The Nutcracker Suite Extravaganza by Orange County School of the Arts

ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOL OF THE ARTS

GARN FAMILY JAZZ STUDIES PROGRAM AND STRINGS & ORCHESTRA PROGRAM

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The Nutcracker Suite

Featuring the award-winning AMBASSADOR JAZZ ORCHESTRA Arranged by Duke Ellington and Billy Strayhorn and the award-winning OCSA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Tchaikovsky’s Nutcracker Suite

DECEMBER 14, 2024 | 7PM

MICHAEL F. HARRAH SYMPHONY HALL

Dear Friends & Families,

It is my privilege to welcome you to the 2024-2025 performance season at Orange County School of the Arts (OCSA)! I am so honored to introduce this year’s amazing lineup of student performances and events.

This school year marks an exceptional milestone, as OCSA has now resided and flourished in the city of Santa Ana for 25 years! Over the past quarter of a century, the OCSA campus in Santa Ana has seen countless performances and served as the launching pad for thousands of dreams. Our campus has also provided a home away from home for students (and staff!) from Santa Ana and beyond. I cannot wait to see how our legacy within Santa Ana continues to grow and evolve.

As we open yet another exciting chapter in the history of the school, I would like to give a warm welcome to our new Chief Operations Officer, Dr. Gregory Endelman. Not only does he bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to the position, but he is also a great and caring human being who is ready to do what it takes to help our school be the best it can be for our students and staff.

I am looking forward to partnering with Dr. Endelman, along with our esteemed administrators, faculty, and staff, to take OCSA into this next chapter!

At this time, I want to express my heartfelt appreciation to our 2024-2025 corporate season sponsors, Pendry Newport Beach, Farmers & Merchants Bank, Boot Barn, and Yamaha, as well as to our Board of Trustees, Foundation Board of Directors, Emeritus Board, President’s Circle, and Encore members. The continued success of OCSA’s mission would not be possible without their support, leadership, and vision.

Finally, I must acknowledge our parents, alumni, administrators, faculty and staff, members of the local community, and most importantly, our student artists. Our students are the inspiration and driving force behind what we do every single day.

I am thrilled to have you join me in celebrating another impressive performance season. Please enjoy all of the magic OCSA has to offer!

With gratitude,

Teren M. Shaffer President & CEO Orange County School of the Arts

We provide an unparalleled arts and academic education in a creative, challenging, and nurturing environment to a diverse group of students who are passionate about the arts, preparing them to reach their highest potential.

Established in 1987, the nationally recognized Orange County School of the Arts (OCSA) offers a dynamic school culture that enables students to flourish as artists and scholars. The school currently serves a diverse student body of approximately 2,300 students in grades 7-12 from more than 100 cities throughout Southern California.

In addition to offering a challenging college-preparatory academic program that produces high-achieving, motivated scholars, OCSA provides aspiring young artists with the opportunity to refine their skills and flourish in one of 17 arts conservatories. Each year, more than 200 concerts, recitals, staged performances, and exhibitions are presented at a variety of venues in Orange County and throughout the world, providing students with the unique experience of entertaining and inspiring thousands of audience members.

OCSA is a donation-dependent public charter school; no student is offered or denied admission based on financial capacity. The school’s rigorous academic education coupled with advanced arts training has impacted many students, molding generations of creative thinkers, leaders, artists, innovators, and entrepreneurs.

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PROGRAM OF THE EVENING

OCSA Symphony Orchestra

Dr. Jacob Sustaita, conductor

Selections from The Nutcracker (1892) Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky (1840-1893)

I. O verture

II. March

III. Trepak

IV. Danse Chinoise

V. Danse des Mirlitons

VI. Valse des Fleurs

VII. Pas de deux

Rudolph, the Red-Nosed Reindeer (1972) Johnny Marks

Arr. James Stephenson (1909-1985)

Allie Molin, Trumpet -Intermission-

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PROGRAM OF THE EVENING

Jingle Bells

Ambassador Jazz Orchestra

Dr. John Reynolds, Conductor

James Pierpoint

Arr. Ernie Wilkins

The Nutcracker Suite Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky

Arr. Billy Strayhorn and Duke Ellington

Overture

Sugar Rum Cherry

Volga Vouty

Toot, Toot, Tootie Toot

Arabesque Cookie

Dance of the Floreadores

Chinoiserie

Peanut Brittle Brigade

White Christmas

Irving Berlin

Arr. Victor Goines

OCSA

Flute

Emma He, principal

Jae Eun Park

Siyu Jiang, piccolo

Oboe

Grace Lai, principal

Sydney Kramer

Clarinet

Kenny Song, principal

Julia Dietz, bass

Bassoon

Ariana Kim, principal

Tyler Phan

Horn

Keilah Park, principal

Katie Baker

David Binoya

Sylas Wei

Trumpet

Allie Molin, principal

Miri Izenberg

Juhan Lee

Trombone

Marie Bocanegra, principal

Owen Ramos

Natalie Dechary

Zuriel Martinez, bass

Timpani

Momoka Hayashibe (Nutcracker)

Kaiden Orozco (Rudolph)

Percussion

Samantha Gonzales, principal

Momoka Hayashibe

Ella Hyunjee Choi

DIGITAL MEDIA ANIMATORS

Paola Bran, Rafael Carrera, Ruby Cesario, Keira Chung, I. Cisneros, Sasha Davila, Ava Diaz, Riley Divel, Hudson Garcia, Marcus Hopps, Rachel Kondo, Jinah Lee, Sandy Lopez, Ian Macdonald, Robert Martin, Enzo Munz, A. Noble, Natalie Obradovich, Ashley Oh, Lily Powley, Kastelyn Shen, Shannon Swope, Charlie Thomson, Lauren Won, S. Wong

Violin

Saya Nishimura, concertmaster

Jiyu Lee, asst. concertmaster

Emily Lu, principal second

Maiya Kothari, asst. principal

second

Shaylin Bau

Joel Carrasco

Ivana Chacon

Victoria Chun

Jimin Ha

Allyson Hahn

Amelia Kang

Jaden Kim

Rachel Kim

Jaynie Lee

Kaien Lee

Sandra Lee

Matthew Martono

Thalia Nguyen-Khoa

Cadence Park

Natalie Tran

Emma Wang

Rachel Won

Chloe Woo

Lucy Woo

Ken Xiao

Audrey Yoon

Julian Yoon

(OCSA Strings utilizes rotational seating)

Viola

Sumin Cho, principal

Jayden Kim, asst. principal

Jiwon Chung

Lyla Han

Justin Hong

Viney Huang

Annabelle Jin

Kayla Kim

Christine Lee

Miono Minematsu

Killian Smith

Cello

Isaac Chun, principal

William Reynolds, asst. principal

Sabrina Chang

Alex Huang

Aiden Kim

Zachary Kim

Jeremy Lee

Jiesheng (Jason) Lee

Joey Zhou

Bass

Cosette Oh, principal

Elena Abdollahi, asst. principal

Juneau Foxlin

Harp

Sydney Lee, principal

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AMBASSADOR JAZZ ORCHESTRA

Woodwinds

Samuel Chung

Joan Aguilar

Luke Sakurai

Katie Shinogi

Lake Muther

Trumpet

Pedro Fregoso

Allison Molin

Miri Izenberg

Evan Rong

Kaitlyn Chung

Trombone

Owen Ramos

Marie Bocanegra

Natalie Dechary

Zuirel Martinez

Rhythm

Emmet Althoen, Piano

Shannon Imaoka, Piano

Grace Gillen, Guitar

Oliver Shiwota, Guitar

Gabriel Tong, Bass

Kilan Lam, Drumset

Kaiden Orozco, Drumset

DIGITAL MEDIA ANIMATORS

FEATURED SOLOISTS

NATHAN KING, SAXOPHONE

Nathan King is a highly sought-after woodwind performer, jazz saxophonist, recording artist and music educator in Southern California. He has studied under some of the most well-regarded teachers in the business including Gary Foster, Jeff Ellwood, Katisse Buckingham, Sal Lozano, Dan St. Marseille and Damon Zick and has shared the stage with great musicians such as Bob Mintzer, Bill Cunliffe, Bob Sheppard, Doc Severinsen, Nick Mancini, Wayne Bergeron, John Clayton, Gregg Field, Steve Houghton, Eric Marienthal, Walt Weiskopf, Joe LaBarbera and many others.

He performs in a variety of groups including Bill Cunliffe’s big band, “Bachanalia,” Phat Cat Swingers and his own group, The King Quartet. He has performed at well-known venues including the Blue Whale, Catalina Jazz Club and Alvas Showroom. In 2015, Nathan was selected to participate in the Disneyland All-American College Band. More recently, he was honored with the award of Best Saxophonist at the 2016 Reno Jazz Festival.

As an educator, Nathan maintains a private teaching studio, conducts masterclasses and holds a conservatory teacher position in the Jazz Studies Program at Orange County School of the Arts. He is also on faculty at Mt. San Antonio College and California Baptist University.

Nathan earned a Bachelor of Music in Saxophone Performance with an emphasis in Jazz and Commercial Music from California State University, Fullerton and a Master of Music in Jazz Studies from the Bob Cole Conservatory of Music at California State University, Long Beach.

PETER OLSTAD, TRUMPET

Pete Olstad has toured and performed with Maynard Ferguson, Buddy Rich, Woody Herman, Blood, Sweat and Tears; Mel Torme, Brian Setzer, Tom Jones and Latin pop star Luis Miguel.

He attended Berklee College of Music in Boston, Mass., and the University of Northern Colorado in Greeley. While in college, he received Downbeat Magazine’s “Best Jazz Soloist Award” three years in a row in the college division and, later, was one of five finalists in the Thelonious Monk Institute’s Louis Armstrong Jazz Trumpet Competition in Washington, D.C.

Olstad spent 15 years as a freelance trumpet player in Los Angeles, Calif., and later relocated to New York City for another 10 years, before settling back in Denver, Colorado.

DR. JACOB SUSTAITA, CONDUCTOR

Dr. Jacob Sustaita serves as the assistant conductor for Pacific Symphony and Music Director, Carl St. Clair. He also serves as Music Director and Conductor for the Pacific Symphony Youth Orchestra. Dr. Sustaita is also the newly appointed conductor for the Orange County School of the Arts Symphony Orchestra. In the fall 2021 and 2022 semesters, Dr. Sustaita served as Acting Orchestra Director at California State University Long Beach, Bob Cole Conservatory of Music. From 2015 to 2020, he led the Sam Houston State University Symphony, Chamber, Ballet, and Opera Orchestras as director of orchestral studies. In 2016, Sustaita and the Symphony Orchestra performed the American premiere of Anton Bruckner’s Symphony No. 1 (original Linz version) with high praise from the American and European Bruckner Societies.

Dr. Sustaita is a frequent guest conductor and clinician across the country. In 2015, Sustaita was selected by Carnegie Hall’s Weill Institute to serve as assistant conductor for Charles Dutoit and the National Youth Orchestra of America. Sustaita regularly conducted and coached the orchestra during its New York residency and on their seven-city tour of China and Hong Kong.

A native of Texas, Sustaita completed his Doctorate and Bachelor of Music degrees at the University of Houston, where he served as assistant conductor for the Moores Opera Center for three seasons. He also earned a Master of Music degree from both Penn State and Rice University.

His honors include: Schissler Conducting Fellowship, Rice University Prize and Provost Fellowship and American Prize semi- finalist and finalist. His teachers and mentors include Carl St.Clair, Charles Dutoit, Franz Krager, Brett Mitchell, Gerardo Edelstein, and Paavo Järvi.

Sustaita’s past positions include a three-year tenure as music director of the Minnesota Philharmonic, principal guest conductor for the Cleveland Orchestra Youth Orchestra, a three- year tenure as music director with the Southeast Texas Youth Symphony, and assistant orchestra director at Mayde Creek High School in Katy, TX.

Music education has always been at the forefront of his conducting interests. He regularly conducts the Linked Up Concerts created by Carnegie Hall, and he continues to develop innovative platforms for youth and family concerts that provide a meaningful and exciting experience for all concertgoers. In addition to his responsibilities with the Conroe Symphony Orchestra and Sam Houston State Orchestra, he has conducted youth and collegiate orchestras including the Houston Youth Orchestra Symphony and Philharmonia, Akron Youth Orchestra, Cleveland Orchestra Youth Orchestra, and multiple All-Region orchestras. He is also a regular presenter at conventions and for teacher in-service and development workshops.

BIOGRAPHIES

JOHN REYNOLDS, CONDUCTOR

Dr. John Reynolds is a highly sought-after educator, clinician, and trumpeter. He holds a Doctorate of Musical Arts in jazz studies from USC as well as degrees from San Diego State University (SDSU) and Point Loma Nazarene University. Dr. Reynolds is well versed in instrumental conducting as he is a student of Larry Livingston (USC Thornton School of Music) and Sharon Lavery (Downey Symphony). He has conducted numerous wind ensembles, orchestras, and pit orchestras for various musical productions over the last 20 years.

Dr. Reynolds performs frequently with his own groups throughout the United States. He has performed with jazz legends including John Clayton, Jeff Hamilton, Gerald Clayton, Rickey Woodard, Graham Dechter, Jackie Ryan, Bob Mintzer, Peter Erskine, Bobby Shew, Frank Mantooth, Gilbert Castellanos, Marshall Hawkins, Wayne Bergeron, Gordon Goodwin, and many others. Additionally, John is often called to perform in classical ensembles including the San Diego Symphony. In 2016, the SoCal Jazz Society recognized Dr. Reynolds as the Jazz Educator of the Year, and SDSU awarded him Outstanding Alumnus of the Year.

Under Dr. Reynold’s guidance, The Garn Family Jazz Studies Program has achieved national prominence as a finalist in the Essentially Ellington High School Jazz Band competition hosted by Jazz at Lincoln Center and Wynton Marsalis. Dr. Reynolds is a consultant for the Jazz at Lincoln Center organization, where he adjudicates and performs as a guest artist at festivals across the country.

JOHN WALCUTT, NARRATOR

Mr. John Walcutt earned a Master of Fine Arts from USC’s professional actor training program; he also studied at Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in London and The Lee Strasberg Theatre & Film Institute in Los Angeles. He has more than 35 years of experience on stage and screen as a professional actor and director, a film and theatre producer, and a screenwriter.

Mr. Walcutt has worked on nearly 200 film and television projects with more than 100 guest-starring roles including Titanic, Mulan, Little Miss Sunshine, Lost, Criminal Minds, and It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia. For many years, he was the artistic director of Shakespeare Orange County, where he played Macbeth, Malvolio, and Richard III, among many other roles. Mr. Walcutt has won the Screen Actors Guild Award and the Golden Ace Award, as well as the award for Best Director at the Indie Fest and the Las Vegas Film Festival. He was named by Orange County Register as one of the Most Influential People in Arts and Culture for 2014.

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PROGRAM NOTES

The Nutcracker Suite, OP. 71a

Tchaikovsky is the despair of writers of program notes, since he is perhaps the best known of “classical” composers. Even the casual concert-goer is familiar with his life through often lurid film treatments or romantic biographies. There is little new to be said without stooping to rumors about his supposedly forced suicide to avert a scandal, an assertion I neither believe nor intend to mention!

Of all his works, probably the most famous are the 1812 Overture and The Nutcracker Suite One of his greatest strengths is his rich orchestration, and the introduction of unusual instruments. He used gun-shots in the former, and the celesta in the latter. However, Beethoven was the first to use gun-shots and Widor was the first to use the celesta, despite claims to the contrary. Still, the Nutcracker was the first successful piece of music to use the celesta, and to all intents and purposes, introduced that instrument to the public.

The ballet tells the story of a little girl who receives a nutcracker for Christmas. It is in the form of a soldier. She falls asleep and dreams that all the Christmas presents come alive and fight against the Mouse King and his minions.

March shows the full power of the orchestra with brass and percussion resounding, underpinned by the pizzicato strings, a typical Tchaikovsky touch.

Of all the sections of the ballet, the Trepak is the most Russian. Even in a purely concert performance, one can imagine the spectacular leaping of the leather-booted Cossacks.

It is in the Dance of the Sugar-plum Fairy that the celesta makes its first appearance with an orchestra. Tchaikovsky had heard the instrument, played by its inventor, Mustel, shortly before he wrote The Nutcracker. Widor had written for the instrument before, but this was the first time it was combined with a full orchestra.

The Arabian Dance is scored mainly for the woodwinds and muted strings, though the tambourine is occasionally heard. The plaintive cry of the oboe, particularly, recalls the sound of the MiddleEastern shawm. Here, Tchaikovsky reveals the Romantic obsession with the exotic.

The exoticism of the Arabian Dance is echoed in the Chinese Dance, with the use of the glockenspiel and the triangle.

Mirlitons are a musical instrument rather like “kazoos,” played by children. In the full ballet version, the score calls for these “toy flutes,” but in the Suite, flutes are used.

The Waltz of the Flowers may well be the most popular part of the Nutcracker Suite. It needs little comment.

- -James R.C. Adams

PROGRAM NOTES

The Nutcracker Suite

Billy Strayhorn and Duke Ellington

By 1960, Duke Ellington had nothing left to prove. He was America’s foremost big band composer, a formidable pianist, and the creator of an elegant style of jazz and swing that became an indelible part of the American sound. He had crisscrossed the country with his band dozens of times since the 1930s, and had stretched the boundaries of jazz harmony and structures with compositions like “Mood Indigo” and Black, Brown, and Beige.

When Ellington teamed up with composer, lyricist, and arranger Billy Strayhorn in 1939, the two men formed a unique partnership that lasted until Strayhorn’s untimely death in 1967. Strayhorn wrote his share of jazz hits – he is best known for “Take the A Train” and “Lush Life” – but he also brought a deep knowledge of classical music to his work with Ellington. It is significant that the first time Strayhorn’s name appeared alongside Ellington’s on a record is their 1960 Columbia album of Tchaikovsky’s Nutcracker Suite, which Strayhorn arranged.

Strayhor n and Ellington transformed more than the music; the familiar movement titles also underwent what Ellington called “reorchestration.” Dance of the Reed-Pipes morphed into Toot Toot Tootie Toot, and Dance of the Sugar-Plum Fairy changes its character entirely, shifting from a delicate interlude featuring celeste to a low-down swing tune known as Sugar Rum Cherry. The Waltz of the Flowers, here repurposed as Waltz of the Floreadores, trades its waltz tempo for a toetapping swing number, while the Arabesque Cookie features the unusual combination of bamboo whistle, bass clarinet, and tambourine.

Ellington’s biographer John Edward Hasse suggests that in creating this adaptation, Ellington and, to a lesser extent, Strayhorn were “putting one over ‘’ on the public. Hasse asks, rhetorically, “Why did Ellington and Strayhorn adapt the Tchaikovsky and Grieg suites? [The duo also made jazz versions of Grieg’s suites from Peer Gynt] As part of the time-honored traditions of ragging or jazzing the classics, to make Tchaikovsky and Grieg hip, to make them swing? … Was it at least partly to put people on?” Perhaps. Ellington, caught in an unguarded moment on tape, once described himself as “not a bank robber, but a sneak-thief.” Whatever their motivations, Ellington and Strayhorn’s version of The Nutcracker lends this beloved music a wholly unique sensibility – in the words of one reviewer, “transformed into jazz with affection, skill, and humour.”

-Elizabeth Schwartz, 2018

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ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOL OF THE ARTS

About the Strings & Orchestra Program

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

The Strings & Orchestra Program offers students a college-preparatory curriculum that fosters technical and creative development for young musicians. Students in the Strings & Orchestra Program are provided the opportunity to perform solo and orchestral repertoire from all time periods. Strings & Orchestra Program students (including harpists) are placed in one of three orchestras: Symphony Orchestra, Chamber Orchestra, or 7th and 8th Grade String Orchestra. All students participate in regular sectionals and master classes, which are led by a distinguished faculty and internationally recognized master artist teachers. OCSA’s Symphony Orchestra has won national awards for innovative programming and is consistently recognized for its impressive level of performance.

DR. NICHOLAUS YEE Coordinator of Strings & Orchestra Program

UNIQUE EXPERIENCES

The Strings & Orchestra Program maintains a standard repertoire list, ensuring graduates of the program have performed works that are typically heard in any professional orchestra. This creates versatile musicians who are prepared to successfully enter the university or arts conservatory program of their choice upon graduating. The program is also unique in that it provides student solo opportunities at virtually every concert. The Strings & Orchestra Program regularly collaborates with other conservatories each year, including the Musical Theatre and Classical Voice Conservatories.

PERFORMANCE OPPORTUNITIES

The Strings & Orchestra Program’s three orchestras regularly perform throughout the season in a variety of venues, both on and off campus. The Symphony Orchestra performs annually at OCSA’s Season Finale, a schoolwide performance in late spring featuring all of the school’s arts conservatories and presented at the prestigious Segerstrom Center for the Arts. The Symphony Orchestra also performs in major venues around the world; previous performance venues have included Carnegie Hall, the Sydney Opera House, and historic concert halls in London, Vienna, Prague, and Moscow.

PAST GUEST ARTISTS AND MASTER TEACHERS

Joshua Bell, internationally renowned violinist

Martin Chalifour, Los Angeles Philharmonic Principal Concertmaster

Nicholas Daniel, renowned oboist

Michael Daugherty, Grammy Award-winning composer

Brett Dean, composer and former Berlin Philharmonic violist

Stephane Deneve, internationally recognized conductor

Tan Dun, Oscar Award-winning composer

Grant Gershon, conductor of the Los Angeles Master Chorale

Johannes Moser, world-class cellist

Steven Stucky, Pulitzer Prize-winning composer

Eric Tanguy, award-winning French composer

James Wilt, Los Angeles Philharmonic trumpet player

ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOL OF THE ARTS

About The Garn Family Jazz Studies Program

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

The Garn Family Jazz Studies Program enables young musicians to further their studies in the language of jazz, with courses instructed by distinguished faculty, including some of today’s top recording artists, educators, and performers. The curriculum is modeled after a university-level jazz conservatory, creating versatile musicians who are prepared to successfully enter the college or arts conservatory program of their choice upon graduation. Students in The Garn Family Jazz Studies Program experience a breadth of opportunities that enhance their development as musicians, including large jazz ensemble, small group combos, wind ensemble (winds, brass, percussion), specialized instrument master classes, musicianship courses that focus on traditional harmony and jazz arranging/composition, and exposure to professional guest artists and master clinicians who are at the top of their field.

DR. JOHN REYNOLDS Director, Instrumental Music Coordinator, Garn Family Jazz Studies Program

UNIQUE EXPERIENCES

The Garn Family Jazz Studies Program offers students the unique opportunity to regularly perform throughout the community, state, and nation. In recent years, the Ambassador Jazz Orchestra has performed in the prestigious Segerstrom Summer Jazz Series, at Jazz at Lincoln Center in New York City, and in a variety of festivals across the western United States.

PAST GUEST ARTISTS AND MASTER TEACHERS

Gilbert Castellanos, American jazz trumpeter, composer, and arranger

Bill Cunliffe, Grammy Award-winning composer and arranger

Kirsten Edkins, saxophonist, composer, and educator

Gary Foster, well-known saxophonist, clarinetist, and flutist

Marshall Hawkins, bassist, drummer, and educator

Tamir Hendelman, Israeli American jazz pianist

Eric Marienthal, Grammy Award-winning saxophonist

ABOUT THE DIRECTOR

JOHN REYNOLDS, D.M.A.

Wynton Marsalis, internationally acclaimed jazz musician and composer

Ted Nash (Grammy Award-winning saxophonist and composer)

Kenny Rampton (trumpeter, Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra)

Claudio Roditi, celebrated Brazilian trumpet player

Marvin “Smitty” Smith, American jazz drummer and composer

Victor Wooten, Grammy Award-winning bass guitarist

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SCHOOL, FOUNDATION & CONSERVATORY LEADERSHIP

SCHOOL

President & CEO

Teren Shaffer

Chief Operations Officer

Gregory Endelman, Ed.D.

Principal

Michael Ciecek

Assistant Principal of Instruction

Kimberly Barraza Lyons, Ph.D.

Assistant Principal of Student Services

Becca Freeland

Assistant Principal of Arts

Maria Lazarova, D.M.A.

Assistant Principal of Student Supervision

Abbe Levine

Director of Special Services

Lauren Reynolds

Learning Specialist

Shelley Stanphill

FOUNDATION

Vice President of Communications

Kelly Andrews

Vice President of Development

Elizabeth Ton

CONSERVATORY

Director of Productions

Eric Hamme

SCHOOL OF APPLIED ARTS

Arts & Enterprise

Ally Bushman, Director

Mekjian Family Culinary Arts & Hospitality

Daniel Mattos, Chef Director

SCHOOL OF DANCE

Ballet & Contemporary Dance

Steven B. Hyde, Director

Ballet Folklórico Dance

Marlene Peña-Marin, Director

Ballroom Dance

Robert Porch, Director

Commercial Dance

Nicole Berger, Director

SCHOOL OF FINE & MEDIA ARTS

Creative Writing

Joshua Wood, Director

Martin & Cynthia Howard

Design & Media

Patrick Williams, Director

Film & Television

Aaron Orullian, Director

Integrated Arts

Charna Lopez, Director

Cassandra Foster, Conservatory Manager

Visual Arts

Paige Oden, Director

Randy Au, Assistant Director

SCHOOL OF MUSIC

Classical Voice

Ryan Reithmeier, D.M.A., Director

Instrumental Music

Sarkis Baltaian, D.M.A., Director

Pianist Program

Strings & Orchestra Program

John Reynolds, D.M.A., Director

The Garn Family Jazz Studies Program

Frederick Fennell Wind Studies Program

Nicholaus Yee, D.M.A., Coordinator

Strings & Orchestra Program

Popular Music

Natasha Pasternak, Director

SCHOOL OF THEATRE

El-Erian Family Acting

John Walcutt, Director

Donald Amerson, Conservatory Manager

Musical Theatre

Ryan Miller, Director

Amelia Barron, Conservatory Manager

Production & Design

Kelly Marie Pate, Director

LEADERSHIP BOARDS

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Officers

Paul Satkin, Chair

Gary Humphreys, Secretary

Members

Hon. Halim Dhanidina (Ret.)

Vincent Foley, Jr.

Jessica Herthel

FOUNDATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Officers

Jason Herthel, Chair

Teren Shaffer, President & CEO

Jennifer Sternshein, Secretary

Michael Laven, Treasurer

Hon. Halim Dhanidina (Ret.), Board of Trustees Representative

Jennie Johanson-Maya, Vice Chair, Public Relations & Marketing

Eoin L. Kreditor, J.D., Vice Chair, Legacy Giving

Kimberley Lakes, Ph.D., Vice Chair, Human Capital

Christine Walker-Bowman, Vice Chair, Finance

Directors

Lisa Argyros

Jim Bergman

Lisa Brennan

Miaad Bushala

Bruce E. Chapman

Jim Conroy

Julia Feldman

Lamia Gabal, M.D.

Julie Garn

Gillian Hayes, Ph.D.

Steven Ho

Martin Howard

Michael Le, M.D.

Lee Runnels

Don Steiner

EMERITUS BOARD

Julia Argyros

John Daniels

Sandy Segerstrom Daniels

Mohamed El-Erian

Brad Ellis, J.D.

Maria Newkirk Fong

John Gates

Carol Green

Jerry Mandel

Michal Mekjian, Jr.

James “Walkie” Ray

Judy Sabbagh

Susan Samueli, Ph.D.

Janice Frey Smith

Kate St. Clair

Russell Stern

John Vestri

Scott Woolsey

In Memoriam

Paul Folino

Doug Garn

Sebastian Paul Musco

Lew Webb

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All Foundation gifts and membership contributions provide invaluable support toward important schoolwide initiatives that directly benefit our talented students.

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Gretchen and Jim Conroy

Michelle and Tim Danaher

Neeti and Sandeep Dang

Saranya and Halim Dhanidina

Malisa and Kanwal Duggal

Julia Feldman and Ryan Malone

Sally and Dan Fleet

Laura Forbes and Mike Huntley

Betsy and Luke Freiler

Stacy and Jason Gwin

Sameena and Ali Habib

Allison and Brian Herman

Jason and Jessica Herthel

Jennie Johanson-Maya and Sal Maya

Karen Kim and Spencer Ho

Annu Khemka and Maneesh Goyal

Cheryl and Michael Laven

Debbie and Bonaparte Liu

Sherry and Paul Main

Greg McCollum and Jeff Van Hoosear

Maeesha Merchant and Gaurav Diwan

Jessica Miley and Alejandro Brubaker

Tita Nguyen and Michael Le

Rose Paguirian-Steiner and Don Steiner

Allison and Jim Panetta

Amy Parekh and Jay Shah

Brad Pivar and Rod Escobedo

Ami and Rakesh Puvvada

Alexis and Julian Recana

Catey and Chris Reese

Trilby and Michael Robinson-Dorn

Melissa and Jeffrey Ruderman

Anna Schlotzhauer and Jim Bergman

Jennifer and Brad Smith

Karen Smith and Jay Jerrier

Mohini and Vip Soni

Jeannette and John Soumbasakis

Lisa Stevens Wegner and Jed Stevens

Kim and Bert Tavares

Mei Tsang and Steve Brown

Kelly and Brooks Wackerman

Ivy Wang and Patryk Symchych

Courtney and Andrew Wittkop

Manuella and Michael Yassa

Michelle and Gary Yoshino

Sandy and David Young

Jinny and Ed Yun

Thank you to the following 2024-2025 Season Sponsors:

Thank you to the following 2024-2025 Encore members:

Armi and Ron Abiera

Acting Conservatory Mom

Anonymous

Justin Aragon and Laura Boysen-Aragon

Ms. Jyothi Atluri

The Bailey Family

James and Courtney Banaag

Edgar and Julie Barajas

Team Bignami

The Bittel Family

Ronald and Dawne Both

Lisa and Jack Brennan

Christe Bruderlin

The Bullock Family

Dr. Alyson and Alfredo Cartagena

The Casola Family

Kathy and William Chang

Joy Chao and Jason Lee

Arpi and Bobby Charlu

Tim and Rita Chen

Julia and Lewis Cho

Vincent and Karla Chung

Cogswell Design Inc.

Dr. Gretchen and Mr. James Conroy

Kristy Crownover

CV Programs

The Dale Family

Tim and Michelle Danaher

Neeti and Sandeep Dang

Ramit and Rakhi Dayal

The Deutschman Family

The Dhanidina Family

Joe and Jessica DiPenta

The Dominguez Family

Isabel Dong

Kyle and Courtney Duff

Malisa and Kanwal Duggal

The Elder Family

Dr. & Mrs. Gregory and Lisa Endelman

The Engle Family

Julia Feldman and Ryan Malone

Sally and Dan Fleet

Laura Forbes and Mike Huntley

Luke and Betsy Freiler

Lamia Gabal and Charlie Wilcoxson

Kim Gangnes

Byron and Raquel Gillen

The Goodemote Family

The Gourley Family

Apra and Rahul Gupta

Mala and Neeraj Gupta

Brandi and Javier Gutierrez

Jason and Stacy Gwin

Sameena and Ali Habib

Aurora He

The Herman Family

Jason and Jessica Herthel

Stacey and Justin Hill

Andy and Gracie Hinton

Scott Holty and Emilie Albert

Angela Huang

Cindy Hughes and Paul Schmidhauser

The Idriss Family

Ivie-Valle Family - IN This House Love Rules

Jenii Jacobson

Jennie Johanson-Maya and Sal Maya

Angela Kent

David and Sara Kerrane

Andrew and Chinyee Keyoung

Annu Khemka and Maneesh Goyal

Karen Kim and Spencer Ho

Kevin and Kelly Kelley

Barbara and Keith Kuntz

Jason and Susan Lai

Cheryl and Michael Laven

Rosemarie and Michael Le Coz

My Lee

The Lee Family

Scott and Susan Lee

The Liu Family

Debbie and Bonaparte Liu

Kevin and Louise Lloyd

The Ly-Pang Family

Jay and Danielle Madison

Molly Mahoney and John Dominguez

Paul and Sherry Main

Greg McCollum and Jeff Van Hoosear

Paul Mendoza

Maeesha Merchant and Gaurav Diwan

Val and Larry Miles

Jessica Miley and Alejandro Brubaker

The Mitras

Olga, Geoff, and Avery Mizrahi

Moon’s Family

Yvonne Naranjo

Tita Nguyen and Michael Le

Niu Family of FTV

The Oh Family

The Ortiz Family

Molly Ortwein

Rosemarie Paguirigan-Steiner and Don Steiner

Jim and Allison Panetta

The Parekh Shah Family

Oscar and Jessica Parra

The Passalacqua Family

The Pennor Family

Peters Architecture Inc.

The Pivar-Escobedo Family

Rakesh and Ami Puvvada

The Ransford Family

Hon. Julian and Alexis Recana

Chris and Catey Reese

Mr. and Mrs. Carlos and Nancy Reyes

Savalai and Brent Ridley

Trilby and Michael Robinson-Dorn

Logan and Carol Ross

The Rossfeld Family

Melissa and Jeff Ruderman

Anna Schlotzhauer and Jim Bergman

The Schultz Family

David and Tina Sidoni

Bandana and Jolly Singh

Brad and Jennifer Smith

Karen Smith and Jay Jerrier

Mo and Vip Soni

Lisa Stevens Wegner and Jed Wegner

John and Jeannette Soumbasakis

Patryk Symchych and Ivy Wang

Kim and Bert Tavares

Elliot Tong

The Truong/Kondo Family

Mei Tsang and Steve Brown

Reagan Vallejo

Michael and Nicole Vicioso

The Vik Family

The Villanueva Family Foundation

The Vitta Kama Family

The Voros Family

Brooks and Kelly Wackerman

The Weaver Family

Courtney and Andrew Wittkop

Parents of David Wong (CW, ‘26)

Brenda Wooding and Eric Adler

Brian Yan’s Family

Michael and Manuella Yassa

Michelle and Gary Yoshino

Drs. Edward and Jinny Yun

The Zazik Family

The goal of Students First: A Capital Campaign is to create an enhanced campus environment that will benefit the entire OCSA community.

Thank you to the following individuals and organizations who have donated in support of this transformational campaign:

Acting Conservatory Families, Class of 2025

Anonymous

Julia and George Argyros

Lisa Argyros

Albert and Miaad Bushala

The Cha Family

Dr. Gretchen and Mr. James Conroy

The DeVoe Family

DevTo Support Foundation

The Dhanidina Family

The Dirk Family

El-Erian Family Foundation

Roberta Estrin

Farmers & Merchants Bank

The Garn Family

The Harold Struck Charitable Fund

Shelley and Steven Ho

The Larry and Helen Hoag Foundation

Martin and Cynthia Howard / Howard CDM

Chinyee and Dr. J. Andrew Keyoung

N&D Kim Family

Tina and Eoin Kreditor / Cleo A Bluth Charitable Foundation

Dr. Kimberley Lakes and Dr. James Kay

Cheryl and Michael Laven

Hsueh Chun Lo

The Malone Family

Jennifer and Paul Meyhoefer

Mrs. Tita Nguyen, Esq. and Dr. Michael Le

Ryan and Jin O’Grady

The Park Family

Debbie and Joe Rogoff

Samueli Foundation

Anna Schlotzhauer and Jim Bergman

Karen Smith and Jay Jerrier

The Sternshein Family

The Tioleco-Cheng Malabarba Family

Ryan and Nicole Warne-McGraw

The Wegner Family

Michelle and Gary Yoshino

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• Doctors

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If you are interested in supporting the OCSA Foundation, please reach out to Vice President of Development Elizabeth Ton at elizabeth.ton@ocsarts.net or visit www.ocsarts.net/DonateNow

Special Thanks To Our Families

Thank you to all of our OCSA families who have contributed this year through the Conservatory Funding Agreement (CFA) in support of their child’s arts conservatory experience. Your contributions specifically support conservatory salaries, facilities, equipment and supplies, performance opportunities, guest artist master teachers, and field trips.

We can’t make the OCSA magic happen without you!

COLLEGE SUCCESS

Emphasizes fundamental operational skills, computational fluency, and problem-solving abilities

Integrates Algebra, Geometry, and Statistics to prepare students for both traditional and Integrated Math courses

Topics beyond our curriculum scope, such as Algebra 2, Trigonometry, or Calculus, are covered under our Homework Support program

HOMEWORK SUPPORT

Ideal for students needing assistance with homework, struggling with specific concepts, or preparing for tests

Offers support for higher-level Mathematics and AP courses

Sessions are student-driven, structured towards specific needs, and focus on the material students bring for support

Dependent on teacher availability and subject matter

Enhances reading fluency, higher-order analysis skills, and overall comprehension

Prioritizes development of advanced critical thinking skills to cultivate confident, proficient readers

Expands knowledge of vocabulary and word meanings

STUDY SKILLS

Enhances academic habits through goal setting, organizational skills, time management, and effective test-taking strategies

Strengthens active reading, listening, outlining, note-taking (including the Cornell method), and study techniques

Tailored for middle to high school demands

Provides extensive customizability to meet individual student needs effectively

Develops the five-step writing process and various writing techniques that make writing assignments more manageable

Stengthens fundamental language skills (grammar, punctuation, capitalization, and spelling) that make writing clear and accurate

Provides experience with various essay types: narrative, informative, persuasive, and research

SAT/ACT PREP

Provides teacher-led in-depth instruction on application of best practices, key reasoning skills and test-taking strategies

Access to two student workbooks (Math, English) which provide instruction on test concepts and features, homework, and mixed review practice

Access to SylvanPrep.com, an individualized online component, for one full year

Access to multiple full length practice tests which mimic the conditions of a real test

*SylvanPrep.com can be used as a standalone self-led program (Sylvan Prep Online) *Sylvan Insight Assessment is required for enrollment*

Nurturing, Healing & Resilience

Compassionate, specialized medical evaluation and management of eating disorders and body image concerns for kids, teens and young adults.

O erings:

Medical evaluation and management of eating disorders

Body image curriculum

Parent education presentations

Body image workshop for adults

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Pendry Newport Beach is proud to be a sponsor of the Orange County School of the

Contemporary Luxury

MAKE A SCENE MAKE WAVES

WHEREVER THE FUTURE TAKES YOU

CREATE ENRICHING OPPORTUNITIES

The Hearts for the Arts campaign provides additional support for arts conservatory needs beyond each conservatory’s annual budget. Donations help to fund special equipment and supplies, performances, ﬁeld trips, and other arts enrichment opportunities for our talented OCSA students.

HELP STUDENTS IN NEED

The Artist Scholar Sponsorship Program supports economically disadvantaged students who attend OCSA. Donations help to fund the arts conservatory portion of their school day and ensure they have access to the full OCSA experience, including yearbooks, technology, school supplies, and more.

PROVIDE GUEST ARTIST EXPERIENCES

The Master Artist Series supports high-proﬁle visiting artists who create meaningful experiences for our student artists. Donations help to bring master artists and industry leaders to OCSA’s campus to share their career stories and expertise with students through residencies, master classes, lectures, and performances.

CSArts Academy offers extracurricular arts courses to student artists of various ages from throughout the community. Join us for fun and rewarding classes in the fall, spring, or summer!

FALL SATURDAY SERIES

Classes begin September 21, 2024

Registration opens in late August

SPRING SATURDAY SERIES

FALL SATURDAY SERIES SPRING

SPRING

Classes begin February 22, 2025

Registration opens in January

Classes begin July 7, 2025

Registration opens in January

BECOME A SPONSOR!

Promote your business at a speciﬁc conservatory performance or throughout the entire conservatory season! Hear your company’s name announced from the stage, promote your brand to a loyal target audience, and receive complimentary tickets!

$2,500 PER CONSERVATORY PERFORMANCE SEASON

BENEFITS

•Recognition in conservatory-speciﬁc promotional materials and communications

•Customized speech from the stage at select performances in your conservatory’s season*

•Two (2) complimentary tickets to each performance** in your conservatory’s season

•Recognition on OCSA’s Digital Donor Wall in the Tower Lobby, Center for the Arts Lobby, and DMS Lobby

$1,000 PER SPECIFIC CONSERVATORY PERFORMANCE

BENEFITS

•Recognition in conservatory-speciﬁc promotional materials and communications

•Customized speech from the stage at your selected conservatory performance*

•Two (2) complimentary tickets to your selected conservatory performance**

•Recognition on OCSA’s Digital Donor Wall in the Tower Lobby, Center for the Arts Lobby, and DMS Lobby

PROCEEDS WILL DIRECTLY SUPPORT THE CONSERVATORY OF YOUR CHOICE!

To view a list of upcoming performances, please visit www.ocsarts.net/BoxOfﬁce.

*Also applicable to conservatory-speciﬁc events.

**Some exclusions may apply, including special events and performances at outside venues.

Support from businesses directly impacts the transformational education and creative opportunities provided for our students.

Current OCSA Families: Please note that donations from businesses to this campaign cannot be allocated toward your Conservatory Funding Agreement (CFA). All OCSA families are encouraged to contribute the requested amount toward their child’s conservatory through the CFA prior to supporting other OCSA initiatives.

To secure your Spotlight Sponsorship, please contact Greg McCollum, Director of Corporate & Business Relations, at gregory.mccollum@ocsarts.net or 714.560.0900 ext. 6616

Orange County School of the Arts (OCSA) proudly offers a wide range of professional-level performance groups comprised of inspiring student artists from the school’s many arts conservatories. Make your private, corporate, or charity function more special by featuring a select group of OCSA’s bright and talented students!

Our extensive variety of repertoire is completely customizable. Choose the group that best meets the needs of your event and budget!

Ballet folklórico dancers

Ballroom dancers

Classical singers

Commercial dancers

Instrumental musicians

MONTAGE! performance ambassadors

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WHAT IS KIWIN’S?

CNH KIWIN’S (California, Nevada, Haiwaii), similar to its KEY CLUB counterparts, is an student-led club that stretches among multiple schools, including OCSA. This club promotes a sense of community and allows students easy access to various COMMUNITY SERVICE events. Students can learn to strengthen skills such as LEADERSHIP, collaborating with others, and can learn the significance of supporting your community. This looks great on COLLEGE APPLICATIONS, especially since joining this club can open up opportunities for SCHOLARSHIPS, AWARDS, and NETWORKING.

ZOEY ZIEN, CA&H ‘27 CLUB PRESIDENT zoey.zien@ocsarts.net

“CHILDREN: THEIR FUTURE, OUR FOCUS, LIVE2LEARN”

One of CNH KIWIN’S major focuses/service events puts emphasis on students promoting education and literacy, focused on youth, ages 5-9. This is just one of the many community service opportunities strengthening students’ connection with their area.

✓ Low teacher:child ratios

✓ Child-centered, emergent, engaging curriculum

✓ Inclusive & integrated learning environments

✓ Strong image of the child

✓ Highly trained teaching team

Currently serving children ages 3 to 5 years old

PROGRAM OFFERINGS

California State Preschool

•Reduced family fees for qualifying families

•Part-Day Program Sites:

•Commonwealth Elementary

•Hermosa Drive Elementary

•Maple Elementary School

•Orangethorpe Elementary

•Pacific Drive Elementary

•Woodcrest Elementary

•Full-Day/Full-Year Program Sites:

•Richman Elementary

•Valencia Park Elementary

Fee-Based Preschool

•Part-Day Program Sites:

•Beechwood Elementary

•Sunset Lane Elementary

•Full-Day Program Site:

•Sunset Lane Elementary

Fullerton School District

Educational Services

Preschool Program

714-447-7499

https://www.fullertonsd.org/preschool

Fullerton School District 2025 - 2026

Dual Language Academy

Great Schools, Successful Kids

Accepting Intents to register TK through 8th grade

Spanish and English Dual Immersion 90/10 Model

Korean and English Dual Immersion 50/50 Model Read, write, and communicate effectively

Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math (STEAM) 21st Century Learning Skills, Cross-cultural competencies

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