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Volume 88, Book 4 • January 7 - January 29, 2011 B:8.75 in T:8.5 In B:5.75 in T:5.5 in Season 10-11 Volume 88, Book 4 • January 7 - January 29, 2011 B:8.75 in T:8.5 in T:8.5 beyond measure. Christopher Seaman, Music Director • Jeff Tyzik, Principal Pops Conductor Michael Butterman, Principal Conductor for Education and Outreach • The Louise and Henry Epstein Family Chair Arild Remmereit, Music Director-Designate Job #: J10-01085 Client/Product: RPO Initials Date w/changes Initials Date w/changes Ad Description: Bravo Cover Color: 4C Client Creative Director (Art) Art Director: Tim Live: N/A Traffic/Proofreader Creative Director (Copy) Copywriter: Matt Trim: 5.5 x 8.5 Production: Marianne Bleed: .125 Production Account Executive Mac Operator: Jennifer AE: Christan Copywriter Mac Supervisor Proof #: 1 Publication(s) & Issue Date(s): Art Director Mac Operator We applaud all great artists. Like a beautiful symphony, Stickley furniture design is timeless. 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(585)(585) 454-7311454-7311 • FFax:ax: (585(585)) 423 423-2256-2256 • •www www.rpo.org.rpo.org PuPublisher:blisher: Rochester Rochester Business Business JournalJournal 45 EastEast AvAve.,e., Suite Suite 500, 500, Rochester Rochester NY NY 14604 14604 AdAdvertisingvertising Sales:Sales: (585)(585) 546-8303546-8303 InInteriorterior LayoutLayout && Design: Design: David David G. G. Dangli Dangliss ROCHESTER PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA CoveCoverr Design: Design: Jay Jay Ad Advertisingvertising www.rpo.org beyondbeyond meameasure.sure. 33 2010-2011 ROCHESTER PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA Government Support The Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra is supported in part by grants from: New York State Council on the Arts, a State Agency Dee Daniels County of Monroe, County Executive Maggie Brooks POPS SERIES An “Unforgettable” Robert J. Duffy, Mayor City of Rochester, Valentine’s Weekend! New York A Night Out with the Boys: Dee Daniels sings Sinatra, Nat King Cole, and Louis Armstrong February 11 & 12 at 8:00 pm ORKIDSTRA SERIES Peter vs. The Wolf February 13 at 2:00 pm PHILHARMONICS SERIES . becauseAD the SPACE Fine Arts Deserve Fire and Water Fine Hearing February 17 at 7:30 pm & February 19 at 8:00 pm Hearing Evaluations, Hearing Aids, Featuring the music of Matthew Assistive Listening Devices, Hindson, Debussy, and Stravinsky Musicians’ Earplugs TICKETS: (585) 454-2100 Geneseo in the Livingston Health www.rpo.org Services Building or any area Wegmans (585) 243-7690 RPO performances are made possible with public funds from the New York State Council on the Arts, a State Agency. 444 FROM THE PRESIDENT & CEO Dear RPO Family, HAPPY NEW YEAR! 2011 will be an exhilarating year for the RPO, highlighted by outstanding guest artists like Joshua Bell, among others . the bittersweet farewell to WALTER COLLEY IMAGES beloved Music Director Christopher Seaman . and the arrival of Music Director-Designate Arild Remmereit when he takes the podium next fall. First, however, I want to note the wonderful addition to the facilities here. Just one year after completing the renovation of Kodak Hall and the adjoining spaces in Eastman Theatre, the Eastman School of Music has just dedicated its fabulous new East Wing. Featuring the world- class new Hatch Recital Hall, an orchestra-sized rehearsal space, and state of-the-art audio and video capabilities, the new wing will bring other direct benefits to RPO patrons, as well. Featured in the East Wing’s soaring Wolk Atrium, with its gorgeous Chihuly installation, are the brand new and convenient Box Office and Theatre Shop. And because the new wing connects to Eastman Theatre and extends to Swan Street adjacent to the East End Garage exit, ease of access will be improved, greatly reducing time spent outdoors in our colder weather. Also in December, the RPO’s newest undertaking—The Eastman Theatre: Fulfilling George Eastman’s Dream—received its official launch. This highly anticipated 200+ page book chronicles the Eastman Theatre from dream to design to reality. This project came to fruition through the drive and determination of a few important people. Foremost among these: Betty Strasenburgh for her foresight and tenacity in bringing this book to life and her generosity in underwriting its production; RPO Board Chair Suzanne Welch, the Project Manager; and of course, author Elizabeth Brayer, photographer Andy Olenick, and designer Kathryn D’Amanda. Thank you so much to this fantastic team. The book is available at www.rpo.org/EastmanTheatreBook and in the new Theatre Shop, where you also can find recordings by the RPO, our guest artists, and by Eastman faculty and alumni, as well as one-of-a-kind gift items. Now that winter is here, we hope you’ll visit Eastman Theatre regularly and warm up with the magnificent sounds of your RPO! Sincerely, Charles H. Owens President & CEO [email protected] 5 e Summit recently reduced their entrance fees by as much as 50%. at means more people than ever can comfortably make it their home. Times have changed. So has e Summit. Find out more about our lower entrance fees. Call 585-442-9909 or visit summitbrighton.org. EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY 6 ROCHESTER PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA Christopher Seaman, Music Director Jeff Tyzik, Principal Pops Conductor Michael Butterman, Principal Conductor for Education and Outreach The Louise & Henry Epstein Family Chair, Funded in perpetuity Arild Remmereit, Music Director-Designate 2010-2011 Season VIOLIN I CELLO ENGLISH HORN TUBA Juliana Athayde, Stefan Reuss, Principal Anna Steltenpohl W. Craig Sutherland, Concertmaster The Clara and Edwin Principal CLARINET The Caroline W. Gannett Strasenburgh Chair Kenneth Grant,+ Principal TIMPANI & Clayla Ward Chair Funded in perpetuity The Robert J. 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