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Peter Bay, music director/conductor “Worlds aPart” Friday & saturday, april 12 & 13, 2019 michael & Susan dell Hall, 8:00 p.m. William Hagen, violin rOSSini William Tell Overture mOZart Violin concerto no. 4 in d major, K. 218 dVOráK Symphony no. 9 in e minor, From the New World ^

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“a shakesPearean evening” Friday & saturday, May 17 & 18, 2019 michael & Susan dell Hall, 8:00 p.m. chorus austin and children’s chorus; robert Faires, actor BerliOZ excerpts from Roméo et Juliette, Op. 17 WaltOn Henry V: A Shakespeare Scenario “the BroadWay soPrano” featuring lisa vroman Friday & saturday, May 31 & June 1, 2019 palmer events center, 8:00 p.m.

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CONTENTS THE LONG CENTER: 8, 66, 67 68, 70, 72 THE AUSTIN SYMPHONY: 2, 10, 11, 12, 14, 15 ZACH THEATRE: 4, 16, 17, 20, 21, 22 BALLET AUSTIN: 6, 58, 59, 60, 62, 64 PARAMOUNT THEATRE 78 ONE WORLD THEATRE: 80 TONIGHT’S PROGRAM NOTES: 26-55

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Jon Nakamatsu, piano Chorus Austin (Ryan Heller, director) SCHUBERT Magnificat in C Major, D. 486 MOZART Piano Concerto No. 21 in C Major, K. 467 DURUFLÉ Requiem, Op. 9

Matt Haimovitz, cello FRANCK Le Chasseur maudit (The Accursed Huntsman) SAINT-SAËNS Cello Concerto No. 1 in A Minor, Op. 33 BERLIOZ Symphonie fantastique, Op. 14

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Orion Weiss, piano BRAHMS-Schoenberg Piano Quartet in G Minor, Op. 25 RACHMANINOFF Piano Concerto No. 3 in D Minor, Op. 30

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texas young Composers Concert Friday, July 26, 2019 michael & Susan dell Hall, 7:30 p.m. Bring your friends, family, and co‑workers for a special evening of music! Hear compositions by some of texas’ most elite young composers performed by your austin Symphony Orchestra under the baton of peter Bay. you won’t want to miss this electrifying concert showcasing some of texas’ talented young composers. the program notes for each piece (written by the composers themselves!) will be projected on a screen while the orchestra performs it live for the first time! #aso108

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A Shakespearean Evening A Shakespearean Evening chorus Austin & childrens choir Friday & saturday, may 17 & 18, 2019 dell hall, 8:00 p.m. n robert Faires, actor n peter Bay, conductor hector Berlioz and William Walton succeed at bringing the remarkable and expressive words of William shakespeare to life through music. stories of love, heroism, and triumph, how could you go wrong?! considered one of the greatest writers of all time, shakespeare’s beloved story of romeo and Juliet along with henry V are given melodic characters sung by the brilliant voices of chorus Austin and narrated by Austin’s own robert Faires. still want more? enjoy activities like playing on stringed instruments, texting with Aso staff and musicians using #aso108, and capturing a memory in front of our new photo wall! recognizing

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“the BroAdWAy soprAno” FeAturing lisA vroMAn Friday & saturday, may 31 & June 1, 2019 palmer events center, 8:00 p.m. n peter Bay, conductor harold prince says that “few ladies singing today possess the exquisite clarity and range of lisa vroman.” lisa vroman is America’s most versatile soprano whose engaging and vivacious stage presence captivates audiences wherever she goes. she starred on Broadway, in los Angeles, and san Francisco as christine daaé in the phantom of the opera. in “the Broadway soprano,” lisa honors the female heroines of Broadway with the greatest hits from rodgers and hammerstein, lerner and loewe, gershwin, lloyd Webber, sondheim, and more! Bring your favorite food dish and enjoy this concert in a cabaret-style setting. #aso108 seAson sponsor

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the Austin syMphony JAMes c. ArMstrong youth educAtion endoWMent school concerts program features a side-by-side for band and orchestra students from participating schools. in 2018–19, the Aso has received a fourth year of funding from the neA to continue our connecting with music initiative in partnership with Aisd. this is a semester long thematic, interdisciplinary learning initiative around the concert repertoire. At the culmination of the project, students share original works based on the theme. youth progrAMs school progrAMs—curriculuM-BAsed

n Building Blocks of the orchestra Aso musicians introduce instruments of the orchestra and elements of music to students in grades k–3: performances and demonstrations provided by Aso string Quartet, Woodwind Quintet, Brass Quintet, percussion, and harp.

n sarah & ernest Butler Texas young Composers Competition & Concert A statewide competition for young texas composers; selected compositions are featured in an Aso concert at the long center’s dell hall. n halloween Children’s Concert An engaging and entertaining music concert that is suitable for kids 2–10 years of age.

n young people’s Concerts (ypC) Full-orchestra concert for students grades 4 to 6 from Aisd, round rock isd, other n Austin youth orchestra partnership area districts, and private schools. during Features Master classes, sectionals, sidethe concert live images of the musicians by-side, and chamber Music coaching are projected on a screen behind the n musical mosaics, Austin symphony orchestra along with images related to the Chamber music series concert theme. A study guide is created Aso chamber ensembles perform a series in collaboration with Aisd teachers and of themed concerts throughout the season distributed to attending schools. the program at the central library, Austin library is interdisciplinary, connecting music with branches, and Austin recreation centers. other subject areas and disciplines. the theme for 2018–19 is “symphonic variations: n Austin symphony Children’s Day exploring Adaptation and diversity in Music Art park is a series of free interactive of the Americas.” public concerts for families with children performed by Aso ensembles in n high school Concerts collaboration with local guest artists at the Annual high school tour to five high schools new central library. the performances by the full orchestra, serving approximately engage children as they enjoy a musical 4,000 students; thematic and interdisciplinary tale followed by activities. in approach; the theme for 2019 is “Musical resilience: overcoming Adversity.” the high n student Rush Tickets 20 minutes prior to performance, tickets are sold for $5.00 with current student id.

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The Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Symphony League of Austin congratulates the 2018-2019 Austin Symphony Orchestra Youth Leadership Council: Jack Alsaffar Caroline Anderson Mia Arriaga Reed Atkins Madelynn Banda Rachael Barkoff Marina Baugher Lydia Benson Evelyn Berry Madison Bisang Lauren Blaydon Ryan Blaydon Robin Brinkmann Avery Burkhart Jake Burkhart Anika Chokhavatia Coleburn Christie Casey Curtis Colin Day Avery de Jong Sarah DeGrasse Charles Doyle Emma Ellis Maddie Ellis Mark Foster Caroline Hanley

Caroline Hooten Carter Hooten Maxton Huff Hudson Huff Gabrielle Jabour Raphael Jabour David Jabour, II Madeleine Johnson Mary Keene Matthew Kennedy Miriam Rose Kessler Clayton Kocurek Jeffrey Kocurek James Koeper Sadhana Kumar Avery Leissner Harrison Little Brendan Malone Grace May Amelia McConnico Emily Metcalfe Benjamin Metcalfe Coleman Morehead

Maeve Neville Chase Osgood Emma Owens Timothy Pao Riley Penney Gina Perkins Lauren Robertson Emma Rodman Ireland Rose Olivia Rountree Grace Rountree Kate Sarahan Will Sarahan Audrey Schultz Carsyn Sheridan Collin Sheridan Hailey Smith Jonathan Snell Abby Szygenda Christian Tatu Olivia Tudor Cooper Tyler Hallie Varner Tyler Elyse Whitehill Luke Williams Zach Williams

YLC is open to all Austin-area 9th-12th graders. See www.wslaustin.org for information on registering for the 2019-2020 program.

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AND THE GUEST A RTIST Join Arbor Series members on Thursdays before each Masterworks Concert as friends gather for an enlightening and always fun lunch at the Four Seasons Hotel. Yet the icing on the cake is during dessert as Peter Bay and the guest artist discuss the score, history of the composer and things you might not have expected to hear that will tantalize and inform you, making the concert that much more enjoyable.

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SUBSCRiBE OR RENEW yOUR AUStiN SyMPHONy SUBSCRiPtiON tODAy! Season tickets for the Austin Symphony’s 2019–20 season are a great value. there are two offerings for Season Series Subscriptions. A Masterworks Series includes all eight masterworks concerts for as low as $180 per person, and a Butler Series Pops includes all four pops concerts for as low as $96 per person. Learn more at www.austinsymphony.org

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Masterworks Series Matt Haimovitz, cello Music of Franck, Saint‑Saëns, Berlioz

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2018–19 Austin syMphony orchestrA society, inc. BoArd oF directors executive Committee officers ernest Butler, M.d., Chairman karen leeke, president Jim green, executive Vp Janice Abrams, Secretary Wendy lary, asst. Secretary paul Bancroft, treasurer Bill Bingham, legal Counsel ron Jernigan, Vp Budget/Finance Marvin Brittman, aVp Budget/Finance roger Borgelt, Vp Business Gifts Jim denholm, aVp Business Gifts robert deWitt, Vp Concert hospitality Jeanne hoisington, aVp Concert hospitality rafael Mazza, aVp Concert hospitality William hopkins, Vp diversity/Comm. engagement lee kugle, Vp education susan douglas, aVp education tom sellers, Vp endowment linda van Bavel, aVp endowment Mary Ann heller, aVp endowment Jay stewart, aVp Govt. affairs/State Mary padgett, aVp Govt. affairs/State

lesley varghese, aVp Govt. affairs/City pamella Bock, Vp Guest artists kilyong natho, aVp Guest artists Anna speir, Vp individual Gifts Marsha staats, aVp individual Gifts Bill stutts, Vp nominating Comm. Jonathan lass, aVp nominating Comm. roger Williamson, Vp orch. hospitality paula damore, aVp orch. hospitality steve Wilson, Vp Symphony Square vacant, aVp Symphony Square executive Committee ex-officio Voting members ernest Butler, M.d., endow. adv. Chair Joe holt, member-at-large tom neville, member-at-large danny powell, member-at-large Molly Benson, WSl president karey oddo, WSl president elect henry Bell, Knights Chancellor Ben heitner, BatS president pat cherico, arbor Series Chair Board of Directors At-Large John Akin

Joy Authur kathleen Bay Ben Bentzin lisa Boice grace Boner Bob Brooks Bill Buchholz stephanie cagniart Adrianne clay Wade cooper doug danforth sherri davis exalton delco John Fibiger karen gernstein eva gayle gibbs darren gibson elena goyanes Beth grimm Bruce grube pat harris claudette hartman doug hartman karl holtzman Andrea horner robert huthnance lisa irvin Michael Jarratt steve kahng charles kalteyer Bill kemp lora livingston John McFarlane rodney Molitor James A. prentice, M.d. reagan reaud Bill reid craig reid Bill rice Alan sager susan salch Anne schwetmann Jonathan sessler Jeani smith eric tiblier, M.d. patrick Watkins Jim Whorton

sonia Wilson Marvin Womack James Woodrick nancy young carlos zaffirini

Development todd Waldman, director of development erin Wiegert, development associate/ major Gifts selena hernandez, development assistant

yessenia zaragoza, Box office & patron Services manager paxton lee, patron Services & administrative associate

ex-officio Voting members dr. paul cruz, aiSd Superintendent dr. steve Flores, rriSd Superintendent craig reid, BatS past-president kurt Moede, orchestra rep. dr. Mary ellen poole, Ut Butler School of music non-Voting members Anthony corroa, aSo executive director peter Bay, aSo music director Directors emeritus Fred Addy Joan holtzman Ben Morgan sander shapiro Jane sibley, Chairman emeritus John youngblood, M.d. honorary Advisory Council collette pierce Burnette, huston–tillotson Univ. dr. george Martin, St. edward’s Univ. Mrs. custis Wright

Aso ADminisTRATiVe sTAFF executive Anthony J. corroa, executive director denice yeagin, exec. asst./endowment/ Facilities

graham sattinger, technical director Alison Mrowka, principal librarian Jessica Alberthal, assistant librarian

Finance donna Burch, Controller

education susan Miville, director of education & Community engagement Frank Jenkins, Community engagement manager

Artistic/production craig hahn, director of operations & orch. personnel

marketing Jason nicholson, director of marketing rachel santorelli, public relations & Guest artist relations manager

Technology eric Marshall, director of information Systems ushers Frances ledenbach, director of Ushers

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An incredible selection of premium wines (minimum 60 bottles), including: Domaine Michel Lafarge Clos des Chenes 1993 ($347 value) 2015 Bouchard Père et Fils Le Corton (Grand Cru) Magnum ($250 value) GKG Cellars Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon 2014 ($131 value) Fall Creek Vineyards ExTerra Mourvèdre 2016 ($100 value) Marqués de Murrieta Castillo Ygay Gran Reserva 2007 ($99 value) Drawing to be held July 12, 2019.* A BENEFIT FOR The Austin Symphony Orchestra About the ASO—The Mission of the Austin Symphony Orchestra is to enhance the cultural quality of life for the adults and young people of Austin and Central Texas by providing excellence in music performance and educational programming. For information about purchasing raffle tickets or details about this or other Austin Symphony Orchestra projects, please contact: How to Purchase phone (512) 476-6064, extension 3 e-mail boxoffice@austinsymphony.org web austinsymphony.org/wine *Must be at least 21 years of age to purchase raffle tickets and/or win the drawing. Winners need not be present to win. Official rules may be found at austinsymphony.org/wine.

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Aso Music director

maestro peter Bay peter Bay became Music director and conductor of the Austin symphony orchestra in 1998. he is also Music director of the hot springs Music Festival (Ar), and conductor of the Big sky Festival orchestra (Mt). Maestro Bay has appeared with more than 80 different orchestras including the national, chicago, st. louis, houston, dallas, Baltimore, new Mexico, new Jersey, north carolina, san Antonio, syracuse, tucson, virginia, West virginia, colorado, hawaii, Jacksonville, richmond, sarasota, Alabama, Arkansas, canton, eugene, Fort Worth, springfield, chattanooga, Bochum (germany), carinthian (Austria), lithuanian national, and ecuador national symphonies, the Minnesota and Algarve (portugal) orchestras, the louisiana, Buffalo, rhode island, Arizona, tulsa, Fort Wayne, reno, las vegas, and Boca del rio (Mexico) philharmonics, the saint paul chamber orchestra, the eastman (Argento’s postcard from morocco) and Aspen (Moore’s the Ballad of Baby doe) opera theaters, and the theater chamber players of the kennedy center. summer music festival appearances have included Aspen (co), Music in the Mountains (co), grant park and ravinia (il), round top (tx), ok Mozart (ok) and skaneateles (ny). peter is the primary conductor for the Aso’s performances with Ballet Austin. he made his Austin opera debut in January 2002 with André previn’s a Streetcar named desire, and conducted la traviata in november 2002, turandot in november 2003, and the marriage of Figaro in April 2005. he returns for la bohème in April/May 2019. other positions held by Mr. Bay have included Music director of the erie philharmonic, Annapolis symphony orchestra, Breckenridge Music Festival (co), Britt Festival orchestra (or), and posts with the rochester philharmonic orchestra, saint paul chamber orchestra,

and the richmond symphony in virginia. Bay and the Austin symphony orchestra with pianist Anton nel have released a critically acclaimed cd of edward Burlingame hill’s music on the Bridge label. Gramophone magazine states, “the performances advocate brilliantly for hill. Bay and his Austin players are crisp and warm in the symphony, and they collaborate with pinpoint vitality with pianist Anton nel.” With the richmond symphony he recorded the united states premiere performance of Britten’s the Sword in the Stone for opus one records. Voices, featuring the percussion ensemble nexus and the rochester philharmonic orchestra, is available on the nexus label. A native of Washington, d.c., Mr. Bay is a graduate of the university of Maryland and the peabody institute of Music. in 1994, he was one of two conductors selected to participate in the leonard Bernstein American conductors program. he was also the first prize winner of the 1980 Baltimore symphony orchestra young conductors competition and a prize winner of the 1987 leopold stokowski competition sponsored by the American symphony orchestra in new york. in July 2012 he appeared in Solo Symphony, a choreographic work created for him by Allison orr of Forklift danceworks. peter can be seen conducting the Barton strings in “christopher cross and Friends” pBs broadcast and dvd recorded at the Moody theater. he conducted the hanan townshend score for the 2016 film, the Vessel, and led performances of leonard Bernstein’s mass as part of the Bernstein100Austin celebrations. peter was inducted into the Austin Arts hall of Fame in May 2016. he is married to soprano Mela dailey and they have a son, colin.

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guest Artist

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William hagen

Music Festival, both as chamber musician twenty-six-year-old and as soloist with conductor ludovic Morlot, violinist William and appeared with the sofia philharmonic hagen has performed orchestra in Bulgaria and the shreveport as soloist, recitalist, symphony orchestra, among others. he also and chamber musician played chamber music with gidon kremer, across the united steven isserlis, and christian tetzlaff at the states, europe, and Asia. “chamber Music connects the World” festival this season, William in kronberg im taunus, germany. performs with orchestras all over the united since his debut with the utah symphony states, including his debut with the detroit at age nine, William has performed with symphony orchestra, and appears at the conductors such as Marin Alsop, christian louvre in paris and other venues around Arming, placido domingo, Miguel europe. harth-Bedoya, Michel tabachnik, and summer of 2018 featured debuts with the hugh Wolff, and with the symphony san Francisco symphony and Alexander orchestras of Albany, Buffalo, Fort Worth, prior, the indianapolis symphony orchestra Jacksonville, saint louis, oregon, utah, and Brett Mitchell, and an appearance at the and others. Abroad, he has performed with grant park Music Festival in chicago with the Brussels philharmonic, the national carlos kalmar and the grant park orchestra. orchestra of Belgium, the vienna radio his 2017–18 season featured debuts symphony orchestra, the orchestre with the Frankfurt radio orchestra philharmonique royal de liège, and in Japan (hr-sinfonieorchester) conducted by with the yokohama sinfonietta and the sendai christoph eschenbach and the seattle philharmonic orchestra. symphony directed by pablo rus Broseta, and A native of salt lake city, utah, William return engagements with the utah symphony first heard the violin when he was three and under the direction of Matthias pintscher and began taking lessons at age four with natalie the Fort Worth symphony orchestra led by reed, followed by deborah Moench. At age Andrew gourlay. he performed recitals with 10, he began studying with robert lipsett at pianist Albert cano smit in chicago, Aspen, the colburn school in los Angeles, where he darmstadt, and at the university of Florida. studied until the age of 17. After studying at during the 2016–17 season, William the Juilliard school for two years with itzhak performed with conductor nicholas Mcgegan perlman, William returned to los Angeles both at the Aspen Music Festival and with to continue studying with robert lipsett at the pasadena symphony, made his debut the colburn conservatory. he is currently with the oregon symphony under carlos enrolled at the kronberg Academy in kalmar, performed with the Brussels chamber germany, where he is a student of christian orchestra in Beijing, and played recitals in tetzlaff. William is an alumnus of the verbier paris, Brussels, virginia, and at the ravinia Festival Academy in switzerland, the perlman Festival. he played chamber music concerts Music program, and the Aspen Music with steven isserlis at Wigmore hall in Festival, where he spent many summers. london, with tabea zimmermann at the William performs on the 1732 “Arkwright Download the app: Connect: Beethoven-haus Bonn, and in new york city lady rebecca sylvan” Antonio stradivari, on with the Jupiter chamber players. generous loan from the rachel Barton pine William’s 2015–16 season included his Foundation. Download the app: Connect: tokyo recital debut, his debut at the colmar Festival in France, and recitals in los Angeles, Brussels, and several cities in Florida. he Connect: Download the app: returned to the utah symphony at deer valley Music Festival and to the Aspen Download the app:

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The AusTin symphony peTeR BAy, music Director/Conductor the Joe r. & teresa l. long Conductor Chair Violin i Jessica Mathaes, Concertmaster the dr. & mrs. ernest C. Butler Concertmaster Chair patrice calixte, associate Concertmaster the roy e. & linda S. Bush associate Concertmaster Chair Molly emerman, assistant Concertmaster the Jeff & Gail Kodosky assistant Concertmaster Chair paula Bird, First Violin iV the Frank & louise Carpenter First Violin iV Chair robin A. Burwell, First Violin V the mr. & mrs. paul J. natho, Jr. First Violin V Chair Bruce colson, First Violin Vi the drs. linda G. & James a. prentice First Violin Vi Chair Ashley cooper, First Violin Vii the reagan reaud First Violin Vii Chair david denizon, First Violin Viii the Carlotta Jan newsum First Violin Viii Chair eun-Mi lee, First Violin iX the edythe & aaron Kruger memorial First Violin iX Chair eugene gratovich changming li esther sanders karen stiles sophie verhaeghe Megan zapfe Violin ii richard kilmer, principal the Fred C. & estelle morse principal Second Violin Chair shana Bey, Second Violin ii the lewis meriwether hamby Second Violin ii Chair helen cooper, Second Violin iii the pamella & david Bock Second Violin iii Chair Joan ely carlson elizabeth stoppels girko steven hakel caleb polashek tracy seeger georgeann dubell shockley Joseph d. smith sha zhu Viola Bruce Williams, principal the aneta S. mitchell trust principal Viola Chair Blake turner, assistant principal the Suzanne & John mcFarlane assistant principal Viola Chair Ames Asbell, Viola ii the James C. armstrong Viola ii Chair stephen J. Buckles, Viola iii the Barbara harris polomé memorial Chair Martha carapetyan, Viola iV the drs. Glenn & marsha Staats Viola iV Chair Alejandro duque eugénie edmonds lana harris emma Martin Alexander smith Jill van gee

orchestrA personnel

Cello douglas harvey, principal the Sam & Sonia Wilson principal Cello Chair Anna park, assistant principal Matthew Armbruster, Cello ii the Steve a. Wilson & Family Cello ii Chair carolyn Blubaugh-hagler, Cello iii the Sharon e. Wilson Cello iii Chair erna rumney Buckles, Cello iV the thomas & Karen Vaughn Cello iV Chair Margaret coltman, Cello V the martin S. Kermacy Cello V Chair Frank Jenkins, Cello Vi the Cynthia m. & Scott e. Wilson Cello Vi Chair sara nelson, Cello Vii the Sterling Wilson Family Cello Vii Chair charles prewitt, Cello Viii the S & S Wilson Grandchildren Cello Viii Chair Muriel Beth sanders, Cello iX Jonathan l. Sessler, ph.d. Cello iX Chair Double Bass Jonathan rouse, principal the dr. Giles & margie andrews principal double Bass Chair david dawson Cornelia adams Foster Wood double Bass ii Chair paul determan the Wendy & trey lary double Bass iii Chair scott davis christopher Flores Bebo shiu p. kellach Waddle Flute rebecca garfield, principal the Wolf & Janet Jessen principal Flute Chair rachel lopez, Flute ii the edgar & patricia harris Flute ii Chair [open position], Flute iii and piccolo the Sherrill Family Foundation Flute iii & piccolo Chair oboe Julianne Webner, principal the eva & marvin Womack principal oboe Chair ian davidson, associate principal/english horn the Kuglen Foundation associate principal oboe/english horn Chair stanley chyi, oboe iii the mr. & mrs. loren F. Kahle, Jr. oboe iii Chair Clarinet stephen girko, principal the phil & ruth Kohlhaas principal Clarinet Chair hilary scop, Clarinet ii the Ward & Victoria Cheney Clarinet ii Chair Andrew leonard, Clarinet iii & Bass Clarinet the Fruchter Family Clarinet iii & Bass Clarinet Chair

Bassoon William d. lewis, principal the mr. & mrs. William t. Gunn, iii principal Bassoon Chair daris Word hale, Bassoon ii the neal & ida Weaver Bassoon ii Chair daniel chrisman, Bassoon iii & Contrabassoon the Joseph & Charlene trochta Contrabassoon Chair French horn thomas hale, principal the mary & Fred C. morse, Jr. principal French horn Chair kurt Moede, associate principal the mr. & mrs. howard W. parker associate principal French horn Chair ed tschoepe, French horn ii the Grace & Charles Bonner French horn ii Chair Margaret Ayer, French horn iV the Barbara & John Fibiger French horn iV Chair Trumpet robert cannon, principal the Sally lipscomb Bybee principal trumpet Chair kyle koronka, trumpet ii the Katherine & philip patman trumpet ii Chair timothy shaffer, trumpet iii the martin S. Kermacy trumpet iii Chair Trombone Brenda sansig salas, principal the mr. & mrs. Kevin B. rollins principal trombone Chair r. Ben osborne, trombone ii the Judith & Charles n. renneker trombone ii Chair J. philip Arno, Bass trombone the dr. & mrs. Craig C. Kuglen Bass trombone Chair Tuba steven c. curtis, principal the William & Bettye nowlin principal tuba Chair Timpani tony edwards, principal the lee & pauline Kirkwood principal timpani Chair percussion genaro gonzalez, principal the margaret & doug danforth principal percussion Chair richard W. Berkley, percussion ii the Wendi & Brian Kushner percussion ii Chair Blake taylor, percussion iii the mr. & mrs. robert l. renneker percussion iii Chair harp elaine Barber, principal the elizabeth Willis principal harp Chair piano/Celesta Alex Maynegre-torra, principal the Joan King holtzman principal Keyboard Chair Assistant Conductors paul grobey yoona Jeong Library Alison Mrowka, principal librarian Jessica Alberthal, assistant librarian

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notes on the progrAM Gioachino Rossini (1792–1868) overture to Guillaume tell (approx. 12 minutes) Between 1810 and 1829 gioachino rossini wrote an astonishing 38 operas. then, at age 37, he quit. For the rest of his long life he concentrated on his avocation as a gourmet cook and grew appropriately in bulk. he composed only sporadically and, except for church music, mostly small works he tossed off for the entertainment of his friends. he published more than 150 musical miniatures in a collection that he called péchés de vieillesse (sins of old age). rossini’s final opera, Guillaume tell, based on a play by Friedrich schiller, was written in 1829 for the Academie royale de Musique with the intent to conquer the paris opera scene. rossini had aspired to a 10-year contract to produce operas in paris, composed specifically for a French audience—as opposed to his previous productions that were merely translations of italian operas written for naples. unfortunately, the revolution of 1830 overthrew France’s king charles x, and rossini was forced to cool his heels for six years awaiting a libretto for his next opera. Guillaume tell had already forced him to revamp his style considerably to conform to French taste and new composers were assuming the parisian limelight while he was stalled. the opera premiered in 1829, but rossini immediately tinkered with it in rehearsal and subsequently shortened it. since he had acquired considerable wealth from his italian operas, the effort required to “keep up with the Joneses” may simply have not been worth it. the overture—the finale of which became the signature theme for the lone ranger, one of radio’s longest running shows—is different from any other rossini wrote. it is programmatic, suggested by the alpine setting and the finale of the opera (although not using the same music): the alpine sunrise, for five solo celli, the storm, the clearing skies and the shepherd’s song of thanks for english

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horn— all with a strong, and probably non-coincidental, relationship to Beethoven’s pastoral symphony—the trumpet call to arms and the rush of the soldiers. Many later 19th century opera composers adopted this type of overture, notably verdi in nabucco and la forza del destino and Wagner in the Flying dutchman and die meistersinger von nürnberg. Wolfgang Amadé mozart (1756 –1791) violin concerto no. 4 in d Major, k. 218 (approx. 22 minutes) there is some controversy among scholars whether Mozart himself actually gave the first performance of his five known violin concertos, but there is no question that he was a master violin player in his childhood. in fact, his father, leopold—ever the “backstage mom”—was frequently after him to show off his skills by writing a virtuoso concerto for the instrument: “you yourself do not know how well you play the violin,” he wrote to his son. When Mozart finally did write concertos for the instrument in 1773–75, he wrote a bunch of them; his five concertos are only 12 köchel catalogue numbers apart. At that time, Mozart was in salzburg, under the employment of Archbishop hieronymus von colloredo for whom he both composed and served as violinist in the court orchestra. Mozart hated his employer who was a strict taskmaster and had no truck with his young musician, however talented. Although Mozart was more than seven years in the Archbishop’s employ, he spent nearly three of them on furlough, performing around europe and none too diplomatically looking forDownload anotherthejob. app: in 1781 when Connect:Mozart finally broke with the Archbishop—whose aide kicked Mozart down the stairs—he left for vienna for good. the Archbishop commented Download the app: Connect: “mag er geh’n, ich brauch’ ihn nicht!” (“let him go, i don’t need him!”). Already by 1774, Mozart was apparently Connect: Download the app: quite negligent about his violin playing and possibly wrote the concertos for one of his friends, the court violinist Antonio Brunetti, Download the app: Connect:

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notes on the progrAM Antonín Dvorák (1841–1904) symphony no. 9 in e Minor, op. 95, From the new World (approx. 43 minutes) Antonín dvorák’s sojourn in the united states from 1892 to 1895 came about through the efforts of Mrs. Jeanette B. thurber. A dedicated and idealistic proponent of an American national musical style, she underwrote and administered the first American music conservatory, the national conservatory of Music in new york. Because of dvorák’s popularity throughout europe, he was thurber’s first choice for a director. the fact that he spoke no english was of little consequence since the language of musical discourse was german. he, in turn, was probably lured to the big city so far from home by both a large salary and convictions regarding musical nationalism that paralleled Mrs. thurber’s own. thirty years before his arrival in new york, dvorák had read henry Wadsworth longfellow’s Song of hiawatha in a czech translation and was eager to learn more about the native American and African-American music, which he believed should be the basis of the American style of composition. he also shared with Mrs. thurber the conviction that the national conservatory should admit negro students. one of them, henry Burleigh, who became an important African-American composer in his own right, is credited with exposing his teacher to African-American spirituals. While his knowledge of authentic native American music is questionable—his exposure came through samples transcribed for him by American friends and through Buffalo Bill’s Wild West shows—he became familiar with African-American spirituals through Burleigh, as well as indirectly via the songs of stephen Foster. he incorporated both of these styles into the symphony no. 9, composed while he was in new york. Just as dvorák never quoted Bohemian folk music directly in his own nationalistic music, he did not use American themes in ^

whose abilities were limited, or for Franz xavier kolb, another salzburg violinist and family friend. After 1775 Mozart occasionally performed them himself. these were relatively modest concertos by a youthful master, written at a time when the popularity of virtuoso violin concertos had gone into decline. After the flourishing of the Baroque violin concerto by such masters as Antonio vivaldi and giuseppe tartini, the genre went into partial hibernation until Beethoven awakened it with a new kind of virtuosic writing that was to set the stage for the great romantic concertos of Mendelssohn, Bruch, and tchaikovsky, not to mention the great showman niccolò paganini. Mozart left no cadenzas for the concertos; most players either write their own or borrow one from the pen of any number of great violinists. in Mozart’s time a performer would certainly have been expected to improvise his own. the concerto no. 4, dating from october 1775, opens with a military rhythm, which is answered directly with a more graceful response. upon entering, the soloist’s customary role is to decorate the main theme, but instead here he introduces a new secondary theme. the contrasting moods prevail throughout the movement, even as Mozart piles on one new lyrical melody after the other. the flowing slow movement opens with an orchestral introduction, but the soloist dominates the rest of the movement, relegating the orchestra to the background. the Finale is a combination of a rondo and sonata form. it opens with a dance-like phrase in 2/4 meter—most likely a gavotte— followed by a completing phrase in fast 6/8 time. After the development section, a middle section contains an entirely new melody known as “Strassburger,” which is how Mozart and his father referred to this concerto in their correspondence.

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left the drawing board. the third movement as well, in its rhythmic thumping, the pentatonic scale and the orchestration dominated by winds and percussion, is meant to portray an indian ceremonial dance described in longfellow’s poem. dvorák’s symphonic use of what he believed to be an authentic native American musical idiom may have reflected his initial ideas for the opera. one of the most important features of the symphony is its thematic coherence. Whatever the origin of the melodies, they all have a modular characteristic in that they can be mixed and matched in many different ways. in the last movement, dvorák brings nearly all of the symphony’s themes together, sometimes as one long continuous melody, sometimes in contrapuntal relationship to each other. ^

their entirety. rather, with his unsurpassed gift for melody, he incorporated characteristic motives into his own themes. nevertheless, any listener with half an ear can discern “Massa dear” (also known as “goin’ home”) in the famous english horn solo in the second movement. We can deduce the importance of these musical motives from the fact that they appear as reminiscences in more than one movement, especially in the Finale. the symphony, however, is hardly an American pastiche; the second motive in the largo movement is a phrase of wrenching musical longing that many listeners interpret as the composer’s nostalgia for his native Bohemia. the new york music critic and dvorák’s friend, henry edward krehbiel, claimed that the movement was inspired by incidents from the Song of hiawatha. Which incidents, however, have never been definitively determined. krehbiel posited the scene in which hiawatha woos Minnehaha, while others have suggested Minnehaha’s funeral. incidentally, dvorák had also intended to compose an opera on hiawatha, which never

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108th concert season | 2018 –19 peter Bay, Music director Friday, April 12, 2019 saturday, April 13, 2019 8:00 p.m. Michael & susan dell hall long center for the performing Arts peTeR BAy, conductor WiLLiAm hAGen, violin the Fred And MArilyn Addy clAssicAl Artist series

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symphony no. 9 in e Minor, op. 95, From the new World i. Adagio—Allegro molto ii. largo iii. scherzo: Molto vivace—poco sostenuto iv. Allegro con fuoco

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the syMphony 2000 endoWMent Fund cAMpAign $1,000,000+ sarah & ernest Butler pops series dr. & mrs. ernest C. Butler* Fred & Marilyn Addy classical Artist series mr. & mrs. Frederick S. addy James c. Armstrong youth education endowment James C. armstrong hartman Foundation concerts in the park series david & Claudette hartman sarah & ernest Butler texas young composers dr. & mrs. ernest C. Butler* competition & concert $500,000 conductor’s chair Joe r. & teresa l. long $100,000–$499,999 the Jane sibley presidential endowment dr. d. J. Sibley, Jr. estate executive director chair Wolf & Janet Jessen Fund* Associate conductor chair Women’s Symphony league of austin concertmaster chair dr. & mrs. ernest C. Butler* youth education rGK Foundation youth education Women’s Symphony league of austin* John & dixie paulos choral collaboration Fund John & dixie paulos general support Brenda & larry Smith Jennifer Bourianoff string education Fund linda and George Bourianoff $50,000– $99,999 Associate concertmaster chair roy e. & linda S. Bush* Assistant concertmaster chair Jeff & Gail Kodosky* principal second violin chair Fred C. & estelle morse principal viola chair aneta S. mitchell trust* principal cello chair Sam & Sonia Wilson* principal double Bass chair dr. Giles & margie andrews principal Flute chair Wolf & Janet Jessen Fund* principal oboe chair eva & marvin Womack principal clarinet chair phil & ruth Kohlhaas* principal Bassoon chair mr. & mrs. William t. Gunn, iii principal French horn chair mary & Fred C. morse, Jr.* principal trumpet chair Sally lipscomb Bybee principal trombone chair mr. & mrs. Kevin B. rollins principal tuba chair William & Bettye nowlin principal timpani chair lee & pauline Kirkwood principal percussion chair margaret & doug danforth principal harp chair Sarah Biedenharn principal piano/keyboard chair Joan King holtzman* percussion Fund: timpani linda & nick van Bavel general support First State Bank* general support dr. Joann James general support mary Caroline pozorski $25,000– $30,000 First violin iv chair—Frank & louise Carpenter clarinet ii chair—Ward & Victoria Cheney First violin v chair—mr. & mrs. paul J. natho, Jr.* clarinet iii & Bass clarinet chair—Fruchter Family First violin vi chair—drs. linda G. & James a. prentice* Bassoon ii chair—neal & ida Weaver First violin vii chair—reagan reaud contrabassoon chair—Joseph & Charlene trochta First violin viii chair—Carlotta Jane newsum Associate principal French horn chair— First violin ix chair—edythe & aaron Kruger memorial mr. & mrs. howard W. parker* second violin ii chair—lewis meriwether hamby French horn ii chair—Grace & Charles Bonner second violin chair iii—pamella & david Bock French horn iv chair—Barbara & John Fibiger Assistant principal viola chair—Suzanne & John mcFarlane trumpet ii chair—Katherine & philip patman viola ii chair—James C. armstrong* trumpet iii chair—martin S. Kermacy viola iii chair—Barbara harris polomé memorial trombone ii chair—Judith & Charles n. renneker viola iv chair—drs. Glenn & marsha Staats Bass trombone chair—dr. & mrs. Craig C. Kuglen cello ii chair—Steve a. Wilson & Family* percussion ii chair—Wendi & Brian Kushner cello iii chair—Sharon e. Wilson* percussion iii chair—mr. & mrs. robert l. renneker cello iv chair—thomas & Karen Vaughn* percussion Fund: Bass drum— cello v chair—martin S. Kermacy dr. eric S. tiblier & Susanne tetzlaff cello vi chair—Cynthia m. & Scott e. Wilson percussion Fund: classic Bells—Karen & paul leeke cello vii chair—Sterling Wilson Family percussion Fund: symphonic chimes—Steve & maria Kahng cello viii chair—S & S Wilson Grandchildren percussion Fund: vibraphone—the Ben Bentzin Family cello ix chair—Jonathan l. Sessler, ph. d. percussion Fund: xylophone—the Brittman legacy Fund double Bass ii chair—Cornelia adams Foster Wood youth education—anonymous double Bass iii chair—Wendy & trey lary youth education—Goyanes Family Foundation Flute ii chair—edgar & patricia harris* general support—Connie Britt Flute iii & piccolo chair—sherrill Family Foundation general support—araminta & tom Sellers Associate principal oboe chair— Kuglen Foundation general support—Knights of the Symphony oboe iii /english horn chair—mr. & mrs. loren F. Kahle, Jr. general support—andre & halina pradzynski

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shannon h. Armstrong* American Bank of commerce* Austin community Foundation—the Jordan Fund* Austin community Foundation— emmett & Joyce shelton Fund* katherine knight Baker* paul & clara Bancroft rhoda & stuart Benson sally lipscomb Bybee* dr. Josie e. champion*

$10,000 –$24,999 the clarke Family Foundation eve everett Fish estate c. dean & Mollie davis sandra & Bill didlake Jo A. & Billie Jo graves Mr. & Mrs. James d. green, Jr. peggy gunn education Fund nicci harrison* van & Jeanne hoisington* dr. Michael & Marcie Jarratt Melissa Jones

John h. Akin* surrenden hill Angly/ hill country pools, inc. dr. & Mrs. John Blewett the charles Bonner Family John Bustin Memorial Fund Mina A. Brees W. gray & patricia A. Bryant Ameilia Bullock/Bill krumpack Malcolm & robin cooper Mr. & Mrs. george M. cowden* paula & stuart damore Margaret & doug danforth Frances danforth estate* John & elaine darby Bob & terrie deWitt

dr. & Mrs. thomas Friedman george & eva gayle gibbs* gratitude Foundation dr. & Mrs. l. d. greenway Jose & Bertha guerra lena p. hickman estate* Joe & sonja holt James & patty huffines Mr. & Mrs. Burrell Johnston neal t. “Buddy” & ginny Jones* Mrs. J. r. kingsbery* Mr. & Mrs. donald kotrady lee M. kugle Mr. & Mrs. Alex Massad John & Mary Mcgovern tom & kerri neville

dr. & Mrs. david Abrams richard & Mary Aldrich Mr. & Mrs. John r. Alford, Jr. Anonymous Austin community Foundation— Austin sesquicentennial Fund* eric Behrens carolyn Biebas & donald patrick Mr. & Mrs. William h Bingham kathy & stephen Bolner roger & Mary ellen Borgelt Floyd B. Bowen, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Melvin Bryant richard Burciaga Jo lynne Burgh* dr. & Mrs. howard Burt stephanie Frederique cagniart dr. Meria carstarphen susan g. conway & John r. howell Mr. & Mrs. c. Wade cooper ralph h. & Beverly g. daugherty Mr. & Mrs. gary J. davis dr. exalton A. delco, Jr. susan & david douglas scott duff & lana harris debbie & Jim epperson dr. & Mrs. robert A. ersek Margaret lewis Furse dr. & Mrs. Joseph h. goldberger* Jim & Ann gribble rachel & louis gwin Andrew & Mary Ann heller drs. Jim & Mary hensley

Gifts to $2,999 James heuser Michael & kathleen polcari Mr. & Mrs. kurt B. heusner Mr. & Mrs. daniel B. powell, iii dr. & Mrs. david M. himmelblau* kirk & cindy price Family Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Buck hollister vicki & Jim rado William e. hopkins Mr. & Mrs. John reesing* robert t. huthnance thomas e. remp* the James k. Ferguson Foundation ronney reynolds* thomas l. Johnson pat & carol robertson charles & Alicean kalteyer* charles & Jan roesslein Mr. & Mrs. William F. kemp Mr. & Mrs. Bruce romig diana & terry kendall* kenneth rygler & Mr. Michael B. kentor patricia Brown Betty & Bill king steve samford debbie & ken kitchen* robin & tom segesta Joan Wright knaggs* sander & lottie shapiro Wendi & Brian kushner eric M. shepperd kate lacey Mr. & Mrs. Michael l. slack Jonathan & Julie lass Jeani sandefer smith & helen lea col. John W. smith, iii* lora J. livingston thomas W. snead gilbert M. & louise M. Martinez Mr. & Mrs. phil spertus Joseph n. Matlock Mr. & Mrs. george strandtmann Maxwell locke & ritter, llp Bob strauser & terri seales* carol d. Mccann sharlene & John strawbridge shawn & valerie Mckenzie philip & rebecca svahn laura Merritt & carey gunn venditti Download the app: Connect: John p. kloninger patrick & Misty Watkins dr. robert d. Mettlen pete & tomi Winstead Ben & laree Morgan Jim & Frances Woodrick dr. & Mrs. n. d. Moscoe, iii carlos n. zaffirini, Jr. Connect: russell & cecilia neuhausDownload the app: leslie & lupe zamarripa kristy ozmun & Bill cryer Mr. & Mrs. edward padgett *Charter donor

Anita killen estate ronya & george kozmetsky* george parsons & Janet strohmeyer potts & sibley Foundation* dr. Alan & susan sager* Barbara & leon A. schmidt dr. & Mrs. d. J. sibley, Jr.* Ms. custis Wright* lola Wright Foundation

$3,000–$9,999 Mrs. edmund l. pincoffs Maria deWaal putter Joanne & Jerome ravel Bill & Bitsy rice rod c. roberts lorene l. rogers edward z. safady* kirk & Jennifer schell dr. & Mrs. elwyn speir Jay & sherrie stewart Bill stutts kathy tally linda Butler van Bavel Water street seafood co. Mr. & Mrs. herschel J. Wood, Jr.

these members of the symphony family have pledged their support to the endowment Fund or established special funds to Connect: app: assure the orchestra’s continued excellence for future generations. All Download those whothe pledge $10,000 or more over a five-year period will become members of symphony 2000. Beginning at the $25,000 level, funds are named in perpetuity. Many opportunities are available to endow chairs of the orchestra, endow concerts, guest artists or educational programs of the Austin symphony or establish legacies for honored individuals. please contact denice yeagin at the Austin symphony office, (512) 476-6064, for more information. Download the app:

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siBley encore society in recognition of the unparalleled dedication of Jane and d. J. sibley, Jr., the sibley encore society has been established. their unwavering support of the symphony has been crucial to its growth and increased excellence. Jane’s outstanding leadership as president of the Austin symphony society from 1971 to 1996 has resulted in the orchestra’s strong community backing and national recognition for its performances and programs. the sibley encore society recognizes those devoted friends of the Austin symphony who through their wills or other planned gifts help to perpetuate great music for future generations. the Austin symphony expresses its appreciation to those who have named the symphony in their wills or established another form of planned gift. ~the Moto perpetuo society is a newly established club for loyal and generous donors who recognize the Austin symphony in their bequests or other long range charitable giving plans, at a level of $100,000 and above. Fred & Marilyn Addy kathleen Ford Bay* Mary cochran Bohls george & linda Bourianoff Marietta Moody Brooks* roy e. & linda s. Bush* roy J. cates* Malcolm & robin cooper Frances Mueller danforth* Ann & Jim downing Malcolm & Marilyn h. Ferguson eve everett Fish estate Benjamin & dorothy Fruchter darren g. gibson ~ col. Ben i. gomez, ret. usAF Jo A. & Billie Jo graves Bruce & kathryn grube ~ delno John grosenheider estate edgar & patricia harris* lena p. hickman estate*

dr. Jo Ann James estate ronald c. Jernigan ~ lee gose Jones estate Martin s. kermacy estate Mrs. lee kirkwood karen e. landa Mike Buxtehude leBurkien karen & paul leeke ~ Joe r. & teresa l. long* nancy Mccoy Mary McFarlane* Frank roberts Miller Aneta s. Mitchell trust* Ben & laree Morgan paul & kilyong natho* carlotta newsum Mr. & Mrs. edward padgett Michael pariente* halina & Andre pradzynski* Maria deWaal putter

Joanne ravel sally s. rudd edward z. safady* Mabel Jean schmer* Araminta & tom sellers ~ sharon & robert shoop peter schram dr. d. J. sibley, Jr.* col. & Mrs. Joseph F. trochta sandy White p. roger Williamson sam & sonia Wilson* nancy J. h. Wood* Joe & nancy young* John W. youngblood, M.d.* *Charter member ~ moto perpetuo Society member

youR enCoRe… FoR The LoVe oF musiC—We invite you to help enrich lives with great music by remembering the Austin symphony orchestra in your will or estate plan. For information about making a bequest to the symphony endowment Fund, please contact denice yeagin at the Austin symphony office, (512) 476-6064.

cook-WAlden MeMoriAls & triButes** memorials surrenden hill Angly roy Bush ken caswell Barbara Fibiger Joan “JoJo” & Wayne holtzman karen & Burrell Johnston rosa Maria Mazza Blake owen Jane & howard parker russell parker Jack F. ritter

John tabor carey gunn venditti paula Wright Mary xavier

Margaret & howard Marcus Jules cinq-Mars susan salch Mr. & Mrs. Marvin Womack nancy young

Tributes ernest Butler, M.d. Ava carapetyan – happy 90th Birthday Jim & Ann gribble chuck & Alicean kalteyer eve & rick lawrence

* * since the 1880s, cook-Walden Funeral homes & cemeteries, a member of the dignity Memorial network, has remained committed to families, providing compassionate, professional and personal service. And in a new partnership with the Austin symphony, cook-Walden will match 1:1 every dollar donated to the Aso in 2018–19 in someone’s memory or honor, up to $2,000. All memorial and tribute donations and respective matches go towards the endowment Fund.

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he Austin symphony orchestra society invites you to join our family of supporters. the following categories of gifts to the Aso Annual Fund drive reflect a cross section of our community. these donors are a special group of music lovers who know that the Aso is to be commended for its prudent financial management as well as for the outstanding performances offered but, also, that ticket sales cover less than one-half the cost of these performances. A gift to our development Fund generously supports the gift of music to others. Join this special family now: call (512) 476-6064.

Business pArtners (as of March 26, 2019) Very special thanks to the Women’s symphony League for its outstanding support. symphony society ($25,000+) Austin American-statesman city of Austin/cultural Arts division hartman Foundation h-e-B h-e-B tournament of champions JpMorgan chase Foundation the rea charitable trust Concerto ($15,000–$24,999) Bank of America cirrus logic conocophillips dignity Memorial: cook-Walden & Weed-corley-Fish Fifth Age of Man Foundation hoisington investment group the kodosky Foundation Macy’s Foundation Mercedes-Benz of Austin Waltz ($10,000–$14,999) 3M ABc home & commercial services Austin community Foundation Baker Botts llp Bancroft-clair Foundation Beaumont Foundation of America elizabeth l. & russell F. halberg Foundation eMerson exxonMobil the kahle Foundation Murar Foundation, inc. retailMenot supercuts tesla texas Mutual insurance Wells Fargo Advisors

Cantata ($7,500–$9,999) AM technical solutions Applied Materials Foundation BBvA compass dlA piper Frost target Watkins insurance group sonata ($5,000–$7,499) ironbridge private Wealth, llc Jackson Walker, llp nordstrom plainscapital Bank potts & sibley Foundation Whataburger intermezzo ($3,500–$4,999) Marsh & Mclennan minuet ($2,500–$3,499) independece title company the pacey Family Foundation the sherrill Family Foundation sonatina ($1,000–$2,499) American Bank of commerce Barber Foundation Barron & newburger, p.c. capitol emergency Associates Felger Family Foundation the William J.J. gordon Foundation prélude ($400–$999) casa Montessori child Download the app: development center habanero software, llc lago vista Women’s club niemann & heyer, llp Download the app: spring Builders llc st. edward’s university today’s vision south towne Webber + studio Download the app: Whorton insurance services Download the app:

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media Austin American-statesman Bright social Media Marketing klru-pBs Austin Majic 95.5 symphony support organizations Austin symphony Arbor series BAts (Be At the symphony) knights of the symphony Women’s symphony league

individuAls (as of March 26, 2019) A special thanks to mary Ann and Andrew heller for gifting the down payment in 2001 for the mary Ann heller Austin symphony orchestra Building, which serves as our administrative office. symphony society ($25,000+) david Booth sarah & ernest Butler Family Fund Mr. christopher h. cheever larry connelly Mrs. claudette hartman Andrew & Mary Ann heller isabel r. Welland eva & Marvin Womack Concerto ($15,000–$24,999) Anonymous roy e. & linda stone Bush lynne dobson & greg Wooldridge van & Jeanne hoisington the kodosky Foundation / Jeff & gail kodosky Waltz ($10,000–$14,999) Anonymous paul & clara Bancroft roger & Mary ellen Borgelt Marvin Brittman Annag rose chandler Jim & Melanie denholm Mr. & Mrs. loren F. kahle, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. paul d. leeke reagan & lauren reaud dr. susan & Alan sager neil & nancy schaffel Araminta & tom sellers Mrs. d. J. sibley, Jr. drs. glenn & Marsha staats thomas & karen vaughn kenneth & Beverly Wickham

dr. & Mrs. douglas F. Winker Cantata ($7,500–$9,999) John Fibiger and Andrea horner Margery & Mack lindsey dr. Jonathan l. sessler patrick & Misty Watkins sonata ($5,000–$7,499) Mr. & Mrs. Frederick s. Addy grace & charles Bonner linda & george Bourianoff Wm. david george ph.d. elena & everardo goyanes Jim & Jo green dr. chi-kao hsu paullette & Frank Macdougal Mr. Bassett Maguire hans & Marion Mark sue A. Morrison dr. kenneth & carolyn shine Brenda & larry smith col. & Mrs. Joseph F. trochta linda & nick van Bavel intermezzo ($3,500–$4,999) drs. robert & cheryl Butler dr. & Mrs. stuart damore Anne greenway and herb schwetman nan hampton Joe & sonja holt charles & Alicean kalteyer Mr. Mark kernan danny & Jill powell iii danny snyder susanne tetzlaff & eric s. tiblier

minuet ($2,500–$3,499) dr. & Mrs. david Abrams Austin community Foundation, Marion & george More susan Baer, M.d. & david nicastro kathleen & Austin Bay Michelle Berger, M.d. & dr. david tobey, Jr. the Ben Bentzin Family pamella & david Bock virginia & kenneth Boyda susan Braden robert Brooks & Jane sutherland Julia & Bill Buchholz carl caricari & Margaret Murray-Miller elizabeth cates victoria cheney Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey W. clarke Jerry & Becky conn dr. richard & Martha coons Malcolm & robin cooper Mrs. l. scott curtis Mr. & Mrs. gary J. davis ronald t. deFord Jan & paul diehl susan & david douglas david A. & constance B. elko chris & carol elms david & susan gaddis Marilyn t. gaddis, phd eva gayle & george gibbs darren g. gibson Bruce & kathryn grube Mr. William t. gunn, iii dr. & Mrs. edgar g. harris

43629 PAPI ASO 23 4_2_2019 the AnnuAl Fund dr. karl e. henion, ii don & georgia henrich John & gwen holcroft sherry & Jim horan dr. & Mrs. gerald Jacknow dr. & Mrs. Michael Jarratt ronald c. Jernigan Mr. & Mrs. donald kotrady Wendy & trey lary dr. Allan & Barbara lundeen Julia M. Marsden William & Flora Mccormick drs. rodney & cathy nairn paul & kilyong natho dr. & Mrs. Mark osman the pacey Family Foundation Mr. & Mrs. charles parker John & dixie paulos dr. & Mrs. James A. prentice drs. nell and dean sanders the sherrill Family Foundation dr. & Mrs. elwyn d. speir Bruce stuckman, ph.d. Bill stutts Beverly & eldon sutton Andrew W. teagle Mr. eric venditti & Ms. carey gunn venditti pat & dan vickers cindy Wilson Mr. & Mrs. sam A. Wilson sharon e. Wilson steve & nancy Wilson cornelia & John Wood Ms. custis Wright Mr. & Mrs. Joe A. young sonatina ($1,000–$2,499) A Friend Anonymous Mr. & Mrs. roger Abel randy and ruth Adams Mr. John h. Akin honorable James l. Arth Austin community Foundation – Jackson c. Mouton, Jr. Fund stephen Barber Barron & newburger, p.c. Ms. Anne Beckner Mr. & Mrs. henry newton Bell irit & hillel Benavi leah Billingsley & Mark Muller Bill & carolyn Bingham roger & Martha Blomquist Mary c. Bohls conrad Bohn i.M. Booth Jim & Jane Bowen

douglas Bower & Bonny gardner, ph.d. truman & Ann Breed constance c. Britt christine & Avery Buffington sylvia Bulhon Ms. Bliss Burdett Mrs. ross Burgh howard & penny Burt Ann s. Butler Jill carey & Bill gurasich dr. Alan carsrud & Mr. danny Babineaux larry & Fran collmann Mr. & Mrs. c. Wade cooper Ann & don cooper Mr. & Mrs. Anthony corroa Mr. & Mrs. Alan cox Joy Authur & christopher cross Margaret & doug danforth cecilia neuhaus deaton & William J. deaton, M.d. dr. exalton & Mrs. Wilhelmina delco Mr. & Mrs. Bob deWitt Mr. & Mrs. vincent diloreto drs. kenneth & lisa ellis lara enzor and kim golden dr. robert A. ersek dr. William & patricia evans Mr. danny Felps & Ms. debbie lauderdale evie & david Feltoon the Fruchter Family dr. & Mrs. larry garner Mr. & Mrs. Fred glosser rachel goggan Mr. & Mrs. Alvin J. golden drs. Waldo & lois gonzalez susan gregerson david & Beth grimm Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey W. grossman iris groten dave & sherry haeusler tish hall John & stephanie hanson Mr. robert l. hardgrave valerie r. Bowles & Download the app: steven c. harding Mike & theresa harkins dr. & Mrs. John harrison Download the app: Betsy & Bill harrod douglas & Julie Ann hartman sally hawkins dr. & Mrs. everett g. Download heinze, the Jr. app: lee helms Mr. & Mrs. charles M. hibbetts Barbara & richard holland

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43629 PAPI ASO 24 4_2_2019 The AusTin symphony dr. & Mrs. richard shoberg lord chancellor robert shoop Family smith/hawes Family karen sonleitner col. & Mrs. John M. squires Jason & Mary stansell Jay & sherrie stewart connee & kent sullivan John teets Michael & Mary twomey Mr. F Michael valocchi daphne & Ben vaughan Jackie and steve Waldman Francine Webb Jacqueline M. Well & William c. Mansfield roger Williamson Mr. & Mrs. herschel J. Wood, Jr. Janet Wright Mr. dana B. young Mr. & Mrs. carlos zaffirini, Jr. prélude ($400–$999) Four anonymous donors Ms. susan Adair ki & kay Allen christopher and lisa Ameel dan & claudia Anderson heather & reed Arnos ken & emily Ashworth Austin community Foundation – May Barnes cormack Fund in honor of Monte hills davis tracy Barba Jim Barnette tina A. Barrett Mr. nathaniel p. Beal Melissa Bedrock steven & susan Beebe Jon Bellin Matt and Jen Benevich lee & helen Bland terry & shay Blankenship robert & karen Bluethman Martha & Monroe Bober Mr. richard Boner kay & tucker Bonner howard Boyle dorothy c. Brown Mr. & Mrs. carl Brugger Melvin Bryant patricia Bryant sir robert & dame Jeana Buchanan christopher cannata terry capps Mick & Monica carson

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