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S T U D E N T O R C H E S T R A S O F G R E AT E R O LY M P I A The mission of Student Orchestras of Greater Olympia (SOGO) is to provide challenging, fully integrated music experiences for young musicians, which includes orchestra and ensemble performances, music education and a broad spectrum of music related activities. 1629 22nd Ave SE, Olympia WA 98501 360.352.1438 studentorchestras.org Facebook.com/StudentOrchestras
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BRASS CHOIR
DEBUT ORCHESTRA
Jennifer Marin, Conductor Travis Sipher, Conductor BRASS CHOIR
Greg Allison, Conductor Liz Ward, Assistant Conductor ACADEMY ORCHESTRA
Jeff Lund, Conductor
Flourish for Winds, Ralph Vaughn Williams Overture to Rosamunde, Franz Schubert, arr. Meyer Great Gate of Kiev and Hopak, Modest Mussorgsky, arr. Siennicki Dance of the Tumblers, Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov, arr. Dackow Deep River, Traditional, arr. O’Toole March from First Suite in Eb, Gustav Holst, arr. Hayley
Overture to Poet and Peasant, Franz von Suppé, arr. Isaac By Loch and Mountain, Robert W. Smith Tales of Vandosar, Richard meyer
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CONSERVATORY ORCHESTRA
John Welsh, Conductor
Sinfonia Concertante for Clarinet, Oboe, Bassoon, & Horn in Eb Major, K. 297b, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Allegro, Adagio, Andante con variazioni Elliot Anderson, oboe; David Hales, clarinet; Helene Beck, bassoon; Emma Richart, French horn Romeo and Juliet Fantasy Overture, Peter Ilich Tchaikovsky
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David Hales, Clarinet
David Hales is a clarinetist hailing from Lacey, Washington. David is currently a sophomore studying chemistry at the University of Washington. He previously played with SOGO for 6 years. Audiences may remember David’s fantastic performance of Concertino for Clarinet with the Conservatory Orchestra in 2016. In addition to orchestral music, David also plays jazz, chamber, and wind band music.
Elliot Anderson, Oboe
Helene Beck, Bassoon
Helene Beck is currently pursuing a Master's Degree in Bassoon Performance at The Pennsylvania State University. Prior to Penn State, she started her bassoon studies with Francine Peterson and continued with Mrs. Peterson while pursuing a Bachelor's in Music Education at Pacific Lutheran University. In addition to performance, Helene has worked for Federal Way Public Schools as a General Music Teacher and as a Teaching Artist with SOGO. Helene is passionate about music education for every child and was a founding member of Artist Mentoring Program, a program that provides free musical training for students without the financial means necessary.
Elliot got started in music before he could remember, humming along with anything that made a sound. His lifelong musical journey has taken him far from home and set him on a path to explore the soul. As a student of oboists Karen & Alex Gheorghiu, Kyle Mustain, Melissa Peña and many others, he’s enjoyed playing the oboe for 12 years, and looks forward to many more years of making and sharing many kinds of music.
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Soloists
Emma Richart, French Horn
Emma Richart began playing horn at age 11 playing in SOGO from 2001-2008. She went on to study at Lawrence University in Appleton, Wisconsin, where she earned a Bachelor’s of Music in horn performance and her Masters of Music from The University of Akron in 2014. Currently, Emma performs with the South Puget Sound Community College Orchestra and maintains a private horn studio in Olympia.
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Romeo and Juliet Fantasy Overture (1870) By Peter Ilich Tchaikovsky (1840-1893)
Russian composer Peter Ilich Tchaikovsky’s most well known works include The Sleeping Beauty and holiday favorite The Nutcracker. Tchaikovsky was born in Vyatka, Russia, more than 600 miles from Moscow and St. Petersburg. He began piano lessons at age 5, but his parents groomed him for a civil service job. After working as a government clerk for several years, at age 21 he enrolled in the St. Petersburg Conservatory. Then in 1863, he moved to Moscow, where he became a professor the Moscow Conservatory. Tchaikovsky’s first work was performed in 1865. In 1878 he resigned from the Moscow Conservatory and spent the rest of his career composing. Romeo and Juliet Fantasy Overture is based on the Shakespearian play. It premiered in Moscow in 1870. Tchaikovsky rewrote it several times until it was finalized in 1880. Audience members may recognize the sweeping love theme within the piece from the many times it has been used in film and television as a shorthand for love at first sight.
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About the Music
Sinfonia Concertante for Clarinet, Oboe, Bassoon, & Horn in Eb Major, K. 297b (1778) By Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791)
Mystery and intrigue surround the Sinfonia Concertante. Did Mozart really compose the one you are listening to today? The Köchel catalog removed it from the list of authentic works and the Oxford Dictionary notes “K297b considered doubtful attribution to Mozart by some scholars.” Robert Levin devoted an entire book to this perplexing issue without being able to resolve it conclusively. Mozart told his father that he was about to compose a concertante for flute, oboe, bassoon, and horn. The work was scheduled to be performed in Paris in 1778, but was cancelled. The manuscript was never found until it showed up in 1870, clearly not in Mozart’s hand, with a solo clarinet part replacing the flute. As a listener, your ear will tell you it is genuine Mozart, but we may never really know the truth. The music is straightforward and melodious from beginning to the end, and beautifully showcases the soloists. The first movement has hint of the Marines’ Hymn. The second movement is a romantic Adagio, and in contrast, the finale is a series of variations on a brief and simple theme.
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Conservatory Orchestra
Violin Suad Maya Dirar, N.Thurston H.S. (9) Elli Ehinger, Olympia H.S. (10) Seth Harper, Olympia H.S. (11) Alec Jacoby, River Ridge H.S. (9) † Jenny Jang, Olympia H.S. (9) * Dylan Jones, Adna H.S. (11) Noel Leibly, Olympia H.S. (9) Camille McLean, Jefferson M.S. (8) † William Nordhorn, Olympia H.S. (11) Ernesto Posadas, Black Hills H.S. (12) Alex Werner, Olympia H.S. (10) Emily Whitney, Olympia H.S. (10) Viola Ella Cereghino, Olympia H.S. (9) Helen Hauschka, Olympia H.S. (9) Alex He, Olympia H.S. (12) Nicholas Johnson, Olympia H.S. (11) Carissa Putt, Olympia H.S. (9) Elizabeth Shang, Olympia H.S. (10) Miriam Silverman, Capital H.S. (11) Cello Gwen Bayer, Capital H.S. (10) John Benford, Olympia H.S. (9) Brandon Huyck, Tumwater H.S. (10) Cooper Knutson, N. Thurston H.S. (11) Bass Paul Duncan, Olympia H.S. (11)
Flute Brittany Bertolin,Capital H.S. (11) Cassie Duren, Napavine H.S. (11) † Katherine Hales, Timberline H.S. (12) * Megan Smith, Capital H.S. (11) Oboe Harrison Chapel, N. Thurston H.S. (10) Alex Gosse, Capital H.S. (11) Kaylee Shen, Olympia H.S. (9)
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Clarinet Tommy Wigfield, Capital H.S. (11) Bassoon Leah Ramiah, Olympia H.S. (11)
Conservatory Brass Choir Trumpet Justin Baek, Olympia H.S. (9) Jay Klein, Olympia H.S. (10) Carter Rowell, Olympia H.S. (11) * Megan Wakefield, Olympia H.S. (12) French Horn Kyla Lewinsohn, Capital H.S. (12) Emma Tranum, Olympia H.S. (11) Trombone Ian Rigg, Olympia H.S. (11) Souriya Soukhaphonh, Olympia H.S. (10) Tuba Jake Rivera, Capital H.S. (12) Percussion Lewis Jackson, Olympia H.S. (12) Guest Musicians Joseph Bichsel, cello Tomick Necessary, bass Cassie Reinbolt-Turner, harp Rosalie Romano, violin * Executive Student Board Member † Student Representative
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Conductors
John Welsh, Music Director
Greg Allison, Artistic Director
John Welsh brings a wealth of experience, leadership, and direction to the members of the Student Orchestras of Greater Olympia (SOGO).
Greg Allison received his B.A. and M.A. in Music Education from Western Washington University where he studied trumpet with the late William D. Cole. Mr. Allison has taught instrumental music in the Olympia School District for over 30 years. His bands have been chosen to perform at the State and Northwest Music Educators’ Conference and the Western International Band Clinic.
His past conducting engagements include Resident Conductor of the Rainier Symphony Orchestra in Tukwila and Music Director positions with the Bremerton Symphony Orchestra, the Oak Ridge Symphony Orchestra in Tennessee, the Prince William Symphony, Georgetown Symphony Orchestra and other orchestras in the metropolitan Washington D.C. area. Mr. Welsh has conducted the San Miguel Philharmonic in Manila, the Civic Orchestra of Chicago, the New World Symphony in Miami, the Festival International Echternach Chamber Orchestra in Luxembourg, the Metropolitan Chamber Players at Lincoln Center, the Arlington Symphony, the Annapolis Symphony, the Baltimore Symphony, and the Shenandoah Music Festival Orchestra. He has also held residencies at Indiana University. Mr. Welsh holds a Bachelor of Music in Piano from Miami University in Ohio and a Masters in Conducting from Peabody Conservatory in Baltimore. While serving as a Captain in the United States Air Force, he conducted the United States Air Force Band and Symphony and Military Airlift Command Band. His mentors include Richard Lert, Leo Mueller, Leon Barzin, Leon Fleisher, Kiril Kondrashin, Max Rudolph and Gustav Meier. Mr. Welsh is very proud to be the first Music Director of SOGO and Conductor of the Conservatory Orchestra.
Mr. Allison has performed in the Northwest Wind Symphony, the 22nd Ave Dixieland Band, the Tacoma Concert Band, and the Evergreen Brass Quintet. He has been a guest adjudicator, clinician, and guest conductor for state and regional festivals and conventions including the Mid-West Band and Orchestra Clinic in Chicago. He has served on the Washington Music Educator’s board of directors, managed WMEA High School and Junior All-State, and was a recipient of the WMEA Teacher of the Year for middle level education. In 2014, he was inducted into the WMEA Hall of Fame.
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Jeffery N. Lund
Jeffery N. Lund, Academy Orchestra Conductor, holds a Masters Degree in Orchestral Conducting from Central Washington University, where he directed the University Orchestra, Chamber Orchestra, Contemporary Chamber Players, Ellensburg Campus-Community Orchestra (ECCO), and the Kittitas Valley Youth Orchestra. As an Interim Professor of Music at Central Michigan University, he conducted the University Orchestra, and the Percussion Ensemble. Currently, Mr. Lund is the Music Director with the Rainier Symphony. He is also an Associate Conductor with the Tacoma Community College Orchestra. Since his return to Washington in 2009, Mr. Lund has been involved in Music Education with the Tacoma Youth Symphony, Icicle Creek Youth Symphony, and as the Music Director for the Capital Youth Symphony. Also holding a Masters Degree in Percussion Performance, Mr. Lund is an Adjunct Faculty member at the University of Puget Sound and is active in performing throughout Washington with the Tacoma Symphony, Northwest Sinfonietta, and various other groups around the Seattle area. Actively sought out as a guest clinician/adjudicator, Mr. Lund has held Masterclasses at multiple music festivals as well as being invited to perform as a Guest Artist in venues from Benaroya Hall in Seattle to Carnegie Hall in New York. Mr. Lund is the recipient of the Hubbard Scholarship and is a Liberace Scholar.
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Conductors
Jennifer Marin
Jennifer Marin, SOGO Debut Orchestra Conductor, is a respected, collaborative, and innovative music educator with more than 18 years of small-schools experience. She is the Band Director and elementary Music Specialist for the K-8 Griffin School District outside Olympia. A long-standing WMEA member, Ms. Marin has presented at state and regional conferences, presided over conference sessions, served as conductor for the Centralia Community College Orchestra, performed with the Northwest Wind Symphony, South Sound Community Band, and served as Secretary/Treasurer for the Chinook Region Music Educators Association for 4 Years. Ms. Marin previously worked with the Debut Orchestra for the first nine years of SOGO. Ms. Marin holds a BA in Instrumental Music Education at Pacific Lutheran University and has engaged in graduate studies at Southern Oregon University’s American Band College. She has a small private studio for flute.
Travis Sipher
Travis Sipher, SOGO Debut Orchestra Conductor, is the orchestra director at Capital High School and Jefferson Middle School. Mr. Sipher earned his degrees in Cello and Music Education from Western Washington University. He served as assistant conductor of the Eugene Community Orchestra in Oregon. Mr. Sipher previously worked with SOGO’s POGO program at the Boys and Girls Club.
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Mary Jo Knesal Rydholm
Mary Jo Knesal Rydholm, Ensemble Coordinator and SOGO Violin Teaching Artist, teaches in the Olympia School District and is a Nationally Certified Music Teacher. She has served as Concertmaster for several symphony orchestras in Washington State. An avid chamber musician, she completed her Chamber Music Workshop Director Internship under Dr. Valgene Phillips, at Humboldt State University (CA) and has since served as the SOGO Ensemble Coordinator. She also coaches the Conservatory strings.
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SOGO Holiday Fundraiser Take care of your holiday shopping before the rush. Three Easy Ways to Order • Order online at studentorchestras.org, click the Donate tab. • Place your order in the lobby today. • Mail in the order form, available in the lobby today or online at studentorchestras.org.
A local nursery provides SOGO with beautiful floral quality poinsettias for purchase. Poinsettias are available from 3” to 10½” and in Red, Pink, White, Marble and the always popular Jingle Bell.
These 22-inch fragrant noble fir wreaths are made right here in Olympia and make a perfect gift to yourself and friends!
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Anonymous Lindsey & Doug Ford Olympia Federal Savings Olympic Dermatology & Laser Clinic, INC. P.S. National Endowment for the Arts The Community Foundation of South Puget Sound Jeanne & Greg Tranum WA State Arts Commission John Welsh Guarantor, $1,000 to $1,999
Joyce Allen Boeing Cabinets by Trivonna Capital Heating & Cooling Dorrie & Harold Carr Charneski Charitable Fund Dana & Josh Phelps R. L. Ray Violin Shop Benefactor, $500 to $999
Academy Mortgage Corporation, Kathy Randich Joan & Greg Armstrong Bischofberger Violins, LTD Mary & John Fleckenstein Frederick Goldberg Bonnie & Peter Hauschka Olympia Symphony Orchestra PCS Structural Solutions Dr. Scott & Amy Rowley Small to Tall Pediatric Dentistry Jimmy Swan Tumwater Eye Clinic & VUE, Dr. Doug & Karen Jeske Haleigh & Michael Werner Patron, $250 to $499
Anonymous (5) Isabelle Bohman Georganne & Scott Copeland Carolyn Folden Denise LaFlamme & Brad Grimsted Kathryn Guykema Pat & Paul Kabler Daniel Konopatzke Ed Sandor Wenjing Yan & Charles Shen Janet Cherry & Mark Teply
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Friend, $100 to $249
Anonymous Mary Jane & Frederick Adair Krina & Greg Allison Denise & Kevin Byrne Carol Tamblyn Carlson Dianne & Mike Chaney Soo-Myong & Amy Chung Fumiko & Brian Coyne Helen & Evan Cropp Dr. & Mrs. Damitio Judge Robert Doran, Ret. Anne Edge Sheila & Jerry Fay Gretchen & David Gacetta Teresa & Robert Gilbert Gloria Dei Lutheran Preschool Deborah & Dale Gowan Kari & Tom Hertter Nancy Hoff David & Linda Hoffman Lois Beck & Mark Holland Intel Kristen Jaudon Eric Lee Shawn Lewis Monica & Michael Lorich Judy & Norman Lund Laurie & Fred MacInnes Jennifer & Sam Meyer Nancy & Bill Mikkelsen Black Diamond Roofing, Inc., Dawn Morton Sarah Neal-Robischon Joy & Huy Nguyen Betty Nickerson Mary Nordlund Olympia Piano, Jennifer Bowman Dori Patterson Hian & Yeena Pouw Virginia Ray Lucy Reuter Martha Robbins Anne & Ron Schafer Patricia Shramek Dwayne Slate Sandra & Mark Spee State Farm Foundation Charles Stentz Carolyn & William Stoll Helen Tafejian Rose This Vondean & Bob Thompson Bonnie & Dale Tucker
2017-2018 Donors
Elizabeth Ward Debbra Warren Deborah & Bruce West Daidre & Lawrence West Virginia & Bruce Whitehouse Brenda & Mike Williams Christina & Jessie Zack Donor, $50 to $99
Anonymous (2) Ramona Allen Roger Baugh Gail & Fred Blume III Patricia Gallagher & Warren Carlson Adoracion Mercedes Castro Cherie Davidson Bill Duris Jennifer Ferguson Vivian Forrester Phyllis Freitas Steven Harmon Patricia Kay Christine & James Long Patty & Michael Lynch Lois & Brian Midles Mary Lou & Tim Milnes Ginny & Justin Nordhorn Nancy & Bernard Ryan Joan & Chip Schooler Therese Sprunger Joan & Robert Swanson Vyacheslav Sydorenko Kathryn Hamilton & Steve Wang Contributor, $25 to $49
Anonymous (3) Judith Berg Anna Marie & Dan Blume Joan A. Boileau Diane Coulter Beverly & Denis Curry Judith & Raymond DeBuse Henry DeVries Cheryl Donaldson Susan Tusa & Dan Durham Catherine Young & Kirk Ericson Elizabeth Fox Deborah & Thomas Henderson Mary & Charles Isaacson Helen Spalding & Karl Johnson Marnie Livingstone Suzanne & Dori Monson Louise Mortensen Dee & Richard Morton Virginia Schnabel
Kathleen & Thomas Stidham, Jr. Susan McRae & Rod Tharp Member, up to $24
Anonymous Dr. William T. Arnesen Carolyn Baker Cathy & Brent Chapman Dr. Rich & Dianne Hurst Karen Langlois Anna Mae Livingston Diana McCandless Nancy & Scott Peebles Ellen & David Saunders Storman’s, Inc. Special Tributes Thank you to the individuals and families who made gifts in honor or memory of loved ones. in honor
Scott T. Rowley, D.M.D. In Memory
Joyce Allen In-Kind
Greg & Krina Allison Martha Chen Levin Conway Hannah Dundas Doug Ford Masterworks Choral Ensemble Music & Arts Sarah Neal-Robischon Ginny Nordhorn Print NW R.L. Ray Violin Shop Rainier Symphony TAGS Awards & Specialties Mark Thome ThurstonTalk TSS Washington Center for the Performing Arts We gratefully acknowledge the many donors who support SOGO. We make every effort to ensure accuracy. Please inform us of errors or omissions at studentorchestras@gmail.com. SOGO is a registered 501c(3) tax-exempt non-profit organization and accepts both tax-deductible donations and in-kind contributions. We are always looking for new concert sponsors and advertisers. Updated October 10/30/17.
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