North Valley Symphony Orchestra Concertos and More MARCH 3, 7 PM North Canyon High School Auditorium 1700 E. Union Hills Dr., Phoenix

Concerto excerpts by NVSO members:

Frank Islas on Violin Suzanne Johnsen on English Horn Nora Johnston on Piano

Nicole Campos on violin, winner of 2018 Summerford Violin Concerto Competition

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NICOLE CAMPOS Nicole Campos began playing the piano at a very young age, and since has learned to play the guitar, drum set, and ukulele on her own. In fourth grade, Nicole’s music teacher brought a few violins to her class to try out, and she eagerly joined the school orchestra the following year playing violin. When four years old, Nicole was introduced to the Arizona Study Program (ASP), a music theory and piano performance- focused program that involves annual performance evaluations and music theory exams. She will complete her final year (level 12) of ASP next April. She has been a student in the Renaissance Gifted and Music Program at Esperanza Elementary, and has attended NAU Curry Summer Music Camp, primarily as a violinist, for four years. She has been selected for Arizona’s Elementary and Junior High All-State Orchestras and in most recent years, Arizona High School All-Regional Orches- tra as a first violinist. Nicole is currently the concertmaster for North Valley Youth Orchestra and a first violinist in the NVSO adult orchestra. She is also the concertmaster of the BASIS Phoenix Upper School Orchestra, and is co-president of the BASIS Phoenix chapter of Tri-M Music Honor Society. Nicole will pursue a double major in music performance and biological sciences. She wants music to be an integral part of her life as she transitions into college and adulthood. At some point, she would love to additionally pursue a degree in music education, to one day inspire students in the same way that her music teachers have inspired her.

SUZANNE JOHNSEN Suzanne Johnsen is a very active member of the classical music community in Arizona. She is assistant music director for the San Tan Community Performing Arts, coordinator for the Arizona Repertory Orchestra, and a founding member of the Arizona Chamber Music Experience. Suzanne performs with North Valley Symphony Orchestra, The Arizona Wind Symphony, in the pit orchestra for Valley Youth Theater, and with numerous local chamber groups. Suzanne has traveled with American Concert Band to the Caribbean and South America, and has also toured in Europe, Mexico, New Zealand and Australia with other organizations. She additionally plays chamber music in California during the summer months. When Suzanne is not playing music, she is a veterinarian, and owns Van Aken Pet Hospital in Phoenix.

page 9 Biographies FRANK ISLAS Frank Islas has been playing the violin since he was 12 years old. He joined ProMusica Arizona Youth Orchestra in north Phoenix at age 13, and the following year was accepted to PMAZ’s Adult Orchestra, under the direction of Kevin Kozacek. In 2012, he was accepted into North Valley Symphony Orchestra, where he’s been playing for six years. Frank has performed with the Glendale Sanctuary Choir, West Valley Youth Orchestra, and a number of different local organizations. He enjoys playing in small chamber ensembles with friends, and loves to play solo music. Frank currently attends Glendale Community College, with plans to transfer to ASU to pursue a degree in Electrical Engineering. He interns in a program at GCC funded by a NASA grant, currently leading a team to build and send a payload into space to record atmospheric sensor data. He serves as Treasurer of the Engineering Club at GCC, where he mentors students in becoming successful in their college careers. Frank plans to double major in Chemical and Electrical Engineering, and enter the music program at ASU.

NORA JOHNSTON Nora Johnston was born in Grand Canyon, AZ, and grew up in Lakeside, AZ. She attended Northern Arizona University, obtaining her BA Degree in Elementary Education in 1995. She has taught all grades from first through sixth in Prescott, Lakeside, Whiteriver, and Phoenix. Currently, she is teaching fourth grade at Painted Rock Academy in Phoenix. Nora’s mother, an experienced pianist, organist, violinist, and violist, started giving her piano lessons at age three, and exposed Nora to a variety of music genres, concerts, and operas. At age nine, Nora started playing clarinet, with her mother as coach and accompanist, and began playing piano and organ duets at church. Nora also studied private piano with an accomplished pianist, Kathleen Reed. Nora actively accompanies local choral groups and soloists, and plays in churches and chamber groups in Phoenix, including Arizona Chamber Music Experience. Career highlights include accompanying Dr. Edgar Stone at NAU faculty recitals, accompanying a community chorus in Flagstaff under the direc- tion of Kurt Weinzinger, accompanying Master Chorale in Prescott under the direction of James Klein, playing piano or clarinet in White Mountain Symphony, Flagstaff Symphony, and now North Valley Symphony Orchestra. She loves spending time with her children and grandchildren in Phoenix, Idaho, and Alaska. Favorite pastimes include reading, writing, cooking, sewing, giving attention to her cat and black lab, and taking road trips with her husband, Rob, in the summer months. page 10 A Letter from the President

Thank you for joining North Valley Symphony Orchestra (NVSO) for our “Concertos and More” concert!

Tonight’s concert truly embraces our mission: to provide skilled and aspiring musicians of all ages the opportunity to learn, rehearse, and perform exceptional orchestral music, fostering music appreciation and engagement among members of the North Valley community. This evening you will get to hear a veterinarian perform an English Horn concerto, a college student who came up through our youth programs perform a violin concerto, and one of our clarinetists showcasing her piano skills! These three soloists are all members of our NVSO community, and we are so proud of their accomplishments. Having the opportunity to work with fellow musicians from all walks of life, to learn, rehearse, and perform exceptional orchestral music is an enriching and rewarding experience. NVSO provides that opportunity for many musicians who might not other- wise be able to pursue their passion for music.

In addition to showcasing members of the adult orchestra, tonight will also feature the winner of our annual Summerford Violin Concerto Competition. Each year, students enrolled in our youth programs are given the opportunity to apply and audition for this competition. The application process includes letters of recommendation and essays, in addition to performing the selected concerto for a panel of judges from outside NVSO. The competition winner is presented with a new violin handcrafted by Mr. Jody Summerford, a local luthier and valued partner and friend of NVSO. Each violin takes approxi- mately 100 hours to craft! NVSO is extremely thankful to Mr. Summerford for his continued support of NVSO and our youth programs. We’re so excited to have you hear this year’s winner, Nicole Campos.

We hope you enjoy this evening’s performance and will join us in May for our “Best of Broadway and Opera” concert in partnership with the Las Vegas Master Singers. It should be quite a show!

Liz Galpin

page 11 "Concertos and More" Violin Concerto in A Minor, BWV 1041 Bach 1. Allegro moderato Violin Soloist, Nicole Campos (2018 winner of Summerford Violin Competition)

North Valley Youth Orchestra Josh Lynch, Conductor

Light Cavalry Overture Suppe

Concertino for English Horn, Op. 34 Wolf-Ferrari I. Preludio IV. Finale English Horn Soloist, Suzanne Johnsen

Violin Concerto No. 4 in D Minor, Op. 31 Vieuxtemps I. Andante e Moderato Violin Soloist, Frank Islas

North Valley Symphony Orchestra Kevin Kozacek, Conductor INTERMISSION

Piano Concerto in A Minor, Op. 54 Schumann I. Allegro affettuoso Piano Soloist, Nora Johnston (Sponsored by Katherine Mattern, in memory of her beloved cats, Fuzzy and Max)

Pulcinella Suite (after Pergolesi) Stravinsky I. Sinfonia (Overture) II. Serenata III a. Scherzino III b. Allegro III c. Andantino IV. Tarantella V. Toccata VI. Gavotta con due variazioni VII. Vivo VIII a. Minuetto VIII b. Finale

North Valley Symphony Orchestra Kevin Kozacek, Conductor page 12 Orchestra Personnel First Violin Bass Tuba Craig Triplett *+ Mary Kelly* Mike Burt* Josh Lynch ^ Howard Robinson Nicole Campos Dylan Suehiro Piano Renee Estes Fred Wengrzynek Kathy Mattern Isabel Gutierrez Frank Islas Flute Percussion Tracy Petersen Cheryl Riggle* Hal Gill* Carol Routh Joshua Barnes John Bailey Lisa Tufts Nora Welsh (piccolo) Rebecca DeMarco Noel Washington Cindy Kozacek Audrey Wang Oboe Melissa Krout Ted Plambeck* Second Violin Suzanne Johnsen Beth Chiarenza* Eliot Lee Sylvia Depta Albert Islas Clarinet Heidi Kosiorek Mandy Gifford* Debby Lindley Nora Johnston Michelle Lowry Annemarie Strzelecki Pearl Mahar Haley McKeown Bassoon Orlando Moss Ben Davis* Personnel listed Harrison Newton Josh Atkins alphabetically after principal or Viola Horn concertmaster Jessica Triplett* Philip Johnson* + Concertmaster Caitlin Corbett Chris Clark ^ Assistant Kristyn Orgill Anita Murray Concertmaster Janet Plummer Ione Murray Ricky Sinha Steve Thomasson * Principal Katie Tay ** Guest Trumpet Cello David Reed* Liz Galpin* Teddi English Emily Helton-Riley Lori Hefner Michelle Hill Dennis Umber Eunju Lee Richard Martinez Trombone Julie Silverstein Ryan Diefenderfer* Derek Tea Erin Ash Alta Thoreson Dennis Patterson Brielle Watchman Biographies Kevin Kozacek, Music Director Originally from Colorado, Kevin Kozacek grad- uated from the University of Northern Col- orado, where he earned a Bachelor’s degree in Music Education, with an emphasis in choral conducting, under the tutelage of Dr. Howard Skinner. Mr. Kozacek received both his Master of Education and Master of Music degrees from Northern Arizona University, studying orches- tral conducting under Dr. Nicholas Ross and Dr. Daniel O'Bryant. He has additionally studied conducting under Maestros Lawrence Golan, Don Thulean, App Hsu, Harold Farberman, Ray- mond Harvey, and Zvonimir Hacko. Mr. Kozacek has guest-conducted orches- tras in Kiev, Ukraine, and Krasnoyarsk, Russia, and been invited to conduct workshops and high school honor orchestras in local Arizona school districts. Mr. Kozacek taught public school music in grades K-12, and directed theater, in- strumental ensembles, and choral groups in churches and communities in Eng- land, Nebraska, Colorado, Texas, and Arizona. He was the founding Artistic Director for ProMusica Arizona Chorale & Orchestra, and was invited in 2012 to serve as the founding Music Director for North Valley Symphony Orchestra. Mr. Kozacek was recently appointed as Music Director for the Verde Valley Sinfonietta in Sedona, beginning with the 2017-2018 concert season. Mr. Koza- cek and his wife, Cindy, are proud parents of two sons, Matt and Chris, and have two grandchildren, Audrey and Owen.

Join NVSO's Symphony Guild Do you love music, but can't play a note? You can still support North Valley Symphony Orchestra by joining the Symphony Guild! This volunteer organization is for people who want to be involved and support the orchestra. There are a variety of tasks, including ushering, stage set-up and tear-down, fundraising, and donor interaction. With volunteer help, we will be able to keep ticket prices at $5 per person, hopefully forever, making music readily accessible to the entire community!

Visit www.northvalleysymphony.org for more details. Biographies

Craig Triplett, Concertmaster Craig began playing the violin at the age of 9 in St. Louis, Missouri. At 17, he won the CASA Concerto Competition and performed the Bruch Violin Concerto with the CASA Sym- phonic Orchestra. Mr. Triplett studied violin and viola at Southern Illinois University for two years, during which he was accepted to the Fischoff National Chamber Music Competition, where he and his ensemble performed the Shostakovich String Quartet No. 8 in the semi- finals. Mr. Triplett transferred to Northern Ari- zona University on scholarship, where he met his stand partner in life, Jessica. While at NAU, Mr. Triplett won the concerto competition and performed the Stamitz Viola Concerto with the NAU Sym- phony Orchestra. Mr. Triplett also performed in the Flagstaff Symphony Or- chestra as Assistant Principal Violist for several years. He received his Bachelor of Music Performance degree on the viola from NAU in 2002. More recently, he served as Principal Violist of the North Valley Symphony Orchestra before accepting the position of concertmaster. Craig enjoys mountain biking, watching auto racing, and the enthusiastic applause he receives when he performs for his sons, Parker and Mason. North Valley Youth Orchestra Personnel First Violin Viola Bass Nicole Campos *+ Rasa Walter * Kyle Symonds* Karlo Canete Juanita Jackson Becca Felton Gabby Sandhu Jonathan Green Megan Tomson Isabel Gutierrez Haley McKeown Cello Harrison Newton Ella Marencic * Audrey Wang Boaz Goldberg Laura Weiner Nathan Hayward Andrea Monnerie Second Violin Luke Studnicka * Personnel listed alphabetically after principal or Alyssa Anderson concertmaster London Childs + Concertmaster * Principal Lourde Childs Juliana deMello Jenna Friedman page 15 Natasha Jarick Fine String Instruments

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NVSO is comprised of current teachers, com- munity musicians, and advanced students who are in school orchestras and/or taking private lessons. If you are interested in joining the orchestra, you can schedule an audition by... Emailing [email protected] or visiting the website and clicking on the Join Us tab Attention Young Musicians!

NVSO invites young musicians to participate in... Discover the Score Each concert, we will provide a fun, educational handout with interesting facts, word-searches, fill-in-the-blank games and coloring activities about the composers and instruments featured in that concert. Look for the Discover the Score handout in our lobby.

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Board of Directors President - Liz Galpin Members at large: Vice President - Sylvia Depta John Bergt l Rebecca Barcy Treasurer - (open) Kevin Kozacek l Tracy Petersen Secretary - Cindy Kozacek Nora Welsh l Jen Wolfe

Staff Music Director – Kevin Kozacek Adult Orchestra Manager – Jill Rausch Youth Orchestra Director – Josh Lynch Youth Orchesta Manager – Amy Weiner Co-Manager – Suzanne Walter Youth Strings Director – Orlando Moss Youth Strings Managers – Catherine Rabinovich and Isabel Palomino Symphonettes Director – Caitlin Corbett Symphonettes Orchestra Manager – Kelly James Music Librarian - Beth Chiarenza

page 20 Donors The orchestra exists thanks to the generous support from donors like you. Thank you!

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This concert is supported in part by the Arizona Commission on the Arts, which receives support from the State of Arizona and the National Endowment for the Arts.

Partial funding provided by the Phoenix Office of Arts and Culture through appropriations from the page 22 Phoenix City Council. Don’t miss our Final Concert of the 2017-18 season!

North Valley Symphony Orchestra (NVSO) is a non-profit community-based orchestra made up of multi-generational musicians from the Phoenix North Valley.

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