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SEPTEMBER 29, 2014 2013 – 2014 SEASON ANNUAL REPORT i

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR & CEO

ARTISTIC DIRECTOR

Marie-Hélène Bernard

Harry Christophers

CHORUSMASTER & ASSOCIATE CONDUCTOR

CONDUCTOR LAUREATE Christopher Hogwood

John Finney

BOARD OF GOVERNORS

David Elsbree

GOVERNORS EMERITI

Nancy Hammer

John W. Gerstmayr

Leo L. Beranek

Roy A. Hammer

W. Carl Kester

Joseph M. Flynn

Suzanne Hamner

Mark A. King

Jerome Preston, Jr.

Anneliese M. Henderson

VICE CHAIRS

Laura Lucke

Janet P. Whitla

Paul V. Kelly

Julia D. Cox

Kathleen McGirr

Todd Estabrook

Anthony T. Moosey

Deborah S. First

Dr. Stephen Morrissey

Karen S. Levy

Catherine Powell

Mary Nada

George Sacerdote

Michael S. Scott Morton

Emily F. Schabacker

Wat H. Tyler

Robert H. Scott

TREASURER

Susan M. Stemper

CHAIRMAN Nicholas Gleysteen

Jeffrey S. Thomas

Nancy B. Tooke

SECRETARY

Thomas J. Watt

Winifred I. Li

Judith Verhave Elizabeth P. Wax

GOVERNORS

Kathleen W. Weld

William F. Achtmeyer

Jane Wilson

Amy S. Anthony

Jean Woodward

Louise Cashman

Christopher R. Yens

Willma H. Davis

Brenda Marr Kronberg

BOARD OF OVERSEERS Martha Hatch Bancroft Richard D. Batchelder, Jr. Afarin O. Bellisario Nancy A. Bradley Julian G. Bullitt Dr. Holly Maze Carter Dr. Paul Corneilson John S. Cornish Russell V. Corsini, Jr. Elizabeth C. Davis Thomas B. Draper Sylvia Ferrell-Jones Christina M. Frangos Howard Fuguet

Peter G. Manson James F. Millea Michael Oliveri Dr. Winifred B. Parker Judith Lewis Rameior Brenda Gray Reny Alice E. Richmond Robin R. Riggs Timothy C. Robinson Dr. Michael Fisher Sandler Richard F. Seamans Robert N. Shapiro Cecily Tyler Susan Weatherbie Nancy J. Whitney Dr. Laima Zarins

MISSION The mission of the Handel and Haydn Society is to enrich life and influence culture by performing Baroque and Classical music at the highest levels of artistic excellence, and by providing engaging, accessible, and broadly inclusive music education and training activities. H+H’s Period Instrument Orchestra and Chorus present live and recorded historically informed performances of this repertoire in ways that stimulate the musical and cultural development of our Greater Boston community and contemporary audiences across the nation and beyond.

CORE COMMITMENTS • As a performing arts organization of the 21st century, H+H’s primary roles are to perform and educate while serving as a resource center and community partner.

• Learning opportunities throughout all of H+H’s activities enrich audience experiences, help bridge the gulf between performers and audience, and foster a healthy, vibrant local environment for the performance of historically informed music.

• Excellent historically informed interpretations transform how audiences experience Baroque and Classical music.

• Creativity, inclusiveness, and accessibility are vital to sustaining H+H as a thriving nonprofit — a Boston-based performing arts organization that attracts a broad, global audience.

CONTENTS THE 199TH SEASON.................................................................................................... 3 THE HANDEL AND HAYDN SOCIETY.................................................................. 4 SEASON HIGHLIGHTS.............................................................................................. 6 EDUCATION HIGHLIGHTS...................................................................................... 8 STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES................................................................................ 10 DONORS.....................................................................................................................12 MUSICIANS + ADMINISTRATION.......................................................................16

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The 199th Season

September 29, 2014

DEAR FRIENDS, The 199th season of the Handel and Haydn Society was one of the most memorable in recent years. From Bach’s Mass in B Minor to Handel’s Samson, the 2013–2014 Season was a stunning platform for exceptional talent: H+H Concertmaster Aisslinn Nosky and Richard Egarr leading the Period Instrument Orchestra and Chorus in innovative programs; our youth choirs singing with pride from the stage of Symphony Hall; Harry’s majestic Messiah, which will be immortalized in an upcoming CD release; guest conductors Grant Llewellyn and Scott Metcalfe making the music of Haydn, Mozart, and Bach explode with expression; and a deeply moving pairing of Bach and Byrd showcasing H+H exceptional chorus. Under Harry’s visionary musical leadership, H+H is approaching its Bicentennial in peak artistic shape, and the critics have become more and more effusive in their praises.

Together with its distinguished record of artistic excellence, the remarkable quality of H+H is the vigor of its education and community programs — all the activity beyond and behind its busy life of concerts, tours, and recordings. H+H’s far-reaching initiatives to cultivate young musicians and new audiences, along with its friendly openness to the larger cultural community, have offered outstanding models for other arts organizations. Providing in-school music education and choral programs, our school residencies at Boston’s John F. Kennedy Elementary School and the Joseph Lee School in Dorchester were recently cited in the Boston Globe as one such success story.

(Beginning this fall, thanks to new foundation grants, H+H will expand the footprint of this exciting program to yet another underserved public school, the Michael J. Perkins School in South Boston.)

As the following pages of this report show, H+H is well on track — artistically, civically, and financially — to meeting the goals set out in 2012’s Five-Year Strategic Plan. With a budget of $4.1 million and an endowment of well over $6 million, H+H is on solid financial footing. In addition, it is growing its endowment and capabilities with a $12 million Capital Campaign, soon to be announced to the public. True to its legacy, H+H’s operating philosophy remains growth with purpose.

The essence of H+H today is no different from when it was founded in 1815: fostering better community. Thanks to the commitment and trust of our audiences, gifted musicians, dedicated staff, Board, and patrons, H+H continues to enrich the lives of Boston’s citizens through vibrant musical performance. With age, there has come tremendous strength — corroborated by Boston Magazine in its recent Best of Boston® issue: “The Handel and Haydn Society is not only the oldest continuously performing arts group in America, it’s also one of the best.”

Marie-Hélène Bernard executive director and ceo

Nicholas Gleysteen chairman

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THE HANDEL AND HAYDN SOCIETY Founded in Boston in 1815, the Handel and Haydn Society (H+H) is considered America’s oldest continuously performing arts organization. It will celebrate its Bicentennial in 2015 with a series of special concerts and initiatives to honor 200 years of music making. Its Period Instrument Orchestra and Chorus are internationally recognized in the field of Historically Informed Performance, using the instruments and techniques of the composer’s time. Under Artistic Director Harry Christophers’ leadership, H+H’s Period Instrument Orchestra and Chorus present live and recorded historically informed performances of this repertoire in ways that stimulate the musical and cultural development of our Greater Boston community and contemporary audiences across the nation and beyond. H+H’s esteemed tradition of innovation and excellence began in the 19th century with the US premieres of Handel’s Messiah (1818), Haydn’s Creation (1819), Verdi’s Requiem (1878), and Bach’s St. Matthew Passion (1879). In 1967, Artistic Director Thomas Dunn transformed the chorus into a small, expert ensemble, and in 1986, Christopher Hogwood became Artistic Director and added period instrument performances. Music Director Grant Llewellyn (2001–2006) and Artistic Advisor Sir Roger

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Norrington (2006–2008) continued this tradition, as Harry Christophers, appointed in 2008, does today.

H+H is widely known through its concert series; tours; 99.5 WCRB, NPR, and American Public Media broadcasts; and recordings. Its nine-program series, held at Symphony and Jordan Halls in Boston and Sanders Theatre in Cambridge, reaches nearly 3,000 subscribers and over 18,000 single ticket attendees from throughout New England and beyond. It is one of only two music organizations in New England to regularly feature international guest conductors and soloists, and the only period ensemble in America to present a full-season series at a venue as large as Symphony Hall. It employs the region’s finest period instrument players and singers, including many who represent the next generation of leading artists.

In 2014, The New Yorker affirmed, “American classical music launched in earnest” at H+H 200 years ago, and the organization is still a “steady heartbeat for classical music in this country.”

H+H has also recently been featured in The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Boston Globe, and Gramophone (UK). In 2011, The Hub Review (Boston) dubbed H+H “the best chorus in New England.” H+H made its European debut in 1996 at the

Edinburgh International Festival with a fully staged production of Gluck’s Orfeo ed Euridice with the Mark Morris Dance Group.

Recent tours have taken H+H to the Haydn Festival in Esterházy, Austria, in 2006; to the BBC Proms Festival, London with Haydn’s Seasons, which the London Telegraph named one of the top musical events of 2007; and to Cal Performances in Berkeley and Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles, California, with Handel’s Jephtha in 2013.

Over the past 20 years, H+H has presented interdisciplinary programs featuring dance, opera, jazz, and theater; collaborators have included the Mark Morris Dance Group, Chinese stage director Chen Shi-Zheng, Dave Brubeck, Chick Corea, and David McCullough. H+H won a Grammy award in 2003 for its recording of Tavener’s Lamentations and Praises, co-commissioned with Chanticleer, and in 2005 had two recordings on the Billboard top 10 classical music chart. Since its first recording collaboration with Harry Christophers on the CORO label, released in September 2010, it has issued three live commercial recordings of works

by Mozart — Mass in C Minor (2010), Requiem (2011), and Coronation Mass (2012) — as well as the critically acclaimed Haydn,

Vol. 1 (September 2013) and the best-selling Joy to the World: An American Christmas (October 2013). Timed expressly for the Bicentennial, Handel’s Messiah, recorded live under the direction of Harry Christophers at Boston’s Symphony Hall, will be released in October 2014 on the CORO label. A recording of Haydn’s The Creation is planned for release in 2015, also on CORO. As a 21st-century performing arts organization, H+H’s primary roles are to perform and educate, and to serve as a community partner and resource center. Its Karen S. and George D. Levy Education Program, established in 1985, reaches 10,000 children each year through public school visits and chorus partnerships, in-school music instruction, five youth choruses, and pre-professional vocal training. H+H also maintains partnerships with cultural and higher education institutions, offers college students opportunities to learn about and develop mastery in Baroque and Classical music, and offers youth and adult education opportunities that include free concerts and lectures at libraries, community centers, and museums.

The Handel and Haydn Society is supported in part by the Massachusetts Cultural Council, a state agency, and by the National Endowment for the Arts.

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SEASON HIGHLIGHTS H+H’s 2013–2014 Season — its 199th — featured exceptional music-making of the highest artistic quality under the leadership of Harry Christophers, in his fifth season as Artistic Director. H+H and Harry Christophers opened the 2013-2014 Season on September 27 and 29, 2013 with Bach’s monumental Mass in B Minor, featuring solos by members of the H+H Chorus, and closed with Handel’s great oratorio Samson, premiered in the US by H+H in 1848. Throughout the 199th season, H+H presented 25 subscription concerts at Symphony Hall, Jordan Hall, and Sanders Theatre.

H+H reintroduced Holiday Sing, a holiday concert for the family featuring H+H Chorus and VAP choruses, led by John Finney. H+H was featured in the Celebrity Series’s 75th anniversary presentation of Mark Morris’s new production of Handel’s Acis and Galatea (Mozart arrangement) at the Shubert Theatre and was invited to perform two concerts during the American Guild of Organists Boston Conference in June 2014. It traveled across New England to present a performance at the First Congregational Church in Hamilton, MA in celebration of the church’s 300th anniversary; a string program led by Concertmaster Aisslinn Nosky at the Portland Ovations series, in Portland, ME; and a chamber performance in Portsmouth, NH. Season highlights include: • 26 concerts were given in Greater Boston at the Boston Athenæum; Boston Chinatown Neighborhood Center; Concerts at the Point in Westport, MA; Concord Museum, MA; Harvard Club, King’s Chapel; Massachusetts Historical Society; Massachusetts Institute of Technology; the Museum of African American History; the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston; Peabody Essex Museum; the Rockport Music Festival; and the Somerset Club. In addition,

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H+H gave concerts as part of the Opening Our Doors Festival, the inaugural Boston ArtWeek, and the Boston Summer Arts Weekend Festival co-produced by WGBH and the Boston Globe.

• A creative partnership with MassArt wherein 54 junior class students in the Illustration Department created works of visual art inspired by Handel’s dramatic oratorio Samson. Twelve of the pieces were selected for display at the performances of Samson in May. • Students from H+H’s Vocal Arts Program’s Young Women’s Chamber Choir and Young Men’s Chorus were featured in a program of Handel and Vivaldi at Symphony Hall in February 2013.

• 26,642 tickets (13,659 subscriber tickets and 12,983 single tickets) were sold throughout the season to subscription concerts.

• 30% of the audience was between the ages of 18-44 years old.

• Well over 7,500 people connected to H+H through lectures, chamber concert activities in non-traditional venues, and free access to performances at Symphony Hall, Jordan Hall, and other venues in Greater Boston.

• Through its Heartstring program, H+H offered 3,086 free concert tickets to public school students, education program families, and other underserved communities who would not otherwise attend a performance. Key partners included the Boston Chinatown Neighborhood Center, Boston Trinity Academy, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Hearth-Home, MassMentoring, the Old Colony YMCA of Brockton, and Rosie’s Place.

H+H DEEPENED ITS WORK TO REACH

WELL OVER 50,000 PEOPLE EACH YEAR

GUEST CONDUCTORS Richard Egarr, conductor Grant Llewellyn, conductor Nicholas McGegan, conductor Scott Metcalfe, conductor Aisslinn Nosky, leader and violin

GUEST SOLOISTS Matthew Brook, bass-baritone Dashon Burton, bass-baritone Joshua Ellicott, tenor Joélle Harvey, soprano Gillian Keith, soprano Nathalie Paulin, soprano Tom Randle, tenor Daniel Taylor, countertenor Sumner Thompson, baritone Catherine Wyn-Rogers, mezzo-soprano

HANDEL AND HAYDN SOLOISTS Matthew Anderson, tenor Jonas Budris, tenor Woodrow Bynum, bass Marcio de Oliveira, tenor Guy Fishman, cello Katherine Growdon, alto Stephen Hammer, oboe Catherine Hedberg, alto Margaret Lias, alto Thea Lobo, alto Christina Day Martinson, violin Emily Marvosh, alto David McFerrin, bass Martin Near, alto Aisslinn Nosky, violin Jessica Petrus, soprano Stefan Reed, tenor Margot Rood, soprano Andrew Schwartz, bassoon Sonja DuToit Tengblad, soprano Teresa Wakim, soprano Patrick Waters, tenor Brenna Wells, soprano

• H+H established a VAP Parents Council to build community among the VAP parents, integrate them in the broader organization of H+H, and offer a forum to receive parent feedback.

• H+H musicians provided four in-class performances to demonstrate period instruments and performance techniques at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology — a program initiated by H+H in 2008.

• H+H Chorus once again performed with the Boston Youth Symphony Orchestra and Federico Cortese in their January 2014 performance of Puccini’s opera, Tosca, at Sanders Theatre.

• H+H continued its partnership with the New England Conservatory for the conducting apprenticeship program. NEC Master’s candidates in Orchestra Conducting, Earl Kim and Nathan Aspinall, spent weeks at H+H with Harry Christophers, Richard Egarr, and Grant Llewellyn.

• The Society Ball on March 22, 2014 honored educators Sandra Niccolucci and Thomas F. Kelly, bringing together 263 guests to support educational and artistic activities at H+H.

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EDUCATION HIGHLIGHTS IN-SCHOOL PERFORMANCES Handel and Haydn Society’s professional Vocal Quartet and pianist presented 59 free performances of What’s an Oratorio? at no cost to 48 public schools in the Greater Boston area, including those that assist students with learning disabilities. In addition, the Quartet participated in WGBH’s annual Classical Cartoon Festival at Symphony Hall in October 2013, and performed at the Boston Children’s Museum in June 2014.

SCHOOL RESIDENCIES In 2013–2014, H+H expanded its public school partnership at the Joseph E. Lee School in Dorchester, where H+H soprano and music educator Sonja DuToit Tengblad led a hands-on, multidimensional after-school program to students in grades 3 and 4. In addition, through collaboration with Citizen Schools, H+H instituted the Lee School’s first school choral program which serves students in grades 5–7 under the direction of teaching artist, Kilian Mooney. H+H brought weekly music instruction at no cost during the regular school day to all students in grades K2 and 1 at John F. Kennedy School as part of the students’ core curriculum.

H+H soprano and music educator Jennifer Ashe provided students with a sequential program in music literacy and singing.

COLLABORATIVE YOUTH CONCERTS Collaborative Youth Concerts completed their 27th season in 2013–2014. Since 1987, high school choruses from Belmont, Boston, Brockton, Danvers, Lawrence, Lynn, New Bedford, Newton, and North Quincy have performed masterpieces by Bach,

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Handel, Haydn, Mozart, Purcell, Schubert, and Vivaldi with H+H’s Period Instrument Orchestra and vocal soloists. This season, the program expanded to include the communities of Lunenburg and Peabody. John Finney conducted 345 students from Boston Latin School, Boston Arts Academy, Brockton High School, Lawrence High School for the Performing Arts, Lunenburg High School, Lynn Classical High School, Lynn English High School, and Peabody Veterans Memorial High School in performances of Durante’s Magnificat, and two choruses from Handel’s Samson with members of H+H’s Period Instrument Orchestra and Vocal Quartet. The concerts took place on February 5 at Brockton High School, February 11 at Lawrence High School, and February 13 at the Boston Latin School. Ninety-four singers from the three high schools performed “Let Their Celestial Concerts All Unite” from Handel’s Samson at the Vivaldi Gloria concerts at Symphony Hall on February 21 and 23. The Collaborative Youth Concerts program reached a combined audience of over 5,000 people.

VOCAL ARTS PROGRAM H+H enrolled 144 VAP students: 22 in Singers, 32 in Youth Chorus, 25 in Young Men’s Chorus, and 65 in Young Women’s Chorus. This season marked the debut of the Young Women’s Chamber Choir, which was comprised of 18 highly advanced singers selected from the Young Women’s Chorus. Twelve students were enrolled in the High School Soloists, all of whom also participated in the VAP choral program.

Forty-eight percent of VAP students received financial aid and subsidies; 38 graduated in May, including students who had been in the program since 2006.

In addition to their annual winter and spring concerts, VAP ensembles presented nine concerts in the community, three of which were collaborations with other vocal and orchestral ensembles (youth, university, and professional). Highlights of the 2013-2014 school year included: SEPTEMBER 28, 2013: Youth Chorus sang excerpts from Mozart’s

Magic Flute in collaboration with the Boston Lyric Opera.

NOVEMBER 20–24, 2013: Members of the Youth Chorus and Young Women’s Chorus performed in the Boston Lyric Opera’s production of Lizzie Borden by Jack Beeson.

NOVEMBER 30, 2013: H+H Singers enthusiastically performed to

a full-house audience of family, friends, and museum attendees at the Boston Children’s Museum.

DECEMBER 14, 2014: Young Women’s Chamber Choir, Young Men’s Chorus, Singers, and the Youth Chorus performed with the Handel and Haydn Society Chorus and members of the Period Instrument Orchestra in H+H’s revival of Holiday Sing at Faneuil Hall.

MARCH 1, 2014: The Young Men’s Chorus performed with five other

Massachusetts high school and collegiate young men’s choirs in the Massachusetts Young Men’s Choral Festival, hosted by Worcester Polytechnic Institute at First Baptist Church in Worcester.

Several VAP graduates will attend Amherst College, Oberlin College, Williams College, Northeastern University, among other colleges in fall 2014.

AWARDS FOR MUSIC EXCELLENCE The Evangelyna Etienne Scholarship was given to Andrew Milne, a former Young Men’s Chorus member and music education major at SUNY/Fredonia. The Candace MacMillen Achtmeyer Award went to VAP senior, Jessica Toupin, who will attend UMASS/ Amherst Commonwealth Honors College in fall 2014 and major in vocal performance and music business. The Barbara E. Maze Award for Musical Excellence was presented to Jenna Lorusso, former member of the Young Women’s Chorus, and a 2014 graduate of Westminster Choir College. All three awards were presented at the close of the VAP High School Soloists spring recital on June 11, 2014 at New England Conservatory.

FEBRUARY 21 AND 23, 2014: The Young Women’s Chamber Choir and the Young Men’s Chorus performed Vivaldi’s Gloria at Symphony Hall with the H+H Period Instrument Orchestra and Chorus.

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FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS

For the fiscal year ending June 30, 2014

Statement of Financial Position Unrestricted Net Assets

ASSETS Case and cash equivalents

$385,248

Accounts receivable Pledges receivable Investments, at market value

Temporarily Restricted Net Assets $731,150

Permanently Restricted Net Assets

Total 6/21/2014 (FY14)

$486,445

$1,602,843

81,225

-

-

81,225

118,592

2,138,600

898,322

3,155,514

-

1,657,315

4,208,755

5,866,071

Prepaid expenses

189,358

-

-

189,358

Furniture, equpment, net depreciation*

131,434

-

-

131,434

$905,857

$4,527,065

$5,593,522

$11,026,444

143,823

-

-

143,823

741,719

-

-

741,719

885,542

-

-

885,542

4,265,718

5,593,522

9,859,240

$20,315

4,527,065

5,593,522

10,140,902

$905,857

$4,527,065

$5,593,522

$11,026,444

TOTAL ASSETS LIABILITIES Accounts payable & accrued expenses Deferred revenue TOTAL LIABILITIES NET ASSETS Operating & Reserve Funds

20,315

Capital Campaign TOTAL NET ASSETS LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS

H+H IS

261,347

281,662

GRATEFUL PLACEHOLDER

UNRESTRICTED

TO THE MANY SUPPORTERS WHO

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Statement of Activities EARNED REVENUE: $1,724,382 CONTRIBUTED REVENUE: $2,568,812

SUBSCRIPTION: 752,139 SINGLE TICKETS: 667,764

BOARD GIVING: $698,860 INDIVIDUAL GIVING: $570,444 Increase of 11% over FY13. Individual giving has steadily increased over the past six years, growing 50% since FY08.

OTHER: 304,479

TOTAL REVENUE: $4,293,194 TOTAL EXPENSES: $4,281,882

FOUNDATION, CORPORATE, AND GOVERNMENT GIVING: $325,820

ARTISTIC & EDUCATION PROGRAMS EXPENSES: $2,935,341

THE SOCIETY BALL NET REVENUE: $231,799

TOTAL EXPENSES: $4,281,882

ADMINISTRATIVE & FUNDRAISING EXPENSES: $1,188,003 BICENTENNIAL EXPENSES: $158,538

In 2013, H+H received one million dollars from an anonymous donor to support the endowment, strategic initiatives, and the Bicentennial. This gift is among the largest donations received by H+H in its history.

Thirty-five events held throughout the season thanked H+H supporters and fostered interaction between musicians and audiences. These included Opening Fanfare and Ovation! at Lucca Back Bay, pre-concert receptions, open rehearsals, concerts at the Somerset Club, backstage champagne toasts, and events in private homes throughout the Boston area.

MAKE IT POSSIBLE FOR THE ORGANIZATION

TO CONTINUE ITS MISSION 2013 – 2014 SEASON ANNUAL REPORT 11

DONORS The Handel and Haydn Society is grateful for the generous support of the following individuals and institutions who made Annual Fund gifts to H+H during the 2013–2014 Season.

INDIVIDUALS COMPOSERS’ CIRCLE Handel and Haydn Circle ($50,000 and above) Fay Chandler Michael Scott Morton Mozart Circle ($35,000 to $49,999) Julia D. Cox Jane & Wat Tyler Bach Circle ($20,000 to $34,999) Amy S. Anthony Willma H. Davis Deborah & Robert First Joseph M. Flynn Nicholas & Paula Gleysteen Barbara & Amos B. Hostetter Karen Secunda Levy Emily F. Schabacker Estate of Koen & Bartha Van Opijnen* Thomas & Jane Watt Christopher R. Yens Temple V. Gill One Anonymous Donor CONDUCTOR’S CIRCLE Platinum Baton ($10,000 to $19,999) Allison & William Achtmeyer Edmund & Betsy Cabot Charitable Foundation Louise & Thomas Cashman David B. Elsbree & Lorraine Gilmore Todd Estabrook & John Tenhula Howard & Darcy Fuguet Anne & David Gergen John & Pamela Gerstmayr Ellen & John Harris Mr.* & Mrs. J. Robert Held Anneliese & J. Thomas Henderson Horace H. Irvine II Jane E. Manilych & Prof. W. Carl Kester Winifred I. Li & William P. Oliver Anthony T. Moosey Betty Morningstar & Jeanette Kruger Stephen Morrissey Mary & Sherif Nada Mr. & Mrs. J. Daniel Powell Robert H. Scott & Diane T. Spencer Susan M. Stemper & Peter Lieberwirth

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Jeffrey S. & Linda H. Thomas Nancy & Michael Tooke Judy & Menno Verhave Elizabeth & Robert Wax Kathleen & Walter Weld Wilson Family Foundation John J. Winkleman Jr. Jean Woodward Gold Baton ($5,000 to $9,999) Carolyn & William Aliski Rob & Nancy Bradley John F. Cogan & Mary L. Cornille John Cornish & Victoria Angelatova-Cornish William & Sally Coughlin Nancy & Bill Hammer Judith & Mark King Janina Longtine Laura M. & Thomas R. Lucke Peter G. Manson & Peter A. Durfee Kathleen McGirr & Keith Carlson James F. Millea & Mary Ellen Bresciani Maurice M. Pechet Fund on behalf of Mrs. Carol A. Pechet Samuel D. Perry Mr. & Mrs. Timothy C. Robinson George & Carol Sacerdote Stanley & Kay Schlozman Robert N. Shapiro David G. Tuerck & Prema P. Popat Cecily Tyler Matthew A. & Susan B. Weatherbie Foundation Janet & Dean Whitla Charles O. Wood III & Miriam M. Wood Foundation Laima & Bertram Zarins Two Anonymous Donors Silver Baton ($2,500 to $4,999) Richard & Margaret Batchelder Afarin & Lee Bellisario Jennifer Bemis Leo L. Beranek Sidney E. Berger & Michèle V. Cloonan Peter Boberg & Sunwoo Kahng Mark C. Brockmeier & Kate Silva Polly Brown Julian & Marion Bullitt John & Maria Cox Tom & Ellen Draper Roland & Alice Driscoll Sylvia Ferrell-Jones Irving & Gloria Fox

Stephen & Rhea Gendzier Pamela Kohlberg & A. Curt Greer Deborah & Martin Hale Sylvia & Roy A. Hammer Prof. Paul Christopher Joss & Dr. Rhoda Kupferberg Joss Paul V. Kelly & Linda Perrotto Claire Laporte Rory O’Connor & Claire Muhm Scott & Diane Palmer Mr. & Mrs. Rienzi B. Parker Jr. Judith Lewis Rameior Alice E. Richmond & David Rosenbloom Dr. Michael F. Sandler Robert & Rosemarie Scully John & Jean Southard David & Sharon Steadman Jolinda & William Taylor Two Anonymous Donors Bronze Baton ($1,500 to $2,499) Joseph A. Abucewicz Martha Hatch Bancroft Marie-Hélène Bernard Dr. John D. Biggers & Dr. Betsey Williams Lawrence & Phyllis Buell Rick & Nonnie Burnes Robert Cotta Carolyn & Forbes Dewey in memory of Ron Woodward Catherine F. Downing Roy Brian Du Bois Maisie & Jefferson Flanders Thatcher L. Gearhart Joseph R. Godzik Wendy & Clark Grew Charles & Lynn Griswold Suzanne & Easley Hamner Dr. & Mrs. John T. Herrin Dr. Douglas Horst & Ms. Maureen Phillips Arthur & Eileen Hulnick Rachel Jacoff Joan G. Kinne Brenda M. Kronberg Neil M. Kulick Gary Lee & Janice Glynn Robert & Virginia Lyons Patricia & Richard MacKinnon John & Susan Morris Robert & Jane Morse Gregory A. Netland & Kimberly A. Holliday C. Patrick O’Donnell Jr. & Kendra O’Donnell Winifred & Leroy Parker Brenda Gray Reny Martha Robert

Lidia & Jerry Rosenbaum Arnold & Mary Slavet Ned Tate & Frank Tate W. M. Thackston Rosamond B. Vaule Katie & Marshall Wolf in celebration of Debbie & Bob First Peter & Susan Workum Jeanne W. Yozell The Honorable Rya W. Zobel Two Anonymous Donors MUSICIANS’ CIRCLE Soloists’ Circle ($1,000 to $1,499) William & Julia Alexander in memory of F. Knight Alexander Dr. Ronald Arky Peter Banks in honor of Karen Levy Mary Briggs & John Krzywicki Reverend Thomas W. Buckley Katie & Paul Buttenwieser Jane & Christopher Carlson Melissa Chase & K. E. Duffin John & Katharine Cipolla Eric & Kitty Davis Christina M. Frangos Nicholas & Marjorie Greville Bill & Cile Hicks Nancy & Richard Lubin Laura & Scott Malkin Anne & Eli Manchester Nancy Nizel in memory of George Levy Ms. Marie B. Normoyle Paul Rabin & Arlene Snyder Lois C. Russell Paul & Ann Sagan Susan Schaefer & Christian Halby Richard & Eleanor Seamans Alan E. Smith Mr. & Mrs. Theodore E. Stebbins Jr. Robert Walker Lucas Wegmann Margot T. Young in honor of Kathleen & Walter Weld Two Anonymous Donors Chorus Circle ($500 to $999) Rev. Kazimierz Bem Rhys Bowen & Rebecca Snow Dr. & Mrs. R. E. Britter John Paul & Diane Britton Paul & Patricia Buddenhagen Susan Okie Bush Ronald & Elizabeth Campbell Paul & Wendy Chieffo Megan Christopher & Richard Aslanian Dennis Churchman & James Evans Russell & Althea Corsini Amanda & Robert Crone Mr. Paul Cully & Ms. Anne Kisil Heather & Jeffrey Curtis

Maria Helene De Laire Terry Decima Mary Deissler Michael & Kate Duffield Cheryl Dyment & Dennis O’Brien Daniel D. Federman Marcy G. Gefter James & Melissa Gerrity Jack Gorman D. J. Griffith Jonathan & Victoria Guest John & Olga Guttag in honor of Brenda Reny Carroll & Molly Harrington Barry & Janis Hennessey Kyle Hoepner Warren & Marilyn Hollinshead Peter & Jane Howard Frederick Ilchman Karen & Barry Kay Alvin Kho Christian Lane & Trevor Pollack Margot Kittredge David & Suzanne Larsen Nicolas Minutillo & Sandra Larson Beth & Michael Luey Dr. & Mrs. Edward J. Martens Timothy McAllister & Beth Lehman Barbara Ann & Michael McCahill William B. McDiarmid Audrey & Douglas Miller Dr. Robert T. Doyle & Dr. Mary Ann Nieves H. Peter Norstrand & Katherine Tallman Petersen Family Fund Dana & Carolyn Pope Ellen Powers Suzanne Pratt John S. Reidy Dr. & Mrs. William A. Ribich Berit & Philip Rightmire Kenneth B. Sampson Robert & Catherine Schneider Stanley & Jody Smith Albert B. Staebler Terry & Michael Taylor Rik & Elise Tuve in memory of Ron Woodward Anne R. Umphrey Heidi Vernon Lucy B. Wallace Dr. Arthur C. Waltman & Ms. Carol Watson Judith Warren Barbara Weidlich Clifford Wunderlich & David Shuckra Three Anonymous Donors Orchestra Circle ($250 to $499) Joseph Aieta & Helen Alcala Raymond P. Anderson Tracy W. Barron Harriet C. Barry Joe Basile & Sheelah Sweeny

Jeffrey Bates Elaine Beilin & Robert Brown Milton Berglund Robert Berk & Lei Sun Lynn Harllee Bichajian Edward S. W. Boesel Richard H. & Joan C. Bowen Gaby & Bob Bradley in memory of Ron Woodward David & Barbara Bristol Robert Burger John & Stephanie Burns Frederick & Edith Byron Ian & Kelsey Calhoun Miguel Canizares Sarah M. Carothers & Duncan G. Todd Lynette M. Casciotti in honor of Laura Lucke Mr. & Mrs. Eugene G. Cassis Edmund Cibas & Todd Stewart John Clark & Judith Stoughton Mr. John Clippinger Christine A. Coakley Rawson & Donna Coats Janet Codley & Takashi Fukuda Richard & Barbara Corkey Robert V. Costello Paul Cousineau & Patricia Vesey-McGrew in memory of Emile & Annette Cousineau Cynthia & Harvey Creem William & Joan Crosson Ann Stenbeck & Peter Cundall Mr. & Mrs. John D. Curtin, Jr. Joanne & Alfred D’Alessandro Mark T. Dee Duane R. Downey Michael A. Drew Linda Drury Judy & Jack Duncan Daniel Elias in honor of Ms. Nancy Hammer Joel & Janet Farrell Louise Fassett John & Patricia Folcarelli Zhigang Fu Edward N. Gadsby Paul Gallo & Diana Collazo-Gallo Christina Gamba-Vitalo Drs. Philip & Marjorie Gerdine Jane Crandell & Dr. Jonathan Glass Michael Gnozzio Goodman Family Fund of the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation Stacy Gould Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth B. Gould Paul & Priscilla Gray Mr. & Mrs. Brian M. Griffin Carol Griffin Anne H. Gross Gregory Hagan & Leslie Brayton Charles & Mary Hall Edward & Margaret Handy Paul & Elizabeth Harrington Chris & Susan Harris Alice B. Hatch

Bernhard & Susan Heersink Richard & Erica Hiersteiner Ingrid & Michael Hillinger Thomas Frederick Hindle Jennifer Hochschild & C. Anthony Broh Barry & Diane Hoffman Mark & Cindy Holthouse John & Judith Hurley Melinda Julbert Elizabeth Kaplan Maryanne King Ernest Klein Andrew Krueger Cynthia Landau Gail & Richard Leonard Margaret Lias Ernest Loewenstein Robert Macauley & Anita Israel* Elaine Marshall Lawrence A. Martin, Jr. John Mayer Audrey McCarthy & John Hoye George McCormick Ruth & Victor McElheny Barbara McGovern George McNeil Therese Minton Marjorie Mooney-Seus David & Kathleen Rushford Murray Charitable Foundation Michi Nagashima William & Martha O’Dell Michael & Adam Oliveri Maureen & Douglas Olsen Ross Page Glenn & Faith Parker Terri Pattee Mike Peluse & Hannah Weisman Harold I. Pratt Sally & Andrew Quale in memory of Ron Woodward Frederick Reis John A. Renner, Jr. Stephen & Geraldine Ricci Elizabeth Gawthrop Riely Theodore & Christine Ristaino Arthur & Elaine Robins Rusty & Mike Rolland Mr. & Mrs. Paul W. Sandman Elizabeth M. Sanning Scheinbart Family Fund in honor of Alyson Greer Paula & Steven Schimmel John & Anne Schiraga Cindy & Walter Schlaepfer Elizabeth & Russell Schutt Jeremiah Shafir Miriam Sheehan Dr. Ira Silverman Douglas & Karen Skillins Janet K. Skinner Joseph Peter Spang Stephen Spiegelberg Drs. Robert G. Spiro & Mary Jane Spiro Ashley & Willis Stinson Amy Stern Stoffelmayr in memory of Bertram Stoffelmayr

Jill & Alice Sullivan John & Donna Sytek Alan Lawson & Mary Beth Tabacco Daniel & Janet Tassel Lisa Teot Deborah Thomas Nathalie & John Thompson Olaf & Peggie Thorp Elizabeth A. Van Atten & Kimberley R. Van Atten Joseph & Sara Volpe Donald & Susan Ware Rhonda & Milton Weinstein Ann Marie Lindquist & Robert Weisskoff Barbara Werner & Catherine Riley Ruth S. Westheimer Bernhardt & Mary Jane Wuensch Robert & Sarah Wulff John & Judith Wyman Three Anonymous Donors Friends’ Circle ($75 to $249) Dorothy Africa & Guy Fedorkow Graham & Elisabeth Allison Joshua Anderson Hope Anderson Sally R. Anderson James Annis Sarah Ashby Susan Assmann Nathaniel & Berta Atwater Christopher Bailey Catherine Baisly Trudy T. Baldwin Sesha Baratham Charles S. Barnaby & Cynthia A. Birr Ann Marie & Michael Barone Philip Barr Anne T. Barrett Christopher F. Baum Susan Baust Kimberley Beaudet Ulrich & Greda Becker Edward & Judith Becker Videen & Christopher Bennett Oksana Berezkina Alexandra Bertran Vesna Besarabic Conrad & Marianne Biber Tristan & Andrew Binns Walter W. Birge III Stuart & Dorothy Bless Katharine Boden Carolyn & Eugene Boehne in memory of Olive Nickerson Paul Boghosian Carrie Bolster John Bonnanzio Herbert & Barbara Boothroyd Solomon & Georgette Boucai Oliver Bouchier Judith & Dorian Bowman Nancy Bradford Cynthia & Joel Bradley Mr. & Mrs. David I. Brainard

Daniel & Janyce Brazel Robert Brazile Joseph J. Brenckle Dr. & Mrs. Rick Bringhurst Constantine Brocoum Joyce & Lawrence Brooks Leonard Buckle & Suzann Thomas-Buckle Edmund & Anne Bullis Francisco Buot Judith Burling Charles & Maria Burnham James & Ellen Burns Philip A. Cabasino Mary Ellen Cahill Maryellen Callahan Ewan & Ellen Cameron Alan Cameron Fabrice & Marie-Jo Cancre Gregory Cann Steven Caputo Holly & William Carter Mary Chamberlain Joanna Charmant & Jens Walz Mr. & Mrs. Christopher L. Chase Thomas Chasse Elspeth Chasser Deborah Choate Clara Chow Rachel Cleetus & Herman Willems William Clendaniel & Ronald Barbagallo Rev. Francis J. Cloherty Donna Makin Coard Robert L. Cochran John & Carole Cody John & Cynthia Coldren Ann M. Collins David & Randi Conley John Conway Mary Coombs John Crimlisk Neal Crossland Charles P. Croteau David Crouthamel Elizabeth Crowell Esteban Cuebas-Incle Sarah Cummer Janice & Stanley Cundey Michael & Theresia Cunningham Ann & Elliot Curtis Cynthia & D’addario Benjamin & Alexandra Dane The Davis Family Ruth Davis John & Ellen DeMambro Jacqueline Dennis Dean K. Denniston Jr. Julie Despres Nancy & John Devereaux Beth & Steven Devlin John Dewsnap Michael Diener & Barbara Soojian David & Mary Dinwoodey Peter Dodson Charles & Sheila Donahue Sean Duffy

Henry P. Dunbar John Dunn Vic & Susan Dvorak in honor of Rev. Joseph Bishop Kenneth Dzus Mr. Frederick Eayrs Judith Edersheim Michael & Marie Ellmann William & Ann Equitz Chris & Karen Erikson Clarke Esler Ms. Heather J. Moulton Peter & Sarah Farrow Mr. & Mrs. Charles S. Faulkner II Dan H. Fenn Nancy & William Fenstemacher Martha Ferko Corina & Craig Fifield Thomas & Sharon Fincher Mary Louise Fisher Dr. & Mrs. Jeff F. Flagg Carolyn & Richard Fleiss John & Lila Foster in memory of Ron Woodward Dan & Lois Frasier Cona Frederick Edward Freedman Margaretta Fulton James Gado & Janet Adachi Christine Garrity Helen Gates Joseph Geller & Maria Benet Susan Gerngross David & Janet Giele Ruth & Michael Gilbert-Whitner Thomas M. Gillespie Michael & Mary Gimbrone William Glennon John Glore Drs. Alfred & Joan Goldberg Edith Goldman & Morton Hoffman Lidia Schapira & Michael Goldstein Pamela Goloskie Laura & Carl Goodman Mark Gottesman Gerald Graham & Emily Moore Mr. & Mrs. Roland Gray III Mary J. Greer Philipp & Susan Grefe Jonathan & Sandra Grindlay Randal Guendel Ron Guerriero Patrick Guinen Don Haber & Connie Houck Barbara Hankin Ivan J. Hansen Hope Hare Adam Harper & Stephenie Strogney Monina & James Harper Elizabeth Harris Charles & Linda H. Buuck Anne Hartmere Kathleen Hasselblatt Susan Hassinger Robert Haynor & Ralph Colangelo Jasjit Heckathorn

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DONORS CONTINUED

Carl & Catherine Hedberg John & Tessa Hedley-Whyte Linda J. Heffner MJ Henderson Gerard Herlihy Joseph Heroun Edward & Pamela Hoffer Doreen & James Hogle Jeanne O. Holland Thomas Horrocks & Elizabeth Carroll-Horrocks Nancy & Thomas Howley in honor of Anne Gergen James S. Hoyte George & Sytske Humphrey Roger & Janice Hunt Joseph Hunter & Esther Schlorholtz Robert Hutchison Andrew & Monique Huvos Lin Hymel Guibenson Hyppolite Michael Iannicelli & Petia Loukova-Iannicelli Elliot Isen Marian Jackson Paul & Stone Jasie Hariharan Jayaram Ronald & Cecilia Jean-Louis Patricia & Robert Jedrey Kathleen & Hershel Jick Neida Jimenez & David Sangurima Timothy Johnson Connie Johnson Dr. Christine L. Johnston R. Christian Johnston Anthony & Ann Jones David & Althea Kaemmer Robert & Mary Kahn Daniel & Pamela Kaplan Peter Kaufman Eileen Kavanagh Marjorie Kellner Charles & Anne Kelly Stephen Kennedy Robert & Patricia Ketchum Marybeth Kimball Heather & Robert Kirby Marcellus Koster Andrea Kramer & Timothy Roach Jane Kratsch Mr. & Mrs. Michael Kraus Karl Kulling Barbara & Trevor Lancaster Christopher Landee Rudolph L. Lantelme Tanmoy Laskar in memory of Cote Laramie Deborah A. Lawson & Duane J. Matthiesen Jonathan Leavitt Laura & William Lebow Heather Lechtman Eunmi & Yong-Joon Lee Elliot & Nancy Lilien Julian Lima Stuart Lippe Henry & Marilyn Litz

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Emmy Llewellyn in honor of Teresa Wakim, soprano Saldis Lugo in memory of Vln McLellan Mr. & Mrs. Mark Luiggi Colin Lynch Martha Lynch Harold J. MacCaughey Audrey A. Macdonald Pauline M. MacDonald Winnie & Bill Mackey Camille & Robert MacKusick Elizabeth Macumber Nancy Madden & Randy Gioia Phyllis Maddox Richard Mannal Katya Mantrova Eduardo Marchena & Jean Darlington Joseph Mari David Martin Kristin & William Martin Susan Martin-Joy Dorothy Mawn Scott Mazur Jeff McConnell & Janet Chumley Thomas & Margaret McCormick Scott & Mary McDougal in memory of Ronald N. Woodward Harriet McGraw Jayne A. McMellen Tim & Jane McMurrich Elizabeth & Dave McNab Kathleen McQuillan Susan & Kirtland Mead Dr. Marian Mehegan Robert Melendy Mr. & Mrs. Joseph L. Melisi Susan & Tremont Miao Sara & Forest Milder John & Sally Miller Janet Miner Chris Mirley in memory of John Mirley Barbara Moore Deborah & Timothy Moore Susan & Paul Moran David & Susan Morse Ray Morton-Ewbank Amy Mossman Wesley & Sandra Mott Melissa & David Moyer John & Jasmine Murphy Marjorie Nastou Benjamin Neale John & Evelyn Neumeyer Selma Newburgh Mort & Raisa Newman Amy H. Nicholls Robert & Diane Nicholls Margaret & John O’Donnell Lee D. Oestreicher & Ms. Alejandra Miranda-Naon Thea & Seth Offermann Linda & Richard O’Keefe David & Laurie Otten Mark P. Ottensmeyer Les & Joan Ottinger Stephen Owades Maria Paiewonsky

Bob Paine & Beth Fuller Timothy & Christina Palmer Eugene Papa Mr. & Mrs. J.M. Patek Connie Pawelczak Deborah Peluse in memory of Geraldine Stein Joseph L. Pennacchio Gregory Pennington John Pepper Ronna Perlmutter Carolyn & Georges Peter Christine Peterson Andrew & Patricia Peterson Violeta Petrova Michael & Francesca Pfrommer Elizabeth & Ervin Philipps John & Mary Pike Allan Pineda & Mary Manning Alain Pollak Susan Pope Ralph L. Pope III Beatrice A. Porter Hugh & Caroline Powell Michael & Randi Purchia Charles Raines Frank & Astrida Ramrath Adrienne Rau Dorothy Redmond W. Jay & Diane Reedy Tiffany Riebel Brian Roake Lawrence & Christa Roberts Allan G. Rodgers Anna Roelofs Wendy Rolfe & Ben Dunham Courtney & Ethan Rowe Raymond D. Roy Enid Rubenstein Peter Rubenstein Gary J. Russell G. N. Ryland Marian Sabal Margaret Sagan & Michael Simons Mary Salach Victoria Santarcangelo & John Dobermiller Sean Santry Stephen & Toby Schlein John Schnapp & Rebecca Boyter Daniel & Margaret Schneider Irene Schneller Warren M. Schur Mrs. Aire-Maija Schwann Jeff Schwotzer Mary E. Scott Ann Besser Scott Kevin Morrison & Lesley Scott-Morton John W. Sears Lisa Sebell-Nevins Dr. Lawrence Selter Arlene Semerjian Robert M. Seraphin Joan K. Shafran & Rob Haimes Peter & Kathleen Shank Marshall Shatz Huguette & Royce Shepard

Gregory & Marilyn Shesko Mary Jean Shultz Steven & Martha Shuster John Silk & Carlotte Troubh John & Rebecca Simpson Beverly Simpson & Edward Colbert Louis Sirianni Joel & Karen Sirkin Dr. & Mrs. Charles T. Smallwood, Jr. Devin & Anna Maria Smith Stephani & Dennis Smith Marla & David Smith Anita & Verity Smith Mr. & Mrs. Claude Smith Jennifer & Mark Souza Robert Sozanski Michael Spencer Mikhail Starostin Michael Steadman Katharine Sterling Erica & Don Stern Joseph Stern Elizabeth A. Stevens in honor of Kathy & Wally Weld David & Laura Stokes Alan Strauss Margaret Suby & David Dorney Paul & Jane Suckling Herman Suit Nancy & Martin Sullivan Mary & Robert Sutter Elizabeth Sweeney Jeffrey & Linda Swope Barbara D. Tally Susan N. Tarrant Karen Tenney & Thomas Loring Dr. & Mrs. Irwin E. Thompson Mary Thompson Judith Thomson Eric Thorgerson & Elizabeth Foote John L. Thorndike Anna M. Thorpe Norm & Judie Toti Paul & Denah Toupin Mary Trageser Emily Trask Rodrigo Trevino Kathleen F. Trumbull Joan & Christoph Tschalaer Dan Tzizik Peggy & Reed Ueda Eugene & Veronica Van Loan, III Nancy Van Zant Frank & Beth Waldorf Sandra Northrup & Dean Walton Julia & Dexter Wang Robin H. Watkins Thomas Weesner Gayle & Charles Weiss Susan & Frank Wellington Ed & Amy Wertheim Richard P. West Charles & Deborah White Denise & Geoffrey Whiting Peter & Kathryn Wilcox Carter & Allison Wilkie

Kenneth Williams & Christine Dutkiewicz Kathryn A. Willmore Patrick & Elsie Wilmerding Janice & Frank Wilson Melissa Wilton Lynn & Daniel Winkler Horst Wittmann Patricia Wolfe The family of Ron Woodward James Wright III Christine Yardley Philip & Jacqueline Yen Anna Yoder in memory of Elaine Angelone Dawn & Keitaro Yoshioka in honor of May Yoshioka Henry Zacchini Mark & Carol Zarrow Dr. & Mrs. John S. Zawacki Rhonda* & Michael Zinner Eleven Anonymous Donors * Deceased

INSTITUTIONS Handel and Haydn Circle Benefactors ($50,000 and above) Barr Foundation Google † Bach Circle Benefactors ($20,000 to $49,999) Adams Arts Program of the Massachusetts Cultural Council Boston Private Bank & Trust Company Howland Capital Management † Klarman Family Foundation Massachusetts Cultural Council National Endowment for the Arts Schrafft Charitable Trust Platinum Benefactors ($10,000 to $19,999) Ann & Gordon Getty Foundation The Boston Globe † The Colonnade Hotel † Deborah Munroe Noonan Memorial Fund, Bank of America, N.A., Trustee George Frederick Jewett Foundation East Kingsbury Road Charitable Foundation Lucca Back Bay † Miss Wallace M. Leonard Foundation Seth Sprague Educational & Charitable Foundation The Parthenon Group Tsoutsouras & Co. † WBUR † Gold Benefactors ($5,000 to $9,999) Abbot & Dorothy H. Stevens Foundation Clark Charitable Trust David Greenewalt Charitable Trust

Eaton Vance Management Esther B. Kahn Charitable Foundation First Church of Christ, Scientist † Hamilton Company Charitable Foundation Holland & Knight, LLP † Martignetti Companies † The Ramsey McCluskey Family Foundation Ropes & Gray, LLP † Stearns Charitable Trust WGBH† Silver Benefactors ($2,500 to $4,999) Charles & Sara Goldberg Charitable Trust Eastern Standard Kitchen & Drinks † The Graphic Group † The Mary B. Dunn Charitable Trust New England Conservatory † Bronze Benefactors ($1,000 to $2,499) Brockton Cultural Council Brookline Bank Improper Bostonian † John Hancock Financial Services Lynn Cultural Council MASSCreative Santander Bank Foundation † In-Kind Donors

Stephen J. Fitzsimmons Joseph M. Flynn Dr. Elma Hawkins Paul Krueger & Charles Mallard* Kathryn Kucharski Michael Lawler Barbara Lee* Dr. Holger M. Luther Peter G. Manson & Peter A. Durfee Kathleen McGirr Anthony T. Moosey Mary & Sherif Nada Koen & Bartha Van Opijnen* Judith Lewis Rameior Art & Elaine Robins Lois C. Russell Dr. Michael F. Sandler Mr. Michael Scott Morton Robert N. Shapiro Janet K. Skinner Martin Small* & Lois Lowry Drs. Robert G. Spiro & Mary Jane Spiro Ms. Rheua S. Stakely* Thomas A. Teal Olaf J. & Margaret L. Thorp Mr. & Mrs. Wat H. Tyler Donald F. Wahl* Elizabeth & Robert Wax Lucas Wegmann Kathleen & Walter Weld Janet & Dean Whitla Three Anonymous Donors * Deceased

MATCHING GIFT COMPANIES Bank of New York Mellon Biogen Idec Foundation Dell Eaton Vance Management Freddie Mac Foundation General Electric Google IBM Corporation ING John Hancock Financial Services Johnson & Johnson Merck Partnership for Giving Millipore Northeast Utilities Olympus NDT State Street United Technologies VMware Foundation

1815 SOCIETY Members of the 1815 Society have included H+H in their longterm financial and estate plans.

Allison & William Achtmeyer Amy S. Anthony Marie-Hélène Bernard Herbert & Barbara Boothroyd Dr. Lee C. Bradley III* Louise & Thomas Cashman Patricia Collins David B. Elsbree Todd Estabrook

LIFETIME BENEFACTORS The following donors are lifetime benefactors in perpetuity whose cumulative giving to H+H is $100,000 or more.

Abbot & Dorothy H. Stevens Foundation Allison & William Achtmeyer Amy S. Anthony Barr Foundation Bessie Pappas Charitable Foundation The Boston Foundation Dr. Lee C. Bradley III* Edmund* & Betsy Cabot Cabot Family Charitable Trust Alfred* & Fay Chandler John F. Cogan & Mary L. Cornille Julia D. Cox Elisabeth K. Davis* Willma H. Davis The E. Nakamichi Foundation Todd Estabrook & John Tenhula Deborah & Robert First Joseph M. Flynn George Frederick Jewett Foundation East Mr. & Mrs. John Gerstmayr Stephanie Gertz Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Gleysteen John W. Gorman* Janet* & Henry Halvorson Sylvia & Roy A. Hammer

The Harold Whitworth Pierce Charitable Trust Mr.* & Mrs. J. Robert Held Helena Foundation Jane’s Trust Mr. & Mrs. David B. Jenkins Kingsbury Road Charitable Foundation Mr.* & Mrs. Remsen M. Kinne III Klarman Family Foundation George D.* & Karen S. Levy Winifred I. Li & William P. Oliver Linde Family Foundation Massachusetts Cultural Council Walter H. Mayo Betty Morningstar & Jeanette Kruger Mary & Sherif Nada National Endowment for the Arts Grace & John Neises* Winifred & Leroy Parker The Parthenon Group Mr. & Mrs. Timothy C. Robinson Michael F. Sandler Robert H. Scott & Diane T. Spencer Mr. & Mrs.* Michael Scott Morton Seth Sprague Educational and Charitable Foundation State Street Foundation Susan M. Stemper Stratford Foundation Sun Life Financial Mr. & Mrs. Wat H. Tyler Virginia Wellington Cabot Foundation Donald F. Wahl* Elizabeth & Robert Wax Kathleen & Walter Weld Janet & Dean Whitla Wilson Family Foundation Ron* & Jean Woodward Christopher R. Yens & Temple V. Gill Eight Anonymous Donors * Deceased

SOCIETY BALL CONTRIBUTORS Allison & William Achtmeyer^ Kathleen & Robert Allen Wendy Almquist Emanuele Angelino & Sara Wilson Amy S. Anthony^ Martha Hatch Bancroft Peter Banks in honor of Karen Levy Jeffrey Barnett Richard & Margaret Batchelder^ Afarin & Lee Bellisario Tristan & Andrew Binns David Birkner Stuart & Dorothy Bless Christopher M. Bone in honor of Thomas Kelly Boston Private Bank & Trust Company^

Boston University in honor of Sandi Nicolucci Mary Briggs & John Krzywicki Edmund and Betsy Cabot Charitable Foundation^ Ian & Kelsey Calhoun Joanie & Michael Callahan Kait & Tom Caputo Holly & William Carter in memory of Barbara Maze Louise & Thomas Cashman^ James & Linda Crawford in honor of Sandi Nicolucci Lloyd & Gene Dahmen in honor of Thomas Kelly Enrique & Veronica Darer Joy & Chester Douglass in honor of Sandi Nicolucci Early Music America Todd Estabrook & John Tenhula Ronald & Deborah Fellman in honor of Sandi Nicolucci Joseph Ferrell John Finney Deborah & Robert First^ Joseph M. Flynn^ Deborah L. Freeman Lisa & Joseph Furrier Pete & Jen Garran Thatcher L. Gearhart William & Kristi Geary John & Pamela Gerstmayr^ Nicholas & Paula Gleysteen^ Jan & Suzanne Gleysteen Don Haber & Connie Houck Sylvia & Roy A. Hammer Suzanne & Easley Hamner Sean & Melissa Hegarty Joseph Heroun Bill & Cile Hicks Barbara & Amos B. Hostetter Mary Jeka Thomas Kelly & Margaret Badenhausen J. Clinton & Louise Kelly Jane E. Manilych & Prof. W. Carl Kester^ Stephen Kidder & Judith Malone Judith & Mark King^ Mr. Sidney Knafel & Ms. Londa Weisman Brenda M. Kronberg Claire Laporte Karen Secunda Levy^ Laura M. & Thomas R. Lucke Philip & Anne May William McManus in honor of Sandi Nicolucci Kathleen McQuillan James F. Millea & Mary Ellen Bresciani Janet Miner Colonel & Mrs. Don Mofford USAF Anthony T. Moosey^ Stephen Morrissey Mary & Sherif Nada^ New Britain High School in honor of Sandi Nicolucci C. Patrick O’Donnell Jr. & Kendra O’Donnell

Michael & Adam Oliveri Scott & Diane Palmer^ Myran Parker-Brass & Kenneth Brass Carl & Linda Perlmutter in honor of Karen Levy Samuel D. Perry Ellen Petri & Jonathan Klein Mr. and Mrs. William Pisano Dana & Carolyn Pope Emily & Stefan Reed Elizabeth Gawthrop Riely Anne Righter in honor of Thomas Kelly George & Carol Sacerdote John & Julie Sano Emily F. Schabacker Robert H. Scott & Diane T. Spencer^ Michael Scott Morton^ David & Marie Louise Scudder^ Richard & Eleanor Seamans^ Seamans Capital Management Robert N. Shapiro Robert Shavell Arnold & Mary Slavet Elizabeth A. Stevens in honor of Kathy & Wally Weld Terry & Michael Taylor Donald Teeters Jeffrey S. Thomas Michael Tilley & Peter Griglik Nancy & Michael Tooke^ Paul & Denah Toupin David G. Tuerck & Prema P. Popat Cecily Tyler Wat & Britten Tyler The Tyler Family^ Richard & Lisa Tyson Birgitt Van Wijk Rosamond B. Vaule Judy & Menno Verhave Frank & Beth Waldorf in honor of Karen Levy Edward & Judith Walk Thomas & Jane Watt Elizabeth & Robert Wax Matthew A. & Susan B. Weatherbie Foundation Kathleen & Walter Weld^ Janet & Dean Whitla Carter & Allison Wilkie Wilson Family Foundation One Anonymous Donor ^ Table sponsor

2013 – 2014 SEASON ANNUAL REPORT 15

MUSICIANS ORCHESTRA ROSTER VIOLIN

Jenny Stirling

BASSOON

Barbara Wright

Andrew Schwartz, Principal Marilyn Boenau

CHORUS ROSTER SOPRANO

Aisslinn Nosky, Concertmaster

CELLO

Christina Day Martinson, Associate Concertmaster

Guy Fishman, Principal

HORN

Jennifer Ashe

Paul Dwyer

John Aubrey

Jessica Cooper

Susanna Ogata, Assistant Concertmaster

Sarah Freiberg

John Boden

Cassandra Extavour

Colleen McGary-Smith

James Hampson

Monica Hatch

Robert Marlatt

Shannon Larkin

Robert Nairn, Principal

TRUMPET

Jessica Petrus

Erik Higgins

Christopher Belluscio

Heather Miller Lardin

Bruce Hall

Pippa Macmillan

Jesse Levine

Danielle Maddon

Anthony Manzo

Vincent Monaco

Julia McKenzie

FLUTE

Jessica Park

Christopher Krueger, Principal

TIMPANI

Joan Plana

Andrea LeBlanc

Gary DiPerna

Adriane Post

Wendy Rolfe

Jonathan Hess

Julia Cavallaro

OBOE

KEYBOARD

Stephen Hammer, Principal

Ian Watson, Principal

Douglas Dodson

Debra Nagy

Michael Beattie

Marc Schachman

Justin Blackwell

Tatiana Daubek Clayton Hoener Fiona Hughes Jesse Irons Abigail Karr Julie Leven

Linda Quan Krista Buckland Reisner Jane Starkman Guiomar Turgeon Katherine Winterstein Lena Wong

VIOLA David Miller, Principal Anne Black Laura Jeppesen Emily Rideout

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BASS

Lani Spahr

CLARINET

Paul Perfetti

Elissa Alvarez

Margot Rood

TENOR Matthew Anderson Jonas Budris Marcio de Oliveira Thomas Gregg Craig Hanson Randy McGee Alex Powell Stefan Reed Patrick T. Waters

Sonja DuToit Tengblad

BASS

Erika Vogel

Jonathan Barnhart

Teresa Wakim

Glenn Billingsley

Brenna Wells

Woodrow Bynum

Shari Alise Wilson

Jacob Cooper

ALTO Carrie Cheron Mary Gerbi Katherine Growdon Catherine Hedberg

ARCHLUTE

Margaret Lias

Paula Chateuneuf

Thea Lobo

Eric Hoeprich, Principal

Miranda Loud

Thomas Carroll

Emily Marvosh

Diane Heffner

Clare McNamara

Antony Pay

Reginald Mobley Martin Near

Thomas Dawkins Bradford Gleim Scott Allen Jarrett David McFerrin Paul Max Tipton Donald Wilkinson

ADMINISTRATION THE HANDEL AND HAYDN SOCIETY TEAM

Michelle Shoemaker Musicianship Instructor (until December 2013)

Marie-Hélène Bernard Executive Director and CEO

ARTISTIC AND EDUCATION Ira Pedlikin Director, Artistic Planning and Education Jesse Levine Personnel/Production Manager Music Librarian Bill Pappazisis Assistant Director, Education Heather Fishman Education Coordinator Alyson Greer Conductor, Young Women’s Chorus and Young Women’s Chamber Choir

Trevor W. Pollack Associate Director, Institutional Giving

Jocelyn Gammon Marketing Assistant (until August 2013)

INTERNS

Michael Driscoll Lead Musicianship Instructor

Jan Miner Campaign Major Gifts Officer (since January 2014)

Evan Raczynski Marketing Assistant (since May 2014)

Cori Bodley

Vale Southard Musicianship Instructor

Brook Holladay Campaign Manager

Naomi Brigell Box Office Assistant

Melissa Ciociolo

Sonja DuToit Tengblad Soprano, Vocal Quartet Teaching Artist, Lee School

Meredith Lynch Development Associate (until November 2013)

Carrie Cheron Alto, Vocal Quartet Christian Figueroa Tenor, Vocal Quartet Rashaun Campbell Bass, Vocal Quartet Julia Carey Pianist, Vocal Quartet

Laurin Stoler Calling Campaign Manager

Jane Esterquest

Hannah Grube Development Assistant (since January 2014)

FINANCE + ADMINISTRATION

Andrew Fuchs

Clifford H. Rust CFO and Director of Administration

Cristina Gallo

Mary Ellen Reardon Accounting Assistant

Sheridan Haskell

Wei Jing Saw Executive Assistant (until February 2014)

Danai Macridi

Mary K. Eliot Development Consultant

MARKETING + COMMUNICATIONS

Heather Tryon Conductor, Singers and Youth Chorus

Kilian Mooney Teaching Artist, Lee School

Michael Becker Pianist, Young Women’s Chorus and Young Women’s Chamber Choir

Xixi Zhou Pianist, Lee School

Sue D’Arrigo Senior Marketing Manager

BICENTENNIAL + COMMUNITY

Matthew Erikson PR and Communications Manager (since November 2013)

(as of January 2014)

DEVELOPMENT

Anna Rose Carr Pianist, Young Men’s Chorus

Mike Peluse Director of Development Meagan McMullen Associate Director, Annual Fund

Benjamin Cope

Haley Brown Development Associate

Kerry Israel Director of Marketing and Communications (until March 2014)

Craig McMahan Musician Instructor

Kathryn Collier Jessica Darfoor

Jennifer Ashe Teaching Artist, Kennedy School

Emily Yoder Reed Director of Bicentennial and Community Engagement

Louise Brownsberger

Chris Stager Marketing Consultant

Joseph Stillitano Conductor, Young Men’s Chorus

Alexandra Lutkevich Pianist, Singers and Youth Chorus

Nikki Scandalios Public Relations Consultant

Josephine Bearden

James Doyle Design and Multimedia Manager Emily Griffin Audience Services Manager José Cuadra Box Office Associate

Lina Zhong Executive Assistant (since February 2014)

Kelsey Devlin Zoe Fong

Ryan Gosser Charlotte Hodges Peter Mitchell Sarah Pardo Suzanne Pergal

Michelle Chiles Archivist

David Perelman

Ropes & Gray LLP Counsel

Holly Rudd

Howland Capital Management, Inc Tax Services

Mary Speta

Tsoutsouras & Company, P.C. Auditors

Ben Pitt Ciara Soto Jessica Trainor Jinzhao Wang Drew Zeiba

2013 MLK SUMMER SCHOLAR Elizabeth George

2013 – 2014 SEASON ANNUAL REPORT 17

SEASON PROGRAMMING September 27, 2013, 8pm September 29, 2013, 3pm

February 21, 2014, 8pm February 23, 2014, 3pm

Symphony Hall

Symphony Hall

Harry Christophers, conductor Bach Mass in B Minor

Harry Christophers, conductor Young Women’s Chorus and Young Men’s Chorus Nathalie Paulin, soprano

November 1, 2013, 8pm November 3, 2013, 3pm Symphony Hall

Handel: Overture to Saul Vivaldi: Ostro picta, armata spina Vivaldi: Gloria in D

Grant Llewellyn, conductor

Vivaldi: Sinfonia dalla Dorilla in tempe

Aisslinn Nosky, violin

Handel: Salve Regina

Guy Fishman, cello

Handel: Foundling Hospital Anthem

Steven Hammer, oboe Andrew Schwartz, bassoon

March 14, 2014, 8pm March 16, 2014, 3pm

Haydn: Sinfonia Concertante for Violin, Cello, Oboe and Bassoon

Jordan Hall

Mozart: Symphony No. 35, Haffner

Harry Christophers, conductor

Beethoven: Symphony No. 2

Plainsong: Veni creator spiritus Byrd: Laudibus in sanctis

November 29, 2013, 7.30pm; November 30 and December 1, 2013, 3pm

Bach: Bist du bei mir

Symphony Hall

Bach: Komm, Jesu Komm

Harry Christophers, conductor

Byrd: Ye gentle muses

Gillian Keith, soprano Daniel Taylor, countertenor Tom Randle, tenor Sumner Thompson, baritone Handel Messiah

December 14, 2013, 11am and 2pm Great Hall, Faneuil Hall

John Finney, conductor

Bach: Jesu meine freude

Byrd: Agnus Dei Byrd: Ave verum corpus Bach: Singet dem herrn

April 4, 2014, 8pm at Jordan Hall April 6, 2014, 3pm at Sanders Theatre Aisslinn Nosky, violin soloist & leader Mendelssohn’s Library Handel: Concerto Grosso in B minor, Op.6, No. 12 J.S. Bach: Concerto for 2 Violins, Strings and Continuo in D Minor, BWV 1043

Holiday Sing

C.P.E. Bach: Sinfonia in B-Flat Wq.182, No. 2

December 19, 2013, 8pm December 22, 2013, 3pm Jordan Hall

Scott Metcalfe, conductor Martin Luther: Nun komm, der Heiden Heiland

Mendelssohn: Concerto for Violin in D Minor

May 2, 2014, 7.30pm May 4, 2014, 3pm Symphony Hall

Michael Praetorius: Nun komm der Heiden Heiland

Harry Christophers, conductor

Bach: Cantata 62, Nun komm der Heiden Heiland

Joshua Ellicott, tenor (Samson)

J.C. Bach: Lieber Herr Gott, wecke uns auf

Joélle Harvey, soprano (Dalila)

J.L. Bach: Overture from Suite in G Major

Catherine Wyn-Rogers, alto (Micah)

J.B. Bach: Suite in G Major

Matthew Brook, bass-baritone (Manoah)

Praetorius: Vom Himmel hoch (Polyhymnia caduceatrix) Praetorius: Puer natus in Bethlehem (Polyhymnia caduceatrix) Samuel Scheidt: Gelobet seystu Jesu Christ a8

Dashon Burton, bass-baritone (Harapha) Stefan Reed, tenor (Messenger) Sonja DuToit Tengblad, soprano (Israelitish Woman) Handel: Samson

Praetorius: In dulci jubilo a8 (Musae Sioniae)

May 15-18, 2014 January 24, 2014, 8pm January 26, 2014, 3pm Symphony Hall

Shubert Theatre

Nicholas McGegan, conductor Mark Morris Dance Group

Richard Egarr, conductor

Sherezade Panthaki, soprano (Galatea)

Beethoven: Coriolan Overture

Thomas Cooley, tenor (Acis)

Haydn: Symphony No. 104, London

Zach Finkelstein, tenor (Damon)

WFE Bach: Symphony in G Beethoven: Symphony No. 4

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Douglas Williams, bass-baritone (Polyphemus) Handel Acis and Galatea (Mozart arrangement)