FOCUS CURATED BY SOUNDBOX

1 “The theme of this SoundBox is Focus, a notion I’m trying to explore in various senses of the word.” —Nico Muhly

2 Esa-Pekka Salonen SYMPHONY DIRECTOR

San Francisco Symphony Music Director Esa-Pekka Salonen has, through his many high-profile conducting roles and work as a leading composer, shaped a unique vision for the present and future of the contemporary symphony orchestra. Salonen recently concluded his tenure as Principal Conductor & Artistic Advisor for London’s Philharmonia Orchestra and he is Artist in Association at the Finnish National Opera and Ballet. He is a member of the faculty of the Colburn School in , where he developed and directs the pre-professional Negaunee Conducting Program. Salonen is the Conductor Laureate for both the Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra and the , where he Music Director from 1992 until 2009. Salonen co-founded— and from 2003 until 2018 served as the Artistic Director for—the annual Baltic Sea Festival.

3 The Orchestra

Esa-Pekka Salonen, Music Director SECOND VIOLINS CELLOS , Music Director Laureate Dan Carlson, Principal Vacant, Principal Herbert Blomstedt, Conductor Laureate Dinner & Swig Families Chair Philip S. Boone Chair Daniel Stewart, Youth Helen Kim, Associate Principal Peter Wyrick, Associate Principal Orchestra Wattis Foundation Music Director Audrey Avis Aasen-Hull Chair Peter & Jacqueline Hoefer Chair Ragnar Bohlin, Chorus Director Jessie Fellows, Assistant Principal Amos Yang, Assistant Principal Vance George, Chorus Director Emeritus Vacant Vacant The Eucalyptus Foundation Second Century Chair Lyman & Carol Casey Second Century Chair FIRST VIOLINS Raushan Akhmedyarova Barbara Andres Alexander Barantschik, Concertmaster David Chernyavsky The Stanley S. Langendorf Foundation Naoum Blinder Chair John Chisholm Second Century Chair Nadya Tichman, Associate Concertmaster Cathryn Down Barbara Bogatin San Francisco Symphony Foundation Chair Darlene Gray Phylis Blair Cello Chair Wyatt Underhill, Assistant Concertmaster Stan & Lenora Davis Chair Jill Rachuy Brindel 75th Anniversary Chair Amy Hiraga Gary & Kathleen Heidenreich Second Century Chair Jeremy Constant, Assistant Concertmaster Kum Mo Kim Sébastien Gingras Mariko Smiley Kelly Leon-Pearce Penelope Clark Second Century Chair Paula & John Gambs Second Century Chair Eliot Lev David Goldblatt Melissa Kleinbart Chair Christine & Pierre Lamond Second Century Chair Katharine Hanrahan Chair Chunming Mo Carolyn McIntosh Yun Chu Polina Sedukh Elizabeth C. Peters Cello Chair Naomi Kazama Hull Chen Zhao Anne Pinsker In Sun Jang Yukiko Kurakata VIOLAS BASSES Catherine A. Mueller Chair Jonathan Vinocour, Principal Scott Pingel, Principal Suzanne Leon Yun Jie Liu, Associate Principal Daniel G. Smith, Associate Principal Leor Maltinski Katie Kadarauch, Assistant Principal Stephen Tramontozzi, Assistant Principal Sarn Oliver Vacant Richard & Goldman Chair Florin Parvulescu Joanne E. Harrington & Lorry I. Lokey S. Mark Wright Victor Romasevich Second Century Chair Lawrence Metcalf Second Century Chair Catherine Van Hoesen Gina Cooper Charles Chandler David Gaudry Chris Gilbert David Kim Brian Marcus Christina King Wayne Roden Nanci Severance Adam Smyla Matthew Young

4 FLUTES TRUMPETS SAN FRANCISCO SYMPHONY CHORUS Tim Day, Principal Mark Inouye, Principal Members of the American Guild of Musical Artists Caroline H. Hume Chair G. Irwin Charity Foundation Chair Robin McKee, Associate Principal Aaron Schuman, Associate Principal SOPRANOS Catherine & Russell Clark Chair Peter Pastreich Chair Cheryl Cain, Michele Kennedy, Ellen Leslie, Linda Lukas Guy Piddington Jennifer Mitchell, Natalia Salemmo, Daphne Touchais, Alfred S. & Dede Wilsey Chair Ann L. & Charles B. Johnson Chair Cindy Wyvill, Angelique Zuluaga Catherine Payne, Piccolo Jeff Biancalana ALTOS The Rainbow Piccolo Chair Terry Alvord, Karen Carle, Silvie Jensen, TROMBONES Margaret (Peg) Lisi, Brielle Marina Neilson, OBOES Timothy Higgins, Principal Leandra Ramm, Dr. Meghan Spyker, Merilyn Telle Vaughn Eugene Izotov, Principal Robert L. Samter Chair Edo de Waart Chair Nick Platoff, Associate Principal TENORS James Button, Associate Principal Paul Welcomer Seth Brenzel, Michael Desnoyers, Elliott JG Encarnación, Pamela Smith Vacant, Bass Trombone Samuel Faustine, Kevin Gibbs, Michael Jankosky, Dr. William D. Clinite Chair Jimmy Kansau, David J. Xiques Russ deLuna, English Horn TUBA BASS Joseph & Pauline Scafidi Chair Jeffrey Anderson, Principal Adam Cole, Mitchell Jones, Clayton Moser, James Irvine Chair Matthew Peterson, Chung-Wai Soong, Michael Taylor, CLARINETS David Varnum, Nick Volkert Carey Bell, Principal HARP William R. & Gretchen B. Kimball Chair Douglas Rioth, Principal Vacant, Associate Principal & E-flat Clarinet Vacant TIMPANI Jerome Simas, Bass Clarinet Edward Stephan, Principal Marcia & John Goldman Chair BASSOONS Bryce Leafman, Assistant Principal Stephen Paulson, Principal † Acting member of the San Francisco Symphony Steven Dibner, Associate Principal PERCUSSION Vacant Jacob Nissly, Principal Steven Braunstein, Contrabassoon James Lee Wyatt III The San Francisco Symphony string section utilizes revolving seating Bryce Leafman on a systematic basis. Players listed in alphabetical order change seats periodically. HORNS Stan Muncy† Robert Ward, Principal Second Century Chairs are supported in part by the Richard and Rhoda Goldman Foundation, ensuring the ongoing artistic excellence Mark Almond, Associate Principal LIBRARIANS of the San Francisco Symphony’s string sections. Bruce Roberts, Assistant Principal Margo Kieser, Principal Alexander Barantschik plays the 1742 Guarnerius del Gesù violin, on Jonathan Ring Nancy & Charles Geschke Chair loan from the Fine Arts of San Francisco. Jessica Valeri John Campbell, Assistant Daniel Hawkins Matt Holland-Gray, Assistant Daniel Stewart’s appointment as Music Director of the San Francisco Symphony Youth Orchestra is generously supported by the Paul L. and Phyllis Wattis Endowment Fund.

5 Soundbox: focus

Nico Muhly curator

ORLANDO GIBBONS / NICO MUHLY This is the Record of John Carey Bell clarinet Melissa Kleinbart · Helen Kim violins Christina King viola Anne Pinsker cello Marc Shapiro piano

MEREDITH (arr. Nico Muhly) Fat Stream, from Key Jerome Simas clarinet Suzanne Leon · Amy Hiraga violins Jonathan Vinocour viola Barbara Andres cello James Lee Wyatt III percussion Nico Muhly organ

NICO MUHLY Motion Carey Bell clarinet Melissa Kleinbart · Helen Kim violins Christina King viola Anne Pinsker cello Marc Shapiro piano

INTI FIGGIS-VIZUETA Inbhir (many waters) David Goldblatt cello

6 LUKÁŠ JANATA Flux World Premiere. San Francisco Symphony Commission Nico Muhly conductor Emma Lanier choreographer Jerome Simas clarinet Aaron Schuman trumpet Florin Parvulescu · Chen Zhao violins Katie Kadarauch viola Carolyn McIntosh cello Daniel G. Smith double bass Bryce Leafman percussion Jonathan Dimmock · Lukáš Janata keyboards

Clyde Scott director Steven Condiotti director / director of photography (Flux) Taylor Joshua Rankin editor Luke Kritzeck lighting designer Adam Larsen projection designer

7 program notes This program includes two arrangement by Nico Muhly for small chamber ensemble. works in which curator and “Fat Stream has the world’s simplest accompaniment: composer NICO MUHLY (b. 1981) an organ playing four arpeggiated chords,” observes engages with the music of Muhly. “Over this, in its original version, the composer English Renaissance composer sings a series of phrases, some delicate and others ORLANDO GIBBONS painfully keening—many of the notes are not found on (1583–1625). “My piece, Motion, the piano, which is to say that her economy here is all references an anthem by Gibbons, and I thought it the delicious spaces between notes, as if the poignancy right to arrange a different Gibbons anthem just for is to be found always slightly off our traditional sense variety,” Muhly says. “Here, we have This is the Record of the cartography of tonality. It’s always reminded me of John, which, in its original form, was to be sung by of seeing a three-dimensional object interact with a soloists who were then replied to, and imitated by, a two dimensional one—a bird flying over a flat road, for full chorus. Motion, taking as its starting point the instance—with a sense of tragedy, beauty, and power.” anthem See, See the Word is Incarnate, buries the Originally from DC tunes and harmonies from the Gibbons and places it and now residing in New York in a matrix of ostinatos and little repetitive patterns. City, INTI FIGGIS-VIZUETA The idea is that the Tudor and Jacobean music is (b. 1993) is the 2020 recipient constantly coming in and out of focus, and that the of the ASCAP Foundation Fred ear can use the gridwork to latch onto something Ho Award and is currently in decidedly modern, or something beckoning to us from residency at Sō Percussion’s a different time.” studio for the 2021–22 season. Her musical MEREDITH MONK (b. 1943) practice is physical and visceral, attempting to has explored the possibilities of reconcile historical aesthetics and experimental the human voice for close to practices with trans and indigenous futures. Recent fifty years, creating theatrical commissions include works for the Los Angeles works that meld ensembles in Philharmonic, Kronos Quartet, Attacca Quartet, JACK wordless choruses to evoke Quartet, and , as well as Jennifer Koh, almost trance-like effects. In Matt Haimovitz, and Andrew Yee. Her Inbhir (many 1978 she formed the chamber group Meredith Monk waters) was composed for Los Angeles Philharmonic and Vocal Ensemble. For the San Francisco cellist Jason Lippmann in 2020. Nico Muhly notes, Symphony’s centennial season, Monk was “I’ve always loved inti figgis-vizueta’s music, particularly commissioned to write Dream Variations, which was when it vacillates between traditional techniques and premiered in March 2012 during the American more ecstatic, subtle explorations of extended Mavericks Festival. Monk’s Fat Stream, originally techniques—both in a dance, with the backs and the released on the 1971 album Key, is heard here in an fronts apparent to the listeners in different ways. Her

8 piece Inbhir asks a solo cellist to create a of gorgeous aquatic light, shade, and turbulence.” LUKÁŠ JANATA (b. 1995) is a Czech composer, performer, and educator. He will serve as Composer-in-Residence for San Francisco’s International Orange Chorale in the 2021–22 season. A graduate of the San Francisco Conservatory of Music and the Conservatory, his composition mentors include , David Conte, and Otomar Kvěch. Janata’s Flux—a San Francisco Symphony commission heard in its world premiere—is a work for chamber orchestra and choreography. The composer notes it “reflects and challenges the individual perception of time that is so different for everyone, especially during social isolation. Its interlocking morphing gestures ought to create a seamless borderline between what is the foreground and the background. The freedom for an ear to gravitate toward small gestures or follow a larger arc reflects time’s relativity. While the time passes strictly metronomically, musical lines join in the flux of chaotic moments that sometimes strive to crystallize in such sought-after togetherness but often do not manage to keep together for long. They become either interrupted by another gesture or are simply cut off, much like the feeling of many of us being at the sea of thoughts, both positive and negative, without the Nico Muhly adds, “Flux is all to do with ability to see the horizon in the main course. synchronicity and asynchronicity: there are moments “Collaborating with the choreographer and dancer where the ensemble functions like a clock, with Emma Lanier confirmed for me the basis of my piece; percussive unisons and almost savage precision, and how each of our perceptions of the music’s then suddenly, those elements are out of sync, embodiment of time’s capriciousness differs. Hence, vexingly close to together but never quite meeting up giving the freedom of choice to which musical aspect again. It’s a powerful piece, with moments of deeply is drawn as an inspiration for the motion.” satisfying instability.”

9 concert supporters

SOUNDBOX IS SUPPORTED IN PART BY

10 artists

NICO MUHLY is an American released by Decca and Nonesuch, and he is part of the composer who writes orchestral artist-run record label , which music, works for the stage, released his first two albums,Speaks Volumes (2006) chamber music, and sacred and Mothertongue (2008). music. He has received CAREY BELL became San commissions from the Francisco Symphony Principal : Clarinet and occupant of the (2011) and (2018); Carnegie Hall; Los Angeles William R. & Gretchen B. Kimball Philharmonic; Philadelphia Orchestra; San Francisco Chair in 2007. He has held Symphony; Wigmore Hall; Tallis Scholars; and King’s principal positions with the San College and Saint John’s College, Cambridge, among Francisco Opera Orchestra and others. He is a Collaborative Partner at the San the Syracuse Symphony, and served as acting principal Francisco Symphony and has been featured at the clarinet of the San Francisco Ballet Orchestra, and as Barbican and Philharmonie de as composer, guest principal clarinet with the Philadelphia Orchestra. performer, and curator. An avid collaborator, he has A former member of the San Francisco Contemporary worked with choreographers at Music Players, Mr. Bell received degrees in performance Paris Opéra Ballet, Bobbi Jene Smith at the Juilliard and composition from the University of Michigan at School, Justin Peck and Kyle Abraham at New York Ann Arbor. After graduating, he continued his clarinet City Ballet; and with artists such as , training at DePaul University and was a member of the The National, Teitur, , James Blake, and Paul Civic Orchestra of . He joined the faculty of Simon. Muhly’s work for film includes scores forThe the San Francisco Conservatory of Music in 2016 and Reader (2008) and Kill Your Darlings (2013), and the has also taught at Stanford University. BBC adaptation of Howards End (2017). MELISSA KLEINBART, He has written concert works for violin (Shrink, for occupant of the Katharine Pekka Kuusisto), organ (Register, for James McVinnie), Hanrahan Chair, joined the San viola (), and two pianos (In Certain Francisco Symphony in 1998 Circles, for Katia and Marielle Labèque), and his vocal after serving as associate collaborators include Iestyn Davies, Renée Fleming, concertmaster with the San and Nicholas Phan. He has collaborated with visual Francisco Opera orchestra and artists and Oliver Beer, created site- assistant concertmaster with the Vancouver specific pieces for the National Gallery in London and Symphony. In addition to solo appearances with the the , and written articles for Philadelphia Orchestra, Vancouver Symphony, and , , and London New York Symphonic Ensemble, Ms. Kleinbart has Review of Books. Recordings of his works have been been a participant at the Marlboro and Tanglewood

11 music festivals and has performed with the Chamber ANNE PINSKER joined the San Music Society of . A graduate of the Francisco Symphony in 1982. , she performs and teaches with the She is a graduate of the Juilliard San Francisco Academy Orchestra. School of Music, where she HELEN KIM joined the San studied with , and Francisco Symphony as she has served as a member of Associate Principal Second the Violin in 2016. She was Orchestra and as a regular substitute in the Chicago previously a member of the Symphony. Saint Louis Symphony from MARC SHAPIRO is Principal 2011 to 2016. She has spent her Keyboard of the summers teaching and performing at festivals Symphony. From 1984 to 2003 including Aspen, Yellow Barn, Luzerne, and the he was San Francisco Symphony Innsbrook Institute. Ms. Kim received a bachelor’s Chorus accompanist. In 1998 degree from the University of Southern California, he accompanied the City of where she was Presidential Scholar, and a master’s Symphony Chorus degree from the Yale School of Music. Most recently, on tour in the US and Canada. Mr. Shapiro performs she collaborated as violin soloist with Post:ballet on frequently with Composers, Inc., Chamber Music Playing Changes, available on SFSymphony+. Sundaes, Sierra Chamber Music Society, Mainly CHRISTINA KING, a native of Mozart Festival (San Diego), and the Mohonk Festival. Newport Beach, CA, joined the He holds degrees from the Peabody Conservatory and San Francisco Symphony in is on the faculty at Mills College. 1996. She has been a member JEROME SIMAS joined the of the Tucson Symphony and San Francisco Symphony in served as principal viola in the 2012. Previously a fellow at the Civic Orchestra of Chicago, the New World Symphony, he has training orchestra of the Chicago Symphony. Prior to held principal clarinet positions those positions, she played with various orchestras in with such ensembles as the Mexico City. Ms. King is a graduate of Barnard California, Oakland East Bay, College/, where she pursued a and Akron symphonies. He is a member of San degree in English while studying violin and viola at the Francisco’s Left Coast Chamber Ensemble. First prize School of Music. She was later granted a winner of the International Clarinet Society Young fellowship to , where she Artist Competition and grand prize winner at the earned her master’s degree. Fischoff National Chamber Music Competition, he received degrees from the Institute of Music. He is currently a coach for the San Francisco Symphony Youth Orchestra.

12 soundbox builders

The San Francisco Symphony is deeply grateful to the following donors who have made generous gifts of $250,000 or more to launch and expand SoundBox since its inception in 2014.

Sakurako & William Fisher Marcia & John Goldman League of American Orchestras Meyer Sound Susan & Nicholas Pritzker

13 SUZANNE LEON joined the Chamber Music Society, Marlboro, Bridgehampton, San Francisco Symphony in Salt Bay, and Cleveland Chamberfest. Mr. Vinocour 1990. Following her graduation graduated from with a degree in from the Curtis Institute of chemistry and from the New England Conservatory Music, she spent five years in where he studied with Kim Kashkashian. A dedicated France, where she served as teacher, he serves on the faculty of the San Francisco concertmaster of the Orchestre Conservatory of Music as well as the Aspen Music International de Paris and taught at the Sorbonne. Festival and School. He plays on a 1784 Lorenzo Ms. Leon has toured as a member of the Asia Storioni viola on loan from the San Francisco Philharmonic Orchestra. She has performed chamber Symphony. music frequently with her Symphony colleagues, BARBARA ANDRES, occupant including pre-concert performances and a concert at of the Stanley S. Langendorf San Francisco’s Chinese Cultural Center. She has two Foundation Second Century children with her husband, former San Francisco Chair, joined the San Francisco Symphony violinist Dan Nobuhiko Smiley. Symphony in 1977 upon AMY HIRAGA studied at the graduation from the Cleveland and the Institute of Music. She studied Juilliard School. She has been a with Lynn Harrell and Stephen Geber. Ms. Andres has member of the Orchestra of been principal cellist of the Sierra Chamber Society Saint Luke’s and the Orpheus since 1989, and performs with Chamber Music Chamber Orchestra. Ms. Hiraga Sundaes and Gold Coast Chamber Players. She was spent one year as a member of orchestra cello coach for the San Francisco the San Francisco Symphony before returning to the Conservatory of Music for nine years, and cello East Coast with her husband, San Francisco coach for the San Francisco Symphony Youth Symphony Associate Principal Cellist Peter Wyrick. Orchestra for five years. She worked as a freelance musician in New York and JAMES LEE WYATT III joined joined the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra in 1991, then the San Francisco Symphony in rejoined the San Francisco Symphony when she and 2001 after serving as principal Mr. Wyrick returned to San Francisco in 1999. percussionist of the Honolulu JONATHAN VINOCOUR Symphony. A native of joined the San Francisco Princeton, KY, he received his Symphony as Principal Viola in bachelor’s degree from the 2009, having previously served University of Michigan and his master’s degree from as principal viola of the Saint Temple University. Mr. Wyatt has performed with the Louis Symphony and guest Santa Fe Opera, National Repertory Orchestra, Sun principal viola of the Leipzig Valley Summer Symphony, and the Ojai, Tanglewood, Gewandhaus Orchestra. A sought-after chamber Spoleto festivals. musician, he is a regular guest of such festivals as the

14 DAVID GOLDBLATT, occupant AARON SCHUMAN joined the of the Christine & Pierre San Francisco Symphony as Lamond Second Century Chair, Associate Principal Trumpet in joined the San Francisco 2018, occupying the Peter Symphony cello section in 1978, Pastreich Chair. A native of having previously played in the Buffalo, NY, he graduated from Pittsburgh Symphony. Mr. Northwestern University’s Goldblatt has also been a cellist with the Concerto Bienen School of Music before pursuing graduate Soloists of Philadelphia (now the Chamber Orchestra studies at . of Philadelphia) and the Santa Fe Opera Orchestra. FLORIN PARVULESCU, a He graduated from the Curtis Institute of Music. He is native of Romania, joined the currently a coach for the San Francisco Symphony San Francisco Symphony in Youth Orchestra. 1998. He holds degrees from EMMA LANIER is a the Peabody Conservatory of choreographer and dance artist Music and the Juilliard who was born and raised in San Preparatory Division. He was Francisco. She trained at ODC, previously a member of the Saint Louis Symphony where she was a youth and Baltimore Symphony, won the 1993 Marbury company member for five years Competition at the Peabody Conservatory, and was a and attended the Ruth Asawa prizewinner in the 1994 Yale Gordon Concerto San Francisco School of the Arts. She went on to Competition. He also attended the American study at the Conservatorio Superior de Danza in Academy of Conducting at the Aspen Music Festival. Madrid and at Skidmore College in New York. She has CHEN ZHAO joined the San presented her work nationally at Pulitzer Arts Francisco Symphony in 2000. A Foundation, David Zwirner Gallery, and locally at native of Shanghai, he studied Fresh Festival, James Graham Dance Theatre’s Dance with his uncle and gave his first Lovers, LevySalon, SAFEhouse for the Performing public performance at the Arts, SPF12, San Francisco Dance Film Festival, and Shanghai Children’s Palace at ODC Pilot71. As a co-director of Kickbal, she received age six. He went on to study at the 2020 ODC Theater Fleishhacker Opportunity the Shanghai Conservatory of Music, Crossroads Fund to produce HOMEBODY at ODC Theater in San School for Art and Sciences, Curtis Institute of Music, Francisco. Her latest research and performance SF Conservatory of Music, and the New World Symphony. project received a co-production grant from FACT/SF Mr. Zhao has appeared as a soloist with the Curtis and will premiere fall 2021 in both San Francisco and Symphony, Oslo Chamber Orchestra, San Francisco Strasbourg, France. Lanier is also an artist at Symphony, SF Symphony Youth Orchestra, and the RoundAntennae, under the mentorship of KT Nelson. Stanford Symphony. Currently a violin coach for the SF Symphony Youth Orchestra, Chen Zhao is a violin professor at the SF Conservatory of Music.

15 KATIE KADARAUCH joined MN. Mr. Smith received his Bachelor of Music from the San Francisco Symphony in Rice University’s Shepherd School of Music under the 2007 as Assistant Principal tutelage of Timothy Pitts. Viola. A native of the Bay Area, BRYCE LEAFMAN joined the she was principal viola of the San Francisco Symphony as San Francisco Symphony Youth Assistant Principal Timpani/ Orchestra and earned a Section Percussion during the bachelor’s degree and graduate diploma from the New 2020–21 season. Previously, he England Conservatory. She also studied at the was principal percussion of the Colburn Conservatory of Music, during which time Billings Symphony, and he has she performed with the Los Angeles Philharmonic and performed with the Omaha, Berkeley, Marin, and New recorded film scores for movies such asGet Smart, World symphonies; the Boston Philharmonic; and Spider-Man, and Avatar. Ms. Kadarauch was the Symphony New Hampshire. In 2017 he was the first violist of the former Janaki String Trio, which toured percussionist to win a solo concerto competition at the US and abroad and recorded with the Naxos and the Aspen Music Festival, and he returned to the Yarlung labels. She plays on a Peter Rombouts viola Aspen Music Festival in 2019 as the Charles Owen ca. 1720, on loan from the San Francisco Symphony. Memorial Percussion Fellow. Mr. Leafman holds degrees CAROLYN MCINTOSH is a from New England Conservatory, Boston University, graduate of the University of and the San Francisco Conservatory of Music. Redlands and the State JONATHAN DIMMOCK is the University of New York at Principal Organist at San Binghamton. Prior to joining Francisco’s Legion of Honor the San Francisco Symphony in and he regularly 1981, she served as principal appears with the San Francisco cello of the San Jose Symphony and the Midsummer Symphony. A graduate of Mozart Festival Orchestra. She occupies the Elizabeth Oberlin and Yale, he was the C. Peters Cello Chair. only American to serve as organ scholar of DANIEL G. SMITH was Westminster Abbey. Continuing his career in the appointed Associate Principal , he served three Episcopal cathedrals: Bass of the San Francisco Saint John the Divine (New York), Saint Mark’s Symphony in 2017. He (), and Grace (San Francisco). Mr. previously served as principal Dimmock lives in San Francisco, where, for more than bass of the Santa Barbara twelve years, he was music director at Saint Ignatius Symphony, and he was a Church. He has recorded more than fifty CDs. member of the San Diego Symphony. He has served as guest principal and associate principal bass with the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra, and guest principal of the Lakes Area Music Festival in Brainerd,

16 Accelerator Fund Founders

The San Francisco Symphony is grateful for the generosity of its Accelerator Fund Founders who have made gifts of $100,000 or more in support of its digital strategy, which includes critical investments in technology, equipment, and programming. To learn more about the digital strategy and the Accelerator Fund’s impact please contact Dan Coleman, Senior Director, Development, 415.503.5445 or [email protected].

Matt & Cohler Dagmar Dolby Sakurako & William Fisher Priscilla & Keith Geeslin The Hearst Foundations Trine Sorensen & Michael Jacobson Anonymous (2)

17 LUKÁŠ JANATA is a Czech CLYDE SCOTT is a director composer, performer, and and projection designer educator. His music has been currently based in Miami widely performed in his native Beach, FL. He has created country and many countries national and international throughout the world, and he commercials and promos, has been commissioned by the visuals for stadium concert San Francisco Symphony, New York Cantori, Punkt tours, short films, and works of video art made to Contemporary Choir (of which he is a founding synchronize with live performances of classical music. member), Aries Percussion Ensemble, and the In the mid-1990s Mr. Scott founded Electric Sheep—a Jablonova Youth String Orchestra. He will serve South Beach-based design boutique specializing in as Composer-in-Residence for San Francisco’s motion graphics. In the early 2000s he joined the staff International Orange Chorale in the 2021-22 season. of the New World Symphony where he worked closely A member of the San Francisco Symphony Chorus, he with architect Frank Gehry and Gehry Partners on the is a cantor and bass section leader for Saint Monica’s integration of HD video and projection technology Catholic Church in San Francisco. He currently into the . teaches at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music Mr. Scott has directed more than 100 live multi- and is on the composition faculty at the Walden camera HD and 4KUHD simulcasts, and as a projection School for the summer of 2021. He is the founder and designer he has created original pieces for orchestral Artistic Director of Mouthscape, a chamber choir and chamber music performances as well as microplays based at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music. and monodramas, including Shaun Naidoo’s Sentient Weather, Luc Ferrari’s Sexolidad, George Antheil’s A Jazz Symphony, Arnold Schoenberg’s Pierrot lunaire, ’s Violin Phase, Niccolò Castiglioni’s Inverno In-ver, Peter Maxwell Davies’s Eight Songs for a Mad King, Milton Babbitt’s All Set, and Gavin Bryars’s One Last Bar Then Joe Can Sing. Recently, he collaborated with choreographer Rosie Herrera and the Rosie Herrera Dance Theatre to create nearly twenty short works of video art. In 2018, Musical America recognized Mr. Scott’s innovative contributions to the world of performing arts by naming him one of its Professionals of the Year.

18 Emmy Award-winning TAYLOR JOSHUA RANKIN is cinematographer and director an award-winning filmmaker STEVEN CONDIOTTI’s vast and composer of new music, and varied body of work based in the San Francisco Bay includes commercial, narrative, Area. His music has been documentary, and visual effects performed by ensembles across credits. In the past year, his the United States such as Third focus has been on filming online digital content for Coast Percussion, San Francisco Contemporary Music performing arts organizations, including the San Players, Friction Quartet, NYU Marimba Ensemble, Francisco Symphony’s CURRENTS and SoundBox and at institutions including series, Throughline: From Hall to Home, and the Deck and the University of Michigan. He is a member of the the Hall Virtual Celebration; the Sun Valley Music Oakland-based film production company Bone & Gold Festival summer broadcast season; and a production where he serves as in-house composer and creative with San Francisco Ballet. collaborator. As a filmmaker, he has collaborated with His visual effects cinematography credits include many Bay Area artists and ensembles and was the media projection material for the San Francisco video editor for Nico Muhly’s Throughline with the Opera’s staged production of Heart of a Soldier. He San Francisco Symphony. Mr. Rankin has a master’s has traveled worldwide filming content for Google, degree in music composition from the San Francisco Salesforce, and Splunk, as well as commercials for the Conservatory of Music where he studied with composer Golden State Warriors, San Francisco Giants, and San Mason Bates. Francisco Forty-Niners. Prior to becoming a cinematographer, Mr. Condiotti worked as chief lighting technician on major feature films and television series on such films as Blue Jasmine, Milk, Hemingway & Gellhorn, and The Matrix Reloaded and The Matrix Revolutions. His photographic works have been included in exhibits in , Los Angeles, and San Francisco.

19 LUKE KRITZECK has worked ADAM LARSEN is a with artists from diverse documentary filmmaker and disciplines and backgrounds in projection designer. Designs theater, dance, music, circus, include Hal Prince’s LoveMusik and opera, on stages around on Broadway; Esperanza the world as a lighting and Spalding’s 12 Little Spells production designer. He is national tour; Missy Mazzoli’s currently the resident lighting designer and technical Breaking the Waves at Opera Philadelphia and the advisor for the San Francisco Symphony and has been Prototype Festival; Lee Breuer’s The Gospel at a member of the creative team for numerous Colonus at the Athens, Edinburgh, and Spoleto multimedia Symphony productions in past seasons. festivals; Watermill at the BAM Next Wave Festival; Mr. Kritzeck served as the director of lighting at the Haruki Murakami’s The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle at New World Symphony for seven years. With Cirque du the and Edinburgh festivals; Leonard Soleil, he worked on the touring production TOTEM, Bernstein’s A Quiet Place at Tanglewood; Leoš on its resident show ZAiA in Macau, China, and he Janáček’s From the House of the Dead at Canadian also served as the lighting director for featured Opera; Benjamin Britten’s Turn of the Screw at Seattle performances at the Venetian Macau. Selected design Opera; Bernstein’s Mass at the Los Angeles credits include Chautauqua Opera Company, Cincinnati Philharmonic and Mostly Mozart Festival; and Ballet, Cincinnati Symphony, Cedar Fair , numerous credits for the San Francisco Symphony, Opera Theatre and Music Festival of Lucca, Lafayette including Britten’s Peter Grimes and the SoundBox Ballet Theatre, and the Saint Louis Symphony. series. Mr. Larsen’s documentary Neurotypical, about autism from the perspective of autistics, aired on the PBS series POV.

Photos: Dathan Brannon, Anastasia Chernyavsky, Stefan Cohen, Minna Hatinen, Ella Joklik, David Kim, Kimberly Leamon, Kristen Loken, Terrence McCarthy, Brandon Patoc, Heidi Solander, Abdiel Thorne

20 Production Crew

Clyde Scott, Director Steven Condiotti, Director / Director of Photography (Flux) Taylor Joshua Rankin, Editor Jason O’Connell, Audio Producer Jon Johannsen, Audio Engineer Luke Kritzeck, Lighting Designer Adam Larsen, Projection Designer Bob Hines, Technical Director/Engineer Brian Shimetz, Engineer/Robotic Camera Operator Paul Peralta & Patrea Cheney, Robotic Camera Operators Ben Casias & Vincent Huergas, Steadicam Operators Jim Koehler & Keith LaCabe, Camera Shaders Christopher Wood, Stage Manager Michael ‘Barney’ Barnard, Stage Technician Denise Woodward, Stage Audio Engineer Nick Abreu, Stage Audio Tim Wilson, Electrician Will Brodhead, Board Operator Kim Rooker, Projection Billy Schmidt, WatchOut Operator

Filmed at Davies Symphony Hall, a venue of the San Francisco War Memorial and Performing Arts Center, City and County of San Francisco, May 25–28, June 11, 2021.

21 san francisco symphony

The San Francisco Symphony is widely considered to San Francisco Symphony introduced a groundbreaking be among the most artistically adventurous and artistic leadership model anchored by eight innovative arts institutions in the United States, Collaborative Partners from a variety of cultural celebrated for its artistic excellence, creative disciplines: , Julia Bullock, Claire performance concepts, active touring, award-winning Chase, , Pekka Kuusisto, Nico Muhly, recordings, and standard-setting education programs. Carol Reiley, and Esperanza Spalding. This group of In the 2020–21 season, the San Francisco Symphony visionary artists, thinkers, and doers will continue to welcomed conductor and composer Esa-Pekka join with Salonen and the San Francisco Symphony to Salonen as its twelfth Music Director, embarking on a chart a new course of experimentation by new vision for the present and future of the orchestral collaborating on new ideas, breaking conventional landscape. This exciting artistic future builds on the rules, and creating unique and powerful experiences. remarkable 25-year tenure of Michael Tilson Thomas February 2021 saw the launch of SFSymphony+, the as the San Francisco Symphony’s Music Director. San Francisco Symphony’s on-demand video Tilson Thomas continues his rich relationship with the streaming service. For more information on the San Symphony as its first Music Director Laureate. In their Francisco Symphony, visit sfsymphony.org. inaugural season together, Esa-Pekka Salonen and the

22 celebrating our donors

The San Francisco Symphony gratefully acknowledges its many philanthropic supporters who make it possible for the Symphony to bring the joy of music to the Bay Area and beyond through innovative programs, virtual events, and music education reaching a wider audience than ever before in person and through the digital platform SFSymphony+.

Keynote Society Franklin Templeton/Fiduciary Trust International The San Francisco Symphony greatly appreciates the philanthropic generosity and Priscilla & Keith Geeslin* leadership of its Keynote Society members, who have made significant contributions Charles M. Geschke & Nancy A. Geschke Foundation to the Symphony in addition to their generous support of the Symphony Fund Ann and Gordon Getty Foundation totaling $250,000 or more. Marcia & John Goldman /John and Marcia Goldman Foundation Andy & Teri Goodman q Matt and Pia Cohler Grants for the Arts q Mrs. Donald G. Fisherq Dr. Jerome Guillen & Mr. Jeremy Gallaher Mr. & Mrs. William S. Fisher * and Peter Haas Fund Priscilla & Keith Geeslin* q The Hearst Foundations Ann and Gordon Getty Foundation The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation Marcia & John Goldman /John and Marcia Goldman Foundation James C. Hormel & Michael P. N. Nguyen Christine & Pierre Lamondq Mr. & Mrs. Greg Johnson Ms. Joyce Ratner Koret Foundation Trine Sorensen &q Michael Jacobson* Mary Jo & Dick Kovacevich Anonymous Metta & Keith Krach* Christine & Pierre Lamond Fanfare Patricia Lee-Hoffmann & Steven Hoffmann The San Francisco Symphony greatly appreciates the philanthropic generosity and Nellie & Max Levchin leadership of its Fanfare members, who have made significant contributions to a Mr. Fred M. Levin, The Shenson Foundation* variety of special events, programs, and initiatives totaling $100,000 or more. Mr. & Mrs. Eric Li Alfred & Rebecca Lin Nancy & Joachim Bechtle Gorretti & Lawrence Lui Phyllis Blair q Michael Moritz & Harriet Heyman Iris S. Chan q& Dr. Michael Chan* Milton J. Mosk & Thomas Foutch John & Sherry Chen Robert G. & Sue Douthit O’Donnell Chevron The Bernard Osher Foundation q Matt and Pia Cohler Mrs. Henry I. Prien Margaret Liu Collinsq & Edward B. Collins * Ms. Joyce Ratner q Crankstart q San Francisco Artsq Commission Louise M. Davies Foundation Charles and Helen Schwab Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Steven Denning Jan Shrem & Maria Manetti Shrem The Dolby Family Trine Sorensen & Michael Jacobson* Emirates Airline Michael Tilson Thomas & Joshua Robison Eucalyptus Foundation Diane B. Wilsey Roger L. Evans & Aey Phanachet Anonymous (4) Mrs. Donald G. Fisher Mr. & Mrs. William S. Fisher * Joyce Frankenberg q q 23 the symphony fund

The San Francisco Symphony’s artistic, education, and community programs are made possible with the generous support of its annual donors who provide essential funding to ensure that music is accessible to the entire community. The Symphony gratefully recognizes the following individuals who have made a recent contribution of $2,500 or more to the Symphony Fund through May 20, 2021. For more information about our membership program, please contact 415.503.5444 or [email protected].

PRESIDENT’S TIER MAESTRO’S CIRCLE $25,000-$34,999 $15,000-$24,999 $150,000 and above $50,000-$99,999 Michael & Delphine Anders Lysbeth Warren Anderson & Matt and Pia Cohler Nancy & Joachim Bechtle Louise Austin Brenton Warren Anderson Mr. & Mrs. Steven Denningq Lyman & Carol Casey q John & Sherry Chen Sarah J. Armstrong The Dolby Family Eliza & Dean Cash Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Conner* Lydia Beebe & Charles Doyle Mrs. Donald G. Fisher Solomon B. Cera Dana M. & Robert L. Emery Mr. David Berger Mr. & Mrs. William S. Fisher * Iris S. Chan & Dr. Michael Chan* Frannie Fleishhacker Mr. Jeff Bharkhda Priscilla & Keith Geeslin* q Tiffany & Jim Chang Cheryl E. Frank & Michaelq Linn Mr. J. Michael Bishop & Ann and Gordon Getty Foundation Michèle & Laurence Corash Ms. Jane Gitschier Mrs. Kathryn Bishop Marcia & John Goldman /John and Mr. & Mrs. John Jay Corley q Michael H. Hardy q Athena & Timothy Blackburn Marcia Goldman Foundationq Jerome L. & Thao N. Dodson Stephanie & Fred qHarman Rachael & Larry Bowman Christine & Pierre Lamond John & Paula Gambs* q Michael A. Harrison & Tom & Polly Bredt Michael Moritz & Harriet Heyman Andy & Teri Goodman Susan Graham Harrison Ann Moller Caen Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Osher Mr. Mark Heising & Ms.q Elizabeth Simons Joseph & Bette Hirsch Virginia Carder Trine Sorensen & Michael Jacobson* Maryellie & Rupert H. Johnson, Jr. James C. Hormel & Michael P. N. Hormel Dr. & Mrs. Lucas S. Chang Anonymous* Maurice Kanbar Thomas Horn & Bob A. Ross Foundation Dr. & Mrs. Robert A. Corrigan Matthew Kelly Familyq Foundation Mr. Basheer Janjua Ms. Gail Covington & Mr. John Murray $125,000-$149,999 William and Gretchen Kimball Fund* Dr. & Mrs. Stephen S. Leavitt David & Vicki Cox Charles M. Geschke & Nancy A. Geschke Nellie & Max Levchin Mrs. Ila Loeb Peter and Quin Curran Foundation Barry & Marie Lipman Jennifer Coslett MacCready Philip S. & Elayne R. Dauber Mr. & Mrs. Greg Johnson Gorretti & Lawrence Lui Mr. Alan R. May Jonathan Davies & Sheila Lee Nion McEvoy & Leslie Berriman Dr. & Mrs. John McConkie In memory of Felicia A. Dillenius $100,000-$124,999 North Baker Trust William & Nancy Newmeyer III Andrei Dunca Margaret Liu Collins & Edward B. Collins * Ann & Jim Paras Claudette & John Nicolai q Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth C. Einstein Roger L. Evans & Aey Phanachet q George & Linneaq Roberts Foundation Marie Kendrick Otto Foundation Mrs. Jack S. Euphrat q Joyce Frankenberg Charles and Helen Schwab Foundation Pease Family Fund Mary C. Falvey* Dr. Jerome Guillen &q Mr. Jeremy Gallaher Michael Tilson Thomas & Joshua Robison Ms. Christine M. Rammler Elizabeth & Robert J. Fisher Mary Jo & Dick Kovacevich Anita & Ronald Wornick* Arthur Rock & Toni Rembe Rock Elizabeth J. Folger & Mr. Robert Eldred Metta & Keith Krach* Barbara & Richard Rosenberg* Mary A. Francis & Jan M. Chabala* Patricia Lee-Hoffmann & $35,000-$49,999 Felipe R. Santiago & Barry T. Joseph James & Lynn Gibbons Steven Hoffmann Dan & Linda Cooperman John V. Sell q William J. Gregory Mr. Fred M. Levin, The Shenson Dr. Ian Friedland Taube Philanthropies Cynthia Hersey Foundation Guzik Foundation Mr. Robert Thompson & Dr. Anita Demas Ms. Carol Holden Mr. & Mrs. Eric Li Dr. Paul Wilson Robert & Joyce Tufts Jo S. Hurley Robert G. & Sue Douthit O’Donnell Anonymous Diane B. Wilsey Mark & Michelleq Jung* Mrs. Henry I. Prien q Mr. Peter Windhorst Lynn & Tom Kiley Ms. Joyce Ratner q Anonymous (3) q 24 Ted & Carole Krumland/Harold & Mimi BATON CIRCLE Mary & Craig Henderson $7,500-$9,999 Steinberg Charitable Trust $10,000-$14,999 Dr. & Mrs. H.P. Hotz Mr. William Banyai Gail LaForge Julie Allecta Ms. Aditi Iyer Richard C. Barker Mr. Kenneth Lamb Mr. Paul B. Althouseq Ms. A. Annette Jensen Kathleen Burke & Ralph Davis Shawn E. Lampron & William M. York Alvarez & Raymond J. Baxter Fred Karren q Bruce Colman & Margaret Sheehan Joan & William Larkin Susan & Sig Anderman Barbara & Ron Kaufman David & Maggie Cooke Mary Lemmon Dorothy & Jon Anderson F. Curt Kirschner, Jr. & Mr. & Mrs. Charles Dvorakq Ms. Lucy Lewis Paul André & Lisa Kobialka Nicholas Augustinos Michael Kalkstein & Susan English Emilie & Andrew Lynch Mr. & Mrs. Gerson Bakar Linda & Robert Klett q Ben & Mary Feinberg Marc & Sandy Macaulay The Barkley Fund/Claire Perry Lois Lynn & William J.q Ryan Mr. Arnold A. Grossman Gladys Monroy Marks & Larry Marks, The Baumann Foundation Paul & Arlee Maier q Laurel & Vinod Gupta in honor of Carol Sebelius Carol & Bill Beck Christine & Stan Mattison Mr. Jeff Himawan Tom & Bev Marlow Frank & Ruth Belvin John and Kathryn Milligan Family Fund Ms. Peggy Kivel Mr. Patrick R. McCabe Cynthia S. & Gary Bengierq Gladyne K. Mitchell Sven Kjaersgaard Debbie McCoy Paula Blank Robert L. & Jan Newman Arlene & Steve Krieger Mr. & Mrs. J. Alec Merriam Mr. & Mrs. Donaldq E. Bradley Dr. Rahul Prasad & q Linda & Frank Kurtz Alexandra Moses John & Linda Bolger Dr. Sharmila Majumdar Susan Lin and Richard Powell Ellen Newman James R. & Mical Atz Brenzel Mr. John Price Mrs. Richard B. Madden q Paul Nordine q Marilyn Burns & Jeffrey Sellonq Gordon Radley, in recognition of Betty Maddux , in memoryq of Mrs. William qH. Orrick, Jr. Maria Cardamone & Paul Matthewsq Carol Sebelius my husband,q Ed Koester Mr. Kevin Osinski and Mr.q Marc Sinykin Margot & John Clements Mr. Kausik Rajgopal & The Marmor Foundation/ Carol Potter Peckham Janet Cluff Ms. Sharyn Efimoff* Michael & Jane Marmor Mr. & Mrs. David Peng Alice Corning Mark & Alison Reinhold Nan McDowell Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pierce Davidson Family Fund Mr. & Mrs. John S. Renard Mrs. Ernst Meissner Bernadino J. Pistillo, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Andre-Paul de Bord Mr. William Ring Robert Meister David & Bobbie Pratt Mr. Marvin Dennis Mrs. Marianne B. Robison Dr. Judy C. Miner Lisa and John Pritzkerq Family Fund Dan & Kathy Dixon Elizabeth B. Ross Frank & Margaretq Morrow Dr. & Mrs. Robert L. Roe Arthur Dreshfield in memory of Ardy Mr. & Mrs. Tony Salewskiq Paula & John Murphy Mr. Michael L. Sack Dreshfield Mrs. Thomas A. Skornia Paul & Lilah Newton Betty & Jack Schafer Holly & Edmondq Eger Ms. Irene Slisky q Andrea Palmer & Mark Orttung Justus Schlichting Dr. Elaine Engman q Danna & Alex Slusky Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Pfaff The Seiger Family Jacqueline & Christian P. Erdman Mr. Owen Smith Ms. Priscilla Pittiglio q Pearl Anne Seipp Luke Evnin & Deann Wright Ms. Sarah Smith Paula & Bill Powar Maria Shim & Nicholas Fox Vicki & David Fleishhacker Laurence L. Spitters William J. Rutter q Jean Shuler Mr. Nicholas Fox Michael & Sue Steinberg Mr. & Mrs. George P. Shultz Joyce L. Stupski Michael Garland & Gigi Coe Seksom Suriyapa & Susan J. Shrader Mr. & Mrs. Reginald D. Steer Maureen & Craig Sullivan Arthur & Drue Gensler Roselyne Chroman Swig Dwight & Blossom Strong William & Janice Terry Dane & Pat Gillette Amy Tan & Lou DeMattei Drs. Karen Talmadge & Johnq Fiddes Terrence Tilley Dr. Allan Gold & Mr. Alan Ferrara Lida Urbanek Ms. Naomi R. Thorpe Fay S. & Ada S. Tom Family Lisa & Douglas Goldman Fund q Bob & Gail Walker Dr. Lucy Tompkins Mr. Paul Upham Michael Good & JoAnn Close Peter L. Washburn and Rod Brown Stephanie Twomey Roche & Mrs. Gwendolyn Walsh Mrs. Bernice E. Greene In memory of Alex Wasik N. D’Arcy Roche Doris & Clark Warden Marritje & Jamie Greene Peter & Deborah Wexler Isabel Valdes Judy C. Webb q Mimi and Peter Haas Fund Wildcat Cove Foundation Daphne & Stuart Wells Wendy & Mason Willrich Mark & Christina Hanson Anonymous (5) Anonymous q Ms. Sheila Wishek Mr. Eric Hanushek & Ward & Diane Zumsteg Ms. Margaret Raymond Anonymous Kathryn Hartley

25 $5,000-$7,499 Mr. Thomas Gregory & Diane Compagno Miller Pieter & Jacqui Smith David & Judith Preves Anderson Ms. Francoise Thompson Evelyn Miller & Fred Snively The Somekh Family Foundation Norby Anderson q Douglas Grigg Edward Mocarski & Christine Martens Mr. James R. Stockton & Michael Bassi & Christy Styer Colleen & Robert D. Haas Mrs. Ellen Wright-Montgomery & Ms. Karen Tucker Mr. Scott Bays q Mr. Eliyahou Harari Mr. Howard Montgomery Ms. Susan Stratton q Mr. & Mrs. David Beach Henry Heines & Katherine Fines James C. Moora Ms. Nancy Strauch Drs. Leslie Z. & Carol A. Benet Ms. Deirdre Henderson Constance B. Mooreq & Roger D. Greer Mr. & Mrs. Calvin B. Tilden Ms. Courtney Benoist & Mr. Jason Fish Jim & Pam Henry Janet D. Morris Ms. Lisa Tough Dr. & Mrs. Alan Bentz Michael & Ruth Hodos James Moule James & Karen Tyler Paul & Kathy Bissinger Al Hoffman & David Shepherd Kathryn & Peter Muhs Paula & Jim Vanderpool Phyllis Blair q Mrs. Gail Hollingsworth Tim & Nancy Muller Drs. Oldrich & Silva Vasicek Harriet & Herbertq Bloom Mr. Allen Huang & Ms. Jessica Mok Daniel A. Murphy Grace & Steven Voorhis Brian Bock & Susan Rosin Mr. & Mrs. Bernardo Huberman Clifford & Betty Nakamoto Ronald & Sandra Wagner The Boyd Family Foundation Ms. Arlene Inch R. D. Norby q Ms. Ann Yvonne Walker & Maria & Brenholz Jessica Jacob & Zachary Townsend Ms. Annie Nunan Mr. David M. Jones The Mervyn L. Brenner Foundation, Inc. Dr. & Mrs. C. David Jensen Mr. Karl F. Nygren Kip Walker Mr. Donald Brody & Ms. Toby Mickelson Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey W. Johnson Roland & Carmela Anderson-Ortgies James & Judith Wall Robert F. Bynum Barbara E. Jones, in memory of Mr. William D. Parent John W. Ward Mr. & Mrs. John E. Cahill, Jr. William E. Jones Dr. Erica Pascal Jeff Wiggins & Joe Olivo William & Jeanne Cahill Dr. Edwin R. Jones & Mrs. Patricia Rohrs Berniece & Pat Patterson Andreas Willausch & L. Dale Crandall Mr. & Mrs. Clark N. Callander Malcolm Jones Dr. Otto H. Pflueger Jr. Diane K. Winokur Dr. Randolph Chase Alan L. & Carol M. Kaganov Jeffrey & Deborah Pierce Ms. Catherine Witzling Ms. Virginia Chen Monique L. Kaufman q Ritchie & Melissa Post Mr. & Mrs. Alex Wolf Mr. William D. Chilson Mrs. Louis O. Kelso Ms. Robin Raborn & Mr. John Lazlo Ms. Susan Wong & Mr. Bart Connally Phyllis & David Cook The Keon Family Rossannah & Alan Reeves q Mr. & Mrs. Frank M. Woods Antonia Cross N. A. Kershaw, in memory of Laura Pamela & John Riddle Dr. John S. Yao & Dr. Pauline Mysliwiec Carlotta & Robert Dathe David & Barbara Kimport Joyce & Gary Rifkind Sandra W. Yip, in memory of Lucky C. Yip Davidow Foundation Mr. Thomas King Anmarie B. Roache Mr. Ming Zhao Al & Natalie Davis Donna Kline In memory of Ilene Rockman Luis & Suzanne Zurinaga Mr. & Mrs. Richardq Dishnica Sally & Jim Klingbeil Anne & Martin Roher Anonymous (8) Vincent & Wendy Drucker Ms. Eva Kryska Shelagh & Tom Rohlen Jack & Janice Eskridge Ms. Emerald Lai Dr. & Mrs. Harold Ross $2,500-$4,999 Mr. & Mrs. William F. Euphrat Robert & Sue Larson Ms. Lisa Tough q Mr. & Mrs. Charles F. Adams Mrs. Wesley J. Fastiff Craig Latker & Richardq DeNatale Alice & William Russell-Shapiro Mr. Vaughn Aldape-Soratos Mr. & Mrs. Steve Fecher Laura G. Leibowitz Dr. & Mrs. David P. Sachs Elizabeth & Logan Allin Teri Follett Lisa P. Lindelef Paul G. Salisbury Mr. & Mrs. Kendall & Claire R. Allphin Sharon & Joelq Friedman Mr. & Mrs. Max Listgarten Phillip & Sara Salsbury Paul A. Anderson Mr. Richard J. Galbraith Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Loar Mr. & Mrs. Guido Saveri Richard & Clarice Anderson Mr. Nigel Gamble Mr. Thomas F. Lukens Schauble Family Foundation Robert C. Anderson Renata Gasperi Cynthia & Merrill Magowan Mr. & Mrs. Barney Schauble Ms. Naomi Andrews & Francesq Geballe Melanie & Peter Maier Diane Schmidt & Jeff Vadasz Ms. Maloos S. Anvarian & Buck Gee & Mary Hackenbracht Laurence V. Mathews & Brian Saliman Katherine Schmidt Mr. Franklin R. Jackson In memory of Daniel Geller Robert McCleskey Pamela & John Sebastian Dr. Charlene Archibeque & Ms. Margot N. Golding & In memory of Mary Janet McKelvey Mrs. Marilyn Self Dr. Robert Melnikoff Mr. Michael Powers Carrick & Andy McLaughlin Evan and Noelle Shahin Mr. William H. Armstrongq Matthew Goldman Mr. John A. McQuown Barry & Esther Sherman Dr. & Mrs. Abraham Aronow Mr. & Mrs. Richard W. Goss II Mr. & Mrs. William Miklos Mr. Jeff Shuttleworth q Jonathan Arons & Claire Max Dr. Eugene Gottfried Anthony & Landra Miles Pamela D. Smith Ms. Rebecca Arons & Mr. Eric Fastiff q 26 Dr. and Mrs. Kent Bach Drs. Donald H. Clark & Martin Gaehwiler, Jr. Andrea Jacoby & Robert Brody Laima Baltusis Mr. Craig E. Claussen Mr. & Mrs. John A. Galen Howard & Elisabeth Jaffe Neil & Gene Barth Ms. Constance M. Clayburn Ms. Janet Gardner JJW Family Foundation Elaine Baskin & Ken Krechmer Hazel Clegg Roberta & James R. Gates Franklin P. Johnson, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Robert Bates Shirley M. Clift & Jeroen Knops Laurie & Jim Ghielmetti Dr. & Mrs. Paul S. Jones Frank S. Bayley Mr. Steven J. Cohen Mr. John C. Gilbert Dan Joraanstad & Bob E. Hermann Bruce and Terry Bell Mr. Martin Cohn Mr. David Giltinan Mr. & Mrs. John D. Jorgenson Ms. Desa Belyea Mrs. Renee Cokerq Mr. Gary W. Glass Edward E. Kallgren, in memory of Dr. & Mrs. Ian Benham Mr. Daniel Coleman James & Lynne Goeller Joyce K. Kallgren Mr. Lance M. Berc & Ms. Rosemary Silva Dr. Michael & Joanne Condie Ms. Diane Goldsmith Rachel E. Kish Chris Bergeron Michelle Connelly Michael A. Gonzalez Mr. Stephen F.q Kispersky Ms. Helen Berggruen The Connolly Family Dr. Erica T. Goode Persis Knobbe Mrs. Patricia Berkowitz Ms. Darlene Cowden Mr. Robert Goodman Catherine & James Koshland Dr. & Mrs. Gerson C. Bernhard H. Gordon Cox & Gail E. McGovern Mr. Ronald Goodman Dr. Larry & Bernis Kretchmar Ms. Jane Bernstein & Mr. Robert A. Ellis Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Cox Mr. David Goodstein Andrea & Kenneth Krueger Jack & Joann Bertges Ms. Constance Crawford Maya Kuntal Goradia Leslee Kurihara and Drew Hamlin Dr. Barbara Lynn Bessey John Cromwell & Donna Chiaro Dr. & Mrs. Kenneth I. Gottlieb Michael E. Lamm Ms. Sandra Bessieres James Cross & Charles Antonen Gower-McKean Family Lapporte-Frankel Family Philanthropic Drs. Paul & Suzie Billings Mrs. Denise Cutler Mary & Nicholas Graves Fund of the Jewish Community Charles & Lenore Bleadon Caroline H. Damsky Sallie Griffith q Foundation Anne Bodel and Edward Hannemann Mr. Gordon Davidson Ms. Carol Gross Mr. Richard Larcom Janet & Kenneth Bollier Dr. Beth Dawson Jackson Haddad Dr. and Mr. Ava Lee Dix & Marilyn Moore Boring Victoria & Anthony de Alcuaz Ms. Karen Hagewood Mr. John Lee David Braker Ms. Barbara Dengler & Luisa & William Hansen Peter P. Lee Julian & Beth Brandes Miss Francoise Costa Helen A. Hanson Mr. Julius Leiman-Carbia Ms. Anna-Marie Brattonq Marshall Dinowitz Ms. Roslyn Harrisonq Mary & Arnold Levine Jennifer Braun & Raymond J. Ryan Bill & Nancy Doolittle James Hart Dr. Jay & Sharon Levy Charitable Gift Fund Mary Lou Dorking Carolyn & Larry Hartsough Mr. Frank Lewis Mrs. Patricia Ann Brennan Michael & Margaret Dotterweich David & Andrea Hayes Siegfried Linkwitz Mr. and Mrs. James Broderick Tom & Nancy Driscoll Mr. & Mrs. Frank Heffernan Constance Little Laura Brodsky Ms. Mary Eichbauer Martha & Michael L. Helms Ms. Xin Liu Joy & Robert Brorsen Ms. Engel Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Heslet Tom Lockard & Alix Marduel Tim & Peggy Brown Jesse & Jo Anne Erickson Ms. Patricia Hess Mr. Michael Loeb Josephine Brownback Robert & Veronica Faussner Mr. Thomas L. Hibdon J W Lowrie Melissa & Richard Bruinsq Ms. Lynn Feintech & Mr. Tony Bernhardt Ms. Peggy Hill Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Lyons Mr. Dennis Buckley Nancy H. & Martin Feldman Ian Hinchliffe & Marjorie Shapiro Rebecca & Goncalo Macieira-Kaufmann Ms. Jean Burns Brent and Sandra Fery Nan Ho & Gary Miner Mr. & Mrs. Bruce R. MacLeod Dr. & Mrs. Ronald Cape Katharine & Doug Finlay Kathleen Hoffacker Mr. Douglas Mandell Ms. Lynne Carr Jessena L. Finn Mr. Charles D. Hoffman Dr. & Mrs. William Marshall Ms. Sandra K. Carroll Ms. Sharon U. Ford Vanessa Homewood & Tony Farne Mr. John A. Martin Mr. John P. Caulfield First Dollar Foundation Albert J. Horn Dr. & Mrs. W.J. McAllister Dominic Chan Laura & John Fisher Mr. & Mrs. Gordon C. Hughes James & June McCarthy Mr. & Mrs. Esmond Chan Robert & Karen Flegel Mr. & Mrs. Cordell Hull Robert and Suzan McCloskey Michael Charlson & Susan Austin Dan Fourrier Leslie & George Hume Peter & Willinda McCrea Michael & Gloria Chiang Herb & Marianne Friedman Mr. Bradford Humphrey Charles & Carol McCullough Gary Y. S. Chock, in memory of Joyce Bleadon Friedman Dr. & Mrs. Michael H. Humphreys Brian P. McCune Joseph P. Kelly III Ms. Donalynne A. Fuller Edward & Patricia Hymson Mr. & Mrs. Robertq McGrath Mr. and Mrs. Fay Chongq Jr. Spencer & Rena Fulweiler Dr. & Mrs. Jerome B. Jacobson Mr. Marlo McGriff q 27 James R. Meehan Mr. Robert Rabin Ms. Marie Tilson Mr. & Mrs. Kurt W. Melchior Jennifer F. Raike Gwen Davis Toso Beryl & Renee Mell Mr. James Ramsayq Dr. and Mrs. Arthurq Traum David J. Mellor Genelle Relfe Mr. & Mrs. Donald Trauner Sharon & Stan Meresman Mr. & Mrs. Michaelq Richter Mr. Sumter L. Travers Jr. Mrs. Lynn Metzger Helen & Allan Ridley Ms. Lorraine Twohill & Mr. Peter Davis Mrs. Ann Marie Mix Barry & Janet Robbins John R. Upton, Jr. & Janet Sassoon-Upton Mr. & Mrs. John W. Monroe Murphy & Wayne Robins Dr. & Mrs. Leo van der Reis q John Monteverdi & Marti Lochridge Martin & Edis Robinson Mr. & Mrs. Jack W. Van Geemq E. Craig and Kathy Moody Fran Rominger Mr. & Mrs. S. V. Vasudevan The William O. Morris and Susan Mr. Galen Rosenbergq Julia B. Vetromile & David B. Goldstein Woodbury Morris Endowment for the Craig Rossi Dr. Conrad Vial & Ms. Catalina Zapata-Vial Performing Arts Ms. Kelly Ryer J. Patrick Waddell & Franklin Smyth Milton J. Mosk & Thomas Foutch Mr. Sami Saab and Ms. Heidi Schlegel Mr. Bradford W. Wade Ms. Linda K. Mounts Mr. James Sabry Bruce & Fran Walker Carol A. Mowbray Paul Sack Mr. William Walker Jane E. Mraz q Mark Salkind & Miranda Heller Mr. & Mrs. Walter Wallach Mr. Scott K. Nelson Mr. John F. Sampson & q Katherine G. Wallin Dr. & Mrs. Dale M. Nesbittq Ms. Sharon L. Litsky Drs. Diane & Williamq Wara Dr. & Mrs. Donald Nichols Louise Adler Sampsonq Mr. & Mrs. William E. Warren Mr. Douglas Nippa Henry & Catharine Sandbach Ms. E. Margaret Warton & Mr. Jeff Nova Jeffrey & Beth Scanlan Mr. Steve Benting Messrs. Rob & Jason Ollander-Krane Ms. Tracy P. Schilling Margaret & Curt Weil Melanie Olson Bruce & Antoinette Schlobohm Mr. & Mrs. David L. Weinberg Robert Orban Michael & Leslie Schroeder Mr. Richard Weisiger & Ms. Jane Martin Mr. & Mrs. Johnq Orr Ron & Esther Schroeder William J Welch Mr. & Mrs. Richard Otter Doré Selix-Gabby Ron & Anne White Mr. Angelo Pagano & Mr. Jeffrey Jones Ken Shannon & Elizabeth Corden Stephen White Eugene & Seta Paige Mr. Andrey Shaw Frederick T. Williamsq & Judith Epstein Ms. Jessica Palmer Judith Singer, in memory of Bruce Singer Wilson-Dalzell Family Dr. Barry Panter Ms. Lisa C. Situ Gayla & Walt Wood Seongbae Park Mark M. Small Karen and John Wynbeek Peter Pastreich & Jamie Whittington George & Camilla Smith Kevin Yeh & Catherine Mengq Ralph & Elizabeth Peer q Dr. Stephen Smith & Ms. Theresa Lahey Dr. Lowell S. Young Mr. & Mrs. Neil Pering Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Snow Margaret & Martin Zankel Mark & Carol Perry Mr. & Mrs. Rory Snyder q Samuel & Joyce Zanze Allen & Joyce Phipps Mrs. Gail P. Soldavini Dr. & Mrs. John A. Zderic Mr. Gary F. Pokorny Carter & Constance Squires Ms. Hong Zhou Owen and Kathleen Poole Mr. David Stadlin q Catherine Y. Zimmerman Ms. Mary Porter Michael Steel & James Coletti George Zimmerman Mr. Robert Portnoy & Barbara and Charles Stevens Dr. & Mrs. Harold Zlot Dr. Gunilla Haegerstrom-Portnoy Mr. Dennis P. Stradford Robert & Irene Zubeck Mrs. David L. Pratt Ms. Marjorie Swig Anonymous (18) Dr. David R. Priest & Bruce Tarter & Gabriela Odell Reverend Eric M. Nefstead Mr. Lee Taubeneck Norma Ann Quan, Ph.D Ms. Betsy Templeton * Multi-year commitment Irving & Varda Rabin Foundation of Susan Terris Pierre Monteux Society member The Jewish Community Foundation Katharine Wallas Thompson †q Deceased

28 season sponsors

The San Francisco Symphony thanks our Season Partners for their generous support of our artistic, education, and community programs. Through their generous contributions, the sponsors listed below are serving as leaders in the community.

SECOND CENTURY PARTNER

Inaugural Partner

SEASON PARTNERS

Official Airline

29 corporate partners

$100,000 AND ABOVE $15,000–$34,999 Alpha & Omega Semiconductor Dolby Laboratories East West Bank Flutter Eyewear First Republic Bank Goldman, Sachs & Co. JPMorgan Chase & Co. Meyer Sound Morrison & Foerster LLP PwC Shorenstein Company U.S. Bank

$10,000–$14,999 Armanino LLP $50,000–$99.999 Capital Group Companies Charitable Foundation Gap Foundation Prologis RingCentral UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospital San Francisco WI Harper Group Zenni

$5,000–$9,999 Brunello Cucinelli Charles Schwab & Co., Inc. Delta Dental of California Dodge & Cox Half Moon Bay Wines The Macallan Violich Capital Management $35,000–$49,999

3 Corners LLC $2,500–$4,999 Got Light Gruen & Gruen + Associates Hensley Event Resources Hathaway Dinwiddie Construction Co. KPMG LLP Hint Water PwC Landis Communications Inc. (LCI) RVK, inc. Scharffenberger Cellars Ting & Associates/Merrill Lynch Wealth Management Topo Chico UChannel TV

30 foundation & government partners

$250,000 AND ABOVE $25,000–$49,999 Crankstart Acacia Foundation Ann & Gordon Getty Foundation California Arts Council The Hearst Foundations The William G. Irwin Charity Foundation San Francisco Arts Commission Alexander M. and June L. Maisin Foundation Barbro Osher Pro Suecia Foundation

$100,000–$249,999 $10,000–$24,999 The Eucalyptus Foundation Becker Charitable Trust John and Marcia Goldman Foundation Frank A. Campini Foundation The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation Lisa and Douglas Goldman Fund Koret Foundation Walter and Elise Haas Fund The Bernard Osher Foundation Evelyn and Walter Haas, Jr. Fund Mimi and Peter Haas Fund $50,000–$99,999 The Joseph and Mercedes McMicking Foundation Louise M. Davies Foundation The Walther Foundation The Frances K. & Charles D. Field Foundation League of American Orchestras $2,500–$9,999 The Aaron Copland Fund for Music National Endowment for the Arts Julia Klumpke Trust John Brockway Huntington Fund Thornton Foundation Harold L. Wyman Foundation Inc. The Zellerbach Family Foundation

31 board of governors

OFFICERS Priscilla B. Geeslin Matt Cohler Trine Sorensen Lydia I. Beebe Mark C. Hanson President Vice-President Vice-President Secretary Chief Executive Officer Gail L. Covington Robert G. O’Donnell Vice-President Treasurer

BOARD OF GOVERNORS Aida M. Alvarez Matt Cohler* James H. Henry* Eric X. Li Michael Pierce Nancy H. Bechtle* Dan Cooperman* Aditi Iyer Marc T. Macaulay* Frederic M. Seegal Lydia I. Beebe* Michèle Beigel Corash* Basheer Janjua Rebecca Macieira-Kaufmann* Mrs. George P. Shultz David J. Berger Gail L. Covington* Gregory E. Johnson Raj Mathai Trine Sorensen* Jeff Bharkhda Mary C. Falvey* Mark A. Jung Dr. Vincent Matthews Robert B. Thompson* Paula Blank Sakurako Fisher* Mrs. William R. Kimball Alan May Zachary Townsend Carol Casey Mary A. Francis F. Curt Kirschner Patrick McCabe Robert R. Tufts Dean Cash A. John Gambs* Metta Krach* Debbie McCoy M. Isabel Valdés* Iris Chan Priscilla B. Geeslin* Christine E. Lamond* Robert G. O’Donnell* Jack William Van Geem Lucas S. Chang Gordon P. Getty Patricia Lee-Hoffmann Andrea Palmer* Dr. Ge Wang Tiffany Chang John D. Goldman* Max Levchin Mrs. James C. Paras* Marc Winniford John S. Chen Dr. Jerome M. Guillen Fred M. Levin* Mark C. Perry Anita L. Wornick

HONORARY MEMBER OF THE SAN FRANCISCO SYMPHONY Herbert Blomstedt

PAST PRESIDENTS T.B. Berry J.B. Levison J.D. Zellerbach David N. Plant John D. Goldman 1910-12 1927-33 1953-56 1972-74 2001-12 W.B. Bourn Richard Tobin Kenneth Monteagle Lawrence V. Metcalf Sakurako Fisher 1912-16 1933-35 1956-61 1974-80 2012-20 William Sproule Joseph S. Thompson J.D. Zellerbach Brayton Wilbur, Jr. 1916-19 1935-36 1961-63 1980-87 John D. McKee Leonora Wood Armsby Philip S. Boone Nancy H. Bechtle 1919-27 1936-53 1963-72 1987-2001

LIFE GOVERNORS Paul H. Baastad Nancy R. Conner James C. Hormel William F. Meehan III George R. Roberts Andrew S. Berwick, Jr. Joyce Mobley Corrigan Judi Kanter Ellen Magnin Newman Richard M. Rosenberg Paul A. Bissinger, Jr. Ramon C. Cortines Richard M. Kovacevich Mrs. John F. Nicolai Mrs. Charles R. Schwab Athena T. Blackburn Mrs. Donald G. Fisher Maryon Davies Lewis Mrs. William H. Orrick, Jr. F. Clark Warden Mrs. W. John Buchanan Elizabeth J. Folger Gorretti Lo Lui Carl F. Pascarella Mrs. Herbert E. Caen Charles M. Geschke† Eff W. Martin Laura K. Pfaff *Executive Committee Margaret Liu Collins Robert D. Glynn, Jr. Christine Mattison Genelle Relfe † Deceased

32 Administration

Esa-Pekka Salonen, Music Director FINANCE ORCHESTRA PERSONNEL & EDUCATION PLANNING Liz Pesch, Chief Financial Officer Rebecca Blum, Senior Director Priscilla B. Geeslin, President Finance & Accounting Education Programs/Youth Orchestra EXECUTIVE Gwendolyn Hasse, Director, Financial Planning & Analysis Ronald Gallman, Director Mark C. Hanson, Chief Executive Officer Christina Magee, Executive Assistant Anastasia Herold, Education Program Manager Kate Bassett, Special Assistant to the Judi Sanderlin, Controller Erin Kelly, Education Programs Associate CEO & Executive Office Salah Sibai, Financial Analyst Joseph Matthews, Education Coordinator Elizabeth Shribman, Chief of Staff Jason Pyszkowski, Associate Director, Information Technology Youth Orchestra Program ARTISTIC Aaron Bennett, Chief Information Officer Matthew Spivey, Chief Programming Officer David Berta, Applications Support Engineer Orchestra Personnel Shivani Chamakura, Manager, Data Engineering Andrew Tremblay, Orchestra Personnel Manager Artistic Planning & Analytics Daniel Zimardi, Assistant Orchestra Personnel Phillippa Cole, Director Aaron Levin, Technical Project Manager & Developer Manager Gregory Hix, Coordinator, Artist Services Jeffrey Jordan, Program Manager, Pops & Presentations Human Resources COMMUNICATIONS Shoko Kashiyama, Executive Assistant Catherine Carter, Business Partner Robin Freeman, Senior Director to the Music Director Alexandria Daley, Benefits & Compensation Analyst Joseph Woodward, Coordinator Archives & Record Management Lisa Zadek, Senior Manager OPERATIONS Adrienne Storey, Associate Director Andrew Dubowski, Senior Director Kristin Lipska, Digital & Media Archivist Digital Innovation Michele Arnold, Production Manager Oliver Theil, Head of Digital Innovation Tim Carless, Production Manager Editorial Margaret Benedict, SFS Media Label Manager Casey Daliyo, Production & Tours Coordinator Steven Ziegler, Director Elizabeth Dreeson, Project Manager William Lewis, Parking Attendant Gayle Ginsburg, Project Manager Kim Huynh, Senior Video Producer Melodie Myers, Media Asset Manager Lauren MacNeil, Copywriter Krysten Richardson, Post-Production Supervisor Robert Johnston, Jr., Facilities Manager Zach Schimpf, Associate Producer Joyce Cron Wessling, Director Public Relations Jeanette Yu, Director of Curation Russell Young, Head Parking Attendant Tatyana Filatova, Communications Manager

33 COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT & Development Operations & Services Marketing & Sales VOLUNTEER SERVICES Chandra Asken, Director Hillary Fowler, Marketing Coordinator Marni Cook, Senior Director Mike Ehrenkranz, Data Integrity Coordinator Jason Koo, Senior Revenue Manager Laura Bergmann, Associate Director, Advocacy & Kunwoo Hong, Reporting & Data Analytics Specialist Charles Pickford, Marketing Specialist Community Engagement Maura Timmerman, Associate Director, Development Laura Knerler, Associate Director, Volunteer Services Operations & Services Patron Services Jack Wong, Gift Administration Specialist Terry Breedlove, Director DEVELOPMENT Diane Burkert, Patron Services Representative Dan Coleman, Senior Director Stewardship & Events Meredith Clark, Patron Services Representative Jason Tong, Administrative Assistant to the Irma Ramirez, Director Christina Coughlin, Assistant Box Office Manager Senior Director Megan Anderson, Donor Recognition Coordinator Lorri Ferguson, Patron Services Representative Leigh Brawer, Deputy Director, Development and Sherga Kong, Associate Director, Stewardship Danielle Gold, Patron Services Representative Campaign Audra Loveland, Associate Director, Events Ruth Goldfine-Ney, Patron Services Representative Martina Siniscalco, Events Manager Eddie Gonzalez, Patron Services Representative Individual Giving May Stearman, Events Specialist Austin Graziano, Patron Services Representative Rachel Kirley, Director Keith Ingram, Patron Services Representative Julie Ambrose, Senior Major Gift Officer MARKETING & SALES Hilda Kissane, Box Office Manager Liz Gerber, Annual Fund Program Officer Alexandra Llamas, Senior Director Sam Koritz, Community & Internal Ticket Coordinator Alexis Gordon, Major Gifts Officer Joy Smith, Executive Assistant to Marketing & Sam Kohl, Patron Services Representative Pamela Pretlow, Senior Major Gift Officer Communications Donald Patterson, Patron Services Representative Leslie Razana, Associate Laurie Peck, Patron Services Representative May Van Norman, Associate Director, New Philanthropy Creative Services Carol Sebelius, Benefactor Ticket Coordinator Larry Williams, Creative Director Ian Stewart, Patron Services Representative Institutional Giving Lisa Bogle, Senior Project Manager Philip Toscano, Group Sales Specialist Bryan Pangilinan, Director Chelsea Dowling, Digital Web Producer Nick Utterback, Patron Services Representative Ashley Burdge, Coordinator Jack Morrow, Senior Graphic Designer Tunisha Williams, Patron Services Representative Rosie Fraser, Associate Director, Corporate Giving & Sponsorships Front of House Michele Fromson, Associate Director, Jeff Coyne, House Manager Foundation & Government Relations Toby Kahn, Assistant Store Manager Jennifer Mar, Senior Assistant Store Manager Campaign Megan Guzman, Director, Planned Giving Chris Shields, Manager, Prospect Research & Management

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