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1993 NEXT WAVE FESTIVAL

_ PROGRAM NOTES _

STEVE REICH ENSEMBLE

Cheryl Bensman Rowe, lyric soprano Marion Beckenstein, lyric soprano James Bassi, tenor Hugo Munday, baritone Bob Becker, Russ Hartenberger, Garry Kvistad, Thad Wheeler, percussion Nurit Tilles, Edmund Niemann, Philip Bush, pianos & keyboards Elizabeth Lim, Todd Reynolds, violin Scott Rawls, viola Jeanne LeBlanc, cello Leslie Scott, Kenneth Dybisz, flutes, oboe, english horn, clarinet & bass clarinet

SYNOPSIS

In the Bible, Abraham buys a cave from Ephron the Hittite as a burial place for his wife Sarah. The Cave of the Patriarchs, as it has come to be known, became the final resting place not only for Sarah, but for Abraham and their descendants as well. In Jewish mystical sources, the cave is also a passageway back to the Garden of Eden. It is said that Adam and Eve are also buried there.

The cave is of great religious significance for Moslems as well. While the Jews are descendants of Abraham and Sarah through their son Isaac, the Moslems trace their lineage to Abraham through his son Ishmael born to Hagar, Sarah's handmaid.

Today the cave, located in the largely Arab town of Hebron, in the West Bank, is completely built over and inaccessible. The ancient structures built above it reveal a long history of conflicting claims. One discovers not only the wall Herod erected around 'the cave, but also the remains of a Byzantine church, and finally the: mosque built in the 12th century which has dominated the site ever since. Since 1967 the mosque built above the cave remains under Moslem jurisdiction, while the Israeli army maintains a presence at the site. Though tensions run particularly high, the site remains unique as the only place on earth where Jews and Moslems both worship.

The Cave is in three acts. In each act we asked the same basic questions to a different group of people. The basic five questions were: Who for you is Abraham? Who for you is Sarah? Who for you is Hagar? Who for you is Ishmael? Who for you is Isaac? In the first act we asked Israelis, in the sec­ ond we asked Palestinians, and in the third we asked Americans. I _ PROGRAM NOTES _

Act I: West jerusalem/Hebron Act 2: East jerusalem/Hebron May/june 1989 june 1989 and june 1991 (Act I is 64 minutes) (Act II is 40 minutes) Israeli interviewees in order ofappearance: Palestinian interviewees in order ofappearance:

EPHRAIM ISAAC Born· in Ethiopia, he has SHEIKH DAHOUD ATALAH The Muqri at AI­ lived in Israel and is currently Director of Aksa mosque, Jerusalem. the Institute of Semitic Studies at Princeton SUAD KARAMAN Poet and editor of The Univeristy. Women~s World in Arabic. She has also BARUCH NACHSHON An artist by profession, taught English. he lives in the Jewish Settlement of Kiryat ARAYDI NAIM Poet and writer from Maghar Arba in Hebron. Village. MAGEN BROSHI Chief Curator, the Shrine of KHALID M. SULEIMAN Journalist from the Book, and D. S. and J. H. Gottesman Hebron. Centre for Biblical Manuscripts. One of the MARIAN MARl Dr. of Education, initiator leading experts on the Dead Sea Scrolls. and director of Early Childhood Education NADINE SHENKAR Writer and Professor of Project for the Arab child in Israel, and Jewish Art at the Bezalel Academy of Art in President of the Galilee Social Research Israel, and scholar and practitioner of Center in Nazareth. Kaballah. ITAF ZIAD English instructor at Ramalah DAVID BEN YOSEF Social worker and resident Women's Training Center. She is also an of the Jewish Settlement of Kiryat Arba in Editor of Gesher, a Palestinian magazine in Hebron. Hebrew. RIVKA GONEN Archaeologist and chief cura­ HAJ MITHKAL NATOUR Served for 15 years tor at the ethnography wing of the Israel as director of Arab Education in East Museum in Jerusalem. Jerusalem. He is also Doctor of Islamic B. MICHAEL Political columnist and satirist studies and author of a book about the laws for the Israeli newspaper Ha-aretz. of the Moslem family in Israel according to MOSHE IDEL Leading scholar and writer on Islamic and Israeli law. Kabbalah and professor of Jewish Thought ALI EL-KHALILI Poet and editor of EI Fajar. at the Hebrew University, Jerusalem. SAMIA KAZMUZ Singer and actress. She is YESHAYAHU LEIBOWITZ A biochemist by pro­ also an educational counselor. fession, he has been, since the early 1940's, DR. ABDUL LATIF BARGHOUTHI Professor of one of the most incisive and controversial Islamic Studies, Bir Zeit University, West Bank. critics of Israeli culture and politics. He JAMIL ABU TORMEH Principal of a secondary lives in Jerusalem. school, East Jerusalem. URIEL SIMON Professor at the Department MUSBAH T AHBOUB From a family which has of Bible at Bar Han University in Israel, and cared for the mosque of Haram el-Khalil in head of the Institute for the History of Hebron for generations. Jewish Bible Research. He is active in the DR. ADEL MANNA Professor of Islamic religious peace movement, Netivot Shalom. Studies at the Hebrew University. GABRIEL BARKAI A prominent archaeologist IMAM T ALAL EID Religious director, Islamic and scholar, specializing in the Iron Age­ Center of New England, and a graduate of the period of the Israelite monarchy (10th AI-Azhar University, School of Islamic century to 6th century B.C.)-and profes­ Science and Law, Cairo, Egypt. He also sor at Tel Aviv University. holds a Master of Theological Studies degree. YAEL LAMM At the time of the interview in from Harvard Divinity School. June 1989, she was a yeshiva student in KHALIL ATAMNA Professor of Islamic studies, Efrat near Jerusalem. Bir Zeit University, West Bank. M. WATAD Journalist and writer. He is also a former member of the Knesset. RIAD OTHMAN A hotel manager. (short pause) I (intermission) _ PROGRAM NOTES_

Act III: New York City/ Austin - April/May 1992 (Act III is 32 minutes) American interviewees in order ofappearance: SUSAN HEWITT Born in England, raised in the ELIZABETH LECOMPTE Born in Toledo, Ohio, in church of England tradition and has now lived 1959, and has lived and worked in New York in America for 15 years. She taught biology at City for 25 years. She is Director of the Yale for one semester, and has taught Hatha Wooster Group. Yoga for 10 years. She is a practicing Tibetan RICHARD SERRA Sculptor who lives and works Buddhist. in N.Y.C. and Cape Breton, Nova Scotia. DENNIS PRAGER KABC Radio commentator in VALERIE STEELE Fashion historian and author of , writer and publisher of Ultimate several books, including Paris Fashion: A Issues, quarterly journal on Judaism and life, Cultural History and Women of Fashion: and Founder and President of the Micah Center Twentieth Century Designers. for Ethical Monotheism. JEFFREY SABALA A student studying mechanical MARION CHIIDRESS-USHER Clergywoman in the engineering at the University of Texas in United Methodist Church and Director of Austin, and co-leader of the Native American Campus Ministry for the United Campus Student Organization. Ministry of Austin. RON HAVERN Graduate of Harvard Divinity JEAN HOUSTON Philosopher, psychologist and School; he teaches philosophy and religion at cultural historian known for her many books New York University and at Marymount exploring myth and transformation. She is College while maintaining a private co-director of the Foundation for Mind practice in psychotherapy. Research. FANNIE DEBOSE One of the pioneers of the MARY MACARTHUR GRIFFIN Former execu- Institutional Church of God in Christ in tive director of The Kitchen in N.Y.C. and an Brooklyn and head advisor to the youth depart- arts consultant who lives and works there. ment of the church. LISA ROGERS Graduate of the Episcopal VALERIE BRIDGEMAN DAVIS A minister from Theological Seminary of the Southwest, and is Austin who is studying Hebrew scriptures. program director of Out Youth Austin, a les- ELIZABETH BRUMMET Registrar of the Juilliard bian and gay youth peer support group. School in N.Y.C. KEITH SONNIER Sculptor who lives and works SAUL ROSENBERG Completing his Ph.D. in in N.Y.C. and Europe. He recently completed American Literature at Columbia University, he a kilometer-long installation at the new Munich teaches American Literature, Classical Hebrew airport. and Jewish Education in N.Y.C. DANIEL BERRIGAN In his own words, "Jesuit SHARON DUNN A legal assistant for Scadden priest, author, convicted felon - alleluia!" Arps Associates in N.Y.C., a member of the KERRI LOGSDON Scenic artist, University of choir of the Institutional Church of God in Texas Performing Arts Center. Christ in BrooklYn, N.Y. and performed in the ARTHUR DANTO Johnsonian Professor of choir of The Gospel ofColonus on Broadway. Philosophy at Columbia University, art critic LEROY FISCHER Self-employed heating contrac- for The Nation, and the author of many books tor and a longtime member and deacon of the on philosophy and the visual arts. Institutional Church of God in Christ in FRANCIS E. PETERS Chair of the Near Eastern BrooklYn. Religious Department at New York University; CARL SAGAN Pulitzer prize-winner, professor of among his books is Children of Abraham: Astronomy and Director of the Laboratory for Judaism, Christianity and Islam. Planetary Studies at Cornell University. ANN DRUYAN Secretary of the Federation of CORA NIVENS A longtime member of the American Scientists and co-author of the Institutional Church of God in Christ in Cosmos TV series and Shadows of Forgotten Brooklyn where she is the second of five gener- Ancestors with Carl Sagan. ations active in the church. LYNN LYTTON Lives in Austin and is a personal CECILIA BABCOCK SMITH Assistant rector, St. computer consultant at the University of Texas, David's Episcopal Church, Austin. land is active at the University Catholic Center. PROGRAM NOTES Production Staff General Production Allison Sommers Stage manager Set construction Adirondack Scenic Inc. John young Video projectionist English Bible translator Steve Reich, Peter Pretsfelder Audio engineer Standard JPS (1962 & 1917), Duncan Edwards Audio engineer J. Magil Linear translations Ellen Dennis European tour manager English Koran text from Steve PowelL Video disk playback technician standard translation Abdullah Yusuf Ali Nick Mangano Assistant stage director French Bible translators Sabrina Birner James Youmans Associate stage designer Gabriel Landau J. Michael Gottlieb Assistant lighting designer French Koran text from standard James Leonard Rigger/carpenter translation Muhammed Hamidullah Joshua Weitzman Electrician German Bible translator .Ingrid Schwarzkopf John Wooding Second electrician German Koran text from Kirk Lawrence Assistant stage manager standard translation Rudy Paret Video Production German translator ofinterviews Todd Bishop Computer graphics consultant Harry Siegel Computer-generated stills/ composites/pans Beryl Korot THE CA VE IS REPRESENTED BY: Off- and on-line video editor Beryl Korot Europe: Andrew Rosner, Allied Artists Video mastering engineer Ben Rubin 42 Montpelier Square, , SW& lJZ Pre-recorded sound mastering Judith Sherman, tel: 71-589-6243 fax: 71-581-5269 John Kilgore, Steve Reich North America & Japan: Helene Cann Computer typing Outward Visions Inc. instrument software Ben Rubin 175 Fifth Ave., Suite 2396 Computer-controlled laser disk playback New York, NY 10010 system design Ben Rubin, Dave Canning tel: 212-741-8814 fax: 212-675-8011 Computer-controlled laser disk playback PRESS CONTACT FOR THE CA VE: system construction Dave Canning, DAC Inc. Peggy A. Brown & Claire Whittaker The Kreisberg Group Ltd. Field Trips 1926 Broadway, New York, NY 10023 Director ofphotography/camera Beryl Korot tel: 212-799-5515 fax: 212-799-5355 Interview lighting and camera . Maryse Alberti (Act I) Special thanks to: Ezra Reich, Andrew Rosner, Sarah Hickson, Peter Trilling (Acts 2 and 3) Helene Cann, Dr. Klaus Peter Kehr, Klaus Bachler, Interviewer & soundman Steve Reich Josephine Markovits, Harvey Lichtenstein, Interview coordinators . Joseph Melillo, Karen Hopkins, David Jones, Rebecca Rass (Act I) assisted by Hannah Kay John Ellson, Jan van Flijmen, Bernard Foccroulle, Avital Mozinson, Rebecca Rass (Act 2) Nele Herding, Suzanne Sato, James Trowbridge, Roger Oliver, Ursula Parks (Act 3) Ruth Cummings Sorensen, Agnes Gund, Ira Weitzman, Susan Bergholz, Bob Hurwitz, Jewish Advisors Peter Clancy, Carol Yaple, Peggy Brown, Claire Rabbi Shlomo Riskin . Whittaker, Luisa Kreisberg, Jonathan Cott, Religious leader ofEffrat near Jerusalem William Judson, K. Robert Schwarz, David Ross, John Hanhardt, Matthew Yokobosky, Mary Rabbi Ephraim Buchwald . Sharp Cronson, Linda Golding, Janice Susskind, Lincoln Square Synagogue, New York Steven Swarz, all the staff at Boosey & Hawkes, Rabbi Hershel Cohen . James Kendrick, Arnold Packer, Anderson Clark, Lincoln Square Synagogue, New York 3M pre-recorded Optical Media Inc., Advanced Remote Technologies Inc., Rebecca Rickman, Islamic Advisors El Al Airlines, Mishkanot Sh'ananim, Jonah Fisher Dr. Mahmoud Ayoub . & The Jerusalem Center for the Visual Arts, Department ofReligion, Temple University Z'ev Yavin, Ja'akov Mishorer, Dr. Mahmoud Aker, Dr. Assad Busool . Zahira Kamal, Lamis Alami, Mawasi Faruq, American Islamic College, Walid Sadik, Jeanette Wakin, Christopher Beach, Rachel Chanoff, Henning Lohner, Lisa Simoncelli, Imam TalaI Eid Religious leader, Miki Navazio, Rabbi Lawrence Kushner, Islamic Center ofNew England Mark Kroll, Nina Sobel, Rabbi Jonathan Glass, Tayeb Hibri Graduate student Paul O'Rourke, James Romano, The Brooklyn ofIslamic Studies, Columbia University Museum of Art, Raphael Patai, Mr. & Mrs. •George Korot WHO'S WHO

STEVE REICH, internationally recognized as one the Israel Philharmonic conducted by Zubin of the world's foremost living composers, was Mehta; the Saint Louis Symphony conducted by born in New York and was raised there and in ; the Brooklyn Philharmonic . He studied piano briefly as a child Orchestra conducted by Kent Nagano; the Los and began studying Western rudimental drum­ Angeles Philhar-monic conducted by Neal ming at the age of 14 with Roland Kohloff, prin­ Stulberg; the BBC Symphony conducted by Peter cipal timpanist with the New York Philharmonic. Eotvos and the Boston Symphony Orchestra con­ In 1957 Reich graduated with honors in ducted by . Several Philosophy from Cornell University. For the next notable choreographers have created dances to two years, he studied composition with Hall Reich's music, including Anne Teresa de Overton, and from 1958 to '61 he studied at the Keersmaeker (Fase, 1983, set to four early Juilliard School of Music with William Bergsma works), Jerome Robbins for the New York City and Vincent Persichetti. He received his M.A. in Ballet (Eight Lines) and Laura Dean, who com­ Music from Mills College in 1963, where he stud­ missioned Sextet. That ballet, entitled Impact, ied with Darius Milhaud and . premiered at the Brooklyn Academy of Music's During the summer of 1970, with the help of a NEXT WAVE Festival, and earned Reich and grant from the Institute for International Dean a Bessie Award in 1986. Other major Education, Reich studied drumming at the choreographers using Reich's music include Eliot Institute for African Studies at the University of Feld, Alvin Ailey, Lar Lubovitch, Maurice Bejart, Ghana in Accra. In 1973 and '74 he studied Lucinda Childs, Siobhan Davies and Richard Balinese Gamelan Semar Pegulingan and Gamelan Alston. Steve Reich has been awarded grants Gambang at the American Society for Eastern from the New York State Council on the Arts Arts in Seattle and Berkeley, California. From (1974), the Rockefeller Foundation (1975,1978, 1976 to '77 he studied the traditional forms of 1981 and 1990), the National Endowment for the cantillation (chanting) of the Hebrew scriptures Arts (1974 and 1976) and the Koussevitzy in New York and Jerusalem. In 1966 Steve Reich Foundation (1981). He was awarded a founded his own ensemble of three musicians, Guggenheim Fellowship in 1978. which rapidly grew to 18 members or more. BERYL KOROT is an early pioneer of video art, Between 1971 and '90, Steve Reich and and of multiple-channel work in particular. She Musicians went on 25 world tours, and have the was co-founder and co-editor of distinction of performing to sold-out houses at Radical Software (1970), the first publication to document artists' venues as diverse as Carnegie Hall and the work and ideas concerning video, and in 1976 Bottom Line Cabaret. In 1990, Reich received a she co-edited Video Art with Ira Schneider, pub­ Grammy Award for Best Contemporary lished by Harcourt Brace Jovanovich. She is best Composition for Different Trains. Over the known for her multiple-channel video installation years, Steve Reich has received commissions from works: the 4-channel Dachau 1974 and Text and the Holland Festival; San Francisco Symphony; Commentary, a 5-channel video work which the Rothko Chapel; flutist Ransom Wilson; the incorporated drawings, weavings and notations. Brooklyn Academy of Music for guitarist Pat She pioneered the creation of non-verbal narra­ Metheny; West German Radio, ; Fromm tive works for multiple channels by working with Music Foundation for clarinetist Richard specific imageltime/sound sequences on sets of Stoltzman; the Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra; paired channels. These pairs, with identical Betty Freeman for the Kronos 'Quartet; Festival though differently timed images, bound the work d'Automne, Paris for the 200th anniversary of the as it proceeded in time, creating a kind of video French Revolution; and Ensemble Intercontempo­ tapestry woven of sound and image, and rhythmi­ raine, London Sinfonetta, Ensemble Moderne and cally punctuated by grey leader pause. These BBC Proms in honor of its centennial, all in 1995. works were featured for a month at the Whitney In 1988 a ten-day festival of Reich's music was Museum of American Art in 1980 as "important held at London's Southbank Centre. Included in in video history for their formal articulation of this retrospective were performances by Steve multi-monitor image structure and the integration Reich and Musicians, the (per­ of the video image with other media." Korot's forming the world premiere of Different Trains); installations have been seen nationally and inter­ and the London Symphony Orchestra conducted nationally, and 1974, a recognized clas­ by Michael Tilson Thomas. Steve Reich's music Dachau has been performed by major orchestras around sic of the genre, has been included in several the world, including the New York Philharmonic recent video art retrospectives. Her works have conducted by ; the San Francisco been exhibited at the Kolnischer Kunstverein, Koln (1989), Neuen Berliner Kunstverein (1989), Symphony conducted by Michael Tilson Thomas; Kunsthaus Zurich (1989), Carnegie Museum of • continued WHO'S WHO

Art, Pittsburgh (1990), The Jewish Museum of Fellow at St. Anne's College, Oxford University, Art, NYC (1988), Long Beach Museum of Art, where she met her husband Anthony Giles. She CA (1988), Musee des Beaux Arts, Montreal is the proud mother of Alexandra. (1980), San Francisco Art Institute (1981), The RICHARD NELSON has lighted hundreds of Leo Castelli Gallery (1977), 6, plays, musicals, ballets operas, concerts, buildings Kassel, Germany (1977), The Kitchen (1974) and and events over' a 30-year period, internationally. Everson Museum of Art, Syracuse (1975 and Among Broadway credits are Stephen Sondheim's '79). In 1978 the Videoviewpoints series at the Sunday In The Park With George (1984 Tony Museum of featured a presentation Award) and Into The Woods (1988 Tony of both Dachau 1974 and Text and Commentary. Nomination). Architectural projects include the Her early single channel works were seen at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library. For several Whitney Biennial (1975), the Kennedy Center years he served on the faculty of the University of "Art Now" (1974), the Sao Paulo Biennial (1975) Michigan's Graduate Design Program. His com­ and The Finch College Museum (1972), to name pany, Lucida Corporation, produces specialized a few. In the fall of 1993, these early tapes will software for the lighting design industry. be included as part of a new touring exhibition sponsored by ICI in New York City called The JOHN ARNONE recently received his second First Generation: Women in Video (1970-'75). Obie for excellence in set design and this year's Dachau 1974 was featured in the 1975 PBS pro­ American Theatre Wing Award. Distinguished gram on video art hosted by Russell Connor. artists with whom he has collaborated include Between 1980 and '88 she devoted herself full­ Joanne Akalaitis, Bob Balaban, Mikhal time to oil painting, creating works on handwo­ Baryshnikov, Michael Bennett, Eric Bogosian, ven and traditional linen canvas. These were Blair Brown, Robert Egan, Robert Falls, Spalding paintings based on a language she created which Gray, Michael Grief, Len Jenkin, Kevin Kline, was an analog to the Latin alphabet. A room in Mark Lamos, James Lapine, Lindsay Law, Des this abstract language was created illuminating McAnuff, Bette Midler, Bill Moyers, Mike the Babel story, as well as other texts. Some of Nichols, Sharon Ott, Joseph Papp, Arthur Penn, these works were seen at The Carnegie Museum Penn & Teller, Carey Perloff, Steve Reich, Gary (1990), and in solo exhibition in the Project Sinise, Don Scardino, Tommy Schlamme, Twyla Room, John Weber Gallery, N.Y.C., in 1986. Tharp, Garry Trudeau, Jac Venza, David Warren, Over the past twenty years she has received and Garland Wright. In addition to designing for grants from the National Endowment for the theatre, film and television, Mr. Arnone is an Arts (1975, '77, '79), the New York State Adjunct Professor of Theatre Design at UCSD. Council on the Arts (1973-'74, 1978) the Currently he is designing The Who's rock opera Creative Artists Public Service Fund (1972, '75 Tommy for Broadway. and '78) and most recently for her work on The Cave from The Rockefeller Foundation, The RENEE LEVINE was born in Nice, France, and Andy Warhol Foundation, the National raised in New York and Mexico City. She was Endowment for the Arts, and The Nathan co-director, with composers Lukas Foss and Cummings Foundation. Since 1989, Beryl Korot Morton Feldman, of the Contemporary Music has been working full-time on The Cave in col- Group at the State University of New York at laboration with composer Steve Reich. Buffalo and director of the Contemporary Music CAREY PERLOFF is the Artistic Director of the Festival at the California Institute of the Arts. American Conservatory Theatre in San Francisco, She was Director of the Inter-Arts Program at a Tony Award-winning classical theatre that just the National Endowment for the Arts in celebrated its 25th anniversary. Ms. Perloff Washington D.C. and was Executive Producer of assumed the leadership of ACT in November Robert Longo's theater work, Killing Angels. In 1991, and has directed two acclaimed produc- addition to her activities as producer, Ms. Levine tions for ACT thus far: Strindberg's Creditors is Dean of Continuing Studies at the Maryland and Sophocles' Antigone, starring Elizabeth Institute, College of Art in Baltimore. Pena. Prior to arriving at ACT, Ms. Perloff was Artistic Director of CSC Repertory Ltd., the STEVEN EHRENBERG brings a varied, exten- Classic Stage Company, in New York City, for sive background in music theater to The Cave whom she garnered many Obie Awards for her project. As production manager for New York's innovative productions of classical plays. Ms. Music-Theatre Group he has developed and Perloff served on the faculty of NYU's Tisch toured Richard Foreman's Africanus Instructus, School of the Arts for eight years, was educated . Julie T,aymo~'s Juan Darien, and all of Martha at Stanford University and was a FUlbrightiClarke s proJects. In New York Mr. Ehrenberg WHO'S WHO has managed many productions, including Other Renaissance, Baroque and Classical repertoire. A People's Money, And the World Goes 'Round, former member of the Waverly Consort and the and Return to the Forbidden Planet. Mr. Western Wind Vocal Ensemble, Ms. Bensman Ehrenberg is a principle partner of Stageright Rowe has toured extensively throughout North Inc., a New York-based firm of Production! and South America and Europe, and has recorded Technical theater specialists. for many labels. BEN RUBIN designs interactive media systems MARION BECKENSTEIN performs with a vari­ for installation and performance. His system ety of contemporary and early chamber music design work includes an interactive theater at the ensembles in the New York area. In addition to Liberty Science Center (with Peace River Films), having toured and recorded with Steve Reich and video systems for Richard Teitelbaum's operas in Musicians, she is regularly heard as soloist with Germany and Austria, and exhibit systems for Music Before 1800 Productions, the Long Island science and art museums internationally. An Baroque Ensemble, the Conrad Cummings emerging artist himself, Rubin's media perfor­ Ensemble, the Alliance for American Song and mances and installations have been shown in the­ the New York Virtuoso Singers. Concert and aters and museums in the United States, Canada opera appearances include performances with the Europe and Japan. Rubin received his M.S. in Norwalk Symphony, the Bach Aria Group, the Visual Studies from the M.I.T. Media Lab. He Bronx Arts Ensemble, Vineyard Musicke and has been a technical consultant to The Cave pro­ Concert Royal. Ms. Beckenstein received her ject since 1989. Master's degree from the Eastman School of DONNA ZAKOWSKA has designed for theater, Music, where she studied with Marcia Baldwin circus and film. New York based, her work has and Jan de Gaetani. been seen in such theaters as Lincoln Center, JAMES BASSI has sung in premiere performances BAM and the Public Theater. In film, Ms. of many contemporary works, including John Zakowska has worked on numerous Woody Adams' operas The Death of Klinghoffer and Allen films and recently designed John Turturro's Nixon in China. As oratorio soloist, he performs new film Mac. Her other collaborations involve works of Bach, Handel and Mozart. James is designing the Big Apple Circus, Mick Jagger's also a pianist and composer. He has received tours and extensive work in puppet theater with composing grants from the National Endowment Roman Paska's Theater for the Birds in America for the Arts and Meet The Composer. His works and throughout Europe. have been performed at Lincoln Center, through­ out New York City, the U.S., Canada and Africa. PAUL HILLIER lives in California where he directs The Theatre of Voices and is Associate HUGO MUNDAY was born and raised in Professor of Music at the University of California England but has made New York City his home p~rformed at Davis. Founder and former musical director of since 1988. In that time he has in The Hilliard Ensemble, his interests range from most of the 50 states, toured Canada and per­ medieval music to contemporary composers such formed in much of Europe. His most memorable as Arvo Part and Steve Reich. He is general edi­ professional experiences include studying with tor of Fazer Editions of Early Music (Finland) the late Sir Peter Pears, singing at an illegal soli­ and has published several anthologies of vocal darity meeting in Poland, singing for the funeral music (Faber Music, Oxford University Press). of James Baldwin and impersonating a well­ He records for ECM, EMI, Harmonia Mundi, known anthropologist for a series of television Finlandia and Hyperion and is active as both documentaries. Hugo is one of the founding singer and conductor in the United States, Japan members of the acclaimed sextet Hudson Shad. and Europe. BOB BECKER's performing experience spans nearly all of the musical disciplines where percus- CHERYL BENSMAN ROWE is enjoying a diver- sion is found. He has been percussionist for the sified career. Well known to new music audi- Marlboro Music Festival and timpanist with the ences, she has sung new works with the New Marlboro Festival Orchestra under Pablo Casals. York Philharmonic, the Chicago Symphony, the For several years he was percussionist with the St. Louis Symphony, the Israel Philharmonic, the Paul Winter Consort and he has performed and St. Luke's Chamber Symphony and the recorded with Marion Brown, Gil Evans, Steve Duisburger Sinfoniker. She recently made her Gadd, Paul Horn and Chuck Mangione. He has Carnegie Hall debut with the American appeared as tabla soloist in India and has accom- Composer's Orchestra singing Tehillim by Steve ~ panied many of the major artists of Hindustani Reich. She has performed a wide variety OflmUSiC. He is also a founding member of the WHO'S WHO

Flaming Dono West African Dance and Drum THAD WHEELER graduated from the Hartt Ensemble in Toronto. As a member of Nexus he College of Music and studied in the graduate has appeared as soloist with the New York division of the Juilliard School. Mr. Wheeler has Philharmonic, the Boston Symphony, and the toured internationally with Steve Reich, Liza Symphony, among many others. As a Minelli, the Karole Armitage Ballet, and various regular member of the ensemble Steve Reich and Broadway shows. He has appeared on ABC, Musicians, he has toured world-wide and NBC and MTV and recorded on Nonesuch, appeared as soloist with the Israel Philharmonic, Elektra, Angel, ECM and Opus 1. Mr. Wheeler the Brooklyn Philharmonic, the New York is musical director and arranger of Alborada Philharmonic and the London Symphony. Latina, The Chamber Ensemble for Latin Generally considered to be one of the world's American Music, and co-founder of the Zasis premier virtuoso performers on the xylophone Improvisatory Ensemble. He is the composer and and marimba, he also appears regularly as an director of The Wheeler Project. independent soloist and clinician. NURIT TILLES has appeared solo at Town Hall, RUSSELL HARTENBERGER is a member of Cooper Union and The Knitting Factory. Her Nexus and is the percussion teacher at the recording of modern piano rags was produced by University of Toronto. He has performed with Rudi Blesh. She has performed and recorded Steve Reich and Musicians since 1971. He with Steve Reich & Musicians since 1975, and received a B.Mus. from Curtis Institute, a was a member of The Mother Mallard Band for M.Mus. from Catholic University and a Ph.D. in seven years. Her long association with Meredith World Music from Wesleyan University where he Monk has included duo concert tours. Tilles and studied mrdangam, tabla, West African drum­ Niemann are the duo-pianists known as Double ming and Javanese Gamelan. He has been a fea­ Edge, described by the Village Voice as "one of tured performer with the New York the century's best piano duos...their sonority is Philharmonic, Boston Symphony, Cleveland big, their ensemble perfect, their repertoire wild." Orchestra, Toronto Symphony, Israel Since their 1987 Town Hall debut they have per­ Philharmonic, London Symphony, Cologne Radio formed throughout the United States and Europe, Orchestra, New Japan Philharmonic, Orchestre most recently in Hungary and Bulgaria, and will Nationale de Lyons and with many other orches­ tour Australia in 1993. Composers such as David tras in North America. His travels have included Borden, John Cage and "Blue" Gene Tyranny extensive touring in North, South and Central have written new works for Double Edge. America, the Caribbean,· Europe Asia, Australia, Recordings by the duo include U.S. Choice (CRI) New Zealand, West Africa and India. and Messiaen's Visions de L'Amen (New Albion). GARRY KVISTAD is the musician and instru­ EDMUND NIEMANN became a member of ment builder responsible for the development of Steve Reich and Musicians in 1978, touring the Woodstock Chimes. He is a graduate of the United States, Canada, Europe, Australia and Oberlin Conservatory of Music, where he Japan. He is also a founding member of received his Bachelor of Music degree, and Parnassus, now in its 19th season (CDs on Koch Northern Illinois University, where he received International, CRI and New World). With Nurit his Master's. In 1969 Garry was a fellowship Tilles, he formed Double Edge, a duo piano recipient at the Tanglewood Festival of the ensemble which made its Town Hall debut in Boston Symphony. He has been on the faculty of 1987. American appearances by Double Edge the Cincinnati College Conservatory of Music include New Sounds Live, Bang on a Can and was co-founder of the Blackearth Percussion Festival, Lincoln Center Out-of-Doors and a New Group. In addition, he has performed with the Music Network Tour sponsored by NYSCA. Chicago Symphony, the Cleveland Orchestra and European appearances have taken the duo to the Israel Philharmonic and founded a Balinese England, Holland, Belgium, Germany, Gamelan, Giri Mekar. Garry was recently Switzerland, Italy, Portugal, Ireland, Hungary, awarded two commissions for large playable Czechoslovakia and Bulgaria. Mr. Niemann has chimes. The first was played in Carnegie Hall also appeared as a guest artist with Speculum during its 1990 Centennial Celebration in a work Musicae, the New York New Music Ensemble by Toru Takemitsu, From Me Flows What You and the Da Capo Players. He has been a member Call Time; the second was installed in Louisville, of Laura Dean Dancers & Musicians and has Kentucky as part of that city's 1991 Art in Public toured with Anne Theresa de Keersmaeker. Mr. Places campaign. Presently he is a member of Niemann has been on the faculty of Sarah Steve Reich and Musicians, recording with them Lawrence College since 1991. for Nonesuch Records. I WHO'S WHO

PHILLIP BUSH, since his 1984 New York debut Australis, Cygnas Ensemble, The Twentieth at the Metropolitan Museum, has maintained a Century Music Ensemble and Grupo Tarapiela. busy career as soloist and chamber musician, He holds degrees from Indiana University and with particular devotion to new music. As soloist SUNY at Stonybrook. he has appeared with the orchestras of Houston, JEANNE LEBLANC, cellist, graduated from the Cincinnati and Charlotte. He has performed and Juilliard School where she was a scholarship stu­ recorded with the Chamber Music Society of dent of Harvey Shapiro. She has performed Lincoln Center and appears at festivals from extensively in the United States, Europe and the Scotland to Japan, including his upcoming tenth Far East. As principal cellist, she has played with season at the Newport Music Festival. He has the Cologne Chamber Orchestra, American toured throughout the world with Steve Reich Composers Orchestra, the Spoleto Festival and Musicians, the Philip Glass Ensemble and Orchestra, Filamonica de las Americas and the the Scott Johnson Quartet. Mr. Bush received American Symphony. In addition to touring with the NEA Solo Recitalists' Fellowship to present a Steve Reich and Musicians, Ms. LeBlanc has per­ series of concerts in 1993 featuring microtonal formed with the Group for Contemporary Music, works for piano and keyboards. He is a gradu­ New York Chamber Soloists, Da Capo Chamber ate of Peabody Conservatory, where he studied Players, New York Baroque Ensemble, Concert with Leon Fleisher. Royal and the Bach Chamber Soloists. She has ELIZABETH LIM, violinist, began music studies recorded for Columbia Records (Masterworks), at the age of three and performed her first recital C.R.I., Nonesuch and London Records (Argo). within two years. She has performed extensively LES SCOTT, a native of Nashville, Tennessee, in the United States, Korea, Austria and France. holds degrees from the Juilliard School of Music She has performed as soloist with l'Orchestre de and Washington University. After a ten year Bayonne-Cote Basque, the Nebraska Chamber stint with the St. Louis Symphony, Mr. Scott Orchestra, Philharmonia Virtuosi of New York moved to New York City where he has pursued and l'Orchestre de Bordeaux, recorded by Radio an active freelance career as instrumentalist and France. She received her Bachelor of Music at the conductor. His work has included performances Juilliard School and her Master of Music at the with musicians and conductors as varied as Yale School of Music. She performs frequently Charles Mingus and Zubin Mehta. His associa­ with the Orchestra of St. Luke's and the New tion with Steve Reich has continued over a peri­ York City Opera National Company and has od of more than 20 years. appeared as guest artist with the Laurentian, Mendelssohn and Emerson String Quartets. Ms. KEN DYBISZ is a graduate of DePaul University Lim has appeared at many summer festivals, in Chicago where he studied clarinet with Hobart including the Aspen Music Festival, the Vermont Grimes and oboe with Gladys Elliott. He has per­ Mozart Festival, Caramoor and Mostly Mozart. formed with the American Ballet Theater Orchestra, played numerous Broadway shows TODD REYNOLDS received his Masters degree and has recorded for television, radio and movies. from SUNY Stonybrook and studied at the He is currently a member of the orchestra for the Eastman School of Music. He is the former prin", award-winning Broadway musical, cipal second violinist with the Rochester Falsettos. Philharmonic Orchestra and has also performed PETER PRETSFELDER is a producer and stage with such diverse entities as the Group fOl manager. He has toured the world with Steve Contemporary Music and the Society for Reich and Musicians, Astor Piazzolla, and Chamber Music at Lincoln Center as well as Andreas Vollenwieder, among others. He has being the first violinist with Bar-None recording been involved in the productions of the artists The Ordinaires and violinist with the Peter Presidential Inaugurations of Bill Clinton and Moffitt Band. George Bush, the Grand Opening of the World SCOTT RAWLS, violist, is an active performer Financial Center, the 100th Anniversary of the and pedagogue, heard most often as recital artist Wall Street Journal and the 150th Anniversary of and chamber musician in North America and the New York Philharmonic. He has also pro- duced events for The , Western Europe. Recent performances include recitals at the Consonance Festival in France, The Whitney Museum of American Art, the New Concerts for Europe in , Mostly Modern York Public Library, the New York Shakespeare Chamber Players, New Jersey Composers Guild Festival, Carnegie Hall and Philip Morris. and performing Bartok Viola Concerto with the DUNCAN EDWARDS' most recent sound Sinfonica de Tenerife in the Canary Islands. He . designs include Shakespeare for My Father, star­ has been guest artist with the Guild Trio, Terralilring Lynn Redgrave on Broadway, the European WHO'S WHO tours of Broadway Tonight! and Encounter 500 Wedding and Constance Congdon's No Mercy as well as the international tour of Porgy and at The Berkshire Theatre Festival, Selling Off at Bess. He lives in New York City and Rome, the John Houseman Theatre and Showstoppers, Italy with his wife Patricia Norcia and daughter a 1991 tour for Barry Manilow. Francesca. J. MICHAEL GOTTLIEB works as a lighting JOHN YOUNG has been involved in the techni­ designer and assistant designer in New York. cal side of commercial and theatrical productions Recent design credits include Puccini's Suor since 1976. He has staged major events for the Angelica for Rockland Opera, Romeo and Juliet Museum of Modern Art in New York City, the for the Art and Work Ensemble and Marat/Sade Brooklyn Academy of Music, the United Nations, on Theatre Row. As an assistant designer he has the World Soccer Association and the University worked on Broadway, in London's West End, off­ of Pennsylvania, to name a few. Additionally, he Broadway and regionally. A resident of has staged national events for many large corpo­ Brooklyn, Mr. Gottlieb graduated with honors rations, including IBM, American Airlines, BMW, from Vassar College. General Foods, Ford Motor Corporation, Scott Paper International, General Motors and NICK MANGANO recently joined Carey Perloff Armstrong World Industries. He has also pro­ at the American Conservatory Theater in San vided technical support to numerous off­ Francisco, where he is the Artistic Staff Associate, Broadway shows and has worked on various pre­ and where he directed Sophocles' Electra for the sentations for people such as Ridley Scott, Bill Conservatory's Advanced Training Program. In Cosby, Gregory Hines and Presidents Gerald the fall of 1993 he will direct the premiere of Ford and Ronald Reagan. Frank Lewin's opera Burning Bright, based on the play by John Steinbeck, at the Shubert STEVE POWELL has been involved in music and Theater in New Haven. musical presentation for 13 years. After graduat­ ing from Texas A&M University in 1980 he JOSHUA WEITZMAN works as a production moved to Dallas and began performing with area electrician for off-Broadway shows and other bands. He played electric bass, keyboards and special projects. He is a principle partner in vocals while working as a live sound engineer. In Stageright, Inc., a New York City-based pro­ 1988 he began providing remote broadcast engi­ duction firm. neering services for the Z-Rock radio network, JAMES LEONARD lives in New York City and furnishing live on-air audio mixing for nationally has been an associate of special effects wizard signed acts, and became a recording engineer in a Peter Foy for 13 years as well as senior partner of 24-track recording studio. Most recently he Stageright Inc. in New York City. worked on the 1992 Genesis World Tour video crew as operator and programmer of the ARTI JOHN WOODING has worked in New York as multi-synchronous media controller system. an electrician for various plays, musicals and ben­ efits over the past three years. ALLISON SOMMERS has been a stage manager for plays on Broadway: Big River, Into the Light, KIRK LAWRENCE has worked as a technician Octette Bridge Club; Off-Broadway, the off-Broadway in Other People's Money and The Manhattan Theatre Club, the N.Y. Shakespeare World Goes 'Round, on the world tour of Juan Festival, Second Stage, Playwrights' Horizons, the Darien and is currently Technical Director of Brooklyn Academy of Music, the Kennedy Center, Penny Arcade's Bitch! Dyke! Faghag! Whore! the McCarter Theatre and the LaJolla Playhouse. MARYSE ALBERTI is a cinematographer of both JAMES YOUMANS' credits for scenic design documentary and feature films. Her credits include Anna Devere Smith's Fires in the Mirror, include H2 Worker for which she received an William Finn's Romance in Hard Times and A award from The Sundance Festival, Incident at Mom's Life at The New York Shakespeare Oglala by Robert Redford, Poison by Todd Festival, Donald Margulies's Sight Unseen, Haines and Dead Fall by Christopher Coppola. Darrah Cloud's The Skickwife, and Elizabeth PETER TRILLING is a director/cameraman Egloff's Wolf-Man at the Manhattan Theatre whose work includes corporate, documentary and Club, Jeffrey Essman's Bella, Belle of independent videos. His company is Trilling Byelorussia at the W.PA. Theatre and his Pictures in Manhattan. Triplets in Uniform at La Mama, Phillip Gotanda's The Wash at The Mark Taper Forum, Mac Wellman's Sincerity Forever, Christopher Durang's Baby with the Bathwater, Brecht's The• _ BAMBOARDANDSTAFF _

Chairman Members Ronald E. Feiner Martin F. Mertz Honorary Trustees Bruce C. Ratner Bettina Bancroft* Alan H. Fishman* John Morning Seth Faison Jenne K. Britell Robert L. Forbes Jonathan Newcomb President Paul Lepercq Harvey Lichtenstein Norman J. Buchan Michael Fuchs Evelyn Ortner Kevin Burke Robert M. Johnson David J. Peeker AmeVennema Chairman of the William I. Campbell Sidney Kantor David L. Ramsay Executive Committee Henry Christensen, III Stanley H. Kaplan Jonathan F.P. Rose Ex-Officio Frederick B. Henry Beth Rudin DeWoody* Andrew K. Klink Robert C. Rosenberg* Hon. David N. Dinkins Vice Chairmen Charles M. Diker Edgar A. Lampert* Mikki Shepard Hon. Howard Golden Neil D. Chrisman* Brendan J. Dugan Marylin B. Levitt Vaughn C. Williams Hon. Herbert E. Berman Rita Hillman* Arnold J. Eckelman Eugene H. Luntey Hon. Luis R. Cancel I. Stanley Kriegel* Chaim Edelstein Laurie Mallet *Executive Committee Franklin R. Weissberg* Mallory Factor Charles W. Merideth Member

EXECUTIVE AND Capital Projects MARKETING & PROMOTION Cassandra Sherrod, PROGRAM STAFF Norman MacArthur, Marketing Membership Assistant Harvey Lichtenstein, Capital Projects Manager Catrina Logan Boisson, Sponsorship & Special Events President & Ken Rinker, Director ofMarketing Tambra Lee Dillon, Executive Producer Construction Coordinator Diana Robinson Frazier, Director ofSpecial Events and Marketing Manager Sponsorships Karen Brooks Hopkins, FINANCE Executive Vice President Henry C. Blazer, Lynn Stirrup, Judith L. Stevens, Director of Senior Graphic Designer Special Events Manager Joseph V. Melillo, Accounting and Finance Producing Diredor Mitchell Figaredo, Audience Scott A. Watson, Peter Gee, Budget Manager Development Director Development Assistant Robert Bennett, Natalie Baptista, Payroll Manager General Manager Susan Levy, Director, Group Sales Carol Cornman, Tonya Cobb, Accounts Dewonnie Frederick, Special Events Assistant David E. Kleiser, Vice President for Receivable Administrator Finance and Administration Marketing Assistant Kelly Maginnis, Claudette Griffith, Ann Murphy, Marketing Consultant Patron Ticket Coordinator Rick Thompson, Vice President for Accounting Manager Marketing and Promotion Publicity & Public Relations Livet Reichard Company, Inc. Deborah Harrison-Williams, William Murray, Special Consultant, Anne Livet ADMINISTRATION Accounts Payable Clerk Acting Director, PRESIDENT'S OFFICE Elizabeth A. Sharp, GENERAL MANAGEMENT & Press & Public Relations DeWayne Snype, Press Associate Pamela Mosley, Personnel Manager PRODUCTION Gertrude S. Boothe, Receptionist & The Zeisler Group: Executive Secretary General Management LimorTomer Administrative Assistant Lynn Moffat, Associate Ellen Zeisler, Suzanne Ford Public Relations Consultant Assistant to the President Serafin Castro, Mail Clerk General Manager & Cynthia Smith, Mary E. Reilly, Company Manager Publications Promotions PROGRAMMING Administrative Assistant Angela Gardner, Assistant Company Jan Winarsky, Advertising and Leslie Findlen, Promotions Manager Programming Coordinator BOX OFFICE Manager Sean Keepers, Robert Marlin, Fiscal Coordinator Patricia Harris, Ellen O. Anderson, Treasurer Associate Director of Publications Karin Wolman, Administrative Administrative Assistant Karen M. Winer, Debbie Millman, Publications & Assistant/Visa Coordinator First Assistant Treasurer Promotions Consultant Andrew Wagner, Rentals Manager PUBLIC AFFAIRS Pat Durand, Assistant Treasurer Subscription & Ticket Services Theater Management Kya Tention, Leslie Scharf, Assistant Treasurer Lyndon Zincke, Public Affairs Assistant Marsha Rosenberg, Bob Riordan, Theater Manager Christine McElroy Gruder, Director of Ticket Services Assistant Treasurer Cathie-Ann Daniel, Asst. Director TELEMARKETING AND TELE­ Associate Theater Manager Gloria Hodgson, FUNDRAISING BUILDING MANAGEMENT Brenda Joyner, Theater Staff Subscription Supervisor Calvin B. Holland, Director of Jack Dobson, Building Manager Supervisor Production Telemarketing and Colman Rupp, Production Manager Subscription Assistants Ivan Reyes, Assistant to Trevor David Telefundraising Building Manager Jonathan Secor, Suzette Briscoe Maintenance/Security Production Coordinator Helga Barrow HOUSE PHOTOGRAPHER Ronald Greene, Director of Mark London, Martha Swope & Associates Security/Maintenance Production Coordinator PERFORMING ARTS Carol Rosegg, William Gibson, Joseph Patterson, Assistant Director Benjamin A. Solotaire, PROGRAMS FOR Blanche Mackey of Security/Maintenance Production Coordinator YOUNG PEOPLE Gabriel Antonella, Assistant Director Caitlin Barton, VIDEO ARCHIVIST Leanne Tintori Wells, Director Character Generators ofSecurity/Maintenance Production Office Manager L. John Ormond, Associate Director Michael Schwartz, Egerton Kelly, Supervisor Judy Zamon, Assistant Production of Programming Mark Robison Sadie Vinson, Assistant Supervisor Coordinator Sharon M. Schwartz, Associate Kenneth Aguillera Don Rior9an, Crew Chief Director for Education SOUND CONSULTANT Collie Dean Opera ,House John Malatesta, Program Assistant Ray Dorso Jack F~ler1 Head Electrician Abe Jacob Donald Farr PatrickMcDonald, PLANNING AND MEDICAL CONSULTANTS Harold Heath Master of Properties DEVELOPMENT Jonathan Lorch, MD Matthew James Cyrus Similly, Head Carpenter Development Jordan S. Josephson, MD Benjamin McDonald Timothy Fuller, Flyman Denis Azaro, Sheraf Moustafa James D'Adamo, Electrician Director ofDevelopment LEGAL COUNSEL Ron Rathan Lewis Resnick, Electrician Jacqueline A. Kravetz, Kaufman, Feiner, Yamin, Gilden & Roberto Solis Thomas Paulucci, Sound Engineer Development Manager Robbins James Victor Playhouse Brian Grundstrom, Fiscal Manager Haskell Walker Howard Larson, Head Electrician M. Lourdes Marquez, INSURANCE HVAC and Repair Services James Kehoe, Head Carpenter Development Associate Marsh & McLennan, Inc. George Hoffer, Chief Engineer Lepercq Space George Rush, ACCOUNTANTS Leonard Abbruscato, Chris Butts, Head Electrician Development Associate Lutz and Carr Supervising Maintainer Majestic Theater Daniel C. Bailey, Research Associate Courtney Harris Lewis Resnick, Head Electrician Lisa Rodriguez, Administrative Thanks to Nicole Miller for design Bernard Lawrence Edward Conti, Wardrobe Supen'isor Assistant/Office Manager of BAM ushers' ties and scarves. Anthony Shields Michelle Pogoda, -Ernesr-Southerlapd, M,j;zintenance MANAGEMENT INFORMA- Administrative Assistant Majestic Theater ' TION SYSTEMS Membership Barry Jackson, fiueervisor Ranald T. Adams, Director of MIS Danielle Amato Milligan, Jason Walters . .., .. Afshin Afshar, Systems Manager Director ofMajor Gifts Rawle Scott Julie Liang, PC Support David Dean, Membership Manager Calvin Brackett • _THECAMPAIGNFORBAM_

The Brooklyn Academy of Music recently launched The Campaign for BAM, a major four-year fund raising effort to provide $20 million in permanent endowment funds and $2.5 million for expanded cash reserves and expenses. Income from endowment will support the full range of BAM's artistic, com­ munity, and education programs, facilities, and operations. Since the start of the drive, to be conducted from 1992 to 1995, BAM has received gifts and pledges totalling $10.5 million from nearly thirty donors.

The Brooklyn Academy ofMusic gratefully acknowledges the generosity of all these contributors to The Campaign for BAM and gives special recognition to the following leadership donors who have made gifts of $100,000 or more:

($1,000,000 AND ABOVE)

MR. AND MRS. RICHARD B. FISHER

PHILIP MORRIS/ NEXT WAVE FORWARD FUND

LILA WALLACE-READER'S DIGEST ENDOWMENT FUND FOR COMMUNITY, EDUCATIONAL AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS PROGRAMS

($250,000 AND ABOVE)

THE BOHEN FOUNDATION

JUDY AND ALAN H. FISHMAN

MICHAEL BANCROFT GOTH ENDOWED ANNUAL PERFORMANCE FUND

ALEX HILLMAN FAMILY FOUNDATION

MR. AND MRS. HAMISH MAXWELL

MARY AND JIM OTTAWAY, JR. IN HONOR OF RUTH BLACKBURNE OTTAWAY

JULIE AND BRUCE RATNER

($100,000 AND ABOVE)

INDEPEDEN,CE SAVINGS BANK

J. P. MORGAN ~ CO. INCORPORATED

JONATHAN F. P~r AND DIANA V. C. ROSE

SAMUEL AND MAY RUDIN FOUNDATION, INC.

MR. AND MRS. AME VENNEMA

(As OF SEPTEMBER 1, 1993)

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LEADERSHIP Vogue New York Community Trust Center Ltd. ($100,000 or more) Volvo Company Kellner, Dileo & Co. Air France Robert W. Wilson Foundation, Inc. Robin & Edgar Lampert AT&T The Norman & Rosita Winston One World Arts Foundation Liz Claiborne Foundation, Inc. The Government of Canada Foundation Park Avenue Charitable Fund Madamoiselle through the Department of Anonymous Primerica Foundation Maker's Mark Bourbon Quaker Instant Grits Marsh & McLennan Companies External Affairs and GUARANTORS Quebec Government House; The Matra International Trade ($25,000 or more) Cultural Affairs Dept. of McGraw-Hill, Inc. Elf Aquitaine, Inc. ABN AMRO Bank N.V. and Quebec; the International Affairs Allen McNeary & Fondation Elf European American Bank Dept. of Quebec Priscilla Campbell Richard B. & Emily H. Fisher Absolut Vodka David Ramsay, MD Metropolitan Life Foundation The Ford Foundation American Airlines L. Jonathan F.P. Rose Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation French Ministry of Culture and The Louis Calder Foundation Helena Rubinstein Foundation Mirabella Communication Carillon Importers Ltd. The Scherman Foundation, Inc. Netherlands Board of Tourism French Ministry of Foreign Affairs Mary Flagler Cary Charitable Trust Joseph E. Seagram & Son Inc. Fund New York Design Center Inc. through AFAA and the Cultural GeoPrizm The Evelyn Sharp Foundation Northern Telecom Inc. Services of French Embassy NY The Foreign Office of the Federal Simon & Schuster Mr. & Mrs. Everett H. Ortner The Howard Gilman Foundation Republic of Germany Skanska (U.S.A.), Inc. Oscar de la Renta The Florence Gould Foundation The Horace W. Goldsmith Societe Generale Paramount Publishing The MetroTech Downtown Fund Foundation The Jules and Doris Stein Foundation Mrs. Alice Holbrook Platt National Endowment for the Arts Goethe House New York/German Tetra PakInc. Polo/Ralph Lauren Netherlands Ministry of Culture Cultural Center Time Warner Inc. Revlon New York City Department of Mrs. Alex Hillman Trygg-Hansa SPP/Home Holdings Inc. RJRNabisco Cultural Affairs The Dorothea L. Leonhardt Michael Tuch Foundation, Inc. The Rockefeller Group New York State Council on the Arts Foundation, Inc. Uris Brothers Foundation The Billy Rose Foundation The Province of Ontario through the Lufthansa German Airlines Wendy vanden Heuvel Arthur Ross Foundation, Inc. Ministry of Culture and Morgan Guaranty Trust Company W/Fairchild Publications Royal Netherlands Embassy Communications Morgan Stanley Group Inc. Vaughn C. Williams S.H. & Helen R. Scheuer Family The Pew Charitable Trusts National Westminster Bank L. Marshall Zeigen Foundation Philip Morris Companies Inc. Natural Heritage Trust The Rockefeller Foundation Anonymous Securities Industry Automation Samuel I. Newhouse Foundation Corporation Fan Fox & Leslie R. Samuels The Pfizer Foundation, Inc. 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Holbrook & Robbins Guess? Jeans John S. & James L. Knight Heckscher Foundation for Children Mr. Michael Fuchs Richard and Dorothy Hulbert Leonard Garment Foundation Home Box Office, Inc. ICM Arthur and Marylin Levitt IBM Corporation Gerlach Arts Partners and Shippers Johnson & Higgins Mr. & Mrs. Sidney Kantor Mr. and Mrs. Hamish Maxwell Independence Savings Bank The Getty Foundation National Endowment for the & Donna Karan ING Bank William Mary Greve Foundation Humanities & Me. & Mrs. I. Stanley Kriegel Investor International (U.S.), Inc. Mary Livingston Griggs Mary New Street Foundation Inc. lara Lee & George Gund III Kenneth Cole Productions, Inc. Griggs Burke Foundation & Phyllis Holbrook Lichtenstein New York Newsday Andrew Klink Goldman, Sachs Co. New York Telephone Company Maersk Inc. KLM Royal Dutch Airlines Gourmet Magazine The New Yorker Magazine, Inc. Agnes Gund and Daniel Shapiro John P. Meyer Sydney & Frances Lewis The Edward John Noble Foundation Harper's Bazaar Donald E. Newhouse Foundation Henri Bendel New York City-Yours To Discover John Nuveen & Co. Incorporated Meet The Composer Bruce C. Ratner House of Windsor Collection Tourism Grant Merrill Lynch & Co. Foundation, Inc. Republic National Bank of New York William Josephson Mary and Jim Ottaway, Jr. Joyce Mertz-Gilmore Foundation Kahlua Liqueur The of New York Republic Bank for Savings Morgan Stanley Foundation, Inc. Samuel & May Rudin The M. Kaplan Fund Point Music Henry & Lucy Moses Fund, Inc. J. Polygram Records Foundation, Inc. The Netherland-America Rita J. and Stanley H. Kaplan Foundation Nicholas Polsky The Swedish Institute, Foundation Toyota Motor Sales U.S.A., Inc. Stanley H. Kaplan Educational Anne S. Richardson Fund I _ BAM PATRON COUNCILS _

1993-94 BAM OPERA COUNCIL Members Cynthia F. Davis Socrates Nicholas Rebecca Sullivan Bettina Bancroft Mr. and Mrs. Anthony T. Dean Evelyn and Everett Ortner The Isak and Rose Weinman AnneH. Bass Elizabeth de Cuevas John Michael Powers, Jr. Foundation, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Henry Christensen, III Yveta and Malcolm Graff Ted and Betsy Rogers Mr. W. Loeber Landau Catherine G. Curran William Josephson Ms. Barbara Stanton 1993-94 NEXT WAVE PRODUCER'S COUNCIL Co-Chairmen Sam Cohn Barbara Hoffman Barbara & Max Pine Beth Rudin DeWoody Maria & Kenneth Cole Irwin Horowitz Mr. & Mrs. Leon B. Polsky David Kuhn Anita Contini & Bianca Jagger John Michael Powers, Jr. Isaac Mizrahi Stephen Van Anden Linda Janovic Dr. David L. Ramsay Mary S. Cronson Mary & Sidney Kantor Dan Rather 1993 NEXT WAVE Poster Artist Anna Cryer Miriam Katowitz & Julie & Bruce C. Ratner Joanne Toor Cummings Arthur Radin Greg Reece Mr. & Mrs. Oscar de la Renta George A. Kellner Jonathan F. P. Rose & Members Jeffrey Deitch Lylla & George Kleinman Diana Calthorpe Anonymous Michael D. Dingman Ted Kohl Robert C. Rosenberg & Herbert Allen Frederick N. & Michele Oka Doner William D. Kornreich Fran Kaufman Diana & Arthur Altschul Gabe Doppelt Robert A. Krasnow Clifford Ross Giorgio Armani Bil Ehrlich Charlotte & Stanley Kriegel Michel Roux Aya & Ofer Azrielant Susan Falk Robin & Edgar Lampert Martha A. & Robert S. Rubin Robert]' Baker Neil R. Feldman Nancy Lassalle Bill & Ophelia Rudin Aubrey & Harriet Balkind Robert Feldman Ralph & Ricky Lauren Shelly Leizman Scheuer Bettina Bancroft Madison Finlay lara Lee & George Gund III Joanne & Paul Schnell Anne H. Bass Judy & Alan Fishman Marylin & Arthur Levitt Rivka Schoenfeld & Jack Fishman Jayne Bentzen & Benedict Silverman Lydia & Robert Forbes Jacques Leviant Lavinia & Brian Snyder Andy Birsh Andrew J. Frackman & Emily Braun Louise & Fredric Levin Ruth Cummings Sorensen Bill Blass Betty Freeman Sydney & Frances Lewis Jean Stein Judith Williams Blumert Stephanie French & Beverly & Eugene H. Luntey Patricia Tarr Gary Bogard Amory Houghton III Leonard Majzlin Niki Taylor Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Boyce Michael]. Fuchs James Truman Willem M. Brans Peter Gatien Paul Marciano Sue ErpfVan de Bovenkamp Valerie Braunschweig Richard Gere Scott C. McDonald Joan Vass JenneK.Britell Stephanie George Allen McNeary & Nora Ann Wallace Tina Brown Arnie & Milly Glimcher Priscilla Campbell Mr. & Mrs. Joel Wechsler Kevin Burke Morton Gould/ASCAP Selma & Martin F. Mertz Steven M. Weitzman, M.D. Mary Griggs Burke Yveta & Malcolm Graff Mr. & Mrs. Marvin Numeroff Robert W. Wilson Charles A. van Campenhout Eugene M. Grant Evelyn & Everett Ortner Laura-Lee W. Woods/ Graydon Carter Agnes Gund & Daniel Shapiro Jim Ottaway Jr. L.L.W.W. Foundation Joanne Leonhardt Cassullo Charles Hamm Ronald Perelman Martina Yamin Neil D. Chrisman Frederick B. Henry Diane & Stanley Person Mary Anne & Richard Yancey Maureen & Marshall Cogan Rita Hillman Suzanne & Lionel Pincus L. Marshall Zeigen 1993-94 NEXT WAVE ASSOCIATES Co-Chairmen E.]. Camp Julie Jensen & Robert Bryan Helen & Timothy Schifter Julia Forster Sally & David Carroll Maira & Tibor Kalman Philip Schonberger Kim Hastreiter William D. Cohan & Nina Kaminer Brooke Shields Ethan Silverman Deborah G. Futter Nathan M. Kaplan LeslieSimitch Amy & Brad Collins Gil Karson Howard Slatkin Vice Chairmen Cathryn Ann Collins & Marilyn R. Kilinski Robert Soros & Melissa Schiff Soros Nicholas A. Polsky Gerald Imber Lise A. Lambert Jonathan Sweet DanScheffey Gerard Conn & Carol Yorke Hugh & Betsy LamIe Pamela Taylor Joseph R. Dalton L. Bayly Ledes Catherine Vance Thompson Members David Diamond & Karen Zukowski Andrew Lerner John E. Thompson Anonymous Adam Druhak Alexandra Lind Wesley Wang Jeremy Alliger Mark Dunn Michael Lonergan IV Madeline Weeks & Adam Green Caroline Andoscia Elaine Ellman James 'Long LauraWeil Doug AngstromlInvista Elizabeth Eristoff Monica Lynch Alan WilziglThe Trust Company Capital Management Joan Fields Ann & Vicente Madrigal of New Jersey Peter Bacanovic Pamela Fields Ian McColough Tracy Wirth Lisa Baeza Robert Forrest Jeanne McCulloch BranaWolf Maryam Banikarim Susan K. Freedman & Florent Morellet Eric L. & Trista S. Wright James]. Barondess Richard]. Jacobs Jill & Tom Mullen R. Charles Wright Willow Bay SamGen Hilary Peck Eve Yohalem Catherine &Jonathan Bell Naomi Susan Goldberg Frank W. Piasecki David & Amy Blumberg Peter Goldfarb Gary Pini For more information about the Alicia K. Bramhall Jennifer P. Goodale William S. Plotch BAM Patron Councils, please call Penny Britell Ben Hartley Maxene & Eugene Posman the BAM Special Events Office at John Brockenbrough Cheryl Henson Nicole & Thomas Pura (718) 636-4182. ].B. Brown Albert P. Hildebrandt Carolyn B. Reed Antonia & Thomas Bryson Peggy Jacobs Jed Root

CONTRIBUTORS, cant. Ted and Betsy Rogers Arts International-I.I.E. The Brooklyn Hospital Center Mr. & Mrs. Rohit Desai Martha A. and Robert S. Rubin ASCAP Amanda Burden Mr. & Mrs. Dwight W. Ellis Salomon Foundation Inc Association of Performing Arts Mrs. Mary Griggs Burke The Excelsior Hotel Shiseido Cosmetics Presenters Capezio-Ballet Makers Dance Ronald Finkelstein Sterling Drug Inc. Mr. Robert E. Beers Foundation Mr. Arthur]. Fleischer, Jr. Theatrical Stage Employees Bill Blass, Ltd. The Carwill Foundation Freeman Wasserman Schneider Local 4 - IATSE Ross Bleckner Mr. Allan Chasanoff The Friars Foundation BENEFACTORS Donald M. Blinken Chatam Inc. Mr. & Mrs. James Gillon ($1,000 or more) Bottega Veneta Sam Cohn Giorgio Armani Corporation Bowne of New York City, Inc. Allen & Company Incorporated Ms. Peggy Cowles Ms. Edythe M. Holbrook Brooklyn College Constans Culver Foundation Mrs. Marjorie Isaac I _ BAM VISUAL ARTS PROGRAMS_

In 1987, BAM established a program to encourage collaborations of visual and performing artists as well as several projects with visual artists designed to support the institution. BAM wishes to thank and acknowledge the following for assisting the visual arts projects at BAM: Jeffrey Deitch (primary advisor); Livet Reichard Company, Inc.; Bil Erlich; Arnold Glimcher; Martin Friedman; Richard Koshalek; David Ramsay and Peter MacGil1. BAMART Steven Arnold Suzan Etkin Christopher Macdonald Peter Schuyff Art Dealers and Collectors: R.M.Fisher Ann McCoy Teddy Shapiro Leo Castelli Donald Baechler Michael Graves Donald Moffett Borek Sipek Paula Cooper Gretchen Bender Fariba Hajamadi Matt Mullican Kiki Smith Asher B. Edelman Lynda Benglis Keith Haring * James Nares Philip Smith Larry Gagosian Mary Beyt Nancy Haynes John Newman Keith Sonnier Barbara Gladstone Ross Bleckner Edward Henderson Cady Noland Mike Starn David Bowes Jacqueline Humphries & PatSteir Michael Klein Harry Callahan James Hyde Joel Sternfeld Peter MacGill William Christenberry JulesOlitski Philip Taaffe David Ramsay Christo Ronald Jones Rona Pondick Jon Tower Tony Shafrazi John Clem Clarke Ellsworth Kelly Richard Prince Bill Turner Holly Solomon George Condo Jon Kessler Robert Rauschenberg Meyer Vaisman Linda & Stefan Stux Sonia Delaunay Komar & Melamid Miguel Angel Rios Allan Wangsgard Jamie Wolff Michele Oka Doner Alexis Rockman William Wegman Carroll Dunham Joseph Kosuth David Row Lawrence Weiner Contributing Artists: Brad Dunning Paul Laster Allen Ruppersberg Matthew Weinstein Dennis Adam David Dupuis Julian Lethbridge SamSamore Robert Wilson Joe Andoe Kate Ericson & Mel Ziegler Roy Lichtenstein Julian Schnabel

BAM ARTISTS PRINT PORTFOLIOS The BAM Artists Print Portfolios feature specially commissioned limited-edition prints by renowned visual artists. The Portfolios, published by Parasol Press, are in editions of 75 with 16 artists' proofs. The 1992 and '93 editions are special editions of 250 prints Print Portfolio I 1987-1988 ** Print Portfolio II 1988-1989 ** Print Portfolio III 1989-1990 BAM Print Edition 1992 ** Jennifer Bartlett Christian Eckart Julian Schnabel Francesco Clemente Eric Fischl Richard Estes (published by Studio Roy Lichtenstein David Hockney Peter Halley Heinrici Ltd.) David Salle Barbara Kruger Claudia Hart Kenny Scharf Jonathan Lasker Sol LeWitt BAM Print Edition 1993 Julian Schnabel Robert Mangold Will Mentor Donald Baechler Donald Sultan Claes Oldenburg Suzan Pitt (published by Studio Terry Winters Todd Watts Robert Ryman Heinrici Ltd.) KikiSmith (published by ULAE) BAM COVER AND POSTER ARTISTS

Karel Appel Willem de Kooning David Hockney Robert Mapplethorpe * Philip Taaffe Ross Bleckner Carroll Dunham Alex Katz Rosemarie Trockel Francesco Clemente David Hammons Sherrie Levine Kenny Scharf Todd Watts Papo Colo Keith Haring * Roy Lichtenstein * in memoriam ** sold-out editions

LIMITED EDITION 1993 WEEGEE PRINTS Arthur Fellig (a.k.a. Weegee). Twoestate-authorized limited editions. 11 "x14" gelatin silver prints (100 prints per edition). Printed by Sid Kaplan, in conjunction with the Pace/MacGill Gallery..

BENEFACTORS, cant. Ms. Ana Paula Jarowski Royal Bank of Canada Matthew Annenberg IATSE 764 Interview Magazine Ruder Finn Arts at St. Ann's David W. Jones Jujamcyn Theatres Kalman Ruttenstein Ms. Judith Bass Ms. Janet Fraser Jones Thomas Kempner Sandalwood Foundation Bergdorf Goodman Martha Yvonne Jones Mr. & Mrs. Calvin Klein Schieffelin & Somerset Co. David Bither Elias Kanner Margot & Lewis Komarmy Mr. Harold L. Schiff Charles R. Bjorklund Edward Kleinbard Joan & Albert Kronick Ian Schrager Dr. & Mrs. Jeffery Borer Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Kolar Lincoln Center for the Performing Martin E. Segal Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Mandell Brody Mr. & Mrs. W. Loeber Landau Arts,Inc. Dana Seymour B.T. Copy Harvey Lichtenstein Cecilia Loving-Sloane The Shapiro Family Foundation John & Barbara Chancellor Anita Lobel Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Luntey C. W. Shaver & Company, Inc. Ms. Selma Jeanne Cohen Lord Day & Lord, Barrett Smith Lutz and Carr Theodore & Carol Shen William David Cohan Mr. Michael A. McCarthy R.H. Macy's & Co., Inc. The Shubert Organization John M. Conklin Mr. & Mrs. Edward F. McDougal, Jr. Maison de la France Susan J. Tepper Charitable Trust Donna Costa Ms. Barbara Metzger Marstrand Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Robert Trump Mr. & Mrs. James Cox-Chambers Peter Moore Associates, Inc. The Mannes College of Music 21 International Holding Inc. Cuervo 1800 Tequila Tony E. Moore Marian McEvoy Union-Transport Corporation Hester Diamond Dick & Carol Netzer Dr. James &Jane McGroarty Suzanne Vega Dodger Productions The New School for Social Research Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Menschel Diane Von Furstenberg Mr. Seth Faison George M. Nicholson Selma & Martin Mertz Peter L. Washburn Frederic Fekkai Rolando Niella Richard Mishaan Suzanne S. Weil Floral Management Corp. John & Bonnie Nuzum Isaac Mizrahi Wertheim Schroder & Co. Inc. Irving Friedberg Ms. Dorinda J. Oliver John Morning Wexner Center Foundation Charles S. Gervais Dr. Ilana B. Pachter & Netherlands-American Amity Trust Ms. Tracy A. White Gevalia Kaffe Dr. William Wynn Mrs. Annalee Newman Duane Wilder Gotham Elevator, Inc. Judy Peabody Olympia Trails Bus Company Susan R. Witter Gordon & Mary Gould Mark E. Perkins Susan and Alan Patricof Irene Worth GreenPoint Savings Bank Sandy & Steve Perlbinder Paula Cooper Gallery Andre Gregory AlvinJ. Rockwell Charitable Trust SUSTAINERS Perry Ellis Sportswear Marisa Hagan-Buttery James Q. Riordan ($500 or more) Pfizer Pharmaceuticals Hardy Holzman Pfeiffer Associates Ronald Feldman Fine Arts Ace Audio Visual William Hillman Foundation Saks Fifth Avenue Mr. Gerald Agranoff Remy Martin Fine Champagne House of Bernstein, Inc. Ellin Saltzman American Music Theater Festival Cognac Michael H. Howell S.B.Graphics American Stock Exchange Mr. & Mrs. David Rockefeller Dr. Ursula Huebner Ben Schonzeit Amstar Corporation • _BAMANNUALSUPPORTERS_

BENEFACTORS, cant. David E. Schwab II Mr. & Mrs. Paul Cronson Mary Jane Koren, MD Judith L. Shipley William F. Seegraber Denise Daubin-Bergh Mr. & Mrs. Daniel C. Max R. Shulman Mrs. Louise Seymour Bertha Daubert Knickerbocker Ms. Anne Sidamon-Eristoff Rosamond Shannon Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Davenport Mr. & Mrs. Herman Kravitz Mr. & Mrs. John Simmons James Silvennan Ruby Dee & Ossie Davis Anhur Kuypers Ms. Gayle Sanders Sinclair Patrick J. Smith Jill Dempsey Guy Lancaster Robert Sklar Kathryn Steinberg Mary Ann B. DeRosa Kim Landsman Mary Richie Smith NanG. Swid Victoria Dinardo Stephanie & Samuel Lebowitz Peter Smith Treasurers and Ticket Sellers Union Eugenia G. Dooley Mr. Robert E. Lee III Jane Socolow Local 751 Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Douglas Jonathan Lehman Jack Soultanian Dr. & Mrs. Anhur J. Vidich Ms. Barbara Drescher Robert Lemert Cecile Springer MaryG. Ward Marie Driscoll Jean Leo Samuel & Ellen Sporn Bernard & Jane Weinstein Joyce and Isaac Druker Mr. & Mrs. Harold Levy Ellsworth G. Stanton III Yves Saint Laurent Karin Dubinsky Mr. & Mrs. Eric Levine Axel Stawski The Zeitz Foundation Violet Eagan Dr. Jonathan Lorch Jane Steadman Michael & Barbara Zimmerman Helen Jean Dunn N.Jb. Lovett Eliot Stewart Matthew & Myra Zuckerbraun East New York Savings Bank John P. MacDonald Dr. Susan C. Stewart SUPPORTERS Howard A. Ellins Laurie Mallet Mr. Thomas W. Streeter Yvonne Ericson-Dryden James Mansour Charles Sullivan ($250 or more) Nicolas Farr Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Manuel Michael M. Sweeley Mr. & Mrs. C. Murray Adams Cynthia Fitzgerald Michael Massimilla Rev. & Mrs. Gardner Taylor Igou & Needa Allbray Erica Forman Mr. Stanley Mongin Mr. Willard B. Taylor Amalgamated Programs Ms. Gail Furman Charles W. Monheim Susan B. Thompson Corporation Eberhard Geffers Mr. Jonely Moy Charlotte L. Thorp Anchor Savings Bank Marit Gentele-Gruson Dr. Tatsuji Namba David Tolley Catherine Andreozzi Michael J. Gillespie James E. O'Neill Travel Plus International Rina Anoussis Linda Gottesman Andrea Harris Nelson Calvin Tsao Robert & Barbara Bachner Ms. Kathleen S. Grant Janet Onnen Valerie Valmont Leslie Berglass Associates Mr. Mrs. Harold Grimes Barry Okun and Judith Fell Bernardette Vaskas Hans Bertram-Nothnagel & Warren Grover PAPER Magazine Mr. & Mrs. Richard Van Slyke Penelope Biggs Allan Guggenheim Barbara Petersen Margo Viscusi Jean Marie Blondeau Gunilla Haac Rachel Pesner Monina Von Opel Charles R. Blyth Mr. & Mrs. Rene Harbison Mr. & Mrs. William Pierce Drs. B. &. E. Wainfeld Ms. Claudette Boehm The Haupt Foundation, Inc., in Ms. Susan Pines MerylWaitz Elizabeth P. Borish memory of Stuart Haupt Mr. Dale L. Ponikvar Philip and Joan Wallick Carin L. Boyer Gale Hayman Mr. & Mrs. John M. Powers, Sr. Alan Wanzenberg Sally A. Brazil Anthony Heilbut Mr. Henry C. Preston Peter L. Washburn Mrs. Elizabeth Brisbane Buck Henry Ann Purtill Andrew Duncan Brown Jessica M. Weber Heidi Hewes-Hollander John D. Rambert Larry D. Weiman D.J.R. Bruckner Mr. & Mrs. Harry Hinkle Mr. Waldo Rasmussen Charlene M. Weinstein & Ernst Brunswick Barbara Horgan Susie Raymond Laurence B. Molloy Jacques Brunswick Deirdre Howley and Ira Eisenstadt Arthur W. Reed Andrea Weinzimer William A. Bunch Sue A. Hruby Rosemary Reed Eric Werthman Joy F. Bunson Ms. Susan Hum Susan Khan Rifkin Carolyn S. Wiener Carleton Woolen Mills, Inc. Warren Hchman The River Cafe Travis L. Winfrey Mr. & Mrs. Marvin Carlson Inter-Arts, N.Y. Company Michael F. Robinson Richard Winger Katherine F. C. Cary Mr. James P. Ivory Susan Rowland & Tony Sifton Michael H. Yampol James Castello Bernard & Marlene Jaffe Mr. Mrs Arnold M. Zais Sara Chermayeff John R. Ryan & Lewis G. Cole Mr. & Mrs. George P. Jahn Dr. & Mrs. Martin J. Salwen Michael Zimmer Mr. & Mrs. John W. James III Eleanor Schwartz James Collins Howard A. Johnson Robert E. Seaver In Memoriam Linda Collins * James E. Jordan Hidenori Sekita Arlene C. Cooper Terry Kaplan Jeanette & Ruben Selles For more information about the Charles Cooper Norman Kaye Ms. Noriko Sengoku David M. Corwin FRIENDS OF BAM, please call Mr. & Mrs. Donald R. Kendall Richard & Joan Sexton the Membership Office, at Donna J. Costa Mr.WilliamKistlerIII (718) 636-4194. Mr. Ralph Cox Rena Shagan Patricia S. Konecky Mr. & Mrs. John Shalam

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