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SUMMER FESTIVAL 2010 AT VERIZON WIRELESS AMPHITHEATER SUNDAY , J ULY 4, 2010, AT 8:00 P.M.

4TH -OF -J ULY CELEBRATION A J OHN DENVER TRIBUTE RICHARD KAUFMAN , CONDUCTOR JIM CURRY , VOCALIST WHITNEY KAUFMAN , VOCALIST

COPLAND Fanfare for the Common Man The Music of John Denver (1900 –1990) Jim Curry

BAGLEY National Emblem March VARIOUS Military Tribute (Marches of the Armed Forces) HOLDRIDGE Tuskeegee Airman (b. 1944) WARD America the Beautiful (1848 –1903) WHITNEY KAUFMAN The Music of John Denver Jim Curry SOUSA Washington Post March (1854 –1932) Semper Fidelis —INTERMISSION— Stars And Stripes Forever

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July 4, 2010 • Pacific Symphony A- 1 ABOUT THE CONDUCTOR

musical roles including Jack Nicholson, RICHARD KAUFMAN Dudley Moore, Tom Hanks, Armand Hal and Jeanette Segerstrom Family Assante, David Ogden Stiers and Susan Foundation Principal Pops Conductor Chair Sarandon. PRINCIPAL POPS CONDUCTOR Kaufman has served as music director and conductor for numerous musicals. His first assignment (at age 23) was as conduc - ichard Kaufman has devoted much of tor for the national tour of Sweet Charity Rhis musical life to conducting and starring Juliet Prowse. He con ducted the supervising music for film and television first national tours of Company (for Hal productions, as well as performing film and Prince) and Two Gentlemen of Verona (for classical music in concert halls and on Joseph Papp and the New York recordings. The 2010-2011 concert season Shakespeare Festival). For the marks Kaufman’s twentieth season as and San Francisco Civic Light Operas, he Principal Pops Conductor of Pacific was music director and conductor for Symphony. He is currently in his sixth sea - musicals including Wonderful Town (starring son with the Symphony Nanette Fabray), Irma La Douce, The Sound Orchestra concert series, “Friday Night at of Music (for which he was nominated by the Movies,” conducting classic and con - the San Francisco Theater Critics for temporary film music, as well as classical Outstanding Music Direction), and Guys music used in motion pictures. Kaufman and Dolls (starring Milton Berle). often appears as a guest conductor with While a student at California State symphony orchestras throughout the Beach Boys, Monica Mancini, Peter Paul University, Northridge, Kaufman composed and around the world and Mary, Patty Austin, Robert Goulet, the alma mater and fight song. In May of including Cleveland, Colorado, Utah, David Copperfield, Davis Gaines, The 2008, he was the keynote speaker for the Atlanta, Pittsburgh, the National Symphony Righteous Brothers, Martin Short and Art Honors Convocation Ceremony at his in Washington, DC, Calgary, Rotterdam Garfunkel. As a violinist, Kaufman per - alma mater. He has appeared as a guest and the Malaysian Philharmonic. formed on numerous film and television speaker at various universities including Kaufman received the 1993 Grammy scores including Jaws, Close Encounters of the USC, University of Georgia, Furman Award in the category of Best Pop Third Kind, Saturday Night Feve r, and (in a University, and the California State Instrumental Performance for a recording moment of desperation) Animal House. He Universities at Northridge and Fullerton. he conducted with the Nuremberg has recorded with artists including John He is a member of the music and business Symphony. His most recent recording, enti - Denver, Burt Bacharach, Neil Sedaka, The advisory boards of the Young Musicians tled The High and the Mighty (Varese Carpenters, Neil Diamond, and Ray Foundation. Sarabande), is with the London Symphony Charles. Born in Los Angeles, Kaufman began Orchestra. Recorded at Abby Road Kaufman joined the music department of violin studies at age 7, played in the Peter Studios, this CD features music from classic Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios in 1984 as Meremblum California Junior Symphony, and contemporary films about flying. music coordinator, and for the next 18 years and was a member of the Young Musicians Richard’s other recordings include film supervised music for all MGM television Foundation Debut Orchestra. He attended music performed by the Brandenburg projects. He received two Emmy Award the Berkshire Music Festival at Tanglewood Philharmonic in Berlin, a second recording nominations, one for the animated series The in the Fellowship program, and earned a with the Nuremberg Symphony celebrat - Pink Panther in the category of Outstanding B.A. in music from California State ing the 100th anniversary of motion pic - Music Direction and Composition, and University, Northridge. Kaufman lives in tures, and two critically acclaimed CDs another for Outstanding Original Song co- Southern California with his wife, Gayle, a with the New Zealand Symphony authored for the series All Dogs Go to former dancer in film, television and on Orchestra, conducting the film music of Heaven. For the MGM television series In Broadway. His daughter, Whitney, is a grad - Alfred Newman and Victor Young. the Heat of the Night , Kaufman composed uate (with honors) from Chapman He has conducted for performers songs with actor/producer Carroll University in Orange, California, and including John Denver, Andy Williams, O’Connor. He conducted scores for films recently completed two-and-a-half years as Mary Martin, Nanette Fabray, Juliet Prowse, including Guarding Tess and Jungle to Jungle. a member of the cast of the National Tour Sir James Galway, Diana Krall, Chris Botti, As a unique part of his career in film, of Mamma Mia . The Pointer Sisters, Arturo Sandoval, The Kaufman has coached various actors in

A- 2 July 4, 2010 • Pacific Symphony ABOUT THE GUEST ARTISTS

JIM CURRY members. Curry’s tribute is the first and WHITNEY KAUFMAN only full-length John Denver tribute in a im Curry began his casino and is a sell-out favorite hitney Jmusic career writ - at the Silverton time after time. Curry has WKaufman ing and performing taken his show on the road to performing joined the North the opening song, arts centers and casinos throughout the American tour of the “The Time of Your U.S. and Canada and out to sea as one of international hit Life” for his senior the most popular shows on the Holland musical Mamma Mia! play. The song was America Cruise Line. in 2007 as a member then voted to be the In October 2007, on the 10th anniver - of the ensemble and 1975 class song, and sary of Denver’s passing, Curry brought a as understudy for the Curry was awarded a Rotary Scholarship landmark concert to the stage in Aspen roles of Sophie and Lisa. Kaufman to study music in college. Even at this Colorado. It included many of Denver’s appeared in the part of Sophie in various early stage in his life, Curry’s natural voice former band members, some of them for cities including San Francisco, Boston, resembled that of singer/songwriter John the first time in a tribute show. Bass player Chicago and Philadelphia. Denver. Embracing the similarities, Curry Dick Kniss, songwriter, guitar and dobro Kaufman has appeared as a guest continued to sing and specialize in the player Steve Weisberg (who penned many soloist with the Malaysia Philharmonic songs of Denver, sharing Denver’s positive of John Denver’s recordings), banjo player Orchestra in Kuala Lumpur, and made her messages of love, humanity and environ - Jim Connor (a former member of the symphony debut at age 7 singing in the mental awareness. New Kingston Trio and author of the hit children’s chorus in the West Coast pre - Denver’s untimely death in 1997 was a song “Grandma’s Feather Bed”), legendary miere of music from John Williams’ Home tragedy that was felt the world over. Such guitarist James Burton (, Alone with Pacific Symphony. She has also a void in the musical world left Denver’s Ricky Nelson and John Denver), and, in appeared as a principal vocalist in “Disney ardent fans demanding that his music sur - what would be one of his last major per - in Concert” and was the featured vocal vive. CBS television responded by pro - formances before his passing, singer/song - soloist with the Florida Orchestra in their ducing a made-for-TV movie: Take Me writer John Stewart of the famed Christmas Celebration concerts. She has Home, the John Denver Story, in which Kingston Trio. recently recorded songs written by Oscar- Curry landed an off-camera role as Now Curry takes his tribute show to a winning composer Dimitri Tiomkin. Denver’s singing voice. This experience new level by adding symphony orchestra - She has appeared in Annie Get Your inspired Curry to produce full–length tions back into live performances of John Gun with the Fullerton Civic Light Denver tribute concerts. Denver music. When Denver wanted to Opera, as Sally Bowles in Cabaret at the He’s not your usual “Vegas style” add a full orchestra to his live shows and Covina Valley Playhouse, and as impersonator. In fact, he is not an imper - recordings, he teamed up with Grammy Peaseblossom in the Shakespeare Orange sonator at all. Curry sings, in his own nat - Award-winning arranger, composer and County production of A Midsummer ural voice, a tribute to the music in a way conductor Lee Holdridge. Lee’s symphony Night’s Dream. Kaufman also appeared that has to be seen and heard to under - arrangements, along with John’s songs with the Los Angeles Theatre Ensemble in stand the pure honesty of his amazing became the trademark sound of many of the critically acclaimed original play performance. His looks and his voice are Denver’s hits. Curry and Lee Holdridge Wounded , which was presented in Los simply a pleasant coincidence that cap - have now brought the rebirth of the time - Angeles, on tour in Northern California, tures the true essence of Denver’s music. less songs of America’s troubadour back in and at the prestigious Edinburgh Fringe Curry’s heartfelt delivery rolls out into the a full-length live concert of Denver’s great - Festival in Scotland. crowd as multi-platinum hits like “Rocky est works, as well as one of his last songs Kaufman is a graduate, with honors, Mountain High,” “Annie’s Song” and written. Performed with a symphony from Chapman University in Orange, “Calypso” fill the room. orchestra, combined with multi-media California, having earned a BFA degree in Curry has created the ultimate tribute screens of photos and videos, this is a show theater performance. experience and has emerged as the top that truly fills up your senses. performer of Denver’s music today, often performing with Denver’s former band

July 4, 2010 • Pacific Symphony A- 3 ABOUT THE MUSIC

was to be in his future. His friends sug - tionally acclaimed song “Let Us Begin gested the name John Sommerville, but (What Are We Making Weapons For?),” he ultimately took his stage name from which was featured on Denver’s 25th the beautiful Rocky Mountain capital album One World. city of Colorado, his home state. A separate and unique version of the Denver experienced his first major song was recorded in Moscow as a duet break in the music industry when he was with the well-known Soviet singer chosen from 250 other hopefuls as lead Alexandre Gradsky. That recording was singer for the popular Mitchell Trio. Two the first time a Soviet artist was allowed years and three albums later, Denver had to perform on a record with a major honed his considerable vocal talent and American singer. The powerful video of developed his own song writing style. He “Let Us Begin” moved viewers around soon gained recognition when his song the world. “Leaving on a Jet Plane” was recorded by “I thought that I might be able to do Peter, Paul and Mary, becoming their something to further the cause of first and only number one hit. East/West understanding. (This) seemed Less than two years later, after the trio like a good time to see the face behind disbanded, Denver himself was climbing all the propaganda. The Russians say that up the Pop charts with songs like “Take the first swallow of spring won’t make THE MUSIC OF Me Home, Country Roads,” “Rocky the weather for the whole season, but it Mountain High,” “Sunshine On My can mark the turn toward a warmer cli - JOHN DENVER Shoulders,” “Annie’s Song,” “Back Home mate. I tried to be that swallow.” Again,” “Thank God I’m a Country The success of his visit paved the way ne of the world's best-known and Boy,” and “Calypso,” solidifying his posi - for a concert tour of the USSR in 1986. Obest-loved performers, John Denver tion as one of the top stars of the decade. These were the first performances by an earned international acclaim as a song - Denver’s concert tours reached mil - American artist since the Cold War writer, performer, actor, environmentalist lions globally. The world embraced began — an unprecedented cultural and humanitarian. Denver’s music has Denver — captivated by each new exchange between the United States and spanned three decades, outlasted count - release, including 14 gold albums and 8 the Soviet Union. He returned to the less musical trends, and garnered numer - platinum albums in the U.S as well as USSR in 1987 to do a benefit concert ous music awards and honors, including a numerous gold and platinum sales over - for the victims of Chernobyl. 1996 Induction into the Songwriter’s seas. Denver was also the first artist from Hall of Fame, and in 1993, the presti - All of this emerged as a reflection of the West to do a multi-city tour of main - gious Albert Schweitzer Music award. Denver’s personal growth and artistic evo - land China, in October 1992. He was The son of a U.S Air Force officer, lution. By his third album in 1970, his somewhat astonished to discover how Denver’s artistic journey began after the social and political leanings were defined popular and well known his songs were family moved to Tucson, where at age more clearly. Denver was one of the first with the Chinese. “Country Roads,” he 11, he was given his grandmother’s gui - artists to share an environmental message was told, “is the most famous song writ - tar. Denver eventually took up guitar les - through his music, beginning with the ten in the West.” sons and joined a boy’s choir, which led song “Whose Garden Was This?” This was Today, millions of fans, old and new, him at age 20 to take matters into his the first in a long line of songs that he enjoy the work of this extraordinary per - own hands and pursue his dream of a wrote about the environment. former. 30 albums and three decades career in music. His passion to help create a global after he began, Denver’s music is as rele - In 1963 he struck out on his own, community paved the way for ventures vant as ever. His humanitarian work con - moving to Los Angeles to be in the heart into new musical and geographic territo - tinues to strengthen our global village, of the burgeoning music scene. It was ries. In 1985 he was invited by the and his dynamic celebration of life, spirit during this time that Henry John Soviet Union of Composers to perform and nature is a powerful inspiration to us Deutschendorf Jr. was urged by friends in their country, inspiring the interna - all. to change his name if a recording career

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Pelli with acoustics by the late Russell named the Symphony as one of five innovative Johnson.“Pacific Symphony is rising to meet orchestras to be profiled in an in-depth study. the ambitions of its new home”— The New The orchestra has commissioned such leading CARL ST.CLAIR York Times . In September 2008, the Symphony composers as Michael Daugherty, James Pacific Symphony, which celebrated its debuted the hall’s stunning new 4,322-pipe Newton Howard, Paul Chihara, Philip 30th anniversary in the 2008-09 season, is led William J. Gillespie Concert Organ. Glass,William Bolcom, Daniel Catán,William by Music Director Carl St.Clair, who marked In 2005–06, the Symphony not only made Kraft,Tobias Picker, Frank Ticheli, and Chen his 20th anniversary with the orchestra during its debut appearance in Walt Disney Concert Yi, who composed a cello concerto in 2004 2009-2010. The largest orchestra formed in Hall in Los Angeles by special invitation from for Yo-Yo Ma. The Symphony has also com - the United States in the last 40 years, Pacific the League of American Orchestra’s 2006 missioned and recorded An American Requiem , Symphony is recognized as an outstanding National Conference, but also embarked on by Richard Danielpour, on the Reference ensemble making strides on both the national its first European tour. Performing in nine Recordings label in 2002, and Elliot and international scene as well as in its own cities in three countries, the Symphony Goldenthal’s Fire Water Paper:A Vietnam Oratorio burgeoning cultural community of Orange received rave reviews—22 in all—expanding with Yo-Yo Ma for SONY Classical. County. The orchestra paid tribute to St.Clair’s its reach to an international level. The Symphony’s award-winning education milestone in 2009–10 with a significant and The Symphony offers moving musical programs are designed to integrate the celebratory season featuring inventive, forward - experiences with repertoire ranging from the Symphony and its music into the community thinking projects. These included the launch great orchestral masterworks to music from in ways that stimulate all ages and form of a new series of multi-media concerts called today’s most prominent composers, highlight - meaningful connections between students and “Music Unwound,” featuring new visual ed by the annual American Composers the organization. St.Clair actively participates elements, varied formats and more to high - Festival. The Wall Street Journal said, “Carl in the development and execution of these light great masterworks. St.Clair, the Pacific Symphony’s dynamic programs. The orchestra’s Class Act residency In addition to classical music, Principal music director, has devoted 19 years to build - program has been honored as one of nine Pops Conductor Richard Kaufman leads a ing not only the orchestra’s skills but also the exemplary orchestra education programs in spectacular Pops season in 2010-11—one of audience’s trust and musical sophistication— the nation by the National Endowment for the most elaborate ever, starring some of the so successfully that that they can now present the Arts and the League of American world’s leading entertainers and enhanced by some of the most innovative programming in Orchestras. Added to Pacific Symphony Youth a state-of-the-art high-definition video and American classical music to its fast-growing, Orchestra on the list of programs in 2007-08 sound system. Each season also includes a rapidly diversifying community.” were Pacific Symphony Youth Wind Ensemble three-concert chamber music series and With a vision for the future, the Symphony and Pacific Symphony Santiago Strings. “Classical Connections,” which offers an inti - is dedicated to developing and promoting The Symphony has played a central role mate exploration of selected works hosted by today’s young and established composers and in the phenomenal growth of the performing St.Clair. And rising star Assistant Conductor expanding the orchestral repertoire. This com - arts in Orange County. Presenting more than Maxim Eshkenazy brings a new energy to mitment to new works is illustrated through 100 concerts a year and a rich array of the highly popular Family series—featuring the Symphony’s commissions and recordings, education and community programs, the holiday favorites and a number of new con - in-depth explorations of American artists and Symphony touches more than 275,000 cert programs designed for families—as well themes at the American Composers Festival. Orange County residents—from school as the Pacific Symphony Youth Orchestra. The Symphony’s innovative approaches to children to senior citizens. In addition to its It was at the start of the 2006–07 season introducing new works to audiences received winter home, the Symphony presents a that the orchestra first moved into the Renée the prestigious ASCAP Award for summer outdoor series at Irvine’s Verizon and Henry Segerstrom Concert Hall, an Adventuresome Programming in 2005. In Wireless Amphitheater, the organization’s acoustical gem designed by architect Cesar 2009, the League of American Orchestras summer residence since 1987.

A- 6 July 4, 2010 • Pacific Symphony CARL ST.CLAIR , MUSIC DIRECTOR William J. Gillespie Music Director Chair

RICHARD KAUFMAN , PRINCIPAL POPS CONDUCTOR Hal and Jeanette Segerstrom Family Foundation Principal Pops Conductor Chair

MAXIM ESHKENAZY , ASSISTANT CONDUCTOR Mary E. Moore Family Assistant Conductor Chair

FirsT Violin Viola piccolo Bass TromBone Raymond Kobler Robert Becker,* Cynthia Ellis Robert Sanders Concertmaster, Catherine and James Emmi Eleanor and Michael Gordon Chair oBoe TuBa Chair Carolyn Riley Jessica Pearlman,* James Self * Paul Manaster John Acevedo Sue Radford Chair Associate Concertmaster Luke Maurer Deborah Shidler Timpani Jeanne Skrocki Meredith Crawford Todd Miller* Assistant Concertmaster Julia Staudhammer englisH Horn Nancy Coade Eldridge Joseph Wen-Xiang Zhang Lelie Resnick percussion Christine Frank Pamela Jacobson Robert A. Slack* Kimiyo Takeya Cheryl Gates clarineT Cliff Hulling Ayako Sugaya Margaret Henken Benjamin Lulich,* Ann Shiau Tenney The Hanson Family Harp Maia Jasper cello Foundation Chair Mindy Ball* Robert Schumitzky Timothy Landauer* David Chang Michelle Temple Agnes Gottschewski Kevin Plunkett** Dana Freeman John Acosta Bass clarineT piano/celesTe Grace Oh Robert Vos Joshua Ranz Sandra Matthews* Jean Kim László Mezö Angel Liu Ian McKinnell Bassoon personnel manager Shalini Vijayan M. Andrew Honea Rose Corrigan* Paul Zibits Waldemar de Almeida Elliott Moreau second Violin Jennifer Goss Andrew Klein liBrarians Bridget Dolkas* Rudolph Stein Allen Savedoff Russell Dicey Jessica Guideri** Brent Anderson Yen-Ping Lai Bass conTraBassoon Yu-Tong Sharp Steven Edelman* Allen Savedoff producTion/sTage manager Ako Yamaguchi Douglas Basye** Libby Farley Ovsep Ketendjian Christian Kollgaard FrencH Horn assisTanT Linda Owen David Parmeter Keith Popejoy* sTage manager Phil Luna Paul Zibits Mark Adams Will Hunter MarlaJoy Weisshaar David Black James Taylor** Robin Sandusky Andrew Bumatay Russell Dicey * Principal Alice Miller-Wrate Constance Deeter ** Assistant Principal Xiaowei Shi TrumpeT The musicians of Pacific FluTe Barry Perkins* Sharon O’Connor Tony Ellis Symphony are members of Cynthia Ellis David Wailes the American Federation of Musicians, Local 7.

TromBone Michael Hoffman* David Stetson

July 4, 2010 • Pacific Symphony A- 7 KATHARINE McPHEE Thursday –Saturday, March 17-19, 2011, 8 p.m. POPS! Richard Kaufman, conductor 2010-2011 The “American Idol” runner up who amazed audi - ences with her heart-stirring rendition of “Over the Rainbow,” Katharine McPhee continues her evolu - THE THREE PHANTOMS tion into a pop music superstar! Fans cheer as she Thursday –Saturday, October 28-30, 8 p.m. effortlessly crosses boundaries to deliver songbook Richard Kaufman, conductor standards, catchy pop tunes, musical theater Craig Schulman • Kevin Gray • Brad Little favorites, powerful ballads and soulful blues. For Just in time for Halloween, an evening of Broadway these Orange County shows, she is backed by the magic that combines the cachet of “The Phantom lush melodies of a full symphony orchestra for the of the Opera” with three extraordinary performers first time. The lighter side of who have played that title role. In addition to soaring melodies from Andrew Lloyd Webber’s WITH FULL -LENGTH FEATURE FILM Pacific Symphony: phenomenon (now the longest-running musical on THE WIZARD OF OZ Hear the magic of Pacific Broadway), the concert includes blockbusters from Thursday –Saturday, April 7-9, 2011, 8 p.m. Symphony in the talented “Les Misérables,” “Miss Saigon,” “Guys and Richard Kaufman, conductor Dolls,” “Nine” and much more! hands of Principal Pops A symphonic night at the movies! One of the most Conductor Richard beloved films of all time comes to our big screen, lov - CHRISTMAS WITH ANDY WILLIAMS ingly restored. On stage, the gifted musicians of Pacific Kaufman. Big names. Thursday –Saturday, December 16-18, 8 p.m. Symphony perform the timeless soundtrack live. Great shows. And some Richard Kaufman, conductor of the most treasured Still thrilling audiences more than 40 years after JIM BRICKMAN songs and genres of our his debut, Andy Williams has crooned his way into Thursday –Saturday, May 12-14, 2011, 8 p.m. time. the hearts of multiple generations. His quintessen - Richard Kaufman, conductor tial interpretation of “It’s the Most Wonderful Time of the Year” highlights our Pops Christmas “America’s romantic piano sensation,” Jim special, which also features other Williams’ hits Brickman has become the best-selling solo piano including “Moon River,” “Music to Watch Girls artist of our time with his catchy, heart-tugging By,” “Can’t Get Used to Losing You” and “Days love songs. His signature style of playing and of Wine and Roses.” songwriting has brought him two Grammy nods, six Gold and Platinum albums, and 28 charted adult radio hits. Program includes “After All These VALENTINE’S DAY with NATALIE COLE Years” and “The Gift.” Thursday –Saturday, February 10-12, 2011, 8 p.m. Richard Kaufman, conductor THE MUSIC OF BOND. JAMES BOND. Just in time for Valentine’s Day, an “Unforgettable” Thursday –Saturday, June 16-18, 2011, 8 p.m. concert featuring the incredible Natalie Cole, backed Carl Davis, conductor by a full symphony orchestra. Warm, tender and heartfelt, her singing preserves the treasured stan - A night of intrigue, espionage and glamour. Come dards made famous by her father, while adding her dressed as your favorite Bond character while own touches of jazz, swing, soul and pop. Pacific Symphony explores the cool soundtracks that accompany the cool gadgets in the iconic “007” films. Enjoy hits from “Goldfinger,” “From Russia with Love,” “Thunderball,” “Casino Royale,” “Diamonds Are Forever,” “Live and Let Die” and other films.