Friday, May 10 – Sunday, May 12, 2019 Debartolo Performing Arts Center & O'neill Hall – University of Notre Dame

FRIDAY, MAY 10 – SUNDAY, MAY 12, 2019 DEBARTOLO PERFORMING ARTS CENTER & O’NEILL HALL – UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME FRIDAY, MAY 10 – SUNDAY, MAY 12, 2019 DEBARTOLO PERFORMING ARTS CENTER & O’NEILL HALL – UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME WELCOME TO THE FISCHOFF Letter from Mayor Pete Buttigieg ....................3 History of Fischoff Winners .....................20–21 Letter from the Fischoff President ...................4 Screening Committees ............................23 Letter from Father Jenkins ..........................6 Junior Division Jurors ...........................24–25 Campus Map and Parking Information. 7 Senior Division Jurors ..........................26–27 Medal and Prize Sponsors .......................28–29 THE FISCHOFF NATIONAL CHAMBER MUSIC ASSOCIATION Emilia Romagna Festival ...........................30 History of The Fischoff .............................9 Competition Schedule of Events .................32–33 The Fischoff National Advisory Council ..............10 Junior Division Strings/Piano Repertoire ..........35–39 The Fischoff Team ..................................11 Junior Division Winds/Brass Repertoire ...........41–43 Chamber Music Mentoring Project ...................12 Senior Division Strings/Piano Repertoire ........ 45–49 Senior Division Winds/Brass Repertoire .......... 51–57 THE 46TH ANNUAL FISCHOFF COMPETITION History of The Competition ........................ 14 SUPPORTING THE FISCHOFF 2019 The Fischoff Fast Facts .........................15 Annual Gala ......................................59 Letter from the Artistic Director .................... 16 Annual Donors ...................................60 Peer Ambassadors for Chamber Music (PACMan) ......17 Corporate and Foundation Donors .................. 61 Soirées ...........................................17 Competition Volunteers ...........................62 Double Gold Tours ............................. 18–19 Letter from the Executive Director ..................64 Share and follow The Fischoff Competition on social media using #fischoff2019. Fischoff National Chamber Music Association 303 Brownson Hall, Notre Dame, IN 46556 :: 574-631-0984 :: [email protected] TheFischoff TheFischoff Fischoff FischoffNCMC Fischoff.org WELCOME TO THE FISCHOFF Welcome competitors, jurors, guests, friends... A NOTE OF THANKS The Fischoff National Chamber Music Association Board of Directors and staff gratefully acknowledge the contributions of: The University of Notre Dame for Mark Kelley — Master of WNIT Public Television — Old National Bank for providing office space, general Ceremonies for the Finals and live broadcast of the Grand providing space for The assistance, and hosting The Awards Ceremony for 30 years. Prize Concert Fischoff Board meetings. 2019 Fischoff Competition at The Inn at Saint Mary’s — Visit South Bend Mishawaka for John Crawford at Lithotone the DeBartolo Performing Arts host hotel competition marketing support. for program book printing Center and O’Neill Hall of Music. THEFISCHOFF THEFISCHOFF FISCHOFF FISCHOFFNCMC FISCHOFF.ORG :: 3 FROM THE FISCHOFF PRESIDENT Here we are in our beloved town of South Bend at a moment on the Board for their energy and ambition in seeing that in the year when the attention of the world’s music-making this organization thrives. My thanks to all our staff, regular focuses on us. For the Fischoff Competition means exactly and competition volunteers. And thanks, of course, to Tom that. I often think the Fischoff Competition does two things Rosenberg, our brilliant and devoted Artistic Director. better than any other competition: on a global scale — we While I may be stepping away from this more formal present the foremost chamber music competition in the role, I can assure you I will remain a steadfast supporter and United States, and on a local scale — we bring the winners admirer of the Fischoff Competition, and I hope you will join back to our home here in Michiana to teach and inspire our me in the audience again next year. children, and the teachers who coach them, in the art of chamber music. That adds up, in the current terminology, Sincerely, to our being thoroughly “glocal”, global and local in equal measure. For our young competitors, this moment marks the culmination of years and years of practice, private lessons, and tenacious commitment, not only for the students, but for their parents, coaches, and families. To all of them, I say how Peter Holland, President much we admire and benefit from your unwavering efforts. The Fischoff has undergone a major transition this past year, as our former Executive Director, Ann Divine, decided to retire after serving so admirably for 24 years. Thank you for giving a warm welcome to our new Executive Director, Carmen Creel. I step down this summer as President and, as this is my last message to you in that role, I want to thank my colleagues 2018–2019 BOARD OF DIRECTORS Peter Holland, Steve Cramer, Teresa Roberts, Jeff Miller, John Sejdinaj, Thomas Brian Casey Lisa Casey Rob DeCleene President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Immediate Past Rosenberg, President Artistic Director Dean Goodwin Catherine Hill John Jessen Randy Kelly Randy Rompola Kitty Rose Dennis Slade Mike Szymanski 4 :: THE 46TH ANNUAL FISCHOFF COMPETITION #fischoff2019 6 :: THE 46TH ANNUAL FISCHOFF COMPETITION #fischoff2019 DUNCAN STUDENT C CENTER MENDOZA COLLEGE OF O’NEILL HALL BUSINESS B G D C1 E B1 B1 C1 A C1 F1 F EDDY STREET COMMONS & PARKING GARAGE FACILITIES PARKING A DeBartolo Performing Arts Center B1 & C1 Parking for DeBartolo Performing Free parking is available in the Joyce, Performances, Registration, Arts Center & O’Neill Hall of Music Compton, Walsh lots along Holy Cross and Ticket Office F1 Eddy Street Commons Parking Drive. Additional free parking will be B Mendoza College of Business garage ($)* available in the gated “B” lots (Stadium, Saturday Evening Announcements Stayer) after 5 p.m. on weekdays and and Juror Meetings On weekdays, a shuttle runs from the all weekend. C Duncan Student Center (C) lot bus stops along Holy Cross Drive Various Eateries from 7 a.m.–7 p.m. You must request a A Visitor Pay Lot is also available on D Notre Dame Bookstore stop at the DPAC. Holy Cross Drive next to the Walsh Café Architecture Hall E Legends Restaurant Accessible (handicap-designated) parking F Eddy Street Commons is available in the lot adjacent to the Restaurants, Shops, Parking Garage DPAC on the corner of Eddy Street and *Parking garage validation: G O’Neill Hall of Music Holy Cross Drive. A valid state issued Bring your Eddy Street Commons Jr. Quarterfinals, Jr. Winds/Brass Semis ADA placard or license plate must be Garage parking ticket to the displayed on the vehicle parking in the DPAC for validation to park for Accessible space. free during Competition events. THEFISCHOFF THEFISCHOFF FISCHOFF FISCHOFFNCMC FISCHOFF.ORG :: 7 fischoff staff 9 THE FISCHOFF NATIONAL CHAMBER MUSIC ASSOCIATION THE FISCHOFF’S MISSION Inspiring lives through breathtaking performances HISTORY OF JOSEPH E. FISCHOFF THE FISCHOFF 1907–1992 In 1973, Joseph E. Fischoff and fellow members of the South Joe Fischoff loved music, especially chamber music. Born in Bend Chamber Music Society sought an innovative way of Hungary in 1907, his family settled in South Bend where he encouraging young people to pursue chamber music study and graduated from South Bend High School in 1925. As a young performance. The idea of a competition arose, and that first man, he simultaneously attended Philadelphia’s Wharton year, six ensembles participated. School of Business and the Curtis Institute of Music. In 1929, Little did the society members know how their idea he graduated from Wharton with a degree in Economics would grow. Today, still at home in South Bend, Indiana, while studying viola with Louis Bailly and chamber music The Fischoff Competition is the largest chamber music at Curtis. When the first orchestra was started at Curtis, competition in the world. Each year, an average of 135 conductor Leopold Stokowski invited Joe to audition, and he ensembles, representing 28 nationalities, enter in either played in the viola section. the strings/piano or winds/brass categories of three to six While he did not professionally pursue music, he played performers. Since its founding, more than 6,800 musicians chamber music in his home every week for as long as he have participated, many of whom have gone on to could continue to play. In the furniture business by trade, distinguished careers in music performance and education. Joe was a musician at heart and loved to encourage young Committed to music education, The Fischoff uniquely people to continue the art of chamber music through The partners with competition alumni to bring free, innovative Fischoff Competition. music programs directly to children in their own schools and As the competition grew, so did the temptation to community centers. Known as The Fischoff Arts-in-Education become like all other competitions. He quietly insisted Residency, these programs have served more than 70,000 that this competition be different. It was to be founded in community children since 1995 and reach more than 4,000 education and mentoring. His goal became ours — to provide underserved and at-risk young people every year. Additionally, a positive and constructive experience for all musicians. The Fischoff offers several programs to support and encourage Because of him, The Fischoff not only seeks out excellence, area high school-aged musicians. but also seeks the education of

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