One Hundred Seventy-Ninth Program of the 2008-09 Season ______

Indiana University !eater presents as its 400th production La Traviata Opera in Four Acts

Music by Giuseppe Verdi

Libretto by Francesco Maria Piave based upon the novel La Dame aux camélias by Alexandre Dumas production conceived by Tito Capobianco David E"ron, Conductor Tito Capobianco, Stage Director C. David Higgins, Designer William Jon Gray, Chorus Master Christian Capocaccia, Italian Diction Coach Michael Schwandt, Lighting Designer A. Scott Parry, Assistant Director Brett Finley, Stage Manager

______Musical Arts Center Friday, September Twenty-Sixth Saturday, September Twenty-Seventh Friday, October !ird Saturday, October Fourth Eight O’Clock music.indiana.edu IU Opera !eater Honors Virginia Zeani

With IU Opera !eater’s 2008-2009 opening opera, Verdi’s La traviata, we have much to celebrate. !ese performances mark the 400th opera production of IU Opera !eater, the celebration of our 60th anniversary season, and, very specially, the 60th anniversary of the operatic debut of one of the most celebrated Violettas in the last century, R o m a n i a n – It a l i a n soprano Virginia Zeani, Distinguished Professor Emeritus. Zeani made her operatic debut as Violetta in Bologna, Italy, on May 16, 1948, at the age of 22. From that triumphant night, she went on to sing no less than 648 performances as Violetta and a total of 70 other opera roles which formed her repertory, in most of the major opera houses in the world. Zeani is remembered not only for the beauty of her voice, but also for her interpretive power, by which one word was Zeani as Violetta in La traviata able to convey volumes of emotion. We were fortunate to have had Zeani on our voice faculty for over 24 years. She now lives in Palm Beach, FL, where she continues to teach privately. Tonight we honor the great Virginia Zeani, her talent, and artistry, and we dedicate these performances of La traviata to her. CAST Violetta Valery ...... Joanna Ruszała, Jung Nan Yoon Baron Douphol, her benefactor ...... Nathan Brown, Adam Ewing Flora Bervoix, friend of Violetta ...... Suna Avci, Kendall Zini-Jones Marquese d’Obigny, Flora’s benefactor ...... Ye Chen, Jesse Malgieri Alfredo Germont ...... Joshua Whitener, Jason Wickson Giorgio Germont, his father ...... Scott Harrison Hogsed, Jin Uk Lee Gastone de Letorieres, a friend of Violetta and Alfredo ...... Nikhil Nakval, Asitha Tennekoon Dottore Grenville, a friend of Violetta ...... Quinto Ott, Miroslaw Witkowski Annina, Violetta’s maid ...... Jessica Feigenbaum, Carrie Hendrickson Giuseppe, a servant to Violetta ...... William Lim A Messenger ...... Cody Medina Piquillo, the bullfighter ...... Darren Miller Ladies and Gentleman, Friends and Guests of Violetta and Flora, Lackeys and Servants ...... Aubrey Allicock, David Benson, Melissa Block, Jennifer Brew, Amanda Brown, Chris Cheung, Mark Chilla, Molly Fetherston, Brandon Gauby, Donald Gilbert, Gracia Gillund, Olivia Hairston, Morgan Harrington, Kimberly Izzo, Eileen Jennings, Jonathan Lerner, Daniel Lentz, William Lim, Sara Magun, Cody Medina, Justin Merrick, Darren Miller, Elizabeth Pearse, Charis Peden, Julia Pefanis, Shelley Ploss, Michael Potuck, Lydia Pusateri, Jerome Michael Sibulo, Julia Snowden, Emily Stokes, Lucas !ompson, Jonathan Vallejo, Ann Walters Supers ...... Benjamin Akselrad, Pat Crowle, Norm Holy, Loren Gurman, Abby Sandler

Supertitle Provider: Words for Music Supertitle Translator: Victor DeRenzi Synopsis !e action of La Traviata takes place in and near Paris, sometime in the not -too-distant past. !e courtesan was a phenomenon with which Parisians of the nineteenth century were very familiar. !e old aristocracy had been obliterated by the revolution; the new one was built on wealth rather than birth. !at these rich protectors of the courtesans may have condescended or even looked down upon their favorites did not prevent them from spending fortunes to maintain them in the manner customarily demanded. Courtesans were objects of curiosity to the noble ladies whose carriages were splashed by their carriages in the streets of Paris, and they were always unaccompanied in the daytime since no man would make himself conspicuous by being seen in their company. First in their self-esteem, and last in the esteem of those who supported them, these creatures of the night lived gay lives, quickly and inevitably destroyed by the white heat which they fanned. Such a woman was Violetta Valery.

Act I Violetta’s House in Paris Tired of her dissolute lifestyle and bored with the wealthy Baron Douphol, Violetta receives her guests at a ball celebrating her apparent recovery from a prolonged and severe illness. She is impressed by the ardent and humble professions of love by Alfredo Germont, a young man from a family in Provence, who has long admired her from a distance. After Alfredo’s departure, Violetta cannot seem to free herself from the recollections of his earnest entreaties and realizes she is perhaps falling in love with him.

Act II A Country Villa in Bougival, near Paris After three ecstatic months together, Violetta and Alfredo have taken a house in the quiet suburb of Bougival in an attempt to leave the gay dissipation of Paris life behind them. Despite Alfredo’s not immodest income and her every effort at frugality, Violetta has been forced to sell her horses and carriage secretly and to pawn her jewels to meet their mounting debts. When Alfredo learns of this, he revolts at the idea of being dependent on her bounty and rushes off to Paris to recover them. During his absence, Giorgio Germont (his father) arrives seeking his son. !e elder Germont’s interview with Violetta begins with scorn and contempt, but when she shows him proof that all her belongings have been sold without Alfredo’s knowledge in order to continue their existence, Germont’s mood softens. Nevertheless, he has come to demand that Violetta give up Alfredo to protect Alfredo’s younger sister from a family scandal which would prevent her approaching marriage. Violetta at first refuses, revealing to Germont that she is gravely ill, separation from Alfredo would kill her. But when he points out that after the first flame of their passion has died away, there will be no friends and no life of honor on which to base their future companionship, and that as Violetta’s beauty fades, Alfredo will resent his sacrifice of position and career for her, she consents to abandon Alfredo, asking the elder Germont to tell his son, when she dies, of her sacrifice for his sister’s well-being. She writes to her friend Flora Bervoix accepting an invitation to a party that evening and determines to resume her liaison with Douphol as the only means of convincing Alfredo of her apparent faithlessness. Alfredo receives the cruel news upon his return and, deaf to his father’s comforts and entreaties, determines to revenge himself upon her.

Act III Flora’s Party at La Grande Chaumirer At Flora’s party, Alfredo humiliates the Baron at the gaming table, then overwhelms Violetta with reproaches, and, at last, publicly denounces her by throwing his winnings at her feet in payment of his debt to her. Arriving upon the scene, the elder Germont upbraids his son for his cruelty.

Act IV Violetta’s House It is Carnival time in Paris, and Violetta is now very ill. She has received a letter from Giorgio Germont, telling her that Alfredo knows the truth and is coming to see her and ask her forgiveness. Alfredo rushes in, and together they plan to leave Paris and spend the rest of their lives together. Violetta tries to get dressed but collapses. She realizes that if Alfredo’s return can’t save her, nothing can. Suddenly, she feels renewed and full of energy, but as she rises from her bed, she collapses.

Dear Friends, Just a few words from !e Lady of the Camelias by Alexandre Dumas, fils. …“it is because I shall not live as long as others, and I have promised myself to live more quickly.” …“however short a time I have to live, I shall live longer than you will love me!” — Marguerite Gautier (Violetta)

…“People would think it childish enough if they saw me lament like this over a dead woman such as she; no one will ever know what I made that woman suffer, how cruel I have been to her! How good, how resigned she was! I thought it was I who had to forgive her, and today I feel unworthy of the forgiveness which she grants me. Oh, I would give ten years of my life to weep at her feet for an hour!” — Armand Duval (Alfredo)

…“If I had known that I should only be taking a year of your future, I could not have resisted the longing to spend that year with you.” — Maarguerite Gautier (Violetta)

—Tito Capobianco, Stage Director Notes on the Opera by Pamela E. Pagels

Verdi and Violetta: A Subject of the Times When Giuseppe Verdi described his idea for a new opera as “a subject for our times,” he was announcing a departure from the typical storytelling audiences had come to expect from the most popular opera composer in Europe. Before La Traviata, most of Verdi’s featured conventional characters; simplified emotions of love, jealousy, and hate; and situations underpinned with political and patriotic themes. All were set in the historical past and a few in exotic countries. !is made for an entertaining evening but one in which the operagoer’s emotional and intellectual investment in the story and characters might not last beyond the final curtain. !e remoteness of setting, both in time and place, distanced the characters and their struggles from the daily concerns of nineteenth-century Europeans. La Traviata was different. It was based on Alexandre Dumas, fils’ play La Dame aux camélias and featured a courtesan as its protagonist. Verdi set the work in the 1850s and focused on social issues of the day: prostitution, the place of women in society, and the malady of tuberculosis. Here was commentary on modern city life, disintegrating mores, and false judgment addressed directly, not clothed in period costume with historically removed characters. Indeed, opera patrons—particularly

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When the unmarried couple relocated to Verdi’s country home in Sant’ Agata near Busseto, Italy, the affair was scandalous to the local village gentry who counted among them Antonio Barezzi, the father of Verdi’s long-deceased wife. !e scandal must have seemed eerily evoked when Verdi attended La Dame aux camélias in 1852. Dumas, son of the celebrated author of !e !ree Musketeers, had published the novel of the same title in 1848, recounting in thin disguise his own affair with one of the most celebrated courtesans in Paris, Alphonsine Marie Duplessis. !e novel was adapted for the stage and owed its success to the shocking nature of its lead character, Marguerite, a woman of pleasure. But Dumas sympathetically portrayed the courtesan as a tragic heroine who sacrifices her own happiness and, ultimately, her life for the redemption of her sins. Verdi found the play irresistible and by November, had decided, along with his librettist Francesco Maria Piave, to use it as the basis for his new opera. !e modernity of Verdi and Piave’s collaboration lies in the depiction of the principal character—named Violetta in the opera—and of her judgment by society, personified by her lover’s father, Germont. She is a demi-mondaine, a woman whose abilities as conversationalist and party hostess are as desired by wealthy men as much as her sexual offerings. In Paris during the Second Empire, the demi-mondaine was a distinct class of woman, not as morally low as a prostitute but not as elevated as a wife. Her beauty, education, and poise (Germont, in Act II, is surprised by Violetta’s good manners in response to his insulting epithets) afforded her a special place in the moral hierarchy. Violetta, who is suffering from tuberculosis, accepts society’s judgment of her moral decay. But Verdi does not allow her immediately to succumb to the disease as a reckoning for her sins. Instead, he shows a nuanced, transfigured character as Violetta is offered the prospect of true love by Alfredo. She abandons the life of “barren folly” and seems briefly to keep the consumption in abeyance in her new, virtuous role as devoted companion. Eventually, she must give up Alfredo for the sake of his sister’s honor. Not only does she forfeit happiness for her and Alfredo, but also she hastens her own demise. !is ennoblement of the fallen woman and the audience’s acceptance of her redemption marked a new sophistication in Verdi’s operas and a new timeliness and immediacy in his drama. Artistic Staff Biographies Originally from Cincinnati, OH, distinguished symphony and opera conductor David Effron grew up in a musical family. His father was concertmaster of the Cincinnati Symphony for 28 years, and his mother was the pianist for that orchestra. After earning Bachelor of Music and Master of Music degrees in piano at the University of Michigan and , respectively, Effron received a Fulbright grant for study in Germany and began his professional career as an assistant to General Music Director Wolfgang Sawallisch at the Cologne Opera. Returning to the United States in 1964, he joined the conducting staff of the , a position he held for 18 years. In his early career as a pianist, he accompanied such artists as George London, Placido Domingo, and in recital and collaborated with soprano Benita Valente as her accompanist for a decade. As a prominent educator, Effron taught at the Curtis Institute of Music from 1970 to 1977. As the head of the orchestral program at the Eastman School of Music from 1977 to 1998, he trained hundreds of instrumentalists who are now in professional orchestras worldwide. His conducting students presently hold positions ranging from the assistant conductor of the Philadelphia Orchestra to music director positions in the United States, Canada, Europe, Japan, and South America. Since 1998, he has served as professor of conducting at the Indiana University , where he was appointed chairman of the Conducting Department in the fall of 2005. A highly sought-after guest conductor with a repertoire of all the standard symphonic works, as well as 105 operas, Effron’s 40-year career has included appearances with major symphony orchestras and opera companies in the United States, Canada, Europe, Mexico, and the Far East. !e summer of 2007 marked his eleventh and final season as artistic director and principal conductor of the Brevard Music Center in North Carolina, during which time the board of the Brevard Music Center established a Principal Artistic Director/Principal Conductor Chair in his honor. Effron was also honored with the title of Conductor Laureate. 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Tito Capobianco, stage director, is acclaimed for his ingenious and versatile treatment of repertory classics, from Baroque to Romantic, verismo, and contemporary operatic repertoire. Capobianco has staged over 250 productions in Europe, Australia, and the American continent for major opera houses such as Berlin, Hamburg, Amsterdam, Paris, and Barcelona, along with the festivals of Spoleto, Caramoor, Las Palmas, , and Mexico City. His staging of American and world premières, plus numerous new productions which have been hailed as landmarks in opera history, have had a strong influence in the development of opera in the United States, beginning with the inauguration of the Lincoln and Kennedy Centers. His productions continue to form part of the repertoire of these centers after more than 25 years. During the 1960s, his collaboration with soprano became legendary and led to the first opera production televised from Lincoln Center with Le coq d’or. !roughout his career, Capobianco has demonstrated his commitment to the educational needs of young artists. In 1968, he founded and became general director of the Opera Center at the Juilliard School of Music in New York. He created the Opera Department at the College of Performing Arts in Philadelphia in 1972, the Center in 1977, and the Pittsburgh Opera Center in 1986. !e latter evolved into the Pittsburgh Opera Center at Duquesne in 1990. In the late 1970s, he established the world’s first Verdi Festival, in San Diego, CA. In recognition of his creative work in Italian and French opera and culture, he has been awarded the equivalent of the title of “Sir” by the Italian and French governments, as well as numerous honorary degrees for his extensive community involvement. C. David Higgins has been designing scenery since 1972, when he began working at the Indiana University Jacobs School of Music as a master scenic artist. Now a faculty member, he has been designing opera and ballet scenery and costumes across the globe for theaters in the United States, England, Italy, Iceland, and Korea. With over 150 productions to his credit, he has been described as one of America’s finest scenic painters by magazine and is best known for his detailed, Italianate painting style. Chorus Master William Jon Gray teaches graduate-level conducting, choral literature, and score study. He served for three seasons as associate conductor of the Carmel Bach Festival in California, where he prepared and performed major choral/orchestral works in collaboration with Bruno Weil. He served as interim conductor of the Indianapolis Symphonic Choir, preparing the choir for performances with Raymond Leppard and the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra. As artistic director of the Bach Chorale Singers, Gray has received high praise for his performances of major choral/ orchestral works. !e Bach Chorale Singers’ 1998 commercially released CD recording In Praise of the Organ: Latin Choral and Organ Music of Zoltán Kodály, under Gray’s direction received national attention and critical acclaim in the American Record Guide and the American Organist. Gray served as artistic director of the Masterworks Chorus and Orchestra of Washington, DC, from 1986 to 1993. He has been assistant conductor of the Handel and Haydn Society of Boston, and has appeared as guest conductor with the National Chamber Orchestra, the Lafayette Symphony Orchestra, and the Handel and Haydn Society. Gray studied at Indiana University, the Juilliard School, the New England Conservatory, and Boston University, and has studied conducting with Robert Porco, !omas Dunn, and Richard Pittman. Gray worked and performed frequently with Robert Shaw, and has appeared as a member of the Robert Shaw Festival Singers in recordings and concerts in France, and in concerts at Carnegie Hall. A. Scott Parry, assistant stage director, has garnered critical praise for his work in both opera and musical theatre throughout the country. He is currently a stage director on staff at New York City Opera but has continuing associations with the Santa Fe Opera, Dallas Opera, Chicago Opera !eater, and Pensacola Opera, to name a few. He has served on the Jacobs School of Music faculty at Indiana University in Bloomington and headed the Musical !eatre faculty at Mesa Community College in Phoenix, AZ. Parry most recently directed a new production of La traviata for Chautauqua Opera. Upcoming productions include Il barbiere di Siviglia for Opera Pacific, La cenerentola for Florida Grand Opera, Sweeney Todd for Amherst College, and L’elisir d’amore for New York City Opera’s 2009 Japan Tour. As a librettist, Parry has completed an English adaptation of Beaumarchais’ La mère coupable, which is currently being set to music. Cast Biographies Violetta Valery Joanna Ruszała graduated from the Academy of Music in Katowice, Poland, where she studied with H. Januszewska and received a Master of Music, later becoming a member of the voice faculty. Ruszała’s awards include the VIII International Ada Sari Competition of Vocal Art in Nowy Sącz (Poland), where she won the second prize and a special prize for Outstanding Soprano. She was also a laureate of Polish Vocal Competitions in Duszniki Zdrój and in Katowice, where she received a special prize from the artistic director of Silesian Philharmonics. Ruszała has given recitals and opera performances in Italy, the Czech Republic, Lithuania, and Bulgaria, where she made her operatic debut as Gilda in Verdi’s , which was held in Varna State Opera. Among her roles are W. A. Mozart’s Der Schauspiel Direktor and concert versions of Verdi’s La traviata, Donizetti’s L’elisir d’Amore and Don Pasquale, Delibes’ Lakme, Gounod’s Faust, and Moniuszko’s Flis. In the fall of 2006, she sang the role of Donna Anna in IU’s Don Giovanni and in 2007, the role of Mimi in La bohème. In addition, Ruszała has performed oratorios and masses with the National Orchestra of Polish Radio and with many other Polish Philharmonics. She completed her Performer Diploma studying with Teresa Kubiak and is currently continuing her studies with Carol Vaness. Soprano Jung Nan Yoon was born in South Korea and received her Bachelor of Arts at Korea National University. Her operatic debut was at the Seoul Art Center Opera !eater as Donna Anna in Don Giovanni. She has also performed the roles of La Contessa in Le nozze di Figaro at Seoul Art Center and Pamina in Die Zauberflöte at Opera Gala. Yoon has been a soloist in Handel’s Messiah and has won numerous awards, including the Bain Scholarship Competition in 2007, the National Society of Arts and Letters “Donald Felton Memorial Award” in 2007, the Granprix in the Um Jung Haeng Voice Competition, first prize in the Nan pa Music Competition, and first prize in the Ho nam Art Competition. At IU, Yoon has performed the title role of Madama Butterfly and Mimi in La bohème. She is in the second year of her Performer Diploma and studies with Costanza Cuccaro.

Baron Douphol, Violetta’s benefactor Bass- Nathan Brown has performed many roles with IU Opera, including Count Ceprano in Rigoletto, Lieutenant Breedley in the collegiate première of William Bolcom’s A Wedding, and Hermann in Les contes d’Hoffmann. Brown recently made his debut with Indianapolis Opera as Sciarrone in their production of Puccini’s . Brown has won many competitions and has observed or attended master classes with Dawn Upshaw, Ian Bostridge, Martin Katz, and Barbara Honn. In his second year of the master’s program, he studies with Timothy Noble. Adam Ewing, baritone, is a student of Marietta Simpson, pursuing a Master of Music. Ewing is a native of Hiawatha, KS, and earned his Bachelor of Science degree in vocal music education from Northwest Missouri State University. Previous opera roles with the Jacobs School of Music include Elder McLean in Susannah and Schlemil/Spalanzani in Les contes d’Hoffmann. In addition, he premièred the role of Lord Capulet in Act III of Romeo and Juliet, a new musical-drama by Don Freund. Ewing has sung the roles of Colas (Bastien und Bastienne), Mike (Blue Monday), David (A Hand of Bridge), and the Wolf/Woodsman (Little Red Riding Hood), as well as Ko-Ko in a concert setting of !e Mikado with the Nodaway Chorale. He has also been featured in several composition recitals at Indiana University, as well as the 2008 Celebrations of Spirituals concert. Ewing is a current member of S-NATS and an alumnus of Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, a national men’s music fraternity.

Flora Bervoix, friend of Violetta Soprano Suna Avci is from Darien, IL, and is in the second year of her master’s degree at Indiana University. On campus, she has performed the role of Nuria in the collegiate première of Golijov’s Ainadamar and participated in the Liz Upchurch Lieder master class series. Recent professional engagements include Josephine in H. M. S. Pinafore (Richmond Symphony Orchestra) and the soprano solos of Haydn’s Lord Nelson Mass (Chicago Philharmonic Orchestra/Apollo Chorus) and J. S. Bach’s B Minor Mass (Indianapolis Baroque Orchestra). In 2007, Avci received her undergraduate degree at Northwestern University, where she was seen as Madame Lidoine (Dialogues of the Carmelites), Lucy Brown (!reepenny Opera), and Cunegonde (Candide), as well as performing as a soloist in nearly a dozen orchestral works. She has premièred the electronic, chamber, and orchestral works of several young composers both at Northwestern and Indiana Universities, and has been the recipient of awards from the Bel Canto Foundation, the National Association of Teachers of Singing, and the American Friends of Austria. Avci has studied with teachers Mary Ann Hart (Indiana), !eresa Brancaccio (Northwestern), and Ingrid Mueller, as well as coaches Alan Darling, Sherrill Milnes, and Stephen Alltop. She currently studies with Costanza Cuccaro. A native of Dallas, TX, mezzo-soprano Kendall Zini-Jones is a second- year master’s student studying under Carol Vaness. Last season, she appeared with IU Opera !eater as Candace in the collegiate première of William Bolcom’s A Wedding and as Stella in Les contes d’Hoffmann. Zini-Jones completed her Bachelor of Music at Louisiana State University, where she was seen as La Maestra delle Novizie in Suor Angelica and Sister St. Charles in Dialouges of the Carmelites. She has been featured in several concerts and operas around Europe in countries such as Italy, Austria, and France. Most recently she was seen in Lucca, Italy, as Suzuki in Madama Butterfly and Caterina in L’Amico Fritz for Cincinatti College-Conservatory of Music’s Opera !eater and Music Festival of Lucca.

Marquese d’Obigny, Flora’s benefactor Ye Chen began to study singing at Hangzhou Normal University in 1993. After graduating in 1995, he attended the Shanghai Conservatory, where he studied under Chen Minzhuang. In 2006, Chen finished a diploma from Hochschule für Musik und !eater Hannover. He also performed as a guest soloist at Stattstheater Kassel. In 2008, he studied with Andreas Poulimenos at the Jacobs School of Music. Since the beginning of fall 2008, he has studied with Carol Vaness. Jesse Malgieri, a senior, is a native of Rochester, NY. Malgieri has won the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra’s Young Artist Vocal Competition and has appeared as a soloist at the Rockefeller Center for the Arts and the Chautauqua Institution. While at the Jacobs School of Music, Malgieri has appeared as a soloist with the University Chorale, Motet Choir, and the Symphonic Choir as the bass soloist in Mendelssohn’s Die erste Walpurgisnacht. Malgieri has twice participated in the Charley Creek Vocal Workshop directed by Timothy Noble and was selected to participate in a German Lieder master class with Liz Upchurch at the Jacobs School this spring. Malgieri has appeared with IU Opera !eater as Zio Bonzo in Madama Butterfly, Monterone in Rigoletto, Antonio in Le nozze di Figaro, and Keller in She Loves Me. Malgieri is a student of Timothy Noble. Alfredo Germont Tenor Joshua Whitener is a doctoral student at the Indiana Jacobs School of Music. Roles performed while at IU include Camille in !e Merry Widow, Josh in the North American premiére of Sandström’s Jeppe, Mike in Bolcolm’s A View from the Bridge, Lysander in A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Nemorino in L’elisir d’amore, Nanki-Poo in !e Mikado, and Dino Corelli (groom) in the collegiate première of Bolcolm’s A Wedding. Other roles include Little Bat in Susannah, Alfred in Die Fledermaus, and Edwin in Trial by Jury. Professionally, Whitener has performed with the Missouri Symphony, the Des Moines Metro Opera, and the Central City Opera. Whitener is a student of Costanza Cuccaro. Jason Wickson, tenor, is a native of Detroit, MI. He earned his Bachelor of Music from Oakland University, where he performed Gonzalve in L’heure Espagnol (Ravel) and Enrico Carouser in Too Many Sopranos (Penhorwood). Recent engagements have been with the Windsor Symphony Orchestra (Mozart’s ), Detroit Concert Choir (Carmina burana), and the Amadeus Opern Ensemble of Salzburg, Austria, where he performed the roles of Tamino in Die Zauberflöte and Contino Belfiore in La Finta Giardiniera. In addition, Wickson recently performed in the world première oratorio !e Passion of St. John by David Briggs in Detroit, MI, and was a featured soloist with the Detroit Symphony Orchestra. During the summer of 2008, Wickson was an apprentice with Santa Fe Opera, where he covered the role of Bardolfo in Falstaff (Verdi). During his studies at Indiana University, Wickson has performed the roles of Goro in Madama Butterfly (Puccini), Elder Gleaton in Susannah (Floyd), Rodolfo in La bohème (Puccini), and was the tenor soloist in the Verdi Requiem. He is a student of Andreas Poulimenos.

Giorgio Germont, his father While attending the Oberlin Conservatory of Music, Scott Harrison Hogsed sang !eseus in A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Sam in Trouble in Tahiti, and Count Almaviva in Le nozze di Figaro. He began his professional training with the Merola program singing the title role in Don Giovanni for the Western Opera !eater National Tour and covering Guglielmo for the Merola production of Cosi fan tutte. During his five seasons at New York City Opera as a company baritone, he was responsible for singing the roles of Dancairo and Morales in Carmen, Fritz in Die tote Stadt, Peter in Hansel and Gretel, Antonio in Il viaggio a Reims, Fiorello in Il barbiere di Siviglia, and many more. On the concert stage, Hogsed has appeared under the baton of Robert Spano with the Brooklyn Philharmonic in the title role of Sibelius’ Kullervo, Messiah soloist with Orchestra Atlanta, and as the baritone soloist in J. S. Bach’s Mass in B Minor and St. John Passion with !e Atlanta Bach Choir and the Choral Guild of Atlanta. Hogsed received two Richard F. Gold Career Grants and two Tanglewood Voice Fellowships, and his Equity credits include a tour with the !eater of the Star’s production of Camelot as Lancelot opposite Robert Goulet’s Arthur, and Curly in Oklahoma! with the Broadway Series of Charlotte, starring Rue McClanahan as Aunt Eller. Born in Seoul, South Korea, Jin Uk Lee graduated with a Bachelor of Music in Voice from KyungPook National University South Korea, where he performed the role of Schaunard in La bohème with faculty members in KyungPook National University. During the last three years, he performed with Park In Soo, the most well-known artist and vocalist in Korea, in the Korea national opera company, which travelled to several cities in South Korea. He has performed several oratorio solos in Korea, including the baritone solo in Handel’s Messiah and Haydn’s !e Creation. Lee earned first prize in vocal music at a national artistic contest and the second prize in a music contest held by Yungnam University. A Performer Diploma student, Lee studies with Andreas Poulimenos.

Gastone de Letorieres, a friend of Violette and Alfredo Nikhil Nakval is a student of Patricia Havranek.

Having studied voice in his homeland of Sri Lanka for several years, Asitha Tennekoon is currently a sophomore pursuing a Bachelor of Music in Voice in the studio of Brian Horne. He is a Licentiate of the Trinity College of Music London in Voice and Piano and a Licentiate of the Royal Schools of Music London in Piano. In 2000, he won first place in the vocal category of the All Island Concerto Competition, organized by the Symphony Orchestra of Sri Lanka, and has performed with the orchestra on several occasions. In the U.S. in March 2008, he won first place at the NATS Regional Auditions in the Great Lakes Region for Fourth Year College Men and was awarded the Jessye Norman Award of Promise. !is is his operatic debut.

Dottore Grenville, a friend of Violetta Quinto Ott is majoring in Musical !eatre and Costume and Fashion Design through the Individualized Major Program. He studies voice with Ray Fellman in the !eatre Department and is looking forward to completing his final year here. At IU, Ott appeared in the world première of !e Day Boy and the Night Girl (Cook/Ensemble), A Funny !ing Happened on the Way to the Forum (Lycus), Seussical the Musical (General Schmitz), Pal Joey (Louis), Romeo et Juliette (Le Duc), Il barbiere di Siviglia (Ambrogio), Carmen (Chorus), Dialogues des Carmélites (Chorus), and !e Nutcracker (Mother Ginger). At the Tyrolean Opera Program, he performed in Don Giovanni (Leporello), and at the Waldron Arts Center, he appeared in !reepenny Opera (Tiger Brown). He is from Tucson, AZ. Miroslaw Witkowski, bass, from Nowy Sacz, Poland, received his master’s from Music Academy in Łódz, Poland. Witkowski has been a prize winner in numerous competitions, including the National Vocal Song Competition (Cracow, Poland), the Antonín Dvořák Vocal competition, the International Vocal Competition (), 41st Annual National Society of Arts and Letters Voice Competition in Bloomington, and the Marcella Sembrich Vocal Competition, sponsored by the Kosciuszko Foundation in New York, where he will return in 2009 to perform a solo recital. He also received the prestigious Young Poland award and scholarship from the Polish Culture Minister for the most promising young Polish artists under the patronage of the president of Poland and the Palm Beach Opera Guild Encouragement Award. Before coming to study at IU, he has sung the bass roles in J. S. Bach’s Mass in B Minor and W. A. Mozart’s Sollenes de Confessore, in Aix-en Provence Opera Festival in France, and Don Basilio in Il barbiere di Siviglia and Ariodate in Handel’s Xerxes in !e Grand !eatre in Łódz. At IU, his roles include the Commendatore (Don Giovanni), Colline (La bohème), the Bonze (Madama Butterfly), and Bartolo (Le nozze di Figaro). In 2003, he was a young artist with the Oper-Oder-Spree Festiwal in Beeskow Germany. Witkowski has also completed two seasons as a resident young artist with the !eatre, singing Wagner (Faust) and the Imperial Commissioner (Madama Butterfly). In 2000, he won !e Chance of Success, the Polish equivalent of American Idol. Witkowski is currently completing post-graduate studies in the studio of Andreas Poulimenos, after graduating from the IU Jacobs School of Music with the Performer Diploma while studying with Timothy Noble. Annina, Violetta’s maid Jessica Feigenbaum, soprano, is currently in the second year of her master’s degree. She is a former student of Paul Kiesgen and currently studies with Carol Vaness. !is is Feigenbaum’s ninth production with IU Opera !eater. As an undergraduate at IU, she was a recipient of the Music Merit award and is currently the recipient of a Dean’s Scholarship. Feigenbaum performed several recitals at the Palais Corbelli in Vienna, Austria, in 2007, and has also been a soloist at IU’s Celebration of Spirituals concert in 2008. !is semester, Feigenbaum will also perform the roles of Donna Elvira, Norina, and Rosette in the graduate opera workshop with Carol Vaness. Originally from River Falls, WI, mezzo-soprano Carrie Knudsen Hendrickson holds a Bachelor of Music in Vocal Performance and Music Education from Viterbo University in La Crosse, WI. While there, she was involved in many productions, including the role of Prince Orlofsky in Die Fladermaus. Hendrickson has also performed as an alto soloist for the J. S. Bach Magnificat, Handel’s Messiah, and Vivaldi’s Gloria. A six-time finalist at the Wisconsin NATS competition, she has placed four times, including first in the Junior Women and Continuing Senior Women Divisions. La traviata marks her IU Opera !eater debut. She is a master’s student studying with Paul Kiesgen.

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"MMBHFTXFMDPNF Concert Orchestra Violin I Bass Timpani Julie Wunderle Christopher Maxwell Claire Walker Romuald Grimbert-Barre Dorian Jackman Alison Stewart Daniel Tosky Percussion Hyo Jin Kim Gregory Vartian-Foss Jesse Willis Jennifer Estrin Allison Cook J. J. Pearse Rachel McAleer Noah Reitman Benjamin Wedeking Harp Anna Tsai Flute Sung-Hee Ahn Steven Galat Rachel Beetz Andrew Giordano Alan Tomasetti, Offstage Banda Lauren Zang Piccolo Annelise Herchen, Piccolo Nina Liepe Melissa Olsson, Piccolo Oboe Young Joo, E-Flat clarinet Violin II Jennifer Berg Yi-Wen Wang, E-Flat Clarinet David Radzynski Lindsay Flowers Irene Chen, Clarinet Alexander Ayers Emily McIvor, Clarinet Mikela Asano Clarinet Sarah Williams, Horn Audrey Gray Michelle Goddard Michael Lombardi, Horn Anastasiya Dudar Tzu Huang Richard Larkin, Trumpet Peri DeLorenzo William Gerlach, Trumpet Stephanie Lane Bassoon Gillian Freed, Trumpet Marijo Miller Selena Yamamoto Tiffany Hoffer, Flugelhorn Yuri Hirano Allen Hamrick Gregory Hoff, Trombone Gizele Rubeiz Michael DiBlasi, Trombone Horn Amir Gray, Tuba Viola Madison Roberts J. J. Pearse, Percussion Melissa Shapiro Mary Garza Olivia Chew Everett Burns Orchestra Manager Ilyana Orozco Jennifer Smoak Micah Fleming Daniel Wang Alan Tomasetti, ass’t. Erica Zappia Trumpet Zara Ahmad-Post Douglas Reneau Orchestra Set-Up Sarah Billing Katherine Cosgrove Daniel Tosky Kelsey Hanson Noah Reitman Trombone Cello Patrick Pfister Librarian Kevin Kunkel Kwanho Song Mariel Johnson Robert Chamberlain !omas Ferensen, Bass Christina Kim Daniel Erickson Tuba Allegra Montanari Marcus Wiggins Teresa Easwaran Brian Aladesuyi Dongso Kim Student Production Staff Coach/Accompanist ...... Marcello Cormio Head Deck Supervisor ...... Justin Searle Head Fly Person ...... Kate Roseman Deck Supervisors ...... Steve Wilson Stage Supervisor ...... Kelly Cochran Head Deck Electrician ...... Patrick Dagley, Greg McCracken Light Board Operator ...... Carrie Reading Paint Assistants ...... Adonis Abuyen, Sara Radke Property Mistress ...... Lisa Maydwell Paint Crew ...... Lucas Borges, Gina Choe, Benjamin Gulick, Abigail Haler, Briane Haler, Kyung-Ook Kim, Rachel Kremidas, Tara Lotstein, Eva Mahan-Taylor, Lisa Maydwell, Nolan Moss, Elisabeth Sobieski, Claire Stebbins, Matt Warming, Amelia Williams Deck Crew ...... Abby Baldwin, Landon Caldwell, Mary Camozzi, Jeff Cierniak, Katie Cierniak, Keenen Dadds, Tyler DeLong, Adrianne Dunlap, Matthew Fisher, Kelly Glyptis, Michael Groenewegen, Ashley Hughes, Sara Kidd, Stephanie Kiefer, Krista Laskowski, Abby Lefkove, Tara Lotstein, Dzintra Malins, Alyssa Martin, Nik Miller, Ryan Mitchell, Chris O’Neal, Matt Reynolds, Andy Shaw, Zach Sievers, Adam Svoboda, Eric Svoboda, Maggie Switzer, Scott Taft, Michelle !ompson, June Tomastic, Amelia Vanderbilt, Neil Warner, Grace Walsh, Jesse Willett, Nicole Worobey Costume Assistants ...... Kelly Holterhoff, Caitlin Andrews Shirley, Emily Solt Costume Crew ...... Lindsay Ammann, Krista Costin, Michael Cummings, Siân Davies, Ben Delony, Katie Derning, Patricia Johnstone, Bill Kloppenburg, Leah McRath, Elliott O’Glosser, Kate Murphy, Arwen Myers, Maryam Noorzad, Sam Radke, Emily Smokovich, Florentina Urrusty, Tony Webb Assistant House Managers ...... Jonathan Matthews, Alicia McQuay Audio Production Crew ...... John Irmiter, Joe McIlvain, Julie Mellin, Scott Simpson, Michael Tracey Supertitle Operator ...... Sarah Stankiewicz

Donors Dean’s Circle !e Indiana University Jacobs School of Music Dean’s Circle includes individuals dedicated to making a difference in the cultural life of our nation. !ese gifts of opportunity capital support the areas of greatest need, including financial aid, faculty, academic opportunity, and visiting artists.

Visionary Members Dr. and Mrs. Gary J. Anderson André Watts Jack and Pam Burks Dick and Ruth Johnson

Strategic Members Jay and Karen Goodgold Dennis and Judy Leatherman

Supporting Members Richard E. Ford Edward Martin Robert and Barbara Sanderman Craig and Missy Gigax Darby McCarty Donald G. Sisler Rusty and Ann Harrison Dr. Mark Sudeith Contributing Members Steve and Susan Backer W. Michael and Maureen Gretschel Del and Letty Newkirk Olimpia Barbera Ross Jennings Joan Olcott Bob Barker and Pat Fell-Barker Je"rey Jepsen Dr. Herbert Parks Dr. F. Dale and Linda Bengtson Ted Jones and Marcia Busch-Jones Garry and Christine Potter Karen M. Boston-Wright Ken and Linda Kaczmarek Edward and Lois Rath Carl and Lois Brehm Tom and Gail Kasdorf Kenneth and Debra Renkens Bill and Anita Cast Arthur Koch and Stine Levy Edward and Lois Rath John and Carol Cornwell George and Cathy Korinek Gwyn and Barbara Richards Dr. William and Marion Crawford Guy Kornblum Randy Schekman and Danny and Patty Danielson Drs. Monika and Peter Kroener Nancy Walls Schekman D. Michael Donathan Dr. !omas and !eresa Kulb Richard Searles John and Beth Drewes Dr. Gerald and Shirley Kurlander Harold and Jeanette Jung Segel D. Kim and Jane Dunnick James and Katherine Lazerwitz Jeferson Shreve Frank Edmondson Charles and Zelda Leslie Dr. Frederic and Roberta Somach Tom and Ellen Ehrlich Hon. P.A. Mack Dr. W. Craig Spence, Jr. Judith Feldpausch Jeanette Marchant John and Jane Spencer James D. Fitzpatrick Richard and Geraldine Markus Beth Stoner Barry Gellers Patrick and Marianne McCall Randall and Marianne Tobias Ellen and Paul Gignilliat Cullen and Rachel McCarty Edward Towson Suzanne Gilson John and Geraldine Miller Charles H. Webb, Jr., D.M. Frank Graves Terry and Sara Miller Dr. David L. Wicker Norman Gregory Jim and Jackie Morris

Leadership Circle Members of the Leadership Circle have each contributed gifts of $100,000 or more to the Indiana University Jacobs School of Music. We gratefully acknowledge the following donors whose generosity helps the school reach new heights and build a sound financial framework for the future. More than $1,000,000 !e Lilly Endowment Cook Incorporated !e Estate of Clara L. Northacksberger !e Estate of Barbara M. Jacobs Jack and Linda Gill !e Estate of Ione B. Auer Dorothy Richard Starling Foundation Col. and Mrs. Jack I. Hamlin Krannert Charitable Trust David H. Jacobs, Jr. !e Estate of Mrs. Juana Mendel Robert R. O’Hearn $500,000 - $1,000,000 DBJ Foundation !e Estate of Eva M. Heinitz Arthur R. Metz Foundation Maidee H. Seward W. W. Gasser and Mary Kratz Gasser Dr. and Mrs. Richard Bradford !e Estate of Ms. Juanita M. Evans !e Estate of Ruth E. !ompson Jack and Pamela Burks Ann & Gordon Getty Foundation $250,000 - $499,999 !e Estate of Wilfred C. Bain Mr. and Mrs. David E. Simon !e Estate of Angeline M. Battista Charlotte Reeves Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Simon IBM Corporation !e Estate of Mrs. Lucille de Espinosa !e Estate of Herman B Wells Christel DeHaan Family Foundation !e Estate of David H. Jacobs !e Presser Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Jamey Aebersold John and Marilyn Winters !e Estate of Alvin M. Ehret Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Rasin Murray and Sue Robinson Richard E. Ford !omas and Ellen Ehrlich !e Estate of Nina Neal Olimpia F. Barbera Jeanette C. Marchant Paul and Cynthia S. Skjodt !e Estate of Sylvia F. Budd !e Estate of Lee E. Schroeder Deborah J. Simon Beatrice P. Delany Charitable Trust Yatish Joshi and Louise Addicott !e Estate of Emma B. Horn Irwin-Sweeney-Miller Foundation Mr. Herbert Simon $100,000 - $249,999 !e Estate of Frances A. Brockman Mag Cole Russell and Steve Russell Brabson Library & Education Foundation Randall and Marianne Tobias Bob Barker and Patsy Fell-Barker Georgia Wash Holbeck Living Trust, !e Estate of Mavis M. Crow Dr. and Mrs. Gary J. Anderson Robert J. Harrison, Trustee Bill and Brenda Little Penn Asset Equity LLC Hank J. Bode and Smithville Telephone Company Artur Balsam Foundation Susan Cartland-Bode Betty Myers Bain Jean A. Creek !e Estate of William D. Rhodes Fred and Arline J. Simon !e Estate of Robert D. Aungst Ford Meter Box Foundation Inc !e Estate of Mr. and Cole & Kate Porter Memorial Grad David and Neill Marriott Mrs. Eugene Knapik Fellowship in Music Trust !e Estate of Dagmar K. Riley !e Estate of Margaret E. Miller Ellen and Paul Gignilliat William Rhodes Foundation !e Estate of Robert A. Edwards Wade and Ann Harrison Kenneth C. Whitener, Jr. Scott and Kathryn Schurz Leonard Phillips and Mary Wennerstrom Harold R. Janitz Harrison Steel Castings Company, Inc. Bennet and Cynthia Brabson Joan & Marvin Carmack Foundation Eva Sebok!e Estate of Jean P. Nay !e Estate of Ursula Apel !e Estate of Dorothy Rey Harold R. Janitz !e Estate of Jascha Heifetz Fred C. Arto !e Estate of Margaret H. Hamlin Individual, Corporate, and Foundation Supporters !e Jacobs School of Music wishes to recognize those individuals, corporations, and foundations who have made contributions to the school between September 1, 2007, and September 1, 2008. !ose listed here are among the Jacobs School’s most interested and involved benefactors and it is their outstanding generosity that enables the IU Jacobs School of Music to continue to be the finest institution of its kind in the nation. Individuals Over $100,000 !e Estate of Barbara M. Jacobs David H. Jacobs, Jr. !e Estate of Lucille Espinosa Col. Jack I. and Mrs. Hamlin Dr. and Mrs. Gary J. Anderson !e Estate of Mary Co"man Tilton Jean A. Creek $50,000 - $99,999 W.W. Gasser and Mary Kratz Gasser James R. Hasler

$20,000 - $49,999 Stephen Houghton Eva Sebok Steven L. Stevens Gayl and Beverly Doster !e Estate of Gail Cassel Leonard Phillips and Mary Wennerstrom $10,000 - $19,999 John and Beth Drewes Olimpia F. Barbera Scott and Kathryn Schurz Jamey and Sara Aebersold Jack and Pamela Burks Luba Dubinsky Sarah Clevenger Dick and Ruth Johnson Yona Fisher P.A. Mack Hank J. Bode and Susan Cartland-Bode Ellen Strommen Mag Cole Russell and Steve Russell André Watts

$5,000 - $9,999 John and Marilyn Winters Jonathan D. Chu M. A. Gilbert Mark Dankel Mimi Zweig Jay and Karen Goodgold Yang and Margaret Chen !e Estate of Pharis M. Allen Robert Waller and Linda Bow Ruth D. Houdeshel Allen and Nancy White $1,000 - $4,999 Stephen and Susan Backer Barry S. Gellers Patrick and Marianne McCall Robert Barker and Patsy Fell-Barker Craig and Missy Gigax Darby A. McCarty Eleanor Barkley Paul and Ellen Gignilliat John and Jo Miller Frederick and Beth Behning Suzanne W. Gilson John and Geraldine Miller F. Dale and Linda Bengtson Frank C. Graves Terry and Sara Miller Karen M. Boston-Wright Norman R. Gregory James and Jacqueline Morris James P. Burkholder John and Rita Grunwald Del and Letty Newkirk Leland Caul#eld and Eleanor Fell David C. Hall Joan Olcott Yang and Margaret Chen Rusty and Ann Harrison Paul and Carole Page Jonathan D. Chu !e Estate of Bernhard C. Heiden Herbert E. Parks Helen G. Clouse Harry F. Houdeshel Gary and Christine Potter John and Carol Cornwell Marc Houdeshel and Ann Fairhurst Ellen M. Rainier William and Marion Crawford Fred and Nancy Isaacs Edward and Lois Rath Royden Cullinan and Phyllis !ornton Ross S. Jennings Nancy P. Ray#eld Charles and Eloise Cure Je"rey S. Jepsen Gwyn and Barbara Richards Donald and Patricia Danielson Ted Jones and Marcia Busch-Jones John and Dora Ryan Joseph M. Davie Yatish Joshi and Louis Addicott Robert and Barbara Sanderman James and Cheryl DeCaro Kenneth and Linda Kaczmarek Randy Schekman and Nancy Walls Jay and Jacqueline Dickinson !omas and Gail Kasdorf Harold and Jeannette Segel D. Michael Donathan George and Cathy Korinek Lorraine E. Sirucek Gary and Sandra Dowty Monika and Peter Kroener Donald G. Sisler D. Kim and Jane Dunnick !omas and !eresa Kulb Fredric and Roberta Somach Nile and Lois Dusdieker Gerald J. Kurlander Mary L. Stein Frank K. Edmondson James and Katherine Lazerwitz James and Laura Stokes Elliott Fan and Elaine Chu Dennis and Judy Leatherman Beth Stoner Judith B. Feldpausch Charles and Zelda Leslie Linda Strommen Richard E. Ford Jeanette C. Marchant Mark A. Sudeith Lincoln Foster Edward N. Martin Randall and Marianne Tobias Edward and Mary Fox Barney and Kelda Maynard Charles H. Webb Brent Gault Laura S. Youens-Wexler

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Dunn Beverly A. McGahey Skip Allen and Elizabeth Whaley Ruth L. Ebbs Francis and Winnifred McGinnis John and Mary Whalin Judith B. Feldpausch John and Barbara Morris Wendy L. Whitmore Phillip A. Ferguson Betty L. Neal Justin Won Roger and Jean Fortna Robert and Joy Renshaw Barrie and Margaret Zimmerman E Gallas and Frances Zweig $250 - $499 Robert and Kara Adams Ross A. Gombiner Martin and Shirley Newman Sam and Nancy Agres Brenda J. Graham Sujal H. Patel Jan P. Allebach Fadi Haddad and Travis R. Paulin Stella N. Anderson Aline Hamati-Haddad George W. Pickering Mary I. Arlin Jean-Louis Haguenauer Nancy G. Puckett Kenneth and Elizabeth Arono" Stanley and Hilary Hamilton Richard Pugh and Elizabeth Baker James F. Ault Jan D. Harrington Joann Richardson John and Teresa Ayres Bruce and Martha Hartman James and Margaret Roberts Mark K. Aylsworth Carter and Kathleen Henrich Sanford E. Rosenberg David and Lida Baker Laura B. Hentges William and Evelyn Ryberg Linda A. Baker Edward Herrmann and Byuong and Patine Ryu Shirley Bell Hannah Buxbaum Mary L. Sachse Edward R. Bialon Allan Hersh#eld !omas Sauermilch and Ida Barak Laura A. Bornholdt and Alexandra Young Monte Schwarzwalder and Louise Breau-Bontes Lowell and Ruth Ho"man Rebecca Henry Roger Briscoe and Linda Wicker William and Kathryn Hopkins Varda Schamban John N. Burrows Donna Hornibrook David and Barbara Sheldon David and Margery Byrne Robert and Jacqueline Hounchell Sandra K. Sherman Aaron K. Calodney Masanori and Seiko Igarashi Robert and Laurie Silber Philip and Elizabeth Capasso John L. Iltis Ruth Skernick J.P. and Barbara Carver James H. Johnson Marvin K. Smith Verne and Gail Chapman Wayne and Kristin Jones John L. Snyder James and Janice Childress Lynn A. Kane Mike St. John !eodore and Hannah Cline Lori A. Kanter Steve and Janet Steinwedel John and Joan Cochran Kathleen Katra Gregory and Rhonda Swanson Edmond and Marcella Cooper Janet Kelsay Karen M. 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Belcher Gene Branigin Roy and Janice Applegate Joseph and Marjorie Belth Robert S. Brewer Vincent A. Arizzi Roger and Kathleen Benson Gilbert L. Bridwell William Aronis Robert and Mary Bent Richard and Gail Brooks and Cheryl Underwood Daniel and Ann Berenato Bryce W. Broughton Kimi W. Atchason Sharon M. Berenson Montgomery and Mary Brown Mary K. Aylsworth Mary F. Berk Lawrence W. Browne Ronald and Wilma Ball Frank and Myrna Bianchi Edward P. Bruenjes Sandra C. Balmer Alan Billingsley and Schuyler and Mary Buck Samuel and Janet Baltzer Beverly Landis Susan C. Bucove Lawrence and Carolyn Banks Ronald and Regina Blais James F. Burchill Pamela L. Banks Heinz and Gayle Blankenburg David P. Burger David Y. Bannard Claire M. Blaustein Susan L. Burk John and Patricia Barnes Deborah B. Bloom James R. Burke Bryan and Lyn Burkett John and Anne-Marie Egan Nicholas and Katherine Holzmer Ralph and Ann Burns Joseph E. Elliott Yat and Barbara Hong Donna A. Burslem Charles R. Ellis Bernard and Helen Hoogland Doris J. Burton Michael J. Ellis Robert G. Hores Giuliana C. Busch Herman and Mary Emmert Cheri D Howard Bruce A. Cain Helen L. Enslow Alice G. Hudson Marc and Jeanne Campbell Donald and Lucille Erb Craig D. Hultgren Ronald and Marcia Capone David R. Ernst Llewellyn and Sally Humphreys Joseph R. Car David Evenson and Lois Leventhal Robin S. Hunden Barbara Carlson Pauline E. Eversole James and Alice Jackson Robert and Susan Cave Mark and Jennifer Famous Stephen and Barbara Jackson Carrie A. Chapman John and Suzanne Farbstein Lawrence M. Jacobson Warner O. Chapman Jean E. Felix Carole L. James Christopher M. Charbonneau Craig A. Fenimore Marjorie R. Janove Lee A. Chelminiak J. Robert and Betty Fields Robert and Kathryn Jessup Robert and Gayle Chesebro David N. Fienen Clark Johnson and Diane Pecknold Matthew Christ and Sophia Goodman Donald and Myra Fisher Kathleen L. Johnson Cynthia M. 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Kinney Don and Cynthia Crago Sylvia S. Gormley Joan Kirchner Alexander and Gretchen Craig Rena L. Goss Richard M. Knapek John and Lisa Cremer Arlene Goter Iris J. Knollenberg Bettejane Crossen Gretchen A. Gould !omas and Linda Koch Janet S. Crossen Selma C. Grant Jan A. Kocman Robert and Karen Croteau Susan E. Grathwohl Lee and Lee Kohlmeier Samuel and Mary Crowl Linda J. Greaf Margaret G. Kondrat G. Michael and Kathy Cullen Robert A. Green Marilyn L. Kouba Bradley and Cheryl Cunningham David A. Greenberg James W. Krehbiel Randolph W. Curtis Bertram and Susan Greenspan Randal and Catherine Kuehn John T. Dalton Charles and !eresa Greenwood Scott W. Kunkel Janice E. Daniels Teddy and Phyllis Gron Glen Kwok John and Carol Dare Patricia L. Gunter Larry and Judy La"erty David and Bette Davenport Keith M. Gushiken Dodd and Myrna Lamberton Mary W. Davidson John and Nola Gustafson Betty E. Landis Todd W. Davidson Holli M. Haerr Lois B. Lantz Lenore S. Davis Laurel K. 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Donn Joe and Margaret Hickman Ronald and Bonnie Lo%spring Paul T. Dove Carlton L. Higginbotham Judy Loman John and Sharon Downey Jolaine L. Hill Donna M. Lombardo David A. Drinkwater Scott and Crystal Hippensteel John and Barbara Lombardo Gregory S. Dugan Linda L. Hirt John and Rachel Lorber Michael and MaryAnn Dunfee Rosemary Hobson Beryl Lowrance Lawrence P. Dunning Mark and Elizabeth Hofeldt James A. Lucas Robert B. Dvorkin William and Patricia Holland Julie R. Lustman Silsby S. Eastman Curtis and Carolyn Holmes Tin A. Ly Joan M. Mack Anabel P. Newman Richard Sengpiehl and Mary Adams Frances M. Madachy Mary L. Nielsen Timothy Sercombe Robert W. Magnuson Todd A. Niesen and Jane Van Boskirk Mayer and Ellen Mandelbaum Carol L. Noe Danny and Sarah Sergesketter Leo and Marilyn Mann Margaret V. Norman Je"rey and Lucinda Sexton Rudy T. Marcozzi Donald E. Ogden Varda Shamban Brian D. Marcus Steven and Deborah O’Reilley Stephen and Nancy Shane Philip and Rovena Marcus Greg J. Oster John and Merry Shapiro John S. Marshall Adrienne Ostrander David L. Shea Rose M. Martin Elayne Ostrower Sean B. Shepherd Andrea S. Marttila Mary A. Owings Rebecca E. Shockley !omas O. Mastroianni Paul and Joan Paddock W and Jill Siddall Andrea Matthias Donald and Jeanette Palla Roger S. Simmons Gary and Carol Matula Arthur and Martha Palmer Eric F. Simonson Barbara E. Mayhew Arsen and Mary Papakhian John V. Sinclair James and Kelly Mazzo Robert and Sandra Parker Samuel W. Siurua Byron and Mary McCandless Ronald J. Patrick Walter D. Skolnik Philip and Elizabeth McClintock Paul and Diana Peelle Eugenia A. Slezak !omas and Norma McComb David and Linda Pennebaker John and Donna Slinkard Gary W. McCourry Kenneth D. Pennington John and Shirley Smallshaw Lannie and Ruth McCoy E L. Petrulis Eliot and Pamela Smith Herm and Carol McCreary Edward Petsonk Fred and Angelica Smith Diane E. McEl#sh Deborah E. Phelps John and Juel Smith Francis and Winnifred McGinnis Henry and Phyllis Pohl Linda K. Smith Ellen L. McGlothin Richard and Carolyn Pollak Vickie L. Smith Carmen J. McGrae Patrick E. Pope Irving Smyle Larry S. McKee Marilyn J. Poppino Steve and Mary Snider Daniel J. McKinley Glenn and Susan Pratt James and Carolyn Sowinski P D. McKinney Stephen and Darlene Pratt Fredrick and Lori Spencer James and Nelia McLuckie Sylvanna T. Prechtl Dominic and Patty Spera Harold L. McManus Karen Pritchard Barry R. Springer Mary Jo McMillan Julia D. Ragains-Slawin Peter and Ann Spurbeck Carlene J. McMonagle Frank and Stephanie Rahe Darell T. Stachelski Sylvia A. McNair James C. Ramlet Judith L. Stahlhut Robin McNeil Phyllis E. Relyea David E. Starkey Michael and Marcia McNelley William and Lynn Remsburg George and Margie Steiner Glen and Shirley Melton Laura J. Rexroth Paul Stephenson and Maria Schmidt Naegeli C. Metcalf Joann Richardson John and Mary Stevens Lynn A. Meyer Steven L. Rickards Scott A. Stewart Edward and Alice Michaels Mary A. Rickert Patricia A. Stowell Ben F. Miller !omas and Joyce Ritchie Beverly O. Stratman D and Grace Miller Donald E. Ritter Patricia Stratton Donald A. Miller Alice E. Robbins James L. Strause George and Carole Miller Richard E. Roberson Douglas and Margaret Strong Judith E. Miller Lorin N. Rommel Michael Stump and Mabel Martinez Ronald and Joyce Miller Bruce Ronkin and Janet Zipes Frances E. Sutherland Darwin L. Missling Philip and Barbara Ross Yasuoki Tanaka Patrick and Frances Mitchell Ronald D. Ross Richard and Lois Tappa Ty A. Miyahara Daniel Rothmuller Alfonso and Elizabeth Tenreiro Richard J. Mlynarski Bruce and Judith Ruben Brian P. !omas Gabriel Mo Judith C. Rudiakov Peter and Carla !rom Brent J. Monahan Mary Jane Rupert Scott Tisdel and Stefanie Jacob Lou and Janet Moneymaker Joseph and Rebecca Russell Sally K. Todd Ingrid Mongini Gary and Patricia Sampson Jonathan Towne and Rebecca Noreen Jacqueline Monnier David and Ann Samuelson Philip and Alice Trimble Bruce and Patricia Monson Anne E. Sanders Myrna D. Trowbridge Margaret M. Moore Michael and Susan Sanders Earl L. Tucker Philip and Patty Moreau John and Donna Sasse Gail E. Tucker Lynwood and Kristine Mueller Norin F. Saxe Linda J. Tucker Mark Munroe Susan J. Schaefer J and Sally Turner and Amy Holtzworth-Munroe Scott Schechter and Nancy Ginsberg John and Alice Tweedle Cassie M. Murphy Charles and Pamela Schi"er Wayne and Debra Uhl Laura B. Murray Charles H. Schisler Lee Uhlhorn Richard A. Mussman Robert Schneider and Sarah Mitchell John D. Upchurch Frieda E. Myers Victoria L. Schneider James Upton and Janice Faidley Andrea Myslicki Matthew R. Schuler Donald L. Utter George and Diane Nadaf Christopher and Janet Schwabe Roberta T. Van Ness Emery and Patricia Nagy Monte Schwarzwalder Allen and Geraldine Varner Emile G. Naoumo" and Rebecca Henry William and Shirley Vessels Donald K. Neal Beverly C. Scott Ronald B. Vogel !omas and Marilyn Ne" Holly E. Scranton-Sulzycki William and Jane Volz Eric M. Nestler William and Laurie Sears Carol M. Voris Lynn S. Nestler John A. Seest Larry and Charlotte Wagner David L. Newby Mark and Cynthia Semsel Timothy and Elizabeth Wappes Sarah F. Ward Marian P. White Carl and Mary Wolford David C. Warne James and Diane Whitlock Susan M. Wood Mark and Sally Watson Brooke and Margit Williams Earl S. Woodworth Paul and Mary Waytenick John and Marilyn Williams Ian Woollen and Susan Swaney William and Gloria Webster Neil E. Wilson Elizabeth A. Wrancher Daniel Weiss Shane and Stayce Wilson Michael M. Wright Ira and Kathryn Weiss Susan K. Wiseman Ted and Mary Wuerthner Charles G. Wendt William H. Wiseman G E. Yates Roger H. Wesby Peter and Teresa Wolf David and Joan Zaun Sidney and Kay Wessol George W. Wolfe Paul and Charlotte Zietlow Gregory Wolfe and Julie Hochman

Corporation and Foundation Donors Over $100,000 !e Lilly Endowment Dorothy Richard Starling Foundation

$40,000 - $99,999 Christel DeHaan Family Foundation Wilda Gene Marcus Trust

$5,000 - $49,999 Episcopal Diocese of Indianpolis Georgia Wash Holbeck Living Trust M.A. Gilbert Declaration of Trust Sweetwater Sound Inc. $500 - $4,999 Bloomington POPS, Inc. Fidelity Investments Charitable Accenture Foundation Inc. Caterpillar Foundation Gift Fund Schwab Fund for Charitable Giving Kuehn Foundation Avedis Zildjian Company Chicago Tribune Foundation W.W. Grainger Inc. Geico Corporation Christ Church Crown Management Bloomington Inc. Guy Kornblum & Associates Citigroup Global Impact MJ and Associates, Inc. Kenneth Warren & Son Funding Trust Inc. Nevada Community Foundation Randall L. and Deloitte Foundation Kalamazoo Community Foundation Marianne W. Tobias Fund Four Walls LLC !e Harvey Phillips Foundation Inc. StringPedagogy.com IBM International Foundation Ayco Charitable Foundation Myers Revocable Trust Up to $499 Boeing Company Dayton Foundation Depository Inc. Colgate Palmolive Company UBS Foundation Ernst and Young Foundation Goodwin Family Trust Cole & Kate Porter Memorial GE Foundation Sallie Mae Fund Graduate Fellowship in Music Trust Houswald Farms Sun Radius Music International IU Jacobs School of Music Procter and Gamble Fund Daimler Chrysler Corporation Fund Alumni Association Spencer Hudgins Living Trust Henry E. Wahl Revocable Trust Lockheed Martin Corporation Microsoft Corporation Law Offices of Gerald L. Cowan Helios Inc. JP Morgan Chase Foundation Scientific-Atlanta Foundation Inc. Wachovia Foundation Inc. Bank of America Foundation T.I.S. Inc. Eli Lilly and Company BP Foundation Inc. Walt Disney Company Foundation Recognition of Established Funds and Plans !e Indiana University Jacobs School of Music gratefully acknowledges all persons and institutions who support our students and faculty through the following endowments, scholarships, fellowships, estate plans, and other funds. As our dependence upon support from the private sector increases, we are deeply thankful for those who show their faith in the future of the IU Jacobs School of Music.

Endowed Scholarships and Fellowships William Adam Trumpet Scholarship Philip Farkas Horn Scholarship George and Elizabeth Krueger Valerie Adams Memorial Scholarship Eleanor Fell Harp Scholarship Memorial Scholarship Jamey and Sara Aebersold Rose and Irving Fell Violin Scholarship Michael Kuttner Music Education Fund Jazz Fellowship William and Marcia Fox Scholarship Robert LaMarchina Music Scholarship Gary J. and Kathy Z. Anderson Joseph Nathan Garton Memorial James and Kathie Lazerwitz Music Scholarship Scholarship Visiting Artist Fund Willi Apel Early Music Scholarship Bill and Mary Gasser Scholarship/ Sara J. and Robert F. LeBien Scholarship Martha and Fred Arto Music Scholarship Fellowship Endowment Jay Lovins Memorial Scholarship Aungst Scholarship Cary M. Gerber Scholarship John Mack Memorial Scholarship Wilfred C. Bain Music Alumni Richard C. Gigax Memorial Scholarship in Oboe Association Scholarship Gignilliat Music Scholarship Wilda Gene Marcus Piano Scholarship Wilfred C. Bain Opera Scholarship Ellen Cash Gignilliat Graduate Jay Mark Scholarship David N. Baker, Jr. Scholarship Fellowship Georgia Marriot Memorial Scholarship Anthony & Olimpia Barbera Latin Linda Challis Gill and Jack M. Gill Arthur W. Mason Music Scholarship American Music Scholarship Music Scholarship Susan Sukman McCray Scholarship Earl O. Bates Meamorial Scholarship Gladys Gingold Memorial Scholarship Susann McDonald Harp Study Joseph Battista Memorial Scholarship Josef Gingold Violin Scholarship Scholarship Achasa Beechler Music Scholarship Montana L. Grinstead Scholarship Katherine V. McFall Scholarship William Bell Memorial Scholarship Arthur and Ena Grist Scholarship Fund Bernardo and Johanna Mendel Colleen Benninghoff Music Scholarship Guillermo Espinosa Endowment Fund Graduate Fellowship Leonard Bernstein Scholarship Wayne Hackett Memorial Harp B. Winfred Merrill Scholarship John E. Best Scholarship Scholarship Otto Miessner Memorial Music !omas Beversdorf Margaret H. Hamlin Scholarship Scholarship Memorial Scholarship Margaret Harshaw Scholarship Nathan A. and Margaret Culver Julia B. Brabson Memorial Fellowship Russell A. Havens Music Scholarship Miller Scholarship Julia B. Brabson Memorial Scholarship Bernhard Heiden Scholarship Dorothy Hoff Mitchell Scholarship Brass Instrument Scholarship Fund Jascha Heifetz Scholarship Peter Steed Moench Scholarship Kenneth V. and Audrey N. Brown Eva Heinitz Scholarship Jack and Marilyn Moore Graduate Scholarship Dorothy L. Herriman Scholarship Flute Fellowship Sylvia Feibelman Budd and Mark H. Hindsley Award for Marcel Mule Scholarship Clarence Budd Scholarship Symphonic Band Ben Nathanson Scholarship Vivian N. Humphreys Bundy Dorothy Hoff Mitchell Scholarship Nina Neal Scholarship Scholarship Ernest Hoffzimmer Scholarship Robert Erland Neal Dorothy Knowles Bush and Leonard Hokanson Chamber Music Scholarship Russell Jennings Bush Music Scholarship Juan Orrego-Salas Scholarship Piano Scholarship Georgia Wash Holbeck Fellowship Namita Pal Commemorative Award John and June Canfield Robert J. Harrison, Trustee Jason Paras Memorial Fund Bloomington Pops Scholarship William and Emma Horn Scholarship Marie Alice and Gilbert Peart Marvin Carmack Music Scholarship Harry Houdeshel Memorial Music Education Scholarship Susan Cartland-Bode Scholarship Flute Scholarship Jackie Pemberton Memorial Susan Cartland-Bode Performance Bruce Hubbard Memorial Scholarship Scholarship Excellence Scholarship Dwan Hublar Music Education Cole and Kate Porter Memorial Alan Chepregi Memorial Scholarship Scholarship Scholarship Emma E. Claus Scholarship Barbara and David Jacobs Fellowship George E. Powell III Scholarship Cook Graduate Scholarship Barbara and David Jacobs Mary and Oswald G. Ragatz Organ Patricia Sorenson Cox Memorial Scholarship Scholarship Scholarship Mack H. Kay Scholarship Agnes Davis Richardson Memorial Mavis McRae Crow Music Scholarship for Excellence in Jazz Scholarship T. F. and Emma A. Culver Scholarship Composition John Richardson Jr., Violin Scholarship Jeannette Davis Scholarship William Kincaid Memorial Scholarship Walter and Dorothy Robert Pete DeLone Memorial Scholarship Gregory C. Klinefelter Memorial Scholarship Alfonso D’Emilia Scholarship Scholarship Louise Margaret Roth Scholarship Gayl W. Doster Scholarship Marilyn Keiser Organ Scholarship Leonard and Maxine Ryan Frederick Ebbs Memorial Scholarship Eugene J. and Eleanor J. Knapik Memorial Fund David Eisler Memorial Scholarship Scholarship Roy and Mary Samuelsen Scholarship Ruth L. Elias Scholarship Lucie M. Kohlmeier Music Elizabeth Schaefer Scholarship Fund Merle Evans Scholarship Scholarship in Voice Lee Edward Schroeder Endowed Elsie Irwin Sweeney Memorial Lawrence R. & Vera I. White Music Scholarship Scholarship Scholarship György Sebők Scholarship in Piano Elizabeth Schaefer Tenreiro Scholarship Allen R. and Nancy A. White Ruth Parr Septer Scholarship Hans and Alice B. Tischler Endowment Music Scholarship Terry C. Shirk Memorial Scholarship Giorgio Tozzi Scholarship Ken C. Whitener Jr. Fund Shulz Memorial Fund Andy Upper Memorial Scholarship for Ballet Excellence Jerry E. Sirucek Memorial Scholarship Roe Van Boskirk Memorial Scholarship Robert E. Williams Singing Charles W. Slinkard Music Carl G. Van Buskirk Memorial Hoosiers Scholarship Scholarship Fund Scholarship Madge Wilson Music Scholarship St. Luke’s and Goulding Wood Lennart A. von Zweygberg Cello Carol A. Wingler Memorial Organ Scholarship Scholarship Fellowship Janos Starker Cello Scholarship William and Betty J. Wampler Marjorie Schlamp Winters Harp Charlotte Steinwedel Scholarship Scholarship Scholarship Evelyn P. Stier Memorial Scholarship Charles H. Webb Music Scholarship Janet Corday Won Memorial Edward M. Stochowicz Memorial Anna Weber Scholarship Scholarship Scholarship Wennerstrom-Phillips Piano Scholarship !e Woodwind and !e Brasswind Douglas and Margaret Strong Wennerstrom Music !eory Associate Scholarship Scholarship Instructor Fellowship Mildred Yoder Organ Scholarship Harry Sukman Memorial Scholarship Asher Zlotnik Scholarship Endowed Chairs and Professorships Pam & Jack Burks Professorship David H. Jacobs Chair in Music Dorothy Richard Starling Linda C. & Jack M. Gill Chair David and Barbara Jacobs Chair in Violin in violin Chair in Music Henry A. Upper Chair in Music Jack I. and Dora B. Hamlin Otto Nothhacksberger Chair Charles H. Webb Chair in Music Endowed Chair in Piano in Music

Annual Scholarships and Fellowships Aronoff Percussion Scholarship Dr. Miriam Gelvin Memorial Presser Music Award Bea Bleomker Memorial Scholarship Scholarship Sally W. Rhodes Scholarship Mary R. Book Music Scholarship Charles Gorham Trumpet Scholarship Sarah Joan Tuccelli-Gilbert Memorial Frances A. Brockman Scholarship Margaret H. Hamlin Scholarship Fellowship in Voice Camerata Scholarship Mary Jane Lawhead Keyboard Robert J. Waller Fellowship William B. Christ Memorial Scholarship Scholarship Madge Wilson Music Scholarship DeHaan Graduate Fellowship Bernard Opperman Memorial Avedis Zildjian Percussion Friday Musicale Scholarship Scholarship Scholarship Additional Privately Supported Funds David N. Baker Visiting Artist Fund Julius & Hanna Herford Fund for Harvey Phillips Tuba-Euphonium Mary E. & Richard H. Bradford Opera Visiting Scholars & Conductors Quartet Composition Contest Fund Informance Support Fund International Harp Competition Fund Charlotte Reeves Chamber Music A. Peter Brown Research Travel Fund Eva Janzer Memorial Fund Endowment Fund Elizabeth H. Burnham Music Freda and Walter Kaufmann Prize Maidee H. and Jackson A. Seward Instrument Maintenance Fund in Musicology Organ Fund Carillon Fund Ethel Louise Lyman Memorial Fund Singing Hoosiers Donations Fund Hoagy Carmichael Centennial Marching Band Centennial Fund Donald Louis Tavel Memorial Fund Celebration Fund McKinney Music Fountain Fund On Your Toes Fund Austin B. Caswell Award Menke/Webb/Sturgeon Inc. Fund Trombone Artistic Activity Fund Cook Band Building Fund Arthur R. Metz Carillonneur Fund Mary Wennerstrom Phillips and Robert Gatewood Opera Fund Music Dean’s Dissertation Prize Leonard M. Phillips Endowment Music !eory Fund Department of Musicology Fund !e Legacy Society !e Legacy Society at the Indiana University Jacobs School of Music honors the following individuals who have included the Jacobs School as a beneficiary under their wills, trusts, life insurance policies, retirement plans, and other estate-planning arrangements. Richard L. and Ann T. Alden Colleen Benninghoff D. Michael Donathan Mildred Frazee Allen Michael E. Bent !omas and Ellen Ehrlich Janette Amboise-Chaumont Richard and Mary Bradford H. Campbell Engles Ione Breeden Auer Eleanor Fell Caulfield Marianne V. Felton Dennis Bamber Eileen T. Cline Philip C. Ford Olimpia Barbera John and Doris Curran Frederick G. and Christa-Maria Beardsley Susie Dewey Mary Moffatt Freeburne Mr. and Mrs. Howard M. Gabbert, II Hon. P.A. Mack, Jr. Roy and Mary Samuelsen Erika Gabor and David Marshall Charles Jeffery Marlatt George Pershing Sappenfield Marcella Schahfer Gercken Susan Sukman McCray Morton and Virginia Schmucker Dr. M. A. Gilbert Douglas and Jean McLain Hubert and Norma Seller Harold and Lucille Goodman Sylvia McNair Maidee H. Seward Ken W. Grandstaff Donald and Sonna Merk Odette Fautret Shepherd Mary J. Griffin William F. Milligan Donald G. Sisler Jonathan L. Gripe Robert A. Mix Samuel W. and Martha K. Siurua Jack and Dora Hamlin Dale and Cynthia Nelson Catherine A. Smith Charles Handelman Del and Letty Newkirk Mary Todd Snider Mr. and Mrs. Gerald W. Hedman Robert O’Hearn William D. and Clara Hofberg Fred Opie and Melanie Spewock Elizabeth Kiser Strauss, Jr. Rona Hokanson Eleanor Osborn Douglas and Margaret Strong David Holcenberg Gilbert M. and Marie Alice Peart Maxine Rinne Talbot P. Stuart Holmquest Charles F. Peters Hans and Alice Tischler William T. and Kathryn R. Hopkins Leonard Phillips Henry A. and Celicia Upper David Huggins and Mary Wennerstrom Nicoletta Valletti Verna L. Johnson Jack Wallace Porter Robert J. Waller M. Bernice Jones and Charles C. Jones Ben B. Raney, Jr. Charles Webb James and Katherine Lazerwitz Clare Rayner Michael Weiss Lynn Vaught Lewis Charlotte Reeves Patricia and Robert Williams Ann M. and Dr. Richard Lilly Albert and Lynn Reichle Ross A. Wingler Bill and Brenda Little Naomi Ritter John D. Winters Harriett Block Macht Murray and Sue Robinson 5 Anonymous

!e mission of the Society of the Friends of Music is to raise scholarship funds for deserving, talented students at the Indiana University Jacobs School of Music. !e societywas established in 1964 by a small group led by Herman B Wells and Wilfred C. Bain.

Endowed Gi! Funds !e Robert M. Barker Scholarship !e Inga and Cesare Mario Cristini .!e Douglas and Virginia Jewell in honor of Patsy Fell-Barker Scholarship Scholarship !omas J. Beddow & Joseph W. !e Patsy Earles Scholarship !e Shainberg and Newman Scholarship Nordloh Memorial Scholarship !e Robert A. Edwards Scholarship !e Karl and Vera O’Lessker Scholarship !e Alan P. Bell Memorial Scholarship !e Patsy Fell-Barker Scholarship !e Dagmar K. Riley Scholarship George A. Bilque, Jr. Scholarship in honor of my family !e Scott C. and Kathryn Schurz !e Eleanor Jewell Byrnes Marianne V. Felton Scholarship Latin American Scholarship Piano Scholarship in Voice !e Ruth E. !ompson Scholarship Marvin Carmack Scholarship Marjorie F. Gravit Scholarship !e Kenda Webb Scholarship Anita Hursh Cast Scholarship Marjorie F. Gravit Piano Scholarship !e Herman B Wells Memorial !e Rajih and Darlene Haddawi Scholarship Scholarship Planned Gi!s David E. and M. Ruth Albright Esther Ritz Collyer Jeanette Calkins Marchant in memory Margaret K. Bachman Marianne V. Felton of Velma and Emerson Calkins Anita Hursh Cast Douglas and Virginia Jewell Judith C. Simic Memorials and Tributes Margaret K. Bachman in memory of William Bachman J. George and Muriel Mikelsons in honor of Maxie Schnicke Richard E. Bishop in memory of Nancy Bishop Betty Myers Bain in memory of John Myers Myron and Susan Bloom in memory of John Calabrese Jerrold and Virginia Myerson in memory of Albert Lazan Francis and Kay Borkowski in honor of Anita Cast Marcia O’Brien Porter in memory of Ross Allen Ellen Boru" in memory of William Boru" Elayne Ostrower in memory of Burt Ostrower Donald Breiter in memory of Marilyn Breiter Margrit Rothmuller in memory of Marko Rothmuller Linda Degh-Vazsonyi in memory of Andrew Vazsonyi John and Lorna Seward in memory of !omas John Drewes Anne Fraker in memory of Rupert Wentworth Ruth Skernick in memory of Abraham Skernick Anna Jerger in memory of Goldie Newman Sharon Stark in honor of Eric Stark James H. Johnson in honor of Henry A. Upper Monique J. Stolnitz in memory of George Stolnitz William Kunkel in memory of Patricia Kunkel Lewis H. Strouse in memory of Cora Strouse Edoardo Lebano in memory of Mary Lebano John and Sheryl Sullivan in honor of Hillary Sullivan Phillip and Linda Leckey in memory of !omas John Drewes Alexander Weaver in memory of Lillian Bass Winston and Helen May in memory of Doris Neumann Patricia Wise in memory of James Ramsey Larry McCoy in memory of !omas John Drewes Steven and Judith Young in honor of Richard L. Saucedo

Companies Providing Match Grants Dow Chemical Company ExxonMobil Foundation IBM International Foundation Foundation Global Impact Pitney Bowes Eli Lilly and Company

Special Recognition More than $10,000 Jennifer A. Cast David H. Jacobs, Jr. Dinah Sjolander and John Mason Marianne V. Felton Richard and Barbara Schilling

Guarantor Scholarship Circle Hoagy Carmichael $10,000 Joan Scully Carmack Memorial Dr. Richard Schilling-Ruth Tourner Voice Scholarship

Cole Porter $5,000 - $9,999 Patsy Fell-Barker and Bob Barker Rajih and Darlene Haddawi Ross S. Jennings Mark and Ann Bear / Scott and Kathryn Schurz Nelda Christ !e Robert H. Dewey Scholarship In memory of Jeanne Hardy Forkner, / Jeanette Calkins Marchant In memory of !omas John Drewes, by Stephen and Jo Ellen Ham Dennis and Judy Leatherman by John and Beth Drewes Ann Shilling Harrison and Dinah Sjolander and John Mason John and Adele Edgeworth Wade C. “Rusty” Harrison II vSmithville Telephone Company Jack and Linda Gill Harold R. Janitz T.I.S. - Tichenor Foundation, Inc

Herman B Wells Circle Gold $2,500 - $4,999 William and Anita Cast Charles and Julia McClary Murray and Sue Robinson William and Katherine Estes Kenneth Renkens David and Virginia Rogers Richard E. Ford and Debra Lay-Renkens John and Linda Zimmermann Sil!er $1,000 - $2,499 Margaret K. Bachman Frank and Athena Hrisomalos Gerald and Anne Moss Betty Myers Bain Lawrence and Celeste Hurst Dale and Cynthia Nelson F. Dale and Linda Bengtson Peter P. Jacobi Leonard and Louise Newman Pamela S. Buell Ned and Wendy Kirby Vera O’Lessker Jack and Pamela Burks Peter and Monika Kroener John and Lois Pless Jean Creek Howard and Carolyn Lickerman William and Margaret Salin Mary Pat Doyle Robert and Olga May Phyllis C. Schwitzer Don and Suzanne Earnhart Michael McRobbie L. Robert and Sylvia Stohler Frank K. Edmondson and Laurie Burns McRobbie Gregg and Judith Summerville Edward and Mary Fox Darl and Margaret Miller Hans and Sarah !orelli Paul and Ellen Gignilliat Peter and Patricia Miller Henry and Celicia Upper James and Roberta Graham Michael Molenda Charles H. Webb James and Joyce Grandorf and Janet Stavropoulos Jack R. Wentworth Kenneth R. R. Gros Louis James and Joan Whitaker

Dean Wilfred Bain Circle Patrons $500 - $999 David and Ruth Albright David Edgeworth and Leslie Scott David and Barbara Nordloh James and Ruth Allen Michael and Cheryl Engber James and Helen Pellerite James and Susan Alling Howard and Virginia Gest Eleanor B. Phillippe John and Teresa Ayres Irvin and Marcella Grossack Leonard Phillips Olimpia F. Barbera Robert and Ann Harman and Mary Wennerstrom Mark and Mary Bauman Richard and Ruth Johnson Fred A. Place !omas and Ania Beczkiewicz Kenneth and Linda Kaczmarek Mildred R. Reich David and Ingrid Berry George and Cathy Korinek Gwyn and Barbara Richards Michael and Vonora Bishop Ronald and Carolyn Kovener Margrit Rothmuller Malcolm H. Brown Joanne Kubesch Randy Schekman and Nancy Walls and John W. Clower Herbert Kuebler John and Lorna Seward Robert E. Burton William A. Kunkel Anthony and Jan Shipps William and Helen Butler Phillip and Linda Leckey Je"erson S. Shreve Fred and Beth Cate Jon and Susan Lewis Curtis and Judith Simic Esther Ritz Collyer Ronald and Linda Maus Catherine A. Smith Linda Degh-Vazsonyi Cullen and Rachel McCarty Jean M. Smith Lee and Eleanore Dodge William and Diana Miller Pamela C. Gri"el Sweiter Sterling and Melinda Doster Elizabeth Newlin Wayne and Jane Vincent Barbara Dunn Martin and Shirley Newman Martha F. Wailes

Sustainers $300 - $499 S. Christian and Mary Albright Mary C. Gasser William and Violet Lynch Gary and Kathy Anderson Suzanne W. Gilson David McClellan and Sandra Davis Ronald and Dee Bloom Robert Goulet Jerry and Phyllis McCullough Laura A. Bornholdt John J. Greenman Howard and Carolee Mehlinger William Bosron and Sheila Barton Robert and Martha Gutmann John and Geraldine Miller Donald L. Breiter Ralph E. Hamon Laura J. Mills Paul and Carolyn Brinkman Kenneth and Janet Harker Roger and Ruth Newton Eleanor J. Byrnes Steven L. Hendricks Daniel and Gale Nichols Gerald and Elizabeth Calkins Carter and Kathleen Henrich Marcia O’Brien Porter John and Cathleen Cameron Ernest Hite and Joan Pauls Donald Orr James and Carol Campbell Rona Hokanson and Caryl !ompson Howard and Elizabeth Chapman Jon and Judy Holdread Janet W. Pa&as Robert and June Chartrand Jean C. Holsinger Edwin Penhorwood Sarah Clevenger Robert and Jacqueline Hounchell and Costanza Cuccaro Vivian L. Counts Diane S. Humphrey Lloyd Peterson James and Cinda Culver James H. Johnson Inc PC and Margaret Intons-Peterson Jack Doskow and Jean Person Robert and Doris Johnson William F. Piel Peter and Pearl Ekstrom Sandra S. Kirby Oswald G. Ragatz Harvey and Phyllis Feigenbaum Marian Krajewska John and Lislott Richardson Mary E. Fiore Michael Larsen Roger and Tiiu Robison Richard S. Forkner and Ayelet Lindenstrauss Larsen Albert and Kathleen Ruesink Donald and Sandra Freund Harlan Lewis and Doris Wittenburg Karen Shaw Odette F. Shepherd Bruce and Shannon Storm Kenneth and Marcia VanderLinden Richard Small and Elizabeth Hewitt Douglas and Margaret Strong John and Jocelyn Wentworth Carl and Virginia Smith Lewis H. Strouse Robert and Patricia Williams Ethel C. Smith Sheldon and Alyce Stryker Steven and Judith Young

Donors $100 - $299 Bernard and Tama Abrams David and Jennie Drasin Gwen J. Kaag Robert Agrano" and Susan Klein Luba Dubinsky Marilyn J. Keiser Rodger and Diana Alexander Harold Dumes Patricia C. Kellar Jeremy and Robin Allen and Marsha Bradford Janet Kelsay Marcia A. Alles Jon and Sarah Dunn !omas and Mary Kendrick David and Melanie Alpers Jo Ann Eberly John and Julianne King Miriam Alpert Mark and Karin Edwards Richard and Lynn Kissel Ethan and Sandra Alyea Mary E. Ehrich Rosey Krakovitz Robert and Patricia Anker Joe and Gloria Emerson William and Mary Kroll Spiro and Jo Ann Athanas Mary I. Emison Sophie H. Kudryk John and Dianna Auld Daniel and Judy Ent Gregory B. Kuzmits Richard and Adrienne Baach John Fearnsides and Margaret Jenny Yvonne Y. Lai Donna M. Baiocchi James and Joan Ferguson David and Suzanne Larsen David and Lida Baker Richard and Susan Ferguson Merritt and D. Naomi Lawlis Mark J. Baker Joseph and Dolores Fiacable Barbara Lawyer W. Claude and Susan Baker Robert and Joan Fields Edoardo A. Lebano Nicholas and Jean Balaguras Linda Figen Leslie and Kathleen Lenkowsky !omas Baldner Maurice Finkel Kristin M. Lensch A. James Barnes and Sarah Hughes Richard and Victoria Flint Mitzi A. Lewison David and Judith Barnett Elfryda Florek John and Johanna Linster Robert and Patricia Bayer Anne T. Fraker Bill and Brenda Little Eric and Marilyn Behrman Stephen A. Free Donna C. Lively Clark Yves and Audrey Beigbeder Sarah E. Frey Julian and Mary Livingston Bell Trace Inc Gabriel and Sara Frommer Dennis and Dana Long Shirley Bell Anthony and Beverly Galpern Virginia K. Long-Cecil Ernest and Eva Bernhardt-Kabisch Bernardino and Caterina Ghetti Pierpont A. Mack Richard E. Bishop Bruce and Mary Gingles Kenneth P. Mackie Georgia R. Bledsoe Vincent M. Golik James and Jeanne Madison Myron and Susan Bloom Charles and Ellen Gorham William and Eleanor Mallory Hank J. Bode Henry and Alice Gray Mayer and Ellen Mandelbaum and Susan Cartland-Bode William and Robin Gress Nancy G. Martin Paul W. Borg and John B. Hartley Murray and Susan Grodner Charles and Katherine Matson Francis and Kay Borkowski Robert I. Grubbs Perry J. Maull Ellen R. Boru" Jay and Sandra Habig Chester L. McCormack Norma L. Bristow Hendrik and Jacobina Haitjema Susann H. McDonald Carl and Connie Brorson Kenneth and Judy Hamilton William and Janet McGarvey Laurence and Mary Brown Stanley and Hilary Hamilton Dennis and Beverly McGuire Alexander and Virginia Buchwald Patrick and Kristin Harbison Jerry and Lucy McIntosh Susan L. Burk Jacqueline S. Harding James L. McLay Richard and Ann Burke R. Victor and Martha Harnack Donald L. McMasters Derek and Marilyn Burleson Emmett and Pierrette Harris Glen and Shirley Melton Sheila M. Burrello Robert and Emily Harrison Michael and Virginia Metzger William and Victoria Butz Donald and Lucy Harvey Emanuel and Kathleen Mickel Barbara J. Byrum James R. Hasler J. George and Muriel Mikelsons Barbara Carlson Lenore S. Hat#eld Herbert and Judy Miller Ledford and Julia Carter Barbara J. Henn Richard and Sue Miller Alexander and Donna Cartwright James and Sandra Hertling David and Teresa Milroy John and Anita Cau"man David and Rachel Hertz Stephen and Sandra Moberly Leland Caul#eld and Eleanor Fell John D. Hobson Alfred and Carol Moellering Janis Chapline Patricia H. Hodge Edward Mongoven and Jay and Nancy Cherry Norman and Judy Holy Judith Schroeder Milford and Margaret Christenson Donna Hornibrook Lois Morris Mary A. Clark James and Marcia Huguenard John and Patricia Mulholland Willis and Virginia Clark Owen and Annette Hungerford Frieda E. Myers John and Joan Cochran John L. Iltis Lee and Ardith Nehrt Lenora G. Cohen Anna L. Jerger Delano and Luzetta Newkirk Edmond and Marcella Cooper Douglas and Virginia Jewell Gloria G. Noone Steven and Karin Coopersmith Martin D. Joachim Lillie L. Normington Bruce Corner and Gaye Gronlund Lora D. Johnson Douglas and Roma North William and Marion Crawford Burton and Eleanor Jones Eugene O’Brien John R. Cutter Donald and Margaret Jones Joan C. Olcott Barbara M. Dixon Ted Jones and Marcia Busch-Jones Richard and Jill Olshavsky Robert and Mary Orben Ray and Ann Sanderson Monique J. Stolnitz James and Carol Orr Arthur and Norma Schenck Ellen Strommen Elayne Ostrower Lynn L. Schenck William and Gayle Stuebe Aria L. Oswalt Fred and Jane Schlegel Paula W. Sunderman Kent and Suzann Owen Maxie C. Schnicke Charles and Paula Swander John and Margart Page Ruth M. Schramm Viola Taliaferro Arsen and Mary Papakhian Fredric and Nancy Schroeder Saundra B. Taylor Kathryn Parrott Richard C. Searles Charles E. !ompson Harlan and Joanna Peithman Randolph and Mary Seger Je"rey S. Tunis Dorothy L. Peterson Dennis Senchuk and Karen Hanson George and Karen Van Arsdale Richard and Harriet P#ster Glenn and Sheila Sermersheim Charles and Marjorie Van Tassel Doris M. Philbrick J. Robert Shine Judith Walco" Cheryl L. Phillips Patrick and Lisa Shoulders George Walker Carol Pierce Michael A. Simkowitz and Carolyn Lipson-Walker Philip and Debra Ponella Denis Sinor Donovan R. Walling Ronald and Frona Powell Lorraine E. Sirucek Alexander Weaver Raymond Prose Ruth Skernick Gloria D. Westfall and Eileen Lantz-Prose David and Marie-Louise Smith L. Alan and Elizabeth Whaley Nevin and Dorothy Raber David Smith and Marie Libal-Smith James and Anna White Stanley and Zelma Ransom Eliot and Pamela Smith Mark Wiedenmayer Mary J. Reilly Janet S. Smith Virginia N. Wightman Joseph and Roberta Rezits Fredric and Roberta Somach G. Cleve and Frances Wilhoit Myfanwy Richards Alan and Donna Spears Roger A. Williams Betty Rieger Dominic and Patty Spera Hana B. Wilson Jill A. Robinson Pauline Spulber Lewiell and Elizabeth Winkler David and Lynn Rogers Janis Starcs Patricia Wise Allan and Barbara Ross Sharon R. Stark Willard and Victoria Witte Frank and Jo Rowe Janos and Rae Starker James and Ruth Witten John and Mary Rucker P. Ronald and Sarah Stephenson Barbara L. Wolf Ruth L. Rusie Malcolm and Ellen Stern John and Margaret Woodcock Edward and Janet Ryan Dan and Susan Sterner Virginia A. Woodward John and Dora Ryan M. Dee and Rozella Stewart William and Margaret Yarber Susan J. Sandberg Robert N. Stewart George and Billie Yost Stephen S. Sanders Robert and Virginia Stockton Virginia Zeani

Donations received between July 1, 2008, and June 30, 2009, will support scholarships for the 2009-2010 school year. Board of Directors 2008 – 2009 Anita Cast, President !omas Beczkiewicz, Past President Ruth Albright, Vice President Murray Robinson, Treasurer Laurie Burns McRobbie, Secretary

David Jacobs Jr., Honorary Member Charles Webb, Honorary Member

Olimpia Barbera Jo Ellen Ham Vera O’Lessker Shirley Bell Rona Hokanson Janet Pa&as Pam Burks Peter Jacobi Joe Peacock Sheila Burrello George Korinek Debra Renkens Jan Chapline Carolyn Lickerman Scott Schurz Beth Drewes Susan Lyons Judy Simic Frank Eberle Darby McCarty Catherine Smith Phyllis Feigenbaum Anne Moss Janet Stavropoulos Patsy Fell-Barker Dale Nelson Henry Upper Linda Gill Lenny Newman Malcolm Webb Lou Newman Emeritus Board of Directors Monika Kroener, President Helen Caldwell Wayne C. “Rusty” Harrison, II Lorna and John Seward Marvin Carmack Monika and Peter Kroener Ethel Closson Smith Esther Collyer Jeanette Calkins Marchant Shannon and Bruce Storm Susie Dewey Eleanor Phillippe Don !iele Richard Ford Lois and John Pless Raymond Tichenor Darlene and Rajih Haddawi Wayne Vincent

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The performances of Jacobs School of Music students add immeasurably to our cultural life, but many of them could not be here without scholarship assistance. The Society of the Friends of Music is a volunteer organization whose mission focuses on providing scholarships for deserving, talented students at the Jacobs School of Music. Your annual membership contribution funds these scholarships, and to thank you for your donation, you will receive: = The Libretto, the Friends of Music newsletter = IU Music, the Jacobs School of Music magazine = Prelude, the Jacobs School of Music monthly performance calendar = Invitations to special events

Guarantor Scholarship Circle !" $10,000 Hoagy Carmichael** "" !" $5,000 Cole Porter** Herman B Wells Circle !" $2,500 Gold** " " !" $1,000 Silver** Dean Wilfred Bain Circle !" $500 Patron* " " !" $300 Sustainer* "" !" $100 Donor* !" $25 Explorer (age 50 and younger)

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Checks should be made payable to the Friends of Music (I38I002015). Please mail this form to: Friends of Music, Jacobs School of Music, Indiana University, Bloomington, IN 47405. IU Opera !eater Production Staff

General Manager ...... Dean Gwyn Richards Executive Administrator, IU Opera & Ballet !eater ...... Maria L. Levy Production Manager ...... Jim Lile Guest Assistant Stage Managers ...... Jennifer K. Burns, Kathleen Reeves Production Administrative Assistant ...... Nancy Guyer Set Designer & Master Scenic Artist ...... C. David Higgins Visiting Lecturer/Opera Coach ...... Kimberly Carballo Visiting Lecturer/Opera Coach ...... Daniela Candillari Coaches/Accompanists ...... Mark Phelps, Shuichi Umeyama Interim Technical Director ...... Alissia Lauer Assistant Technical Director ...... Marc Black Executive Administrator of Instrumental Ensembles and Special Performance Activity ...... !omas Wieligman Director of Choral Studies ...... William Jon Gray Head of Properties Department and Scenic Artist ...... Timothy Stebbins Scenic and Properties Assistant ...... Mark Smith Scenic Painter ...... Makenzie Kus Lighting Designer ...... Michael Schwandt Assistant Lighting Designer ...... Patrick Mero Interim Head of Costumes, Wigs & Make-up ...... Eléonore Maudry First Hands ...... Soraya Noorzad, Dana Tzvetkov Part-Time First Hand ...... Swallow Leach, Anna Ramsey Purifoy Costume Intern ...... Rebecca Williams Scenery Construction ...... Ken D’Eliso, William Presnell, David Presson Audio Technician ...... Wayne Jackson Coordinator of Audio Production & Sound Design ...... Travis Gregg Electrical Maintenance ...... Dennis Long Box Office and House Manager ...... Tridib Pal Director of Marketing and Publicity ...... Alain Barker Publicity Assistant ...... Linda Cajigas Office of Marketing and Publicity Editor ...... Skip Sluder Cast (in order of first appearance) OPERA & BALLET October 3, 2008 October 4, 2008 2008-2009 SEASON Violetta Valery ...... Joanna Ruszała Jung Nan Yoon theater Baron Douphol, her benefactor ...... Adam Ewing Nathan Brown Flora Bervoix, #f friend of Violetta ...... Kendall Zini-Jones Suna Avci B!"ets Marquese d’Obigny, O$% Time Flora’s benefactor ...... Jesse Malgieri Ye Chen

Alfredo Germont ...... Jason Wickson Joshua Whitener

Giorgio Germont, his father ...... Jin Uk Lee Scott Harrison Hogsed

Gastone de Letorieres, a friend of Violetta and Alfredo . . . Nikhil Nakval Asitha Tennekoon

Dottore Grenville, a friend of Violetta ...... Miroslaw Witkowski Quinto Ott

Annina, Violetta’s maid ...... Jessica Feigenbaum Carrie Hendrickson

Sondra Nottingham, Wig & Make-up Designer Kyung-Ook Kim, Student Assistant Stage Manager

TO OUR PATRONS: Curtain time for IU Opera !eater is promptly at 8 p.m., by which time all opera goers should be in their seats. Latecomers will be seated only on the third terrace, or at the discretion of the management. !ank you for your cooperation. #f La Traviata will conclude at approximately 10:45 p.m. W&n'o( No Cameras, Flash Equipment, or Audio Recorders are allowed in the auditorium of the Musical Arts Center.