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Friday Evening, December 19, 2014, at 8:00

in association with the Bard Center

presents The Long Christmas Dinner Leon Botstein, Conductor

The Long Christmas Dinner One-act play by Thornton Wilder

Intermission

The Long Christmas Dinner One-act by Paul Hindemith Libretto by Thornton Wilder

Director: Jonathan Rosenberg Scenic Designer: Zane Pihlstrom Costume Designer: Olivera Gajic Lighting Designer: Peter West

Producer: Thurmond Smithgall

The play The Long Christmas Dinner is presented by special arrangement with Samuel French, Inc. The opera The Long Christmas Dinner is presented by arrangement with European American Music Distribution Company, sole U.S. and Canadian agent for Schott Music GmbH & Co. KG, publisher and copyright owner. Video and/or audio recording of this performance by any means whatsoever is strictly prohibited.

This evening’s event will run approximately two hours including one 20-minute intermission.

This project is made possible with the support of The Lanie & Ethel Foundation and The Wilder Family.

Alice Tully Hall Please make certain your cellular phone, pager, or watch alarm is switched off. 12-19 ASO_GP 12/2/14 11:22 AM Page 2

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Leon Botstein

Lars Berge Arielle Goldman Ryan-James Libby Matthews Hatanaka

Hannah Mitchell Claire Moodey Michael Salinas

Glenn Seven Allen Kathryn Guthrie Catherine Martin Scott Murphree

Sara Murphy Jarrett Ott Josh Quinn Camille Zamora

Leon Botstein photo by Ric Kallaher; Arielle Goldman, Ryan-James Hatanaka, and Libby Matthews photos by Deborah Lopez; Hannah Mitchell photo by Michael Medeiros; Claire Moodey photo by Commontiger Photography; Michael Salinas photo by Evan Smith; Kathryn Guthrie photo by Claire McAdams; Catherine Martin photo by Kristen Hoebermann; Jarrett Ott photo by Steve Riskind; Josh Quinn photo by Kate Lemmon Photography; Camille Zamora photo by Liron Amsellem. 12-19 ASO_GP 12/2/14 11:22 AM Page 3

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The Casts

Cast of the play (in order of appearance)

Lucia/Lucia 2...... Hannah Mitchell Roderick/Samuel ...... Lars Berge Mother Bayard/Cousin Ermengarde/Nurse ...... Claire Moodey Cousin Brandon/Roderick 2...... Ryan-James Hatanaka Charles...... Michael Salinas Genevieve ...... Arielle Goldman Leonora Banning...... Libby Matthews

Cast of the opera (in order of appearance)

Lucia/Lucia II ...... Camille Zamora, soprano Mother Bayard/Ermengarde...... Sara Murphy, mezzo-soprano Roderick/Sam...... Jarrett Ott, baritone Brandon...... Josh Quinn, bass-baritone Charles...... Glenn Seven Allen, tenor Genevieve...... Catherine Martin, mezzo-soprano Leonora...... Kathryn Guthrie, soprano Roderick II...... Scott Murphree, tenor with the American Symphony Orchestra; Leon Botstein, conductor

Setting 90 years in the dining room of the Bayard house

Meet the Artists Symphony Orchestra. Awards: American Academy of Arts and Letters; Centennial Award (Harvard); Cross of Honor, First Leon Botstein (Conductor) Class (Austria); Caroline P. and Charles W. Twenty-third year as music director and Ireland Prize (University of Alabama); Julio principal conductor of American Symphony Kilenyi Medal of Honor (Bruckner Society); Orchestra. Co-artistic director of Bard Award for the Elevation SummerScape and Bard Music Festival. of Music in Society; and Academic Lea - President of Bard College since 1975. dership Award (Carnegie Foundation). Conductor laureate of Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra (music director 2003–11). Upcom - Glenn Seven Allen (Charles, opera) ing: Royal Philharmonic Orchestra and Recent: Roméo et Juliette (Intermountain Russian National Orchestra. Recently: Opera), A Little Night Music (Indiana Rep), Taipei Symphony, Los Angeles Philharmonic, H.M.S. Pinafore (Opera Saratoga), and Der and Sinfónica Juvenil de Caracas (Venezuela Vampyr (ASO, Carnegie Hall debut). and Japan). Recordings: Royal Philharmonic Highlights: La fille du Régiment (CT Orchestra (upcoming), Symphony, Concert Opera), Dr. Sun Yat-Sen (American London Philharmonic, NDR-Hamburg, Jeru - Opera Center), The Turn of the Screw salem Symphony Orchestra, and American (Opera Moderne), The Long Walk and 12-19 ASO_GP 12/2/14 11:22 AM Page 4

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Opera in Eden project (American Lyric Acting Program (M.F.A.). NYU: Summer Theatre), The Chocolate Soldier (Bard and Smoke, The Seagull, Taming of the SummerScape), and A View from the Shrew, and Richard III. Highlights: King Bridge. Concert: Avery Fisher Hall, the Lear (Shakespeare in the Park), Edith Kennedy Center, Lincoln Center, Houston’s (Berkshire Theatre Festival), The Complete Wortham Center, Wharton Center/Lansing Works of Shakespeare: Abridged, and A Symphony, Detroit’s Music Hall, Sword in the Stone (Theatre New Historical Society, Joe’s Pub, the Brooklyn Brunswick East Coast tour). Television: Mr. Museum, the Morgan Library, and the D (CBC) and Eye Candy (MTV). He teaches Queens Symphony. Recordings: The Light acting, singing, and choreography to in the Piazza (Nonesuch), A Fine and children at Childsplay NY. Mr. Hatanaka Private Place (Jay Records), and Poetic would like to thank director Jonathan License (GPR). Rosenberg for this opportunity and is excited to be sharing the stage with a few Lars Berge (Roderick/Samuel, play) of his NYU classmates once again. Norway: Invasion! and Cardamom Town. The : Middleton, Buried Catherine Martin (Genevieve, opera) Child, Smash, Hamlet, and Twelfth Night. Recent: Aida and Das Rheingold (Houston Grand Opera); (Glimmer - Arielle Goldman (Genevieve, play) glass); The Lion, the Unicorn and Me (Wash - Recent: Becket (Gene Frankel Theatre), ington National Opera); The Seagull (NYU), The Romeo and Juliet (National Symphony Orchestra); Mirjams Project (Chautauqua), In The Next Room or Siegesgesang (San Antonio Symphony); The Vibrator Play (NYU), and To Life, and Bastianello and Lucrezia (UrbanArias). L’Chaim! (writer, director, and performer). Upcoming: Dead Man Walking (Dayton Ms. Goldman is very excited to be a part of Opera), Die Walküre (Houston Grand Opera), such an amazing evening of theater here in Rigoletto (Opera Santa Barbara), Aïda (Opera ! Colorado), Dresden Staatskapelle, and Washington National Opera. Highlights: Kathryn Guthrie (Leonora, opera) Così fan tutte, , Maria City Opera: Prima Donna, VOX 2012, and Stuarda, La traviata, Il barbiere di Siviglia, Alice in Wonderland. American Lyric Theater: and Ariadne auf Naxos (Houston Grand The Turing Project and Arrangement. Opera Studio). Awards: National Opera Upcoming: The Tempest (Shakespeare Association, National Concerts). Recordings: The Fair Ophelia Council Auditions, Richard F. Gold Career and Orpheus with his Lute (Navona). Grant, and Eleanor McCollum Competition. Awards: Astral Artists’ 2012 National Auditions, Metropolitan Opera National Libby Matthews (Leonora Banning, Council, Glimmerglass Opera’s Young play) American Artists Program, and Ravinia NYU: The Seagull, Richard III, Blithe Spirit, Festival’s Steans Institute Program for Footfalls, The Eggs, As You Like It, Singers. Ms. Guthrie is an Astral artist. Summer and Smoke, and Mean Time. Regional: God’s Ear, RoboPop!, and A Cure Ryan-James Hatanaka (Cousin for Pain (Washington Ensemble Theatre). Brandon/Roderick 2, play) Film: Pacific Aggression, What Light, and University of , National Theatre Night Stand. She is a recipient of the Sylvia School of , and NYU’s Tisch Graduate Deutscher Kushner Memorial Scholarship 12-19 ASO_GP 12/2/14 11:22 AM Page 5

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and recent graduate of NYU’s Graduate Vision Ensemble, Symphony of Southeast Acting Program at Tisch, class of 2014. Texas, Broadway Bach Ensemble, Holy Trinity Bach Foundation, Bachworks. Alice Hannah Mitchell (Lucia/Lucia 2, play) Tully Hall, 92nd Street Y, and Town Hall with Studied theater and performance at Bard Ned Rorem. World premieres: Mary Shelley College. Recent: Everything by my Side (Society for Ethical Culture), Cymbeline, and (Crossing the Line), Love in the Wars (Bard Billy and Zelda (Opera Delaware). SummerScape), 3sis.MOV (Downtown Art), and The Last Days of Folly (Madison Sara Murphy (Mother Bayard/ Square Park Conservancy). Ermengarde, opera) Upcoming: Messiah and Verdi’s Requiem Claire Moodey (Mother Bayard/ (Oratorio Society of NY) and Cincinnati Cousin Ermengarde/Nurse, play) May Festival (recital). Recent: Mahler’s Bard College: Pains of Youth. Lincoln Symphony No. 8, Beethoven’s Symphony Center: Out of Doors Festival (Bread and No. 9, and Tchaikovsky’s Ode to Joy Puppet Theater). Highlights: devised per- (Cincinnati’s May Festival with the Cincinnati formance with TRAGEDY, The Service Symphony Orchestra); Verdi’s Requiem Road, a (micro) history of world economics (Bard College); Dream of Gerontius (Berkshire danced, The Escape Artist, Ghetto Hors Choral Festival); Phaedra, Dover Beach, d’Oeuvres, Spectral Findings, and Go Out if Aida (Ravinia Festival with the Chicago Your Friends Are and Have Fun. Playwright, Symphony Orchestra); and winner, 2013 director, and co-author of devised pieces Oratorio Society of NY Solo Vocal Com - that have been supported, presented, or petition. Highlights: Die Walküre, Il trova- produced by BAX, Bushwick Open Studios, tore, Aida, Mozart’s Requiem and Solemn the Bushwick Starr, , under- Vespers, Bach’s Magnificat, Szymanowski's groundzero festival, Coil, Puppets and Stabat Mater, Beethoven’s Missa Solemnis, Poets, Voice & Vision, Food for Thought at Duruflé’s Requiem, the Rachmaninoff Danspace Project, the New York International Vespers, Rossini’s Petite Messe Solennelle, Fringe Festival, the New Orleans Fringe and Dvoˇrák's Stabat Mater. Festival, and the Dream Up Festival. She is a fellow of the Target Margin Theater Jarrett Ott (Roderick/Sam, opera) Institute for Collaborative Theater Making. Curtis Institute of Music Opera Theatre: La Cenerentola, Dialogues des Carmélites, Scott Murphree (Roderick II, opera) Rinaldo, Dido and Aeneas, Elegy for Young Recent: Violet Fire (National Theater, Lovers, Faust, The Cunning Little Vixen, Belgrade; BAM), Die Zauberflöte (Opera and Les mamelles de Tiresias. Chautauqua Deleware, Utah Opera), Don Giovanni Institution: Le nozze di Figaro, L’elisir (Opera Delaware), Bach Cantatas (Orpheus d’amore, The Crucible, and Gianni Schicchi. Chamber Orchestra), Die Schöpfung (Sacred Opera Philadelphia: Cold Mountain. Concert: Music in a Sacred Space), and Messiah Marlboro Music, NY Choral Society, Bucks (Oratorio Society of NY, Carnegie Hall; County Choral Society, and Philadelphia’s Princeton Pro Musica; National Chorale). Lyric Fest. Competitions: George London Featured soloist: Saul (Sacred Music in a Foundation (finalist), McCammon Voice Sacred Space, Church of St. Ignatius Loyola). Competition (semi-finalist), and Gerda Concert: Eos Orchestra, Newberry Consort, Lissner Foundation Competition (third Friends and Enemies of New Music, Mirror prize). He advanced to the Regional 12-19 ASO_GP 12/2/14 11:22 AM Page 6

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Metropolitan Opera National Council Opera, Bay Chamber Festival, Phoenicia Auditions in Washington, D.C., after win- International Festival), ( ning the Philadelphia district. Lyric Opera), Don Giovanni (Anchorage Opera), Così fan tutte (Glimmerglass Josh Quinn (Brandon, opera) Opera, Virginia Opera), and L’incoronazione Currently a graduate diploma candidate at di Poppea (Houston Grand Opera). Highlights: New England Conservatory. Highlights: Dialogues des Carmélites, The Turn of the The Merry Widow (Janiec Opera); The Screw, Le nozze di Figaro, and Anna Consul, La clemenza di Tito, , Bolena. A champion of zarzuela, she has Die Zauberflöte, L’incoronazione di Poppea been cited as a leading interpreter of clas- (New England Conservatory); and Dialogues sical Spanish vocal repertoire. of the Carmelites and 27 (Opera Theatre of St. Louis). Concert: Carmina Burana (Norway American Symphony Orchestra Pond Festival Singers) and Ein deutsches Founded in 1962 by Leopold Stokowski. Requiem (New Haven Symphony). Upcom - Series: Vanguard Series (Carnegie Hall); ing: Dialogues of the Carmelites and Così Classics Declassified (Peter Norton Sym - fan tutte (New England Conservatory). phony Space); and subscription series, Competitions: Mildred Miller International SummerScape Festival, and Bard Music Voice Competition (third place), New England Festival (Richard B. Fisher Center for the Region of the Metropolitan Opera National Performing Arts at Bard College). Several Council Auditions (regional finalist), George tours of Asia and Europe. Countless benefits London Foundation Competition (honorable for organizations including the Jerusalem mention), and Opera Index Competition Foundation and PBS. Past soloists: Yo-Yo (honorable mention). Ma, Deborah Voigt, Sarah Chang, and many more. Recordings: several on the Michael Salinas (Charles, play) Telarc, New World, Bridge, Koch, and New York: Outside Sitka, (Samuel French Vanguard labels; many performances avail- Off Off Broadway Short Play Festival), Wet able for digital download. Glitter (IRT), and Three Sisters (Gowanus Art). Play development: The Brooklyn Jonathan Rosenberg (Director) Generator and Irish Repertory Theatre. Highlights: Walker Art Center (Minneapolis), Chicago’s Steep Theatre: ensemble member, Dance Theater Workshop, Berkshire Theater Festen, In Arabia We’d All be Kings, Luther, Festival, A Contemporary Theater (Seattle), and Pornography. Chicago and regional: the German Theater Abroad and New Victory Gardens, Lookingglass, Silk Road Work Now festivals (The Public Theater), Rising, the Goodman, Steppenwolf, Southern Institut International de la Marionnette Rep, and Denver Center. Film: Freshman (Charleville-Mezieres), Bedlam Theatre Orientation. Television: Blue Bloods. He is (Edinburgh), and Wits Theatre (Johannes - quite grateful for this experience. burg). Recent: Master Harold and the boys, Williams in Transit—short plays by Camille Zamora (Lucia/Lucia II, opera) Tennessee Williams, 1940–1970, Fen, My Recent: Scott Gendel’s “At Last” (world Children! My Africa! (Juilliard); Moby Dick— premiere recording with Yo-Yo Ma), Twin Rehearsed, Eccentricities of a Night ingale Spirits: Robert and Clara Schumann (with (Bard College); and A Winter’s Tale, The Sting and at Lincoln Center), Philanderer (NYU’s Graduate Acting Die Verschworenen (American Symphony Program). Upcoming: Project/Project (NYU’s Orchestra), La Voix Humaine (Auckland Graduate Acting Program). Awards: NEA 12-19 ASO_GP 12/2/14 11:22 AM Page 7

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and Fox Foundation. He is artist-in-residence Vanja, Platonov, and Seagull (Lake Lucille); in the theater and performance program at The Necklace, New Island Arhipelago, and Bard College. The Peripherals (The Talking Band); Wonderland (The Flying Machine); Miss Zane Pihlstrom (Scenic Designer) Julie (Rattlestick); and One Million Butterflies International: Uncle Vanya (Uppsala stad- (Primary Stages). Designs extensively for steater, Sweden); The King Stag (Shanghai Berkshire Theatre Festival, Trinity Repertory Theater Academy); You, We, Us, All Company, and The Juilliard School. Regional: (Hamburg, Antwerp); and Our Class (National Arden Theatre Company, Long Wharf Theater of Lithuania). Work with director Theatre, Two River, Riverside Theatre, Yana Ross: scenery and costumes for Playmakers Repertory Company, California Eurydice (Finish National Theater, Helsinki), Shakespeare Theatre, Shakespeare Santa scenery and costumes for Macbeth Cruz, Theatre Works, and American Stage. (Volksbühne Am Rosa-Luxemburg-Platz, Awards: NEA/TCG Career Development Berlin), costumes for Bambiland (National Program for Designers, IT Award (Out - Theater of Lithuania, Oskaras Korsunovas standing Costume Design), TDF/Irene Theater), and scenery and costumes for Sharaff Young Master Award, Barrymore Sleeping Beauty (Seoul Performing Arts Award (Outstanding Costume Design), and Festival, South Korea). work Bessie Award (Outstanding Visual Design). with Beth Morrison Projects: scenery and/or costumes for Sumeida’s Song Peter West (Lighting Designer) (HERE); Song of the Uproar and Binibon (The Recent: Torch Song Trilogy and Belleville Kitchen); and Kocho (Galapagos). Resident (Studio Theater); The Mystery of Irma Vep designer for Company XIV dance company (Red Bull Theater); The Importance of Being since 2008, collaborating with visual director Earnest (Shakespeare Theatre); Zero Cost and choreographer Austin McCormick, with House (Pig Iron Theater); It is a Pleasure to whom he won the 2012 Opera America Present… (Fordham); “Master Harold” and Director/Designer Competition. the Boys, Middletown, and Iphigenia and Other Daughters (Juilliard); and Hamlet (Cal Olivera Gajic (Costume Designer) Shakes, Shakespeare Santa Cruz). Highlights: Highlights: Jedermann (Salzburg Festival); The Public Theater, Shake speare Theatre, God’s Ear (Vineyard Theatre); Americans, Berkeley Rep, Seattle Rep, Arena Stage, The Greeks (Juilliard, drama); A Midsummer Huntington, Barbican, UK, Spoleto, Rattle - Night’s Dream and Le Comte Ory (Juilliard, stick, New York Theatre Workshop, Man - opera); Terrible Things (P.S.122); Red hattan School of Music, American Opera Fly/Blue Bottle (HERE); This Was the End Projects, Playhouse, Juilliard, (The Chocolate Factory); Chekhov Lizardbrain, and Playmakers Rep. He is a longtime Twelfth Night (Pig Iron); Ivanov, Uncle associate of Red Bull Theater Company. 12-19 ASO_GP 12/2/14 11:22 AM Page 8

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American Symphony Orchestra Leon Botstein, Conductor

VIOLIN BASS Maureen Strenge PERCUSSION Erica Kiesewetter, John Beal, Principal Gilbert Dejean, Kory Grossman, Concertmaster Jordan Frazier Contrabassoon Principal Suzanne Gilman Jack Wenger Yukie Handa HORN HARPSICHORD Sophia Kessinger FLUTE Zohar Schondorf, TBD, Principal Robert Zubrycki Laura Conwesser, Principal Principal PERSONNEL VIOLA Rie Schmidt MANAGER Marka Gustavsson, TRUMPET Ann Yarbrough Principal OBOE Carl Albach, Principal Guttman Sally Shumway Alexandra Knoll, Principal John Dent John Dexter ASSISTANT Debra Shufelt-Dine CLARINET TROMBONE CONDUCTOR Laura Flax, Principal Richard Clark, Principal Zachary Schwartzman CELLO Lino Gomez, Bass Christopher Olness Eugene Moye, Principal Clarinet ORCHESTRA Roberta Cooper TUBA LIBRARIAN Annabelle Hoffman BASSOON Kyle Turner, Principal Marc Cerri Sarah Carter Thomas Sefcovic, Principal

ASO Board of Trustees

Dimitri B. Papadimitriou, Chair Debra R. Pemstein Thurmond Smithgall, Vice Chair Eileen Rhulen Felicitas S. Thorne Miriam R. Berger Michael Dorf HONORARY MEMBERS Rachel Kalnicki Joel I. Berson, Esq. Jack Kliger L. Stan Stokowski Shirley A. Mueller, Esq.

ASO Administration

Lynne Meloccaro, Executive Director Ann Yarbrough Guttman, Orchestra Personnel Oliver Inteeworn, General Manager Manager Brian J. Heck, Director of Marketing Ben Oatmen, Production Assistant Nicole M. de Jesús, Director of Development Emily Cuk, Stage Manager Sebastian Danila, Library Manager Marielle Métivier, Operations Manager James Bagwell, Principal Guest Conductor Carley Gooley, Marketing Assistant Zachary Schwartzman, Assistant Conductor Marc Cerri, Orchestra Librarian Richard Wilson, Composer-In-Residence James Bagwell, Artistic Consultant 12-19 ASO_GP 12/2/14 11:22 AM Page 9

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American Symphony Orchestra Patrons Ticket sales cover only a small percentage of the expenses for our full-size orchestral concerts. The American Symphony Orchestra Board of Trustees, staff, and artists gratefully acknowledge the following individuals, foundations, corporations, and government agencies who help us to fulfill Leopold Stokowski’s avowed intention of making orchestral music accessible and afford- able for everyone. While space permits us only to list gifts made at the Friends level and above, we value the generosity of all donors.

This project is made possible with the support of The Lanie & Ethel Foundation and The Wilder Family.

MAESTRO’S CIRCLE Dr. Pamela F. Mazur and Peter A. Q. Locker Todd Gordon and Michael Dorf Dr. Michael J. Miller Alan Mallach Susan Feder Jeanne Donovan Fisher Mark Ptashne and Jeanne Malter Michael and Ilene Gotts The Frank & Lydia Lucy Gordon Stephen J. Mc Ateer Greenwich House, Inc. Bergen Foundation Charles McCracken, in Nathan Gross Rachel and Shalom SUSTAINERS memory of Jane Taylor John L. Haggerty Kalnicki Anonymous (2) Sally McCracken Laura Harris The Lanie & Ethel The Bialkin Family James H. and Louise V. Eric S. Holtz Foundation Foundation North Hudson Guild, Inc. New York City Thomas and Carolyn P. Peter Lars Sandberg Sara Hunsicker Department of Cassilly and Nancy Whitaker George H. Hutzler Cultural Affairs (DCA) Ellen Chesler and Martha and David IBM Corporation New York State Council Matthew J. Mallow Schwartz Jewish Communal Fund on the Arts (NYSCA) Veronica Frankenstein Alan Stenzler José Jiménez Open Society Gary M. Giardina Robert F. Weis Ronald S. Kahn Foundations Irwin and Maya B. William C. Zifchak Robert and Susan Kalish Dimitri B. and Rania Hoffman The Kanter Riopelle Papadimitriou Erica Kiesewetter SUPPORTERS Family Thurmond Smithgall Patricia Kiley and Anonymous (9) Robert and Charlotte Felicitas S. Thorne Edward Faber American Express Gift Kelly The Winston Foundation Jack Kliger and Matching Program David Kernahan Amy Griggs Madelyn P. Ashman Irving and Rhoda STOKOWSKI CIRCLE Jay L. Kriegel and John and Joanne Baer Kleiman Anonymous Kathryn McAuliffe, in Bank of America Caral G. and Robert A. The Ann & Gordon honor of Leon Botstein Reina Barcan Klein Getty Foundation Arthur S. Leonard Carol Kitzes Baron Adnah G. and Grace W. Mary F. and Sam Miller William McCracken and Ruth Baron Kostenbauder The Spektor Family Cynthia Leghorn Mary Ellin Barrett Peter Kroll Foundation Susan and Graham Dr. Robert Basner Kurt Rausch LLC Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. McDonald David C. Beek and Dr. Nancy Leonard and Wilson Marcia H. Moor Gayle Christian Dr. Lawrence Kramer Joanne and Richard Simone Belda Steve Leventis BENEFACTORS Mrstik Yvette and Maurice Linda Lopez Anonymous Shirley A. Mueller Bendahan Elizabeth Mateo The Amphion Foundation Tatsuji Namba Adria Benjamin Carolyn McColley Catharine Wilder Guiles James and Andrea Nelkin Daniel and Gisela Alan B. McDougall Mrs. James P. Warburg David E. Schwab II and Berkson Sally and Bruce McMillen Tappan Wilder Ruth Schwartz Schwab Stephen M. Brown Clifford S. Miller The Wilder Family Janet Zimmerman Segal Marjorie Burns Judith Monson Joseph and Jean Sullivan Moshe Burstein Martin L. and Lucy PATRONS Tart-Wald Foundation Isabelle A. Cazeaux Miller Murray Anonymous (2) Richard C. Celler Kenneth Nassau Joel I. and Ann Berson CONTRIBUTORS Roger Chatfield Michael Nasser The David & Sylvia Anonymous Alice and Theodore Cohn Karen Olah Teitelbaum Fund, Inc. Gary Arthur Laura Conwesser Clarence W. Olmstead, Karen Finkbeiner Dr. Miriam Roskin Berger Paul Ehrlich Jr. and Kathleen F. Peter L. Kennard Bette R. Collom and Richard Farris Heenan Michael and Anne Anthony Menninger Lynda Ferguson Roger and Lorelle Phillips Marie Kishbauch Nicole M. de Jesús and Martha Ferry David R. Pozorski and Gara LaMarche and Brian P. Walker Laura Flax Anna M. Romanski Lisa J. Mueller Max and Eliane Hahn Jeffrey F. Friedman Anthony Richter Ross Lipman Ashley Horne Christopher H. Gibbs Bonita Roche Steve Leventis 12-19 ASO_GP 12/2/14 11:22 AM Page 10

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Phyllis and Leonard Mona Yuter Brokaw Christopher Hollinger Dr. and Mrs. Arnold Rosen Mrs. A. Peter Brown Cyma Horowitz Rosen Jack Rosenthal Rufus Browning Drs. Russell and Nick Sayward Michael T. Ryan Joan Brunskill Barbara Holstein Nina C. and Emil Henry Saltzman CA Technologies Theresa Johnson Scheller Sari Scheer and Leonard Chibnick Peter Keil Harriet Schon Samuel Kopel Soriya Chum Kaori Kitao Dr. and Mrs. Herbert C. Gerald and Gloria Concerts MacMusicson Pete Klosterman Schulberg Scorse Lois Conway Frederick R. Koch Sharon Schweidel Georgi Shimanovsky Judy Davis Seymour and Harriet The Honorable Michael Bruce Smith and Thomas J. De Stefano Koenig D. Stallman Paul Castellano Susanne Diamond Mr. and Mrs. Robert Susan Stempleski Gertrude Steinberg Ruth Dodziuk-Justitz LaPorte Helen Studley Hazel C. and Bernard and Jozef Dodziuk Patricia Luca Paul Stumpf Strauss Barton Dominus Walter Levi Andre Sverdlove Jon P. Tilley Robert Durst Judd Levy Lorne and Avron Elisabeth F. Turnauer, Lee Evans José A. Lopez Taichman M.D. ExxonMobil Foundation Sarah Luhby Margot K. Talenti Donald W. Whipple Donald W. Fowle Dr. Karen Manchester Madeline V. Taylor Larry A. Wehr Helen Garcia Richard and Maryanne Mr. and Mrs. Jack Michael P. A. Winn Barbara Gates Mendelsohn Ullman Kurt Wissbrun June O. Goldberg Mark G. Miksic Gretchen Viederman Richard J. Wood Goldman, Sachs & Co. Alex Mitchell James Wagner and Leonard and Ellen Robert Gottlieb Christine Munson Barry Hoggard Zablow Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Michael Nassar Renata and Burt Alfred Zoller Greenberg Jane and Charles Weinstein Myra and Matthew John Hall Prussack Victor Wheeler Zuckerbraun Donald Hargreaves Bruce Raynor Ann and Doug William Andrée Hayum Wayne H. Reagan Dagmar and Wayne FRIENDS Robert Herbert Martin Richman Yaddow Anonymous (4) Gerald and Linda Catherine Roach Adria Benjamin Herskowitz John W. Roane List current as of Stephen Blum Diana F. Hobson November 19, 2014

Music plays a special part in the lives of many New York residents. The American Symphony Orchestra gratefully acknowledges the support of the following government agencies that have made a difference in the culture of New York:

New York State Council on the Arts The City of New York with the support of Governor Andrew Cuomo The Honorable Bill De Blasio, Mayor and the New York State Legislature NYC Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the New York City Council