FestivalSouth 2022 Music Programs

2022

13th SEASON PROGRAM

This project is supported in part by funding from the Mississippi Arts Commission, a state agency, and in part, from the National Endowment for the Arts, a federal agency.

FOUNDING ARTISTIC DIRECTOR/ EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF HCA

Dr. Jay Dean

ARTISTIC DIRECTOR

Dr. Mike Lopinto

HCA DONOR RELATIONS/OFFICE ADMIN.

Rachel Ciraldo

FESTIVALCOORDINATORS

FestivalHeadliners

Dr. Jay Dean

Dr. Mike Lopinto

FestivalMusic

Dr. Theresa Sanchez

Jorge Gonzalez, FestivalSouth Orchestral Academy

FestivalSouth Youth Programs

Jennifer Timidaiski, Artie Coordinator

Ellen Hunter Ruffin, Artie Reads

Elisha Dailey, Artie Event Assistant

Dr. Jennifer Bruton, FestivalSouth Youth Ambassadors

Calvin Bogan, FestivalZ Events for Teens

FestivalDance

Cydney McGee

FestivalFavorites

Angela Davis-Morris, Festival5K

Sid Gonsoulin, FestivalGolf Classic

Signature Magazine, Best of the Pine Belt

FESTIVAL OUTREACH

Kristina Finch

FESTIVAL LOGISTICS

Harlan Mapp Production Manager

Beau Roberts, Ottavio Kavakama

FESTIVAL PR/MARKETING

Dr. Mike Lopinto, Brett Barnes, Hanif Lawrence, Erleisha Green

FESTIVALFAMILY

Elizabeth Dickson Schwartz Volunteer Coord.

FESTIVAL WEBMASTER

Kyle Nicholas

FESTIVAL STREAMING CONTENT

Marc Rivet, Doug Hutchinson

FESTIVAL TICKETING

Ivonne Kawas

HCA FINANCIAL

Carolyn McLarnan

EVENT SUPPORT STAFF

Youth Ambassadors

CONTENTS

REFLECTIONS OF CHINA

ALIAS BRASS - “DEBUT”

ROMANTIC TRANSCRIPTIONS

SINCERELY, STEPHEN SONDHEIM

BRAHMS’ REQUIEM

MR. SHOWMANSHIP

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TREASURED JEWELS, HIDDEN GEMS PAGE 14-15

FEMALE DYNAMIC PAGE 16-17

PRECIOUS MEMORIES

VIRTUOSIC MASTERWORKS

ART OF SEDUCTION

FOREVER: THE MUSIC OF QUEEN

FESTIVALCOFFEE CONCERTS

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FestivalSouth® is a division of The Hattiesburg Concert Association (HCA), that is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year. The mission of the HCA is to present high caliber and diverse artistic and cultural events that enrich, engage and educate our community and state; contribute to the state’s creative economy by serving as a cultural leader for our state, region and nation; and provide cutting edge cultural and educational opportunities for artists of all levels and ages.

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Bids accepted through June 25, 2022 - 7:15 p.m.

Artist Darryl Anderson joins the FestivalFamily this year with his work “Blues Night.” A native of Los Angeles, Calif., he has lived in Mississippi most of his life. He describes his paintings as “vibrant but not exact,” gathering information from field painting and “capturing the colors through emotional responses to life.”All of his artwork is dedicated to his mother.

The painting is an 18 x 20inch watercolor on paper and is up for auction with proceeds supporting FestivalSouth.

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“Blues Night”

Chinese Pianist Zhaolei Xie was a winner in the Bradshaw & Buono International Piano Competition, which led to his debut in Weill Recital Hall of Carnegie Hall in New York City. He also won the Bronze Medal in the 58th Wideman International Piano Competition. Currently, Mr. Xie is the Collaborative Artist in Piano at The University of Southern Mississippi.

Mr. Xie has collaborated with numerous musicians including Grammy-award winning chamber musician Andrew Pelletier, Italian international recording artist Elena Cecconi, Norwegian Tuba Soloist Øystein Baadsvik, and artists from prestigious universities and orchestras. In addition to being a collaborative artist, Mr. Xie has performed piano solo concerts at Miller Recital Hall and Greenfield Hall in New York City. He has appeared as orchestral soloist with the Monroe Symphony Orchestra, Mid-Texas Symphony Orchestra, Texas Christian University Symphony Orchestra and Southeastern Louisiana University Chamber Orchestra.

Reflections of China Zhaolei Xie, piano

Sunday, June 5, 2022 at 3:00 p.m. Kelley Hall at University Baptist Church

Hattiesburg, MS

夕阳箫鼓 Spring on the Moonlit River (1975) Yinghai Li

平湖秋月 Autumn Moon on a Calm Lake (1975) Peixun Chen

梅花三弄 Plum Blossom Melody Variations (1973)Jianzhong Wang

百鸟朝凤 Birds Adoring the Phoenix (1973) Jianzhong Wang

松花江上 By the Songhua River (1967) Shiguang Cui

解放区的天 The Sky in the Liberated Areas (1963) Jiangzhong Wang

翻身的日子 Days of Emancipation (1964) Wanghua Chu

绣金匾 Embroidering a Golden Plaque (1974) Jianzhong Wang

浏阳河 Liuyang River (1972) Jianzhong Wang

山丹丹开花红艳艳 Jianzhong Wang Red Lilies Crimson and Bright (1974)

“

茉莉花”幻想曲 Wanghua Chu

Jasmine Flower Fantasia (2003)

DEBUT

FEATURING THE ALIAS BRASS

Jonathan Bhatia, trumpet

Timothy J. Tesh, trumpet

Natalie Brooke Higgins, horn

Timothy Dueppen, trombone

Clayton Maddox, tuba

Thursday, June 9, 2022 at 7:30 p.m.

Founder’s Hall at Parkway Heights United Methodist Church

Hattiesburg, MS

Fire Dance Anthony DiLorenzo

Little Fugue in G Minor J. S. Bach arr. Ronald Romm

Quintet Michael Kamen

Theme from RobinHoodPrinceofThieves

Selections from WestSideStory

Michael Kamen, arr. Adrian Wagner

Leonard Bernstein arr. Jack Gale

Amazing Grace Traditional, arr. Luther Henderson

Vuelta del Fuego

Kevin McKee

St. James Infirmary Traditional, arr. Luther Henderson

Gabriel’s Oboe

Fugue on a Theme from Tetris

Ennio Morricone

arr. Jonathan Bhatia

Traditional, arr. Madeline Lee

It Don’t Mean A Thing If It Ain’t Got That Swing

Duke Ellington

arr. David Kosmyna

Carmen Suite Georges Bizet

arr. Madeline Lee

Romantic Transcriptions FOR FLUTE AND PIANO

Friday, June 10, 2022 at 3:00 p.m. Heritage United Methodist Church Hattiesburg, MS

Sonata in C major (1926)

Sans lenteur, tendrement (1874-1947)

Veloce (12 C.V. 8 Cyl. 5000 tours)

Modéré, très à l’aise, au gré de l’interprète

Three Romances Op. 94 (1849)

schnell

Einfach, innig

Nicht schnell briefintermission

Sonata in A major (1886) César Franck

Allegretto ben moderato (1822-1890)

Allegro

Ben moderato: Recitativo-Fantasia

Allegretto poco mosso

Acclaimed flutist Danilo Mezzadri is an ACUE Distinguished Teaching Scholar and Professor at The University of Southern Mississippi. He is the creator of the Spider Log interleaved practice system, and founder of both International Flute Workshop in Italy and Southern Flute Festival in the United States. Dr. Mezzadri, featured as a soloist with more than fifty ensembles worldwide, has a “glowing, golden tone,” “vivid musicality” (FanfareMagazine), and his “dexterity is enviable” (British Flute Society). His performances have been reviewed as “gorgeous” (Detroit Press ) “with a limpid sound, and coaxing every ounce of lyricism” (JacksonPatriot). Danilo has won several competitions, including the International Porto Alegre Symphonic Orchestra Young Instrumentalist Competition and the Brazilian International Flute Association Competition. Danilo is principal flute soloist with Gulf Coast and North Mississippi Symphony Orchestras. He earned a Master of Music, Master of Musicology, and Doctor of Musical Arts degrees from Michigan State University.

Critics praise pianist Elizabeth Moak’s CD “Art Fire Soul: Piano Music of Judith Lang Zaimont” for her “brio, assurance, and remarkable talent” (ResMusica, France) and her “musicianship and panache” (ClassicalNet).

“Romantic Transcriptions” with flutist Danilo Mezzadri— featuring Franck, Hahn, Schumann—was released in 2019 to favorable reviews. Winner of the Mu Phi Epsilon International Competition and the National Federation of Music Clubs Biennial Auditions among others, Elizabeth Moak has performed throughout the USA (including Hawaii and Puerto Rico) and internationally (Asia, Europe, Canada, South America), as well as on national television (PBS) and radio (NPR), and international radio (France, Switzerland, and Hong Kong). In addition to honors for her solo-piano playing, Moak has also been recognized for her teaching by Peabody Conservatory, Millsaps College, and the Mississippi Music Teachers Association, as well as for her collaborative work by the Peabody Conservatory and the Music Academy of the West.

Saturday, June 11, 2022 at 7:30 p.m. Hattiesburg Cultural Center Hattiesburg, MS

Brett Barnes, Mely Berdion, Jennifer Bruton, Jacobi Daughrity, Patricia Garner, Latisha Hamilton, Sarah Hamman, Brandon Hayes, Allen Hollifield, Lauren Cate Leake, Mike Lopinto, Tammy Mansfield, and Rachel Claire Stevens

Sam Bruton and Tammy Mansfield, piano; Lowery Hicks, bass; Andy Gilstrap, drums

All music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim

Arrangements by Tammy Mansfield

Ballad of Sweeney Todd

(From the Broadway Musical SweeneyTodd ) (As recorded by Lea Delaria on the album “Play It Cool”)

By the Sea

(from the Broadway musical SweeneyTodd ) (as performed by The Trotter Trio)

Anyone Can Whistle

(from the Broadway musical AnyoneCanWhistle ) (as recorded by Nancy Wilson on the album “Color and Light - Jazz Sketches on Sondheim”)

Send in the Clowns

(From the Broadway Musical ALittleNightMusic )

The Girls of Summer

(From the Broadway Musical MerrilyWeRollAlong )

Take Me to the World

(From the ABC Stage 67 TV show EveningPrimrose )

I Do Like You

(Song omitted from AFunnyThingHappenedontheWaytotheForum )

Pretty Women

(From the Broadway musical SweeneyTodd )

(As performed by Peabo Bryson in “Color & Light - Jazz Sketches on Sondheim”)

Loving You

(from the Broadway show Passion ) (as recorded by Nancy Wilson and Peabo Bryson on the album “Color and Light - Jazz Sketches on Sondheim”)

Johanna Reprise

(From the Broadway Musical SweeneyTodd )

(As Recorded by Eleri Ward

Somewhere

(from the Broadway musical WestSideStory ) (As recorded by Aretha Franklin)

Sunday

(From the Broadway musical SundayintheParkwithGeorge ) (As recorded by Billy Porter & the Broadway Inspirational Voices)

INTERMISSION

Another 100 People

(From the Broadway Musical Company ) (As recorded by The Trotter Trio)

You Could Drive a Person Crazy

(From the Broadway Musical Company )

(From the album “Liaisons, Re-Imagining Sondheim from the Piano”)

The Glamorous Life

(From the Broadway Musical ALittleNightMusic )

(As recorded on the album “City of Strangers - A Sondheim Jazz Project”)

So Many People

(From the Broadway Musical MarryMeaLittle ) (As performed on the album “City of Strangers - A Sondheim Jazz Project”)

Not While I’m Around

(From the Broadway Musical SweeneyTodd )

Sooner or Later

(Academy Award-winner from the motion picture DickTracy ) (As performed by Jane Krakowski on the album “Sondheim at the Movies”)

Last Midnight

(From the Broadway Musical IntotheWoods )

(From Billy Porter’s “At the Corner of Broadway and Soul”)

Old Friends

(From the Broadway Musical MerrilyWeRollAlong )

(As recorded by Barry Manilow & Rosemary Clooney)

Requiem OPUS 45

The words selected from the Holy Scriptures for Solo, Chorus, and Orchestra (organ, ad libitum)

Composed by Johannes Brahms (1833-1897)

Joseph N. Wilkinson, conductor

Susan Ruggiero, soprano

Johnnie Bankens, bass

Kathy G. Vail, organ FestivalOrchestra

Sunday, June 12, 2022 at 3:00 p.m. Westminster Presbyterian Church Hattiesburg, MS

I. Blessed are they that mourn……………………….…..Matthew

II. Behold all flesh is as the grass………………………….I

III. Lord, make me to know my end……..………………….Psalm

IV. How lovely is Thy dwelling place…………………Psalm

V. Ye now are sorrowful………………………………….....John

VI. Here on earth have we no continuing place……...Hebrews

VII. Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord…...Apocalypse

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In order to provide a comforting message to those who mourned the passing of a much-loved individual, Johannes Brahms composed AGermanRequiem. Later, however, he indicated that a better title would be “A Human Requiem” as his intent was to provide solace to every person regardless of religious convictions. In contrast to the traditional movements of the Catholic mass for the dead, Brahms selected Bible passages and chose to have the work performed in the vernacular (German) as a service for the living. As a composer, Brahms sought to measure up to being compared to other Germanic composers such as Bach, Mozart, and Beethoven, by striving to write music that not only honored the past history of music but skillfully crafted new works. Indeed, Brahms’ innovative Requiem, his most lengthy composition, sparkles with grandeur and has withstood the test of time.

Mr Showmanship

Featuring David Maiocco as Liberace

Thursday, June 16, 2022 at 7:30 p.m.

Hattiesburg Cultural Center

Hattiesburg, MS

Born as Wladzlu Valentino Liberace, he became the best known virtuoso pianist of the twentieth century. Liberace embraced a wildly flamboyant lifestyle both on and off the stage, “didn’t just give concerts, he put on a show.” He was best known for making classical music more fun and accessible for his raving audiences. This year at FestivalSouth, we pay tribute to Liberace through his spiritual successor, David Maiocco. Dressed in similar flashy fashion, Maiocco embodies Liberace’s flamboyant style from the second he walks on stage!

Treasured Jewels andHidden Gems

FEATURING

Meredith Johnson, soprano Joseph Brumbeloe, piano

Friday, June 17, 2022 at 3:00 p.m. Westminster Presbyterian Church Hattiesburg, MS

OPERA

Piangerò la sorte mia George Frideric Handel from GiulioCesare (1685–1759)

Vedrai, carino Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart from Don Giovanni (1756–1791)

Saper vorreste Giuseppe Verdi from UnBalloinMaschera (1813-1901)

Signore, ascolta! Giacomo Puccini from Turandot (1858-1924)

ART SONG

Das Veilchen Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

Sämtliche Lieder, Op. 12. Clara Schumann Er is gekommen in Sturm und Regen, no. 2 (1819–1896)

Liebst du um Schönheit, no. 4 Warum willst du and’re fragen, no.11

Lorelei

Shelley Songs Creighton Allen

Winter Song (1900–1969)

To a Maiden

The Dawn Autumn

The World’s Wanderers

Mutability A Dirge

Remembrance

Evening

To the Moon

Cabaret Songs Milton

Babbitt

As Long as it Isn’t Love (1916-2011)

Penelope’s Night Song

Now You See It

A Word on My Ear Michael

Flanders

(1922-1975) Donald Swann (1923-1994)

Mississippi native Dr. Meredith Melvin Johnson, trains future music educators in diction, pedagogy, and literature in addition to coaching collegiate level singers in multiple genres. She specializes in both classical and belt techniques and is an active adjudicator and vocal clinician, offering workshops for choral groups, showchoirs, musical theatre students, and church ensembles. In addition to her position as assistant professor of voice at The University of Southern Mississippi, Dr. Johnson’s private studio caters to a wide variety of musical styles while her online courses, “Virtual Vocal Academy” and “Audition Bootcamp” offer training to students around the globe.

Dr. Joseph Brumbeloe joined the faculty of the School of Music at Southern Miss in1999, after having taught music theory at Kenyon College, Washburn University and Kansas State University. He holds a Ph.D. in music theory from Indiana University. His research interests include the theory and literature of the 18th-century, as well as 20th-century methodologies and music, including jazz. His research has been published in the New Groves Dictionary of Music and Musicians; Theory and Practice, Theoria, Music Theory: Explorations and Applications; Gamut and the Indiana Theory Review. Additionally, he has delivered papers to meetings of the Society of Music Theory, Celebrating Milton Babbitt, the College Music Society, and the International Festival of Women Composers.

Female Dynamic: Chamber Music

by Women Composers

Saturday, June 18, 2022, at 3:00 p.m.

Thomas Fine Arts Auditorium, stage

William Carey University

Hattiesburg, MS

Rachel Ciraldo, flute

Galit Kaunitz, oboe

Rebecca Chambers, horn

Kenneth Graves, clarinet

Kim Woolly, bassoon

Theresa Sanchez, piano

Wind Quintet in C Major Claude Arrieu Allegro (1903-1990)

Andante

Allegro scherzando

Adagio

Allegro vivace

Rachel Ciraldo, Galit Kaunitz, Kenneth Graves, Rebecca Chambers, Kim Woolly

Trio de Salon Marie Félicie Clémence de Reiset, Andantino sostenuto Vicomtesse de Grandval Allegro moderato (1830-1907)

Galit Kaunitz, Kim Woolly, Theresa Sanchez

Scottish Legend, Op. 54, No. 1 Amy Marcy Cheney Beach (1867-1944)

Kleiner Walzer

Carreño (An meine Tochter Teresita) (1853-1917) Theresa Sanchez

Sounds of the Forest Sofia Gubaidulina

Allegro rustico b. 1931

Rachel Ciraldo and Theresa Sanchez

Trio for Oboe, Bassoon and Keyboard Madeleine Dring Drammatico (1923-1977)

Dialogues. Andante sostenuto

Allegro con brio

Galit Kaunitz, Kim Woolly, Theresa Sanchez

Red Clay and Mississippi Delta

Valerie Coleman b. 1970

Rachel Ciraldo, Galit Kaunitz, Kenneth Graves, Rebecca Chambers, Kim Woolly

Precious Memories

Sunday, June 19, 2022 at 3 p.m.

Eureka School

Hattiesburg, MS

Featuring music by African American composers, Precious Memories will invoke thoughts of times, friends and loved ones from our past in celebration of Juneteenth. Bask in an afternoon of early spirituals, traditional gospel, and popular music that

Featuring Ora Reed and Larry Robinson

COLORED A

PERSPECTIVE

by Darryl Anderson

June 4 - 24

Thursday-Saturday 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.

Eureka School

Free

SPECIAL EVENTS

Friday, June 4 10 a.m. - 12 noon

Opening Coffee Reception

Sunday, June 19, 3 p.m.

Juneteenth celebration

PRECIOUS MEMORIES featuring Ora Reed and Larry Robinson

Falling in love with scenes of the South as a child, Darryl translated those scenes with watercolor hues and a brush. He now travels throughout the south with a vagabond approach to each painting. According to Wyatt Waters, “Darryl was motivated to find his passion and pursue it.” Darryl says”

If you’re an artist, just paint, just do it! Don’t worry about what others think!”

Darryl now has his own gallery, the D. Anderson Gallery, located in Hazlehurst, Mississippi.

VirtuosicChamberMasterworks

Thursday, June 23, 2022, at 7:30 p.m.

First Presbyterian Church

Hattiesburg, MS

Rachel Taratoot Ciraldo, flute

James Ryon, oboe

Kenneth Graves, clarinet

Kim Woolly, bassoon

Jacquelyn Adams, French horn

Theresa Sanchez, piano

Jorge Gonzalez, violin

Maya Freeman, violin

Kimberly Sparr, viola

Alexander Russakovsky, cello

Samuel Dahmer, bass

Stephanie Gustafson Amfahr, harp

Antiche Danze ed Arie, Suite II Ottorino Respighi arranged for flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon, (1879-1936) harp and string quartet arr. James Ryon

Laura Soave (Fabrizio Carolo – 1581):

Balletto con gagliarda, saltarello e canario

Danza Rustica (Giov. Batt. Besardo – 1617):

Allegretto

Campanae Parisiennes – Aria (Mersenne Marin- Sec. XVII): Andante e mosso

Bergamasca (Bernardo Gianoncelli detto is Bernadello – 1650):

Allegro

Le Tombeau de Couperin, Maurice Ravel Suite for piano arranged for wind quartet, (1875-1937) string quartet, and harp arr. James Ryon

Prélude

Forlane

Menuet/Musette

Rigaudon

Fugue

Toccata

Intermission

Piano Septet in D Minor, Op. 74 Johann N. Hummel for flute, oboe, French horn, viola, (1778-1837) cello, bass, and piano

Allegro con spirito

Menuetto o Scherzo

Andante con Variazioni

Finale. Vivace

The Art of Seduction

Dario Martin, piano

Friday, June 24, 2022, at 3:00 p.m. Parkway Heights United Methodist Church

Hattiesburg, MS

Suite bergamasque Claude Debussy

Prélude (1862-1918)

Menuet

Clair de Lune

Passepied

Nocturne in D-flat Major, Op. 27, No. 2 Frédéric Chopin (1810-1849)

Sonatine Maurice Ravel

Modéré (1875-1937)

Mouvement de Menuet

Animé

Danzas afro-cubanas Ernesto Lecuona La conga de media noche (1895-1963)

Danza negra

...Y la negra bailaba!

Danza de los Ñáñigos

Danza lucumí

La comparsa

A native of Havana, Cuba, Dario Martin is a versatile pianist with an international career in solo performance, chamber music, and collaborative piano. While Dario completes his dissertation on Latin American piano repertoire at Indiana University-Bloomington, he is employed as a Staff Collaborative Pianist at the University of Southern Mississippi. He won first prizes in international piano competitions in Cuba, Costa Rica, Mexico, and the United States. He has played as a soloist with the National Symphony Orchestra of Cuba, Havana Chamber Orchestra and Yucatán Symphony Orchestra, among others. He has performed in music festivals in Europe, the United States and Latin America. His first CD was launched in Cuba in 2011 and received the Cubadisco Award to the Best Classical Solo Album. His most recent solo album, Juegos de agua, was recorded by FT Music in Mexico.

FOREVER

A SYMPHONIC ROCK CONCERT THE MUSIC OF QUEEN

Saturday, June 25, 2022, at 7:30 p.m.

Historic Saenger Theater

Hattiesburg, MS

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THURSDAY 9 JUNE 2022, 9 a.m.

Southern Miss Saxophone Quartet

Depot Kitchen and Bistro - 209 Buschman St. Hattiesburg, MS 39401

FRIDAY 10 JUNE 2022, 9 a.m.

Wish Upon a Star - Featuring Brett Barnes, tenor and Tammy Mansfield, piano

Birdhouse Cafe - 6763 US HWY 98, Hattiesburg, MS 39402

THURSDAY 16 JUNE 2022, 9 a.m. Harp Party Live! - Featuring Kristina Finch, harp

The Brass Hat at the Hotel Indigo - 103 S 30th Ave, Hattiesburg, MS 39401

FRIDAY 17 JUNE 2021, 9 a.m.

I, Too, Sing America: A Celebration of Juneteenth

Featuring Katrina Cox, soprano and Christina Mathis, piano

Twin Forks Rising - 601 E. Pine St., Hattiesburg, MS 39401

THURSDAY 23 JUNE 2022, 9 a.m.

Debarshi Roy, sitar and Andrew McLean, tabla

T-Bones Records and Cafe - 2101 Hardy St, Hattiesburg, MS 39401

FRIDAY 24 JUNE 2022, 9 a.m.

Harlan’s Island of Misfit Toys

Featuring Harlan Mapp, baritone and Kay Guiles, piano

Nannie Mac’s - 3805 W 4th St, Hattiesburg, MS 39401

CLYDE BRYANT

COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES AT SOUTHERN MISS

BancorpSouth, Bob and Kathy Morrow, Carole Marshall, Cullotta Insurance & Investments, Dr. Jeremy Wells of Hattiesburg, Hattiesburg Orthodontics, Hulett-Winstead Funeral Home, and Pediatric Dental Group

Beverly Dale Dr. Sergey Dzugan of Hattiesburg Clinic

Pleasethankandpatronizeoursponsors,grantors,anddonors.

BID NOW TO OWN

The painting is an 18 x 20-inch watercolor on paper and is up for auction with proceeds supporting FestivalSouth.

Bids accepted through June 25, 2022 - 7:15 p.m. at festivalsouth.org

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