new artistic challenges. She gives the world premiere of The Eye Is the First Circle at Montclair State University, the first multi-media production she has conceived, created, and directed, which uses as source materials her father Simon Dinnerstein’s painting The Fulbright Triptych and Charles Ives’s Piano Sonata No. 2 (Concord). In addition, she premieres Richard Danielpour’s An American Mosaic, a tribute to those affected by the pandemic, in a performance on multiple pianos placed throughout Brooklyn’s Green-Wood Cemetery. She also joins Renée Fleming, the Emerson String Quartet, and Uma Thurman for performances of André Previn and Tom Stoppard’s Penelope at both Carnegie Hall and the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C. From 2020 to 2022, Simone released a trilogy of albums recorded at her home in Brooklyn during the pandemic. A Character of Quiet (Orange Mountain Music, 2020), featuring the music of Philip Glass and Schubert, was described by NPR as, “music that speaks to a sense of the world slowing down,” and by The New Yorker as, “a reminder that quiet can contain multitudes.” Richard Danielpour’s An American Mosaic (Supertrain Records, 2021), surpassed two million streams on Apple Music and was nominated for a 2021 Grammy Award in the category of Best Classical Instrumental Solo. The final installment in the trilogy, Undersong, was released in January 2022 on Orange Mountain Music.

In recent years, Simone has created projects that express her broad musical interests. Following her recording of Mozart in Havana, she brought the Havana Lyceum Orchestra from Cuba to the United States for the very first time, raising the funding, booking the concerts, and organizing their housing and transport.

Together, Simone and the orchestra played 11 concerts from Miami to Boston.

Philip Glass composed his Piano Concerto No. 3 for Simone, co-commissioned by twelve American and Canadian orchestras. She collaborated with choreographer Pam Tanowitz to create New Work for Goldberg Variations, which was met with widespread critical acclaim. Working with Renée Fleming and the Emerson String Quartet, she premiered André Previn and Tom Stoppard’s Penelope at the Tanglewood, Ravinia, and Aspen music festivals. Most recently, she created her own string ensemble, Baroklyn, which she directs from the keyboard. Their performance of Bach’s cantata Ich Habe Genug in March 2020 was the last concert she gave before New York City shut down.

Simone is committed to giving concerts in non-traditional venues and to audiences who don’t often hear classical music. For the last three decades, she has played concerts throughout the United States for the Piatigorsky Foundation, an organization dedicated to the widespread dissemination of classical music. It was for the Piatigorsky Foundation that she gave the first piano recital in the Louisiana state prison system at the Avoyelles Correctional Center. She has also performed at the Maryland Correctional Institution for Women in a concert organized by the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra. Simone founded Neighborhood Classics in 2009, a concert series open to the public and hosted by New York City Public Schools to raise funds for their music education programs. She also created a program called Bachpacking, during which she takes a digital keyboard to elementary school classrooms, helping young children get close to the music she loves. She is a committed supporter and proud alumna of Philadelphia’s Astral Artists, which supports young performers.

Simone counts herself fortunate to have studied with three unique artists: Solomon Mikowsky, Maria Curcio, and Peter Serkin, very different musicians who shared the belief that playing the piano is a means to something greater. The Washington Post comments that “ultimately, it is Dinnerstein’s unreserved identification with every note she plays that makes her performance so spellbinding.” In a world where music is everywhere, she hopes that it can still be transformative.

CHRISTOPHER ZIMMERMAN, Music Director Named Music Director of the Fairfax Symphony Orchestra in 2009, Christopher Zimmerman celebrates his 13th season with the FSO. Under his leadership, the FSO has received consistent praise from the media.

Former Washington Post arts critic, Anne Midgette, wrote: “the Bernstein was a note-perfect end to a very refreshing evening that spoke well for the programming vision of Zimmerman.” Washington Post reporter, Stephen Brookes, commented: “Zimmerman has been injecting adrenalin into this determined ensemble… (and has) made the Fairfax players a serious force to be reckoned with.”

Christopher Zimmerman graduated from Yale with a B.A. in Music and received his Master’s from the University of Michigan. He also studied with Seiji Ozawa and Gunther Schuller at Tanglewood, and at the Pierre Monteux School in Maine with Charles Bruck. Zimmerman served as an apprentice to Andrew Davis and the Toronto Symphony and in Prague as assistant conductor to Vaclav Neumann and the Czech Philharmonic Orchestra.

Zimmerman’s debut with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra was followed by engagements with the London Symphony Orchestra and the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic. He has since conducted orchestras all over the world: the Prague Symphony, the Slovak Philharmonic, the Turku Philharmonic, the Seoul Philharmonic, the Mexico City Philharmonic, the Caracas Philharmonic, National Orchestra of Rio de Janeiro, the Shenzhen Symphony, the Xiamen Symphony, to name a few. In opera, he has worked as the assistant conductor for Carmen at the Nimes Festival and as assistant conductor for Salome at the Mexico City Opera, where he was re-invited to conduct a full production of Gianni Schicchi the following season. His U.S. operatic debut, conducting Carlisle Floyd’s Susannah, won the National Opera Association’s First Prize, as did Bright Sheng’s Song of Majnun, which he also led. Zimmerman’s operatic repertoire is as diverse as it has proven successful, from Handel’s Julius Caesar through Verdi, Puccini, Strauss and Sheng.

Prior to his appointment to the Fairfax Symphony Orchestra, Zimmerman was Music Director of the Symphony of Southeast Texas, the Bangor Symphony Orchestra, and the City of London Chamber Orchestra. His career has also embraced teaching and working with student orchestras and conductors; in 1993 he joined the conducting faculty at the College-Conservatory of Music in Cincinnati, where he was Music Director of their concert orchestra, and in 1999 he was appointed as Fuller Professor of Orchestral Studies at the Hartt School as

well as Music Director of the Hartt Symphony. A much sought-after clinician and pedagogue, Zimmerman continues to teach at workshops and festivals around the world.

Christopher Zimmerman is committed to performing music by living composers and he has premiered over 35 works for orchestra by names such as William Bolcom, Martin Bresnick, Avner Dorman, Bright Sheng, Christopher Rouse, Ellen Taafe Zwilich, and Judith Weir. On July 4, 2012, Mr. Zimmerman gave the world premiere of Lingua Angelorum by Czech composer Sylvie Bodorova, a song cycle with the internationally renowned baritone Thomas Hampson and the Prague Symphony Orchestra.

A champion of contemporary music and commissioning new work, during his leadership with the FSO, Zimmerman has commissioned three new works and presented nine premieres. In 2023, Zimmerman and the FSO will present the U.S. premiere of Bruromano, a concerto for guitar, double bass, and string orchestra

by Czech composer Sylvie Bodorova, featuring renowned guitarist, Jason Vieaux.

In 2022, the FSO presents the regional premiere of composer Robert Carl’s White Heron and composer Jonathan Leshnoff ’s Symphony No.4 Heichalos. The FSO brought Dances of the Yogurt Maker by Turkish composer Erberk Eryilmaz to Virginia for the first time in 2019, along with the 2018 Virginia premiere of Philip Glass’ Piano Concerto No. 3, with pianist Simone Dinnerstein, who commissioned the work and for whom it was written. In 2017, the Fairfax Symphony in celebration of its 60th season commissioned Resolutions by composer Mark Camphouse in honor of the 275th Anniversary of Fairfax County. In 2016, the FSO presented the regional premiere of Martin Bresnick’s The Way it Goes. In 2013, it premiered Virtue by composer Chris Theofanidis for soprano, actor, three voices, and orchestra that it co-commissioned with the New Haven Symphony Orchestra, and in 2011, the FSO commissioned Concerto of The Andes for guitar, charango, and orchestra by composer Javier Farias.

Zimmerman has also established three artistic collaborations while leading the FSO, including its annual presentation of Tchaikovsky’s The Nutcracker with the Fairfax Ballet Company, a concert and dance in collaboration with BowenMcCauley Dance Company, and this 2022 co-presentation with the Center for the Arts at George Mason University to present pianist Simone Dinnerstein.

ABOUT THE FAIRFAX SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Founded in 1957, the mission of the Fairfax Symphony Orchestra (FSO) is to inspire and engage a large and diverse audience in the Northern Virginia region and beyond. It accomplishes this through exceptional performances, educational outreach with an emphasis on reaching low-income communities with programs that promote learning opportunities and propel academic achievement, and through community activities that enhance the lives of our residents, while serving as an invaluable cultural resource and artistic ambassador for our region.

For over 40 years, the FSO has been providing education programs in partnership with Fairfax County Public Schools (FCPS) and is a recipient of the FCPS Community Partner of the Year Award for its outstanding educational partnership with the school system. Since its inception, the FSO has pursued dual passions: to be a leading artistic voice on the concert stage and to take its knowledge, artistry, and commitment to the great art of classical music into the community and to the young people of Fairfax County. Under the inspired direction of music director Christopher Zimmerman, the FSO maintains its reputation as one of the finest regional orchestras in the country and has been hailed by The Washington Post as “a crown jewel of the cultural landscape.”

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Linda Harber, President, Friends of Music Mack Miller, President Emeritus, Friends of Theater Eloise Stinger, President, Friends of the Center for the Arts

CVPA Faculty/Staff Board Members Appointed by the Dean Djola Branner, Director, School of Theater Elizabeth (Libby) Curtis, Director, Mason Community Arts Academy Rick Davis, Dean, CVPA; Executive Director, Hylton Performing Arts Center Niyati Dhokai, Program Manager, Veterans and the Arts Initiative Hasan Elahi, Director, School of Art Cynthia Fuchs, Director, Film and Video Studies Adrienne Bryant Godwin, Director of Programming Susan Graziano, Director, CVPA Development Lisa Kahn, Associate Dean, Academic Affairs Dennis Layendecker, Heritage Chair Professor, School of Music Mary Lechter, Associate Director, Mason Community Arts

Hyla London, Director, CVPA Marketing and Communications Scott Martin, Director, Virginia Serious Game Institute Linda Monson, Director, School of Music Sang Nam, Director, Computer Game Design Program William Reeder, Director, Arts Management Program; Heritage Chair for Arts & Cultural Criticism Karen Reedy, Director, School of Dance Don Starr, Associate Director, School of Art Julie Thompson, Executive Director, Center for the Arts John Wilkin, CVPA Chief Financial Officer Robert Yi, Associate Director, School of Art

FRIENDS OF THE CENTER FOR THE ARTS BOARD Eloise Stinger, President Paulette Miller, Co-Vice President for Events Ida Portland, Co-Vice President for Events Joyce Grimes, Vice President for Membership Bob Warakomsky, Vice President for Communications Kay Gilbert, Secretary R. Pat Carroll, Budget Officer Dianne Blais Gail Chmura Louis Delair, Jr. A.J. Driscoll

Shirley Joyce Evelyn Kiley Linda Kostrzewa Mika Kostrzewa Sonja Palomaki Joanne Schoonover Ken Schoonover Kimberly Siepmann Walt Smith Eloise Stinger Joan White Janice Sutera Wolfe

DANCE PARTNERSHIP COUNCIL J. J. Michael Brown Kimberly K. Eby Donna L. Kidd Russell L. Lamb

Julia G. Morelli Sharon K. Petersen Elizabeth “Buffy” Price Victoria N. Salmon

Linda M. Lewis Evans J. Mandes Patricia B. Mandes Carol C. Mattusch

FRIENDS OF MUSIC AT MASON BOARD OF DIRCTORS Linda Harber, President Bob Warakomsky, First Vice President Joseph M. Kanyan, Vice President, Finance Barbara Jacksier, Vice President, Special Events David Ritchey, Vice President, Outreach Alice Heyer, President Emeritus Sarah Selvaraj D’Souza June Huang Jerry Long Linda Monson Manny Pablo Sue Perlin Claire Saret Marilyn Smith David Stone Marty Whipple Sherry Watkins

Friends of Music at Mason Board Associates Susan Aitel Jim Bennett Michelle Blandburg Mike Booth Jennifer Disano Audrey Fortner Shelly Gersten Linda Hamerschlag Kendell Haywood Evans Mandes Kevin McCarthy Sophy Peng Weinroth Stacey Remick-Simpkins Kay Rongley Chris Scheer Mindy Sims

FRIENDS OF THEATER AT MASON BOARD Norma Jean Reck, Co-Chair Donor Outreach Sherry Watkins, Co-Chair Donor Outreach

Paulette Miller, President Dianne Blais, Secretary Mack Miller, Special Events Chair & President Emeritus

VIRGINIA SERIOUS GAME INSTITUTE EXECUTIVE ADVISORY BOARD The Hon. Rich Anderson The Hon. George L. Barker Bob Bates Kerry Bolognese Lex Boost Ron Carmichael Joseph Catalano

Drew Crowder Rhonda Farrell Jim Gatto Susan Graziano Ken Harvey Ron Hinton The Hon. Mark Keam

Sang Ma Tony Ma William Ridenour Dan Woolley

SCHOOL OF ART ADVISORY COUNCIL Gardner Gillespie, Chair Barry Broadway Jessica Stafford Davis Helen Frederick Juanita Hardy Melvin Hardy

Jim Head Paula Martino Val McWhorter Phoebe Peterson Elizabeth Ransom Donald Russell

Patrick Sargent Linda Sullivan Suzanne Willett Peter Winant Elyn Zimmerman

MASON COMMUNITY ARTS ACADEMY ADVISORY COUNCIL Briton Camphouse Jenna Day Jennifer Gibson Susan Graziano June Huang

Ina Mirtcheva-Blevins Matthew Morris Kevin Murray Scott Nurmi J.P. Phaup

Anne Sharp Denny Stokes Justin Sutters John Wilkin

FILM AT MASON ADVISORY BOARD Ted Adams Lina Cameron Jim Folliard Jon Gann Kwanza Gooden

Erik Muendel Chuck Peña Ed Wright

Aaron Goodmiller Melissa Houghton Michael Kamel John Kehoe Clara G. Kelly

ARTS MANAGEMENT ALUMNI WORKING GROUP Jing Chen ’18 Kerry Kaleba ’16 Anika Kwinana ’18

Alex Lioprios ’19 Amanda Loerch ’15 Marit Majeske ’14

Lauren Miller ’19 Gabrielle Tokach ’16

HYLTON EXECUTIVE BOARD Jason Hickman, Chair Sheyna Burt, Vice Chair Rick Davis, Secretary Jatin Ambegaonkar Heather S. Aram Sheryl Bass Phillip Bongiorno

Ron Carmichael Joyce Connery Seth Hendler-Voss Denise (Deb) Jewell Denise McPhail Krista Newton Kris Nohe

Rene Stewart O’Neal Pat Pate Ann B. Wheeler Randall Edwards, Emeritus Carol Merchant Kirby, Emeritus

GEORGE MASON UNIVERSITY BOARD OF VISITORS James W. Hazel, Rector Horace Blackman, Vice Rector Simmi Bhuller, Secretary Anjan Chimaladinne Juan Carlos Iturregui Mehmood S. Kazmi Wendy Marquez Ignacia S. Moreno Carolyn J. Moss Dolly Oberoi Jon M. Peterson Nancy Gibson Prowitt Paul J. Reagan Edward H. Rice Denise Turner Roth Bob Witeck

Faculty Representative Melissa A. Broeckelman-Post

Staff Liaison Erin Iacangelo Rogers

Faculty Committee Representative Edward B. Douthett, Jr.

Student Representatives Natalia Kanos Steven Zhou Faculty Committee Representatives Alan J. Abramson David Gallay Lisa Gring-Pemble Amy Hutchison Christy Pichichero June Tangney Mohan M. Venigalla Ali Weinstein

The College of Visual and Performing Arts expresses its sincerest gratitude to the following donors who made generous gifts in support of our programs and students as of September 1, 2021 The College of Visual and Performing Arts acknowledges the forward-looking generosity of the following individuals and organizations that have established scholarship endowments in the college.

Grace Aitel Scholarship Endowment (Strings) Susan J. Aitel, 2020

Hylton Performing Art Center Endowment Multiple donors, 2006

The Beck Foundation Scholarship for Computer Game Design The Beck Foundation, 2018

George W. Johnson Endowment and Joanne Ferris Johnson Scholarship Dr. and Mrs. George W. Johnson, 1996

Dr. Barry and Velma Berkey Music Scholarship Endowment Dr. Barry Berkey and Mrs. Velma Berkey, 2004

Joanne Johnson Dance Scholarship Endowment Dr. and Mrs. George W. Johnson, 2005

John S. and Judith T. Bland Memorial Scholarship Endowment (Vocal Studies) Mrs. Robyn David and multiple donors, 1989 Lucy C. Church Scholarship Endowment (Vocal Studies) Mr. and Mrs. Randolph W. Church, 2003 Jean Carrington Cook Piano Scholarship Endowment (Piano) C. Barrie Cook, M.D., 1995 de Laski Scholarship Endowment (Music, Dance, Theater) de Laski Family Foundation, 2001 Dr. Sam di Bonaventura Memorial Scholarship Endowment (Strings) Ms. Darlene M. Scott, 1999 The Paul and Jenny Ebert Horn Studies Scholarship Endowment Paul and Jenny Ebert, 2019 Emerging Artists Scholarship Endowment Linda E. Gramlich, 2019 Fairfax Spotlight on the Arts—Ruth Haycock Endowed Scholarship in Piano The Honorable Jane Woods and Fairfax Spotlight on the Arts and multiple donors, 2006 Fairfax Spotlight on the Arts Scholarship in Music for the Mason Community Arts Academy, 2004 Fairfax Spotlight on the Arts—Spotlight Scholarship for the Arts, 2020

Joseph M. Kanyan Music Scholarship Endowment Multiple Donors, 2002 Kidd/Stearns Dance Talent Scholarship Endowment Dr. Peter N. Stearns and Ms. Donna L. Kidd, 2018 Howard Vincent Kurtz Theater Scholarship Endowment Professor Howard Vincent Kurtz and friends, 2008 Kathleen A. Lieder and Lloyd C. Fell Student Scholarship Endowment in Music Performance/ Vocal Studies Dr. and Mrs. Alan G. Merten, 2006 The Patricia A. Long Scholarship Endowment (Jazz Studies) Jerry Long, in Memory of Pat Long, 2018 Anthony J. Maiello Music Endowed Scholarship Fund (Music) Anthony J. Maiello and multiple donors, 2016 Linda Garner Miller Scholarship Endowment (Dance) Ms. Elizabeth Price and Mr. J. Michael Brown, 2002 Mack and Paulette Miller Theater Scholarship Endowment Mack and Paulette Miller, 2019 Dr. Linda Apple Monson Music Endowment Fund Multiple Donors, 2011 Nancy G. Monson Scholarship Endowment for the Visual Arts Mr. Mark D. Monson, 2013

Fairfax Spotlight on the Arts—The Thomas Galen Scott Memorial in Music Education, 2015

Joey Noufal Endowed Scholarship (Art) Vicky Noufal, Martha Engle and Reid Herlihy, and friends and family, 2017

Gillespie Scholarship Endowment Gardner and Stevie Gillespie, 2019

Mildred Elaine Tetsell Parker Scholarship Endowment (Vocal Studies), 2004

Heritage Chair in Arts and Cultural Criticism Endowment Multiple Arts Gala Committee Donors, 1986

Peterson Excellence Endowed Fund for the Arts Peterson Family Foundation, 2015

Heritage Chair in Music Endowment Multiple Arts Gala Committee Donors, 1992

Peterson Family Foundation Scholarship Endowment (Music) Mr. and Mrs. Milton Peterson, 2000 Peterson Family Endowed Scholarship in the Vocal Arts Peterson Family Foundation, 2015 Elizabeth “Buffy” Price Dance Scholarship Endowment Ms. Elizabeth C. Price and Mr. Mike Brown, 2020 Robert K. Purks Faculty Enrichment Endowment Robert K. Purks, 2017 Carol M. Robinson and Peter R. Barcher, Ph.D. Scholarship Endowment (Vocal Studies) Peter R. Barcher, Ph.D. and multiple donors, 2015 Pamela A. Roe Music Scholarship Endowment (Athletic Bands) David and Pamela Roe, 2008

Noah J. Seidenberg Scholarship Endowment (Art) Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Seidenberg, 2006 Joseph D. Shirk Memorial Music Scholarship Endowment Mrs. Jean E. Shirk and multiple donors, 2000 Brower “BC” Spransy Memorial Scholarship Endowment (Theater) Samantha W. Engle Price, 2019 Shirley Udelson Memorial Scholarship Endowment (Music Composition) Mr. Michael E. Udelson, 1997 The Captain Robert Warakomsky, USCG (Ret.) and Patricia Warakomsky Music Scholarship Fund, 2018 Wells Fargo Arts Endowment Wachovia Foundation, 1993

STEINWAY – THE NEXT STAGE FOR MASON (All Donors through December 31, 2021)

Our thanks to those who have contributed to our campaign to purchase 23 new Steinway grand pianos for the new Music/Theater Building. For information on the Steinway campaign and how you can play your part, please contact Amanda Snellings at 703-993-1593 or asnelli@gmu.edu.

Steinway Legacy Benefactors The Beck Foundation Dr. Ángel and Dr. Beth Cabrera Mr. & Mrs. Sidney O. Dewberry The Gottlieb Family, in memory of Robert S. Gottlieb Mary McAuliffe and Friends Kevin and Debbie McCarthy and the McCarthy Family Foundation Reinsch Pierce Family Foundation 88 Key Circle Susan E. Alvarado Anonymous Karen P. Arledge Olga and Robert Burns Pat and Pat Carroll The Charlotte H. O’Connor Trust Bill and Maureen Crispin Richard and Trish Davidson Larry and Glaconda Doll Albert and Claire Dwoskin Susan Amber Gordon Jerry and Anne Gruner William and Eleanor Hazel Edward T. and Kathleen G. Kelly Mr. Tommy R. Lee and Mrs. Ann M. Lee Long & Foster Real Estate, Inc. Brian H. Marcus Mark and Terese McLeod Carol Merchant Kirby and Peter Kirby

Dr. Alan Merten and Mrs. Sally Merten Drs. Yaqub and Tanveer Mirza Drs. Keith and Linda Apple Monson Denis and Joan O’Toole Lindy L. Paull Milt and Carolyn Peterson J.P. Phaup Betty and Frank Quirk Dr. Victoria N. Salmon and Mr. John J. Salmon Schneider Electric IT Al and Mindy Sims Will and Susan Soza Dr. Peter N. Stearns and Ms. Donna L. Kidd Steinway Piano Gallery of DC Mrs. Nina Swan Toups Bob and Pat Warakomsky Senator and Mrs. John Warner Dr. David Wu and Mrs. Sheau Ping Wu Steinway Sustainers Mr. and Mrs. John E. Bunce Maxine C. Champion Randolph and Lucy Church David Clanton and Pamela Garvie Dr. Thomas F. Cleary Jeanne M. Dalton Linda Divall Paul and Joanne Domson Jehangir K. Eshai Carla S. Eudy Vincent and Clara Ferraro

Mark and Margaret Fitzsimmons Vasilka Georgieva Stevie and Gardner Gillespie John and Marilyn Hannigan Arnie and Debbie Havens Sally R. Hitchcock Henry and Kathy Jenkins Michael Karam and Linda Morgan Justine and Richard Kingham Dr. Thomas E. Lovejoy Walter and Mary Lou McCormick William and Janice Messerschmidt Elena A. Mirtcheva Charles and Elizabeth R. Monro Susan Montague George R. and Mary Beth Nethercutt Mark and JoAnn Newell John and Pam O’Shaughnessy Dr. and Mrs. C. Cooper Pearce III Laurence and Karen Phillips Edward M. Rahal Marilyn Rahilly Anne Chettle Reinke Ms. Rita Rowand Dr. and Mrs. James C. Schornick Mrs. Maria J. Smith and Mr. Brian W. Smith Nancy and John Tarlano Dennis and Dawn Thomas The Hon. Fred and Amey Upton David and Patricia Vaughan Doris P. Weisman Donnan Chancellor Wintermute

GRAND TIER SOCIETY

(Donors for the 2020–2021 and 2021–2022 Seasons) Our thanks to members of the Friends of the Center for the Arts who have joined at the Grand Tier Society level with an annual gift of $1,000+. Grand Tier Society members play a visionary and leadership role in ensuring that the season of Great Performances at Mason continues to remain vibrant and affordable today and for future generations. For more information about the Grand Tier Society, contact 703-993-8641 or fcfa@gmu.edu.

Helen and Bill Ackerman Dianne and Gerard Blais Pat and Pat Carroll William E. Clayton Louis Delair, Jr. AJ and Joan Driscoll Wendy Frieman and David E. Johnson Kay and John Gilbert Joyce P. Goche-Grimes William and Jacqueline A. Gravell Shirley Joyce Joan Kasprowicz Evelyn Mary Kiley

Ashlyn Lambert and Ian Keith Sandra and John Long ManTech International The Mather Mack and Paulette Miller Susan and Michael Murphy Douglas and Laura Newton Christine O’Hare Don and Sonja Palomaki Robert and Ida Portland Peter G. Rey Mark and Dawn Roddy Diane and Gary Schnurrpusch

Ken and Joanne Schoonover Seeley Foundation Scott and Regina Shaffer Mark and Merrill Shugoll Walter and Janice Smith Dr. Peter N. Stearns and Ms. Donna L. Kidd Eloise C. Stinger Jasmine K. Tiner Roy and Margaret Wagner Ernie and Diane Wakeham Bob and Pat Warakomsky Ed and Maria Ward Joan R. White

LEGACY GIVING The College of Visual and Performing Arts acknowledges the forward-looking generosity of the following individuals who have established legacy gifts to support the future of the Arts at Mason.

Mr. Ronald A. Boykin Thomas Michael Brawley Mr. and Mrs. Sidney O. Dewberry Ruth A. Eaves Stevie and Gardner Gillespie Linda E. Gramlich Lee-Ann Heflin Charles and Shirley Joyce Jerry Long, in Memory of Pat Long Mark D. Monson (’74) in Honor of Nancy G. Monson Mary Ballard Postma and Hans Postma

Ms. Elizabeth C. Price and Mr. Mike Brown Jeffrey and Shawn Robertson Dr. Victoria N. Salmon and Mr. John J. Salmon Darlene M. Scott Inge Wekerle Steiner Mildred E. Tasker Violette Thouvenin Daniel Tucciarone and Thomas Sabal Captain Robert Warakomsky, USCG (Ret.) and Patricia Warakomsky Barbara and Jim White

The Center for the Arts thanks the following corporate sponsor: Hyatt Regency Fairfax/Fair Lakes Artist Accommodations Partner ANNUAL AND SPECIAL GIFTS (July 1, 2020 to December 31, 2021) Includes $100+ gifts to the College of Visual and Performing Arts, Friends of the Center for the Arts, Friends of Art, Dance Partnership Council, Friends of Music at Mason, Friends of Theater at Mason, Arts Management, Green Machine Boosters, Film at Mason, Computer Game Design, Mason Community Arts Academy, ARTS by George!, and the Hylton Performing Arts Center. $1,000,000+ The Cecil and Irene Hylton Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney O. Dewberry The Jacquemin Family Foundation Inc. U.S. Small Business Administration $100,000-$999,999 Anonymous Michael Brown and Elizabeth Price Peter R. Weilenmann $25,000-$99,999 Susan J. Aitel and Jonathan Goldman The Beck Foundation Olga and Robert Burns Mrs. Lucy C. Church Inge Wekerle Steiner Living Trust J. Barrows LLC Mrs. Evelyn Mary Kiley Carol Merchant Kirby and Peter Kirby National Endowment for the Arts Robert K. Purks Sandy Spring Bank Dr. Peter N. Stearns and Ms. Donna L. Kidd Mrs. Nina Swan Toups $10,000-$24,999 Helen and Bill Ackerman The Albertsons Companies Foundation Anonymous Compton and Duling, L.C. Consortium of Universities of the Washington Metro Area and Andrew and Jennifer Flagel The Dominion Foundation Fairfax Spotlight on the Arts, Inc. John A. Frisch Mark and Sharon Gottlieb Insight Wealth Management, Inc. Bill Karlson Legal Services of Northern Virginia Limelight Insights by Shugoll & Mark and Merrill Shugoll Jerry Long ManTech International

The Mather Gerald and Paula McNichols Micron Technology, Inc. Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation Miller Toyota National Defense Industrial Association Office of Research, Innovation and Economic Impact The Hon. J. Chapman Petersen and Mrs. Sharon K. Petersen Peterson Family Foundation Robert and Ida Portland Mr. and Mrs. William Reeder Sumeet and Joya Shrivastava Dr. Glenn E. Smith Stanley Martin Companies, Inc. United Bank Wall Foundation $5,000-$9,999 Anonymous Amazon Web Services Mrs. Lillian B. Ballard John Barrows Dr. and Mrs. Barry Berkey Judy Canyock Anne Caputo Carney Foundation Lavern J. Chatman The Christopher Companies City of Manassas Dr. Rick Davis and Ms. Julie Thompson Peter Dickinson and Katie Largent Didlake, Inc. Dominion Resources Inc. Dr. Kimberly K. Eby and Dr. José M. Cortina John H. Foote and Rosamond Tompkins Barbara Ghadban Mr. Steven Golsch and Mr. Jim Nedohon Guitar & Accessories Marketing Association Art and Linda Hamerschlag Dr. Joy Hughes and Mr. Kenneth Lee Clara and John Kelly Russell and Jennifer Lamb Ms. Sharon Markin and Mr. Robert Markin

McAleese & Associates, P.C. Mr. Val S. McWhorter Alice K. Mergler Eric Merten Mrs. Sarah L. Merten Mack and Paulette Miller Amy and Robert Moore Susan and Michael Murphy NVP, Inc. NOVEC Dexter S. Odin Rick and Phoebe Peterson The Prince Charitable Trusts Norma Jean Reck Steven T. Rolander and Dru Ann Rolander Dr. Victoria N. Salmon and Mr. John J. Salmon Mary Sherman Mark and Andrea Silverman Charlie and Mary Tompkey Daniel Tucciarone and Thomas Sabal Mikki Van Wyk Verizon Foundation Mrs. Katherine A. Villani and Mr. Jim A. Villani Mr. Marion M. Wall Walsh Colucci Lubeley Walsh PC Bob and Pat Warakomsky John and Ann Wheeler Douglas and Gabriella Whipple $2,500-$4,999 Mr. Jerry Archer and Mrs. Kim T. Archer Leigh and Michael Baca Councilwoman Sheryl L. Bass and Dr. Robert L. Bass Berkshire Hathaway Energy Foundation Dianne and Gerard Blais Blankingship & Keith Annie and John Bolger Bowen McCauley Dance Ms. Sheyna Burt Pat and Pat Carroll City of Fairfax Foundation for the Arts Mr. William E. Clayton Paula B. Compton Joseph and Lona Cox

Michael and Alison Dixon Charles and Eileen Duggan Peter and Lenore Farrell Folger Nolan Fleming Douglas Joseph Magalski, Leanna Giancarlo, and Nadia Stevie and Gardner Gillespie Glory Days Grill Ms. Joyce P. Goche-Grimes Thomas and Lovey Hammel, Employment Enterprises, Inc. John and Tammy Hanks Mark Hardy and Sojung Lim-Hardy, Hardy Insurance Agency Alan and Mary Beth Hemer Informed XP Barbara Jacksier and Everett Chasen Ms. Kristin Johnsen-Neshati and Mr. Amin Neshati Mr. Brian R. Jones Mrs. Shirley A. Joyce Eileen E. Kennedy Mr. John T. Lewis Linda and Buford Lewis Mr. Kevin McDonald Mr. Timothy McEvoy Julia G. Morelli and Daniel Rainey Matthew Morris and Shelby Olson New England Foundation for the Arts Jay and Sally O’Brien Ms. Christine M. O’Hare OBXtek Don and Sonja Palomaki Ms. Sharon E. Pandak Mr. John Paul Phaup and Ms. Paula Martino The Presser Foundation Shirley B. Rice Richard W. Averill Foundation Eileen and Kara Roberts Mr. Bradley S. Rosenberg and Ms. Kathy K. Clark Roberta Roumel Diane and Gary Schnurrpusch Soil Consultants Inc. Eloise C. Stinger Leo and Linda Stoltz Annabelle and David Stone Bobby Surface Mr. Matt Tait Troy and Amy Tanner Ednamae and John Trevey Van Metre Companies Foundation, Inc. Darin and Sara Wallace Sherry Watkins Dr. and Mrs. George Whipple Mrs. Debra Wisniewski Nancy Zacharczyk

$1,000-$2,499 John and Toni Acton Mary Aldacushion Bob Allen Jan and Peter Alten Mr. Michael A. Amundson and Ms. Katherine Beyda Mr. Robert Anderson III Associated Chamber Music Players, Inc Debra Atkinson Shannon and Mike Baccaglini Dee and Kathy Bailey Mrs. Linda L. Beckman Jim and Sally Bennett Nadine Bishop Mr. Harry Bookey and Mrs. Pamela Bookey Alberta S. Boyd in memory of Frank L. Boyd, Jr. Bill Brogdon Agnes M. Brown Jean E. Callahan Cameron McEvoy PLLC Craig and Kris Campesi Dr. Mark Camphouse and Ms. Elizabeth Curtis Anne C. Cook Dr. Deborah Crawford Crepe Amour Mrs. Linda A. Crites Ms. Mary Jane Daly Gabbay Steve and Kate Danziger Louis Delair, Jr. Mr. Steve O. Dixon and Ms. Vandy S. Dixon AJ and Joan Driscoll Marla DuBois Dr. Bernadette Dunham and Raymond Petryshyn Anna and Randall Edwards Roland and Victoria Fabia Robert and Elizabeth Fini Mr. and Mrs. Ronald D. Fleming Wendy Frieman and David E. Johnson FVCbank Suzanne and Edward Gaffney Linda and Shelly Gersten Jennifer and Mike Gibson Kay and John Gilbert Mr. William H. Gordon William and Jacqueline A. Gravell Ms. Susan Graziano Marshall Groom and Patricia Bray Linda and Harlan Harber Mr. Ronald A. Harris Harry and Zoe Poole Foundation George and K. Lenore Hart Mrs. Alice D. Heyer Tim and Kathie Hoerner Deb Jewell Jule Jewell Joey Noufal Foundation

Mr. Edward Jones Mrs. Julie L. Jones The Hon. Timothy M. Kaine and The Hon. Anne B. Holton Hedwig and Moses Kamai Joseph and Virginia Kanyan Maryam and Hamid Kasmai Ms. Joan Kasprowicz Carol and Bruce Kissal Thomas and Rita Komara Ronald Knecht Dr. Michael and Mrs. Linda Kostrzewa Mr. Kevin M. Lastorino and Ms. Denise Kitay Mr. Samuel H. Laudenslager The Law Office of Krista L. Newton PLLC Dr. Dennis Layendecker and Mrs. Myriam Layendecker B. Timothy and Barbara Leeth Mr. Henry Linsert Literary Managers and Dramaturgs of the Americas Lockton Companies Andy and Claire Loerch Sandra and John Long Claire Machosky and Al Ullman Patricia and Evans Mandes Dr. Carol C. Mattusch and Dr. Richard S. Mason, in memory of Harriet Mattusch Glen and Suzy McCarthy Ms. Jacquelyn E. McDonald Denise and Juan McPhail Mr. Donald E. Metz and Mrs. Beverly D. Metz Mr. Charles E. Meyer MGN Family Foundation Ms. Patricia A. Miller Linda and Phillip Miller Vince and Carolyn Modugno Drs. Keith and Linda Apple Monson Mark D. Monson Blake and Connie Myers Douglas and Laura Newton Vincent J. Oppido Mr. David Ottaway Mr. and Mrs. Rexford G. Parr William and Sandra Pate Robert and Carol Perry Mrs. Mary S. Petersen Jon and Anne Peterson Mary Ballard Postma Edward and Marilyn Pratt Red Zeppelin Productions Susanne and William Reid Joan and Patrick Reilly Dr. Elaine Rendler-McQueeney Mr. Peter G. Rey Charles and Eileen Ricks Robert W. Baird and Company Lisa Robinson

Mark and Dawn Roddy Kay Rongley Mary and D’Arcy Roper Melanie L. Sams Ken and Joanne Schoonover William and Pamela Sebesky Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Seidenberg Sheron and Richard Seraydarian Mindy K. Sims Judith and Donald Smith Ms. Marilyn T. Smith Walter and Janice Smith David and Kate Strand Srijith Suku Anita and Patrick Sullivan Martha R. Sullivan Patricia Swart Mr. and Mrs. Kosmo Tatalias Robert and Jane Test The Stoltz Living Trust Leslie Thornton Jasmine K. Tiner Steve Tipton Richard and Wenda Travers Dr. James Trefil and Dr. Wanda O’Brien-Trefil Rhonda and Michael Troutman Katie and Phil Turcotte Eric and Karen Ullman Kathryn J. Van Der Kamp Roy and Margaret Wagner Ernie and Diane Wakeham Sally and Ken Wall Ed and Maria Ward Gregory Washington, Ph.D. and Mrs. Nicole Washington Ed and Maura Weiner Joan R. White John and Laurene Wilkin Adam J. Winsler, Ph.D. and Kathy Preisinger Rachel and Jon Wist Janice Sutera Wolfe and James Wolfe $500-$999 The 123 Club Todd Arky The Artistic Fuel Foundation, Inc. Dr. Sylvia Auton and Forrest Hanvey Steven and Allyn Bamberger Bennett, Atkinson & Associates, P.C. Ms. Mary Beyda Mr. and Mrs. James A. Bland Doris Bloch and Bill Hunt Dr. Reinhardt Bodenbender and Sharon Wagnitz, RN Scott and Wendy Boiles Mel and Juanita Boyd Hardy Judith T. Bridges Zofia Burr

Mr. George C. Cabalu and Mrs. Sarah E. Cabalu Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Catalano Gail and Louis Chmura Robert G. and Roberta H. Clark Joseph and Jocelyn Colao Jacqueline and David Connor Mr. Robert Corsi Sandra Cummins-Haid and Allen Haid Louis and Patricia D’Alessandro Donna and Jeffrey Davis Matthew Dawson Patti DeBuck Mr. Robert Devine Divya and Satish Dhokai Mr. William J. Dieterich Harry and Carol Dietrich Peter and Sally DiGiovanni Brian and Bebe Drummond Mrs. Diane Dubois David and Karen Duncan Mr. and Mrs. Grover Dunn Mary and Michael Dvoroznak Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Dwyer Jeanene E. Ebert Ron and Shirley Edwards ExxonMobil Foundation David E. Feldman, Esq. Adam and Elisabeth Ferguson Kay and John Ferguson Barry and Margaret Fink Travis and Andi Floyd Mr. William J. Forster The Foundation for Music Education Mr. Alan J. Friedman Jeanne and Dale Gaddy Jonathan Gann Michael Garcia Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Gholz Brian Gilligan and Emily Marciniak Brandon Glyck Sam Gowdy and Tammy Walker Mr. W. James Green Todd Hanna Hashtag Gaming Arena Dean Head Cynthia and Willis Hicks Hugh and Sandra Hill Sam and Lillian Hill Jay P. Hochstaine Linda and Tracy Holt Amy and David Houser Roxane H. Hughes Ms. Selena Hutchinson and Mr. Marcus Livingston Mel and Carla Jaranson JL Tree Service, Inc. Craig and Joyce Johnston Lisa Kahn and John Wissinger Kathleen and John Kehoe

Robert Kelberg and Gertrude Sherman Edward T. and Kathleen G. Kelly Gay Koerber Mike Riley and Mickie Krause Carolyn and Bert Kriebel Mrs. Phyllis Krochmal Peter and Patricia Kuch Connie and Paul Kyle James and Traute Langmesser Ms. Mary Lechter and Mr. Kevin Murray Captain and Mrs. Richard P. Lee James Lepore LexisNexis Germaine M. Louis, Ph.D. Alice and Matt Magelssen-Green Bob and Kathy Marsh Jim Perry and Ann Mason Georgetta Mathews Mr. David McCormack and Lisa McLeod Ms. Erin K. Mclaughlin and Mr. Stuart Rosenberg Ms. Janet E. Metz Jeffrey and Patricia Miller Dr. and Mrs. Kent Minichiello Morrissette Family Foundation Robert and Sheila Nakles The Hon. Martin Nohe and Mrs. Kristina Nohe NVM Contractors, Inc. Bernard Oppel and Marilyn Wippl Phyllis Pajardo Cass and Lisa Panciocco Ms. Shelby E. Pearl and Mr. Charles M. Murphy Elizabeth Portland and Thomas Toce Regency Ladies Golf Association Ms. Bethany Richard Jenn W. Robinson Pamela and David Roe Emanuel and Marilyn Rouvelas Mr. Jeffrey Russell Elizabeth Rutherford Dr. and Mrs. Barry Saffran Ms. Yvonne Sapp Karen and Christopher Scheer Mr. Eugene Schied William Schneider Jennifer and Reid Shelton Kathleen and George Shultz Patrick W. Snellings Sylvia Spengler Sydrus Aerospace Michael and Clare Synge Don and Helen Taylor Alivette Vigo Ms. Sally L. Wallace Joseph Walsh Tobi Walsh John W. Warren

Diane Wilson Daniel and Margaret Wotring Philip and Helen Zubaly $250-$499 Jack and Josephine Abbott AeroJet Rocketdyne Michael Ahern Ms. Donna Alberto Gisela and Charles Allen Mr. and Mrs. Gary Allen Thomas and Joyce Andrew Anonymous (2) Karla and Roger Anzzolin Laurie and Thomas Armstrong Mr. Sean P. Attebury Mr. Clayton M. Austin Jen Ballas Ms. Susan M. Bardenhagen Mr. William R. Bardwell Deborah and Barry Barnard Mr. P W. Barnhart and Mrs. Lyda Barnhart Mr. Michael Barrows Marjorie R. Bassman Mary and Chris Bates Mr. Louis Battle Herald and Joanne Beale Don Beatty Benedictine Sisters of Virginia Steve Bershader and Maggie Godbold Mr. Arthur Birney Christine Blasser and Don Bieniewicz Lynn and John Bozalis The Brick Companies Ms. Susan Brionez Dee Brown and Glen Macdonald Howe and Margaret Brown Helen Brunner and Donald Russell Mr. Russell E. Bryant, Jr. and Mrs. Jannell K. Bryant Judith A. Buchino, Ph.D. Mariela Buendia-Corrochano Daniel Casey Virginia and Kevin Cevasco James and Kerri Chapman Charles and Annetta Cheek James and Sue Christensen Dave Christman Belinda and Tony Collins James and Mary Cooper Walt Cooper and Jan Barrett Ms. Queenie Crawford John and Kathleen Crockett Arthur and Anna May Davis Megan and James Davis Carrie A. Delaney, D.A. and Mr. Sean Delaney Nicole DeMiglio Paul and Lynne Denig

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