WINTER SHOWCASE Pasitos Clase de Mariachi Chamber Music Intermezzo String Orchestra
Muñoz Waxman Gallery at CCA December 7, 2024, 4:30 PM
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WHO WE ARE / BOARD OF DIRECTORS & STAFF
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PROGRAM 4:30 PM
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PASITOS CLASE DE MARIACHI
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THE AWESOMESAUCE QUARTET
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INTERMEZZO STRING ORCHESTRA
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RICK LOHMANN SCHOLARSHIP - LILA LINDEEN
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DONORS
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TEACHER LISTINGS
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UPCOMING EVENTS
WHO WE ARE ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Emma Scherer Executive Director Callie Kent Education & Community Director Elizabeth Young Youth Program Director William Waag Associate Youth Program Director
EDUCATION & COMMUNITY COMMITTEE Steven J. Goldstein, MD Chair Kate Carswell Vice Chair Perry C. Andrews III Ann Dederer Naomi Israel Marilyn LaCome William Landschulz Lori Lovato
CONT. EDUCATION & CHAMBER MUSIC COMMUNITY COMMITTEE Elizabeth Young, Coach Boo Miller Sierra String Quartet Don O’Sullivan Chase Morrison, Coach Lee Rand Chamber Ensemble David Rogers Laurie Rossi Katie Rountree MARIACHI Emma Scherer Tamarah Lucero, Director Susan Steffy Dana Winograd Laura Witte CHORUS Carmen Flórez-Manzi, Director ORCHESTRA William Waag, Director JAZZ Youth Symphony Ryan Finn, Director Orchestra & Youth Pajarito Jazz Combo Philharmonic Robbie Beasley, Instructor Karles McQuade, Atalaya Jazz Combo Conductor Jesse Parker, Instructor Intermezzo String Tesuque Jazz Combo Orchestra William Finn, Instructor Lee Harvey, Conductor Caldera, and Guaje Jazz Prelude String Orchestra Combos Zachary Vigus, Conductor Xander Mancino, Instructor Running Start Beginning Potrillo, Capulin and Orchestra Quemazón Jazz Combos
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PROGRAM 4:30 PM El Patito
John Nieto
Gotas De Lluvia
John Nieto
Ranchera Lenta Exercise
John Nieto and Scott Rush Pasitos Clase de Mariachi Tamarah Lucero, Conductor
Canon in D
Johann Pachelbel
Air
J.S. Bach The Awesomesauce Quartet Chase Morrison, Coach
Night Shift
Richard Meyer
Berceuse from “Noure et Anitra”
Alexander Ilyinsky arr. Michael J. Miller
Song of the Night Watchman from Serenada [sic] à 5 877a
H. I. F. Biber arr. Karles McQuade, after Hugo de Rodas
Caleb Heaton, Baritone
Popcorn Party
Loreta Fin Intermezzo String Orchestra Karles McQuade, Conductor 5
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Clara Rottsolk
Johnny Gandelsman
Clara Rottsolk
Colin Jacobsen
HOLIDAY BACH FESTIVAL DECEMBER 19–23 & 28–29 St. Francis Auditorium | NM Museum of Art
Experience Santa Fe Pro Musica’s Holiday Bach Festival and hear for yourself the spiritual and the earthy, the intellectual and the emotional, the glorious music of Bach!
505.988.4640 | SFPROMUSICA.ORG
PASITOS CLASE DE MARIACHI Guitar Kamila Bencomo James Delora Joseph Delora Jacqueline Guerra Koen Mikkelson Jayleen Monarrez Fernando Potrillo Liam Rael Alanah Santiago Hun
Estrella Mentorship Program Cruz Gallegos Carlos Nieto Jeremiah Noriega Jacob Speight
Tamarah Lucero Director Tamarah Lucero has been playing music just about as long as she has been able to walk, but her love for mariachi began her freshman year of high school when she attended her school’s first ever mariachi rehearsal. Through the years she has shared the stage with and accompanied local, national and international artists across New Mexico, and Mexico. She is a member of New Mexico’s premier mariachi, Mariachi Tenampa.
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THE AWESOMESAUCE QUARTET Violin Mena Gilmore Willow Murphy Cello Sylvia Rankin Hazel Stricks
Chase Morrison Coach Chase Morrison recently returned to the Santa Fe area after spending the the last several years as a professor of cello, chamber music, composition, and theory at Moravian University, Rider University, and Lafayette College. She was also the director of orchestras at Moravian Academy. Chase has served as principal cellist with the Melbourne and Tasmanian Symphonies (Australia), the Spoleto Festival Orchestra (Italy), and with the Santa Fe Pro Musica (US). She has toured with Joni Mitchell and with Barbara Streisand, and has performed and recorded as an original member of the jazz bassist Ron Carter’s Nonet.
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INTERMEZZO STRING ORCHESTRA Violin 1 Adela Ater-Vazquez Sasha Chyorny Gavin Hu Lilian Kozak Paloma Ramos Noah Wodrich Violin 2 Lindsey Caraveo Akirah Carlisle Diego Garcia Ayümi Hoover
Violin 2 cont. Chloe Lathrop Maida Ryan Arloa Werner Dylan Wilson
Violincello Damien Brinegar Kailash Charlet Grandidier Elaina Kaczmarek Kit Laney Nara Martinez Eden Rothschild Jolene Salazar
Viola/Violin 3 Sage Arthrell Lilian Fowler Lidia Hernandez Contrabass William Leach-Ricci Zhenko Craig Ethan Rehrer Yuvia Ruiz-Dunklin Zachary Tappan
Karles McQuade Conductor Karles McQuade holds a double B.Mus. in Violin Performance and Violin Pedagogy, magna cum laude, from the University of New Mexico, as well as a B.A. in physics from Oberlin College. He is a certified Suzuki violin teacher and a certified I.B. World School teacher. Karles has been involved with SFYSA since its founding in 1994, spending seven of his student years in Youth Symphony Orchestra and later as Artistic Director, Director of Elementary Strings, and full Board Member. He is Intermezzo’s longest-serving conductor, returning after a hiatus for his sixth season with that ensemble. In addition to his native Santa Fe, Karles has taught violin literally across the country, from the Hawaiian Islands to the Virgin Islands, as well as across New Mexico, from Farmington to Hobbs. His violin and viola students have been accepted into prestigious institutions including the New Mexico School for the Arts, New Mexico All-State Orchestras, Albuquerque Youth Symphony Program, as well as the Sphinx Performance Academy at Oberlin Conservatory. In his spare time he teaches mathematics at El Camino Real Academy. Table of Contents 9
RICK LOHMANN Memorial Scholarship Fund Rick Lohmann worked for years with some of our brightest stars in the Santa Fe Youth Symphony Association and was an active supporter of the organization. He will be remembered for his great contribution to youth music education and excellence in northern New Mexico. This merit based scholarship in his memory is awarded to an outstanding student and covers the cost of their Youth Program tuition.
2024 Recipient Lila Lindeen Youth Symphony Orchestra Flute “I feel extremely honored to receive the Rick Lohmann Scholarship, especially considering the skill and artistry of my peers. This was my first of these types of competitions, and while it was a little stressful, it was really fun to dive so deep into one piece. I also want to thank my pianist, Natasha, for her work and stunning accompaniment especially as the piece I performed was entirely a partnership. I am mostly just happy to have gotten to present my musicianship to a room full of family, friends, and YSO directors. This scholarship is very meaningful to me as it is my own way of helping my family in a more “adult” financial way and allows me to continue participating in this wonderful program. To everyone who has helped me in my musical journey, thank you”.
Contribute to the Fund
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THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT! We extend our sincere thanks to the many individuals, businesses, foundations, and government entities that made gifts to the Santa Fe Symphony Education & Community. Without this tremendous support, we would not be able to provide music programs to the children and youth of northern New Mexico. We have made every effort to be as accurate as possible in our donor list. The list below reflects gifts received from July 2024 to November 2024. If your name has been listed incorrectly or omitted, please accept our most humble apologies and contact us at 505-983-3530.
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THANK YOU, Donors and Friends! SpecialSupporters thanks to the of the donors Santa who Fe supported Youth Symphony the merger Association with Santa Merger Fe Youth Special Symphony thanks Association to the donors and who oursupported new Projects, the including merger with Youth Santa Chorus. Fe Youth Symphony Association and our new Projects, including Youth Chorus. Supporters of the Santa Fe Youth Symphony Association Merger Dorne Dorneand andStephen StephenEastwood Eastwood Katherine Katherineand andWilliam WilliamLandschulz Landschulz Boo BooMiller Miller Frank FrankW. W.Yates YatesFamily FamilyFoundation Foundation
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THANK YOU! Partially funded by the City of Santa Fe Arts & Culture Department and the 1% Lodgers’ Tax.
This project is supported in part by New Mexico Arts, a division of the Department of Cultural Affairs.
The NRGNHA is a New Mexico non-profit organization that works closely with the National Park Service to sustain the communities, heritages, languages, cultures, traditions, and environment of Northern New Mexico through partnerships, education and interpretation.
THANK YOU SANTA FE SCHOOLS FOR HOSTING OUR CLASSES THIS YEAR
THANK YOU SANTA FE FLORISTS
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Music Teacher Listings Connect with music educators in the community who are currently taking new students! Please note teachers are not directly affiliated with The Santa Fe Symphony.
Vicki Bell Flute vickiflute@gmail.com 505-501-8085 www.vickiflute.biz
Bryan Hutchinson Piano bryanhutchinson@yahoo.com 575-973-1621
Professional flutist and Educator in Santa Fe, with over 40 years of teaching and performing experience. Vicki offers private lessons (in-person or online) to students of all ages (6-adult) and abilities. While building skills and guiding her students through ever more challenging repertoire, she also offers intensive audition preparation for college admission and high school/community ensembles such as Honor Band and All State. Beginning through Advanced students are taught in private lessons, either in person or online. For more information and availability, check out her website at www.vickiflute.biz or contact her using the information above. Her friendly and engaging manner will soon hook you or your child on the joys of fluting. Huchinson Piano Studio in Santa Fe NM, local inperson lessons as well as online distance learning. Bachelor and Master Degrees in Piano Performance, emphasis in pedagogy, decades of teaching experience. I believe music belongs to each of us, and that we each can enjoy lifelong active participation. I enjoy all ages and levels, and teach a variety of genres, including music theory and history. Member of national and local music teachers associations. My childhood in northern NM instilled in me a love of the surroundings, varied cultures and history, and (of course) green chili. 15
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I especially love working with youngsters of 6 and up. I happily teach in groups when the opportunity arises. I use a comprehensive approach with theory incorporated into learning pieces and sight reading.
Peggy Abbott Piano momaroon@gmail.com 505-982-5493
Music Educator with 47 years experience teaching in Santa Fe. Specializing in Double bass/Electric Bassbeginning, intermediate and advanced levels. One hour lessons in my Santa Fe, NM home. Positive environment with emphasis on music fundamentals. Weekly or bi-monthly. Richard Snider Double bass/Electric bass slickrecordsantafe@gmail.com 505-670-8376
Laura holds a Bachelor's degree in Instrumental Music Education from the University of Wisconsin Stevens Point. Passionate about building a positive learning community, she prioritizes fostering a growth mindset in her students. Laura aims to pass along a strong mastery of the fundamentals, allowing students to grow and pursue any musical goal. Though she has worked with students of all ages and Laura Hamilton abilities, Laura especially loves working with Violin/Viola laura.m.hamilton15@gmail.com beginning string students. Laura teaches from her 715-514-8520 studio in Santa Fe and her studio in Espanola. 16
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Live online violin lessons for intermediate and advanced students. Member of the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra in New York City since 1998. Previous orchestral positions with San Francisco Symphony and National Symphony Orchestra. Teaching conscious, purposeful, and efficient practice strategies, empowering students to enjoy music to its fullest while continuing to excel Garrett Fischbach in other areas of interest. Optional video Viola garrett@garrettfischbach.com recordings of live online lessons, as well as 212-671-0791 written lesson notes and messaging between www.garrettfischbach.com/lessons lessons. Open communication and coordination with parents, school teachers, and youth orchestra directors. Please visit website for more details.
Lee Harvey Santa Fe School of Music leeharvey@q.com 505-660-1964
Keep the music alive during the summer! Welcoming students who play a string, brass or woodwind instrument. For the string player, there are 3 levels of orchestra being offered. For the wind player, one premier wind ensemble is offered. All string and wind students will participate in chorus, music theory, and marimba classes. Students will be taken on a field trip to tour the Santa Fe Opera House. Each week will end with spectacular performances. Sessions: July 8-12 or July 15-19. Hours 9:00am – 4:00pm. For more details visit www.santafeschoolofmusic.org.
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UPCOMING EVENTS Sounds of the Season (Side by Side) Dates: Sunday, December 8 Time: 4:00 PM Location: Lensic Performing Arts Center Price: Starting at $25 Buy Tickets
Black Box Jazz Club Date: Friday, December 13 Time: 6:00 PM Location: Los Alamos High School Price: $15 Buy Tickets NM Museum of Art Holiday Open House Date: Saturday, December 14 Time: 3:00 PM Location: NM Museum of Art Price: FREE
Carols & Choruses (Youth Choruses) Date: Tuesday, December 10 Time: 7:00 PM Location: Cathedral Basilica Price: FREE
Youth Auditions Dates: January 12-16m 2025 Location: Various Locations Price: $10 More Information
Home for the Holidays Education Fundraiser Date: Thursday, December 12 Time: 6:00 PM Location: La Fonda on the Plaza Price: $250 Buy Tickets
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