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Detroit Symphony Orchestra 1974-1975 Season Ann Arbor, Jan 11 Founded 1914 detroit symphony orchestra 1974-1975 season ann arbor, jan 11 founded 1914 detroit symphony Aldo Ceccato Music Director There's a lesson for you in the company we keep. Because of the magnitude of the assets being managed, and the demand for outstanding performance, corporate pension trusts provide a critical measure of capability in trust services. And in this exacting arena, NBD has built an enviable reputation-as attested by the stature of the companies whose pension funds we administer. The same n1eticulous research and analysis of investment opportunities that govern the administration of multi-million dollar pension accounts are applied equally to personal trust services. So is the consideration given to your specific objectives, whether they relate to current yield or to appreciation of assets. If you see value in this type of professional attention to your trust affairs, let us arrange a meeting with you and your attorney. Trust Division National Bank of Detroit ~kmt'~J"" lllJtr The Detroit Symphony Orchestra, Inc. (Founded 1914) ALDO CECCATO, music director OF FICERS 1974 - 75 *John B. Ford, chairman * Robert B. Semple, president * Walker l . Cisler, vice president * Harold G. Wa rner, vice president * William M. Day, v ice president * Mrs. Theodore O. Yntema, vice president * Pierre V. H'ilftler, vice president * David D. Williams, treasurer * Ralph T. McElvenny, vice president Donald S. Green, assistant treasurer * Raymond T. Perring, vice president * Peter P. Thurber, secretary * Alan E. Schwartz, vice president BOARD OF DIRECTORS 1974 - 75 Philip C. Baker Karl Haas S. Prewitt Semmes Andrew W. Barr Mrs. Hugh Harness * Robert B. Semple Edward A. Baum a~n G. Robert Harrington Nate S. Shapero * Norman A. Bolz Firman H. Hass Mrs. Will ia m R. Shaw lem W. Bowen Martin Hayden Mrs. Allan Shelden * Rinehart S. Brig ht ' Pierre V. Heftier Wa lter J. Simons J. lawrence Buell, Jr. lee Hills Mrs. Florence Sisman Mrs. C. Henry Buhl Hudson Holland, Jr. Mrs. Howa rd F. Smith, Jr. Phillip Caldwell Mrs. Horace R. Holloway Bert L. Smokier E. Paul Casey Mrs. Henry C. Johnson Arthur F. F. Snyder Ferdinand Cinelli Ernest A. Jones Ga ri M. Stroh, Jr. * Walker L. Cisler Mrs. Harry L. Jones Robert M. Surdam Mrs. Frank W. Coolidge Maxwell Jospey Mrs. Harry Taylor Mrs. Abraham Cooper Marvin Katke Ri chard l . Terrell Michael Counen Tom Killefer * Peter P. Thurber Rodkey Craighead Mrs. Tom Killefer Mrs. S. Pinkney Tuck Harry B. Cunningham Han. Carl levin Mrs. Richard W. Tucker * William M. Day Thomas V. lo Cicero Mrs. Joseph A. Vance, Jr. Anthony Delorenzo Harold O. love Mrs. Richard Van Du sen Robert Dewar Wilber H. Mack Jack J. Wainger Frank W. Donovan Hon. Wade H. McCree, Jr. * Harold G. Wa rner David K. Easlick * Ralph T. McElvenny Mrs. Clifton Wharton Mrs. Charles M. Endicott Dr. Marjorie Peebles Meyers * David D. Wi lliams Mrs. Charles T. Fisher III Hon. William G. Milliken Mrs. Delford G. Wil liams Max M. Fisher Paul S. Mirabito Han. G. Mennen Wil liams Mrs. Edsel B. Ford Rev. J. Stanley Murphy, C.S. B. Joseph Wil liams .* Gordon T. Ford Miles M. O' Brien * Mrs. R. Jamison Williams Mrs. Henry Ford II Donald D. O' Dowd Richard E. Williams *John B. Ford W. Calvin Patterson Mrs. Eric A. Wi ltshire Edward P. Frohlich * Raymond T. Perring Mrs. Isadore Winkelman David L. Gamble John Prepolec Mrs. leon G. Win ke lman Hans Gehrke Mrs. Ted Reed * Mrs. R. Alexander Wrigley A. L. Glancy III Mrs. Jerome H. Remick, Jr. * Mrs. Theodore O. Yn tema Mrs. Daniel W. Goodenough Dean E. RiChardson Hon. Coleman A. Young Berry Gordy, Jr. * Alan E. Schwartz Mrs. John E. Young, Jr. Wil liam T. Gossett Arthur R. Seder, Jr. * Executive Committee Marshall W. Turkin , executive director 1 · .. THE 0 TROIT SYMPHO Y ORCHESTRA, INC. OPERAT ING BOARD Norman A. Bolz Pierre V. Heftier Robert B. Semple Rinehart S. Bright Mrs. Henry C. Johnson Mrs. William R. Shaw Phillip Caldwell Ernest A. Jones Walter J. Simons Walker L. Cisler Mrs. Tom Killefer Bert L. Smokier Mrs. Abraham Cooper Thomas V. Lo Cicero Richard L. Terrell William M. Day Harold o. Love Mrs. Joseph A. Vance, Jr. Frank W. Donovan Wi lber H. Mack Harold G. Warner Gordon T. Ford Ralph T. McElvenny David D. Williams John B. Ford Miles M. O'Brien Mrs. R. Jamison Williams Edward P. Frohlich Donald D. O'Dowd Richard E. Williams David L. Gamble W. Calvin Patterson Mrs. Eric A. Wiltshire Mrs. Daniel W. Goodenough Raymond T. Perring Mrs. R. Alexander Wrigley William T. Gossett John Prepolec Mrs. Theodore O. Yntema Mrs. Hugh Harness Alan E. Schwartz FINANCIAL POLI CY COMMITTEE Clinton J. Allen, Jr. Charles C. Gale Dean E. Richardson Richard H. Black Roman S. Gribbs Robert B. Semple Norman A. Bolz, chairman Robert W. Hartwell Walter J. Simons James B. Bonner Ray Kooi C. Boyd Stock meyer Joseph G. Conway Robert F. Magill Gari M. Stroh, Jr. Mrs. Charles M. Endicott W. Calvin Patterson Gordon A. Weller John B. Ford Mel Ravitz Mrs. R. Alexander Wrigley DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE Norman A. Bolz Hans Gehrke Harold G. Warner, chairman J. Lawrence Buell, Jr. Miles M. O'Brien Mrs. R. Jamison Williams Gordon T. Ford Robert B. Semple PUBLIC AFFAIRS COMMITTEE G. Robert Harrington John Mayhew Gerald E. Warren, chairman ; Gerald Lundy E. Harwood Rydholm ad hoc member, Exe cutive Committee Robert F. Magill William S. Schindler MICHIGAN OUTSTATE ASSOCIATES The Detroit Symphony Orchestra continues to bring its accomplishments to other Michigan communities and is expanding its outstate activities. Appreciation is extended especially to those individuals and organizations listed below who are this season presenting the Detroit Symphony Orchestra in concerts in their communHies. All appearances are made possible with the support of the Michigan Council for the Arts. ANN ARBOR I NTERLOCH EN Mr. Gail Rector, president Mr. Roger E. Jacobi, president University of Michigan Musical Society Interlochen Arts Academy/ National Music Camp CALUMET IRONWOOD Dr. Donald J. Murtonen, president Mr. Carl Mockross, president Coppertown, USA Gogebic kts Council ESCANABA LANSING Mr. Neil Troutman Mr. Kenneth B. Beachler Great Lakes Choral Society Michigan State University Lecture/ Concert Se ries GRAND RAPIDS Dr. Howard J. Slenk PORT HURON Calvin College Mr. John Wisner, president, WHLS Radio Stations Mrs. John A. Rapanos, president Michigan Orchestra Association 2 ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Marshall W. Turkin, executive director Michael A. Smith, operations manager Haver E. Alspach, business manager Noel F. Duncan, development director Joseph Va riot, box office manager Sylvia Espenschade, communications manager Isa bel Cleveland, season tickets administrator Rose Dabanian, executive secretary Bruce Carr, program editor Wayne S. Brown, administrative assistant Women's Association for the Detroit Symphony Orchestra BOARD OF DIRECTORS Mrs. William R. Shaw, president M rs. Robert J. Crossen , recording secretary Mrs. Harry Taylor, first vice president M rs. Samuel Carman, ass't recording secretary Mrs. John T. McMullen, vice presid ent Mrs. Donald Glossop, corresponding secretary Mrs. Pierre V. Heftier, vice president M rs. John D. French, treasurer Mrs. Robert E. Dewar, vice president Mrs. H. Wayne Nelson, ass't treasurer Mrs. Norman A. Bolz Mrs. Joseph A. Vance, Jr., endowment chairman Mrs. John L. Denman M rs. John W. Griffin, parliamentarian Mrs. Charles M. Endicott Mrs. Wi nfield S. Jewell, Jr., president emeritus Mrs. Ray W. Macdonald Mrs. Thomas V. LoCicero, Mrs. Joseph J. Marshall maintenance f und chairman Junior Women's Association for the Detroit Symphony Orchestra BOARD OF DIRECTORS Mrs. Eric A. Wiltshire, president Mrs. Charles E. Tholen, Symphony co-ordinator Mrs. John E. Young, Jr., first vice preside:1t Mrs. Gilbert G. Kurcp, yearbook chairman Mrs. William J. Rice, second vice president M rs. Paul A. Ea gan, records chairman Mrs. Don O. Stanitzke, third vice president M rs. Arthur R. Geiger, Jr., social arrangements Mrs. Frederick C. Hertel, recording secretary M rs. Daniel R. Gallagher, program chairman M rs. J. Dale Petrosky, corresponding secretary Mrs. Henry F. Domzalski, publicity chairman Mrs. William J. Hamel, treasurer Detroit Symphony Youth Orchestra Paul Freeman, conductor Raymond Turner, admin istrator THE TYPOCRAFT COMPANY Printers Pu.blishers 445 YOR K STR EET TRin ity 2-2501 OFFSE T LETT ERPRESS 3 DETROIT SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA FIRST VIOLINS CLARINETS Gordon Staples Paul Schaller Concertmaster Douglas Cornelsen * Brian Schweickhardt Bogos Mortchikian Oliver Green Associate Concertmaster Joseph Goldman BASS CLARINET Gordon Peterson Oliver Green Assistant Concertmasters Santo Urso E-FLAT CLARINET Jack Boesen Brian Schweickhardt Em ily Mutter Austin Derek Francis BASSOONS Alan Gerstel Nicholas Zonas Robert Williams Gary Kosloski Phillip Austin Beatriz Budinszky * Paul Ganson Richard Margitza Lyell Lindsey Linda Snedden Smith ALDO CECCA TO Paul Ph illips CONTRABASSOON Mllsic Director Elias Friedenzohn Lyell Lindsey SECOND VIOLINS PAUL FREEMAN FRENCH HORNS Edouard Kesner Condllctor-in-Residence Eugene Wade Felix Resnick Charles Weaver Alvin Score PHILIP GREENBERG Edwa rd Sa uve Lillian Downs Apprentice Condllctor Willard Darling James Waring * Lowell Greer Margaret Tundo Keith Vernon Malvern Kaufman Walter Maddox BASSES Roy Bengtsson Robert Gladstone TRUMPETS Thomas Downs Raymond Benner Frank Kaderabek Larry Bartlett Frank Sinco Gordon Smith Joseph Striplin Maxim Janowsky * Alvin Belknap LeAnn Toth Linton Bodwin Robert Murphy Donald Pennington TROMBONES Stephen Edwards Raymond Turner Albert Steger VIOLAS Joseph Skrzynski Nathan Gordon Elmer
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