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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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BOARD Jennifer Case Anne Edge Lindsey Ford Anna Garrett Ryan Hall Kari Hertter Jim Lin Jocelyn McCabe Ed Sandor Roberta Waggoner
MUSIC DIRECTOR Cameron May ARTISTIC DIRECTOR Greg Allison ADMINISTRATIVE Krina Allison, Executive Director Amber Young, Finance Director Ginny Nordhorn, Executive Assistant Mary Jo Rydholm, Librarian Nick Masters, Recruitment Coordinator Doug Ford, Photographer
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Debut Orchestra Jennifer Marin and Travis Sipher, conductors GEORGE FRIDERIC HANDEL, arr. Meyer La Rejouissance JEAN SIBELIUS, arr. Meyer JOHANN STRAUSS I, arr. Isaac
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Brass Choir Greg Allison, conductor Liz Ward, assistant conductor PERCY GRAINGER, arr. Bainum Australian Up-Country Tune LEONARD BERNSTEIN, arr. Turrin
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Academy Orchestra Greg Allison, conductor Cameron May, guest conductor GIOACHINO ROSSINI, arr. Lehmeier Overture to William Tell AARON COPLAND MARK THOME story by ROBERT RAY Dustin Wilson, narrator
Down a Country Lane The Little Pernambuco Tree
INTERMISSION 15’ Conservatory Orchestra Cameron May, conductor GIUSEPPE VERDI Overture to Nabucco ANTONIN DVORÁK
GEORGE BUTTERWORTH
Slavonic Dances, Op. 46 No. 4 in F major No. 6 in D major No. 8 in G minor A Shropshire Lad
Combined Orchestras Cameron May, Conductor LEONARD BERNSTEIN Mambo from West Side Story Reminders: -Turn off all electronic devices. -Please hold applause between movements.
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Overture to Nabucco (1841) By Giuseppe Verdi (1813-1901)
Giuseppe Verdi was born in a small village in what is now northern Italy to a family of innkeepers. He began playing the organ at age seven and later moved to Milan to study composition. He is known for his many operas including Aida, Rigeletto, Il travatore, and La traviata. Nabucco tells the biblical story of the slavery and exile of the Hebrews under the Babylonian King Nebuchadnezzar. Historians disagree whether Verdi was making parallels between the ancient Hebrews and the Italians of his day living under Austrian rule. Verdi described Nabucco as "the opera with which my artistic career really begins. And though I had many difficulties to fight against, it is certain that Nabucco was born under a lucky star." "The Verdi Overture to Nabucco is a fabulous season opener that gives everyone something exciting to do, including an especially prominent opening chorale for the brass." ~ Maestro Cameron May
About the Music
Slavonic Dances (1878)
By Antonín Dvorák (1841-1904) Antonín Dvorák was born in Bohemia in what is now the Czech Republic; at the time, the region was under Austrian control. His parents were supportive of his musical talents and sent him to Prague as a boy to study piano and organ. After a series of personal and financial difficulties in the 1860s and 1870s, Dvorák was awarded the Austrian State Prize fellowship by the Austrian government in 1875. The award provided a little financial stability and brought him into contact with Johannes Brahms, who later helped Dvorák find a publisher for Slavonic Dances. The piece was originally written for piano four-hands (a duet with two musicians on one piano) but the publisher asked him to rewrite it for orchestra. Both versions were published and, along with his Moravian Duets (~1875), established his reputation as a composer. "Dvorák's Slavonic Dances are a whole lot of fun, but deceptively difficult and quite nuanced." ~ Cameron May
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A Shropshire Lad (1911)
By George Butterworth (1885-1916)
Composer George Butterworth was one of a group of promising young English composers and other artists who were killed in World War I. Butterworth grew up in northern England and attended Eton College and then Oxford. Upon the outbreak of WWI, Butterworth enlisted in the Durham Light Infantry, eschewing family connections that could have helped him join a safer unit. He was soon promoted to second lieutenant and sent to the French front the following summer. He was killed in the Battle of the Somme in 1916. A Shropshire Lad was chosen for today's program to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the first Armistice Day. The piece is based on a collection of poems by A. E. Hausman.
About the Music
Mambo from West Side Story (1957) By Leonard Bernstein (1918-1990)
American composer Leonard Bernstein was born one hundred years ago to Russian immigrant parents. Bernstein became one of the most popular American composers of the 20th century. His best known work is the musical West Side Story, a modern interpretation of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet. West Side Story's Mambo is an explosion of fast-paced syncopated Afro-Cuban rhythms depicting a dance off between the rival gangs. After hearing Mambo, you will understand why orchestras around the world are celebrating Bernstein’s 100th birthday.
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Oboe Harrison Chapel, N. Thurston H.S. (11) Gabriel Ong, Olympia H.S. (9) Moira Rader Rice, Olympia H.S. (11) Clarinet Bryce Weppler, Olympia H.S. (9) Tommy Wigfield, Capital H.S. (12) Bassoon Ryan Kapsandy, Olympia H.S. (9) Leah Ramiah, Olympia H.S. (12) Conservatory Brass Choir Trumpet † Justin Baek, Olympia H.S. (10) Jay Klein, Olympia H.S. (11) Carter Rowell, Olympia H.S. (12) French Horn Hugh March, Olympia H.S. (10) Natalie McVay, Timberline H.S. (10) Emma Tranum, Olympia H.S. (12)
Trombone Ian Rigg, Olympia H.S. (12) Souriya Soukhaphonh, Olympia H.S. (11) Kenny Stewart, Capital H.S. (10) Guest Musicians Tyler Reilly, violin Josh Keeling, percussion * Executive Student Board Member † Student Representative
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Congratulations to the participants of SOGO's Prelude Orchestra! Prelude Strings is SOGO’s non-audition string orchestra taught by Rebecca Gage. The program is an eightweek long free after-school program for elementary or middle school string players with one to two years experience. Prelude Strings focuses on making young musicians successful in the following areas: hand position, posture, bow technique, rhythms, sight reading, and preparation to succeed in a full orchestra setting. This is a pilot program with funding provided by Community Foundation of South Puget Sound. Students will have a performance Monday, November 5 at 6:30pm in the Washington Middle School cafeteria to show their parents, family, and friends what they have learned.
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Cameron May, Music Director and Conservatory Orchestra Conductor
Cameron May is the Music Director of SOGO and a Music Professor at South Puget Sound Community College. Though a native of Portland, Oregon, Mr. May came to Olympia from Champaign, Illinois, where he was Music Director of the Illini Strings at the University of Illinois. Mr. May’s guest conducting appearances include engagements with the University of Illinois Chamber, Philharmonia and Symphony Orchestras, the University of Colorado’s Pendulum New Music series, the Portland Festival Symphony Orchestra, and the Metropolitan Youth Symphony Orchestra. Mr. May received a Bachelor of Music Education degree from the University of Colorado Boulder and a Master of Music degree in Orchestral Conducting from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. His additional conducting study includes masterclasses and workshops in Colorado, Illinois, Ohio, Texas, and Bulgaria with pedagogues such as Mark Gibson, Jeffrey Grogan, Gary Lewis, Larry Rachleff, Donald Schleicher, and Osmo Vanska. As a violinist, Mr. May studied with William Hunt, Cynthia Raxter, and Charles Wetherbee.
Conductors
Greg Allison Artistic Director, Brass Choir Conductor, and Academy Orchestra Conductor
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. 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 AllState, 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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Travis Sipher 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.
Jennifer Marin Debut Orchestra Conductor (Winds)
Jennifer Marin 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, and served as Secretary/Treasurer for the Chinook Region Music Educators Association. She 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 and currently performs with the SPSCC Orchestra.
Rebecca Gage Prelude Strings Conductor
Rebecca Gage has over 20 years of successful teaching experience (beginning-high school) and is currently an orchestra teacher with the North Thurston School District. Ms. Gage holds a BA in Music Education from University of Wyoming and a MA in Music from University of Hawaii at Manoa. She previously taught music at Aberdeen SD Public Schools and Centralia School District.
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Ensemble opportunities include Wind Ensemble, Jazz Ensemble, & Chamber Music
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Elizabeth Ward Brass Choir Assistant Conductor
Elizabeth Ward received a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Washington and a Master of Musical Arts degree from Yale School of Music. Ms. Ward is a former member of the New Haven Symphony, Pennsylvania Ballet Orchestra, Pennsylvania Orchestra, Philadelphia Opera Orchestra and Young Audiences Inc. of Philadelphia. Returning to the Northwest, Ms. Ward founded the Evergreen Brass Quintet, well known for its outstanding educational presentations. As a studio teacher her students have consistently received awards on the local and national levels. Ms. Ward is Assistant Conductor of the Tacoma Junior Youth Symphony, and Conductor of the Tacoma Youth Symphony Orchestra’s Brass Choir and Chamber Winds.
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Michael Fox Percussion Class Coordinator
Michael Fox is an Olympia area percussionist with a diverse professional background and a love of teaching. He holds a Master's in Music Performance from the University of New Mexico and a Bachelor's from the San Francisco Conservatory of Music. Mr. Fox has extensive experience both as a performer and an educator. He has taught privately for 25 years and worked as a coach for various ensembles, schools, and youth organizations. Presently Mr. Fox is a member of the Olympia Symphony and SPSCC orchestras. "I'm proud to join SOGO as a percussion coach and look forward to building a unique, enriching, and long lasting program"
Auditions to SOGO are taken year round.
The Debut Orchestra is offered for students of advanced elementary to middle school ability level. Rehearsals are Sundays from 3:00-4:45 P.M.
The Conservatory Orchestra is offered for students of advanced high school ability. Rehearsals are Sundays from 5:00-7:15 P.M.
The Academy Orchestra is offered for students of advanced middle school to intermediate high school ability. Rehearsals are Sundays from 3:004:45 P.M.
Percussion Class students learn pedagogy, ensemble and orchestral preparation. Members perform with the Academy and Debut Orchestras. Class meets Mondays from 5:30-7pm at Washington M.S.
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