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DCYOP Winter Virtual Ensemble Showcase Sunday, December 20, 2020 @3Pm Together at Home DCYOP Win ter Vir tu al En sem ble Sh ow case Sunday, Decem ber 20, 2020 @3pm DC Youth Orchestra Program Together at Home DCYOP Winter Virtual Ensemble Showcase Sunday, December 20, 2020 @3pm Watch the concert on our YouTube channel! Youth Orchestra Kenneth Whitley, Conductor Symphony no. 1, III. Scherzo – Trio I – Trio II – Robert Schumann Coda Debut Orchestra Rachel Pereira, Conductor Zenith Kathryn Griesinger Premiere Winds Brittney Allen, Conductor The Dragon Lord Randall D. Standridge Young Artists Orchestra Lauren Scott, Conductor Lemon Twist Doug Spata Symphony no. 25, I. Allegro con brio Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart arr. Brubaker and Scott Wind Ensemble Terrance Newman, Conductor The Magnificent Seven Elmer Bernstein arr. Mike Story Concertino Élise Sharp, Conductor Haydn Rocks! Joseph Haydn arr. David Brundrett Sinfonia Élise Sharp, Conductor Double Trouble Lauren Bernofsky Repertory Orchestra Amylia Barnett, Conductor Symphony no. 8, I. Allegro moderato Franz Schubert arr. Richard Meyer Youth Philharmonic Richard Scerbo, Conductor L’Arlesienne, Suite no. 2, IV. Farandole Georges Bizet Youth Orchestra & Youth Philharmonic Evan Ross Solomon, Conductor Deep River Anonymous spiritual Freely adapted from Samuel Coleridge- Taylor by Evan Ross Solomon Thank you to DCYOP conductors and teachers! Special thanks to Arts Laureate This semester, students could not rehearse and perform together in person as they have in the past. Instead, students practiced and submitted individual videos of their parts. Arts Laureate, a local production studio, then layered the audio tracks together to create the sound of an ensemble. Finally, they compiled the videos so that every student appears on the screen, reunited virtually for the performance. DCYOP Staff Elizabeth Schurgin, Arles Wood, Executive Director Assistant Director of Operations Evan Ross Solomon, Betsy Purves, Program and Artistic Director Director of Development Rashida Coleman, Claudia Huang, Assistant Program Director Development Associate Lucy Hattemer, Laura Clapp Program Coordinator Intern DCYOP Board of Directors Victor L. Reid, President Attorney Elizabeth Marshall, Vice President Kaiser Permanente Laura Price, Treasurer KPMG Lourdes Tinajero, Secretary Department of Veteran Affairs Lisa Joire, Parent Representative Linda Cureton Muse Technologies Dennis DeTray de Tray Consulting Rodrigo Hurtado Allergist & Immunologist Jeffrey Levi Milken Institute School of Public Health at the George Washington University Yael Marciano Strathos Consulting Cheri Meadows University of Maryland Daniella Perlman Founder, DP Marketing About the DC Youth Orchestra Program The DC Youth Orchestra Program is the leading ensemble-based classical music education program in the Washington, DC metropolitan region. Founded in 1960 by Lyn McLain, DCYOP is an integral part of the Washington, DC community, fostering the musical, academic, and social development of more than 60,000 youth. Our mission is "music for young people; achievement for life." DCYOP was the first youth orchestra to have the honor of performing at the Kennedy Center. Our Youth Orchestra has toured 23 countries, played for numerous U.S. presidents and foreign diplomats, and worked with esteemed musicians such as Yo-Yo Ma, Joshua Bell, Aaron Copland, Gustavo Dudamel, Leonard Slatkin, and Mstislav Rostropovich. In 2018, the Youth Orchestra was the first American youth orchestra to be the resident orchestra at the MusicaRiva Festival in Lake Garda, Italy. We offer group lessons and ensemble training on all orchestral instruments for students ages 4 ½ to 18 and derive our success from a strong emphasis on musical achievement and excellence. The program consists of ten orchestral ensembles including the renowned Youth Orchestra. Each week, 40 highly qualified faculty members teach classes to 600 students on Saturdays at Takoma Education Campus. All students perform at least once per semester in concerts that are free and open to the public. DCYOP distinguishes itself through its inclusivity. The program welcomes every student who wishes to participate, regardless of family circumstances or prior musical ability. DCYOP strives to make its program affordable to all by charging tuition on a sliding scale, which enables children from a wide range of backgrounds to experience the joy of learning and making music together. Inspired by El Sistema, Venezuela’s national youth orchestra program that uses music as an agent for social change, DCYOP also runs an after-school music program in DC Public Schools. DCYOP’s Children’s Orchestra currently operates at two Title One elementary schools in the District. DCYOP encourages community among its diverse student body while fostering each student's creativity and growth. Through the rigor of orchestral music instruction, students increase their self-esteem and build character, see greater possibilities for themselves, feel that they are valued members of a musical community, become accountable for their role in the orchestra, enhance their communication skills, form new friendships, increase their curiosity and love of learning, and develop teamwork and listening skills. The staff of the DC Youth Orchestra Program would like to extend our warmest thanks to our board who, though a time of uncertainty and unrest, has guided our vital work of community-building through music education with diligence, optimism, and generosity. Shenandoah Conservatory Music.Theatre.Dance. - Iconic guest artists - Internationally celebrated faculty - Extensive performance opportunities - Inventive and artistic Integration of techology su.edu/dcyo 540.665.4581 Shenandoah University is an Equal Opportunity Educational Institution/Employer. DCYOP Thanks Its Generous Donors Especially in these challenging times, the DC Youth Orchestra Program is deeply grateful for your generosity. On behalf of the board, staff, and all at DCYOP, we extend our most sincere thanks for contributions received from the donors listed below. These gifts ensure that our program continues to be available and affordable for all families in the DC metropolitan area. Click here to learn more about how you can support DCYOP! $100,000 and Up Nora Roberts Foundation Mr. Edward Cheng and Ms. Tamar Eskin Venable Foundation DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities DC Office of Out of School Time Grants and $1,000 to $4,999 Youth Outcomes Anonymous (2) Karen and Timothy Abrams $50,000 to $99,999 Paula Agger Anonymous Mr. Gilles Alfandari and Ms. May Ng Paul M. Angell Family Foundation Elizabeth Allaben and Matt Chambers The Bench Trail Fund $20,000 to $49,999 Ms. Cathy Bernard Anonymous (2) Robin Berrington Cornelia T. Bailey Foundation Capitol Hill Community Foundation Events DC CCRA Travel Commerce Network The Morris and Chorzempa Family Foundation Gwendolyn Cafritz Foundation Classics for Kids Foundation Harman Family Foundation Linda and Douglas Cureton Nancy Peery Marriott Foundation, Inc. Helen and Todd Cymrot National Endowment for the Arts Kristin and Clarence Dillon Dimick Foundation $10,000 to $19,999 Lori Ebersohl Anonymous Friends of El Sistema Greece Benevity Community Impact Fund Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Ford Bloomberg Philanthropies Patrick and Delfina Fuller Dr. and Mrs. Dennis de Tray Ken Giles John Edward Fowler Memorial Foundation Graham Holdings Michael and Erna Kerst Francis Guzzetta and Paul Manville The Marinus and Minna B. Koster Harre Rogers Fund Foundation Dana Hearn and Kevin McCloskey League of American Orchestras Jocelyn Henderson Catalyst Fund Irene Huntoon and David Reiser Robert and Dee Leggett Foundation Dr. Rodrigo Hurtado The Andrew W. 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