WITH GUEST ARTISTS , DENNIS KIM, AND THE BOB COLE CHAMBER CHOIR JONATHAN TALBERG, MONI SIMEONOV, JOHN ALAN CARNAHAN, AND JERMIE S. ARNOLD, CONDUCTORS AMANDA MITTON, PIANO SUNDAY, JANUARY 6, 2019 3:30PM CARPENTER PERFORMING ARTS CENTER PLEASE SILENCE ALL ELECTRONIC MOBILE DEVICES. PROGRAM HONOR CHOIR Jonathan Talberg—conductor, Amanda Mitton—piano, The Bob Cole Chamber Choir—guest artist

Program to be selected from the following:

The Last Words of David...... Randall Thompson

Tenebrae fact sunt...... Marco Antonio Ingineri

Come to me, My Love...... Norman Dello-Joio

Dream Song...... Matthew Lyon Hazzard

If Music Be The Food Of Love...... David Dickau

Hark I Hear the Harps Eternal...... arr. Alice Parker

Venike...... arr. Rubtsov HONOR STRINGS Moni Simeonov—coach

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Air...... Arthur Foote (1853-1937)

Concerto for Two violins ...... Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750) Vivace Largo ma non tanto Allegro Mizuki Horiguchi, Rachael Kim, Daichi Horiguchi—violin HONOR BAND John Alan Carnahan and Jermie S. Arnold—conductors, Michele Zukovsky—guest artist

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Lighting Field...... John Mackey (b. 1973)

Dream of Coming Home...... John Alan Carnahan (b. 1955)

Viktor's Tale...... (b. 1932) arr. Paul Lavender Michele Zukovsky—

Curtain Call...... John Wasson (b. 1956)

Jermie Arnold—conductor

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ABOUT MICHELE ZUKOVSKY Michele Zukovsky is an American clarinetist and is the longest serving female woodwind player in the history of the Philharmonic Orchestra.

Born and raised in the Los Feliz district of Los Angeles, she played alongside and later succeeded her father, , as the principal clarinetist of the L.A. Philharmonic. She is related through her mother Frances to famed violin virtuoso . Her brother Gregory Bloch played violin and mandolin for the Italian rock band Premiata Forneria Marconi (PFM), the American progressive-rock bands String Cheese and It’s a Beautiful Day, on Gilda Radner Live on Broadway, and with the Saturday Night Live band.

Zukovsky has performed worldwide, including with the Boston Pops, the St. Petersburg String Quartet, the Lincoln Center Chamber Players, and at the Mostly Mozart Festival. She taught at the Institute of the Arts. She currently teaches clarinet at the University of Southern California.

She premiered John Williams' with the Boston Pops in 1991. In 1986, she premiered a version of the Sonata in F minor, Op. 120 #1, by Johannes Brahms, arranged for clarinet and orchestra under commission from the Orchestra by Luciano Berio.

As a recording artist, Zukovsky has released several works, including most recently : The Arrangements for Clarinet (Summit Records, 2008), a compilation recording that includes arrangements by the Russian-American Simeon Bellison and Jewish-themed works by other composers.

As a film industry studio clarinetist, Zukovsky played of several films scored by John Williams. She has served on the faculty of the Thornton School of Music at the University of Southern California and the Pasadena Conservatory of Music.

ABOUT DENNIS KIM Dennis Kim is Pacific Symphony’s new concertmaster. A citizen of the world, Dennis was born in Korea, raised in Canada and educated in the . He has spent more than a decade leading orchestras in the United States, Europe and Asia. Most recently, he was concertmaster of the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra in . He was first appointed concertmaster of the Tucson Symphony Orchestra at the age of 22. He then served as the youngest concertmaster in the history of the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra, before going on to lead the Seoul Philharmonic Orchestra and the Tampere Philharmonic Orchestra in Finland.

As guest concertmaster, Mr. Kim has performed on four continents, leading the BBC Symphony Orchestra, London Philharmonic Orchestra, Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra, Helsinki Philharmonic Orchestra, Orchestre National de Lille, KBS Symphony Orchestra, Montpelier Symphony Orchestra, Malaysian Philharmonic Orchestra, Western Australia Symphony Orchestra and Symphony Orchestra of Navarra. He served as guest concertmaster with the Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra on their 10-city tour of the United Kingdom and led the Qatar Philharmonic Orchestra in their BBC Proms debut in 2014.

After making his solo debut at the age of 14 with the Toronto Philharmonic Orchestra, Mr. Kim has gone on to perform as a soloist with many of the most important orchestras in China and Korea. Highlights include performing on 10 hours’ notice to replace an ailing William Preucil, performing Vivaldi’s "Four Seasons" 20 times in one week and touring Japan with the Busan Philharmonic in 2008. During his tenure as concertmaster with the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra and the Tampere Philharmonic Orchestra, he was featured annually as a soloist. Over the last two seasons, he was a guest soloist with the Lebanon Philharmonic Orchestra and the Orchestra NOW, with repertoire ranging from Mozart and Haydn to Glass and Penderecki. Future engagements include those with the National Symphony Orchestra of Cuba.

A dedicated teacher, Mr. Kim is currently on the faculty at the Royal Conservatory of Music in Toronto, Canada’s PRISMA festival and the Interlochen Center for the Arts as Valade Concertmaster in the World Youth Symphony Orchestra summer program. He has also been on the faculty of the Hong Kong Academy of Performing Arts, Korean National University of the Arts, Yonsei University, Tampere Conservatory and the Bowdoin International 3 Music Festival, Atlantic Music Festival and Suolahti International Music Festival. His students have been accepted to the Curtis Institute of Music, Colburn School, Juilliard School, Peabody Conservatory and the Queen Elizabeth College of Music and play in orchestras around the world. A graduate of the Curtis Institute of Music and Yale School of Music, Mr. Kim’s teachers include Jaime Laredo, Aaron Rosand, Peter Oundjian, Paul Kantor, Victor Danchenko and Yumi Ninomiya Scott. He plays the 1701 ex-Dushkin Stradivarius, on permanent loan from a generous donor.

ABOUT JONATHAN TALBERG Recipient of the President’s Award from the California Music Educators Association honoring "extraordinary accomplishments in music education," Dr. Jonathan Talberg serves as Director of Choral Music at the Bob Cole Conservatory, where he is conductor of the international award- winning Bob Cole Conservatory Chamber Choir. Recent career highlights include leading the Chamber Choir to first place awards at the Spittal International Choir Festival in 2017 and the "Choir of the World" competition in Wales in 2016. Additionally, he and the choir have performed with groups as diverse as the Kronos Quartet, the Los Angeles Master Chorale, the Pacific Symphony and the Rolling Stones.

A passionate advocate for choral music education, Dr. Talberg is regularly engaged to conduct honor choirs across the US, including numerous all-state choruses, and the National Association for Music Education conference choirs. His choirs from Long Beach State have performed in venues throughout Europe and Asia, including the Sistine Chapel, St. Peter’s, and the Great Hall of the People in China.

His professional experience includes appointments as Director of Music at the First Congregational Church of Los Angeles and the Los Angeles Bach Festival. He also served as Conducting Assistant to the Cincinnati Symphony and the Aspen Music Festival and as principal choral conductor at Arrowbear Music Camp in Southern California. A past-president of the California Choral Directors Association, he also serves as an editor at Pavane Music Publishing, where a choral series dedicated to outstanding quality, collegiate-level music is published under his name.

Dr. Talberg is proud to have mentored some of the next generation of choral musicians. Alumni of the Bob Cole Conservatory Choral Studies program are teaching at elementary, middle and high schools, churches, community colleges and four-year universities throughout the country. Scores of alumni are professional singers—in opera, musical theater, choirs, church music, jazz, and pop. Recent Bob Cole Conservatory graduates are currently earning—or have finished—their doctorates in choral music at the University of Michigan, the College-Conservatory of Music at the University of Cincinnati, Indiana University, the University of Kentucky, the University of Iowa, and the University of Southern California.

Dr. Talberg received his BM in Choral Conducting from Chapman University, where he received the Outstanding Alumnus in the Arts award in 2014. He earned his MM and DMA in Choral Conducting from the University of Cincinnati’s College-Conservatory of Music and completed a post-doctoral fellowship with the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, Cincinnati Pops, and the May Festival Chorus. His conducting teachers include Roger Wagner, William Hall, Earl Rivers, John Leman and Elmer Thomas.

ABOUT MONI SIMEONOV A native of Bulgaria, Moni Simeonov began playing the violin at age 5, and ten years later, came to the United States on a full scholarship to the Idyllwild Arts Academy in California. He recently completed his doctoral studies at USC’s Thornton School of Music where he studied with Midori and served as Adjunct Instructor of Violin and Chamber Music. An active member of the IRIS Chamber Orchestra, Mr. Simeonov also performs with the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra, Opera, Master Chorale, Ensemble San Francisco, and serves as the acting Concertmaster for the Sacramento Philharmonic. His doctorate studies include minor fields in Viola Performance, Schenkerian Analysis, Japanese Language, as well an emphasis on the interpretation of Balkan folk music. On tour and in LA, Mr. Simeonov dedicates considerable time and energy to community engagement work and to musical activities and presentations for young people. For the last five seasons, Moni has performed and coached alongside Midori for her Orchestra Residencies Program American and International tours. In 2012, he became the Director of the program.

Moni’s first CD recording was a result of his winning the Idyllwild Arts Academy Concerto Competition. Upon graduation from Idyllwild, he was named "Most Outstanding Musician" of his class. He continued his education at the Eastman School of Music, where he studied with Zvi Zeitlin on full scholarship, earned first prize at the school’s concerto competition, and was awarded a Performer’s Certificate. While at Eastman, Moni regularly performed on 4 the school’s Antonio Stradivari of 1714. He also served as concertmaster for the Eastman Symphony, Philharmonia, and Opera Orchestras. Having earned his Artist Diploma from Yale University, Mr. Simeonov completed his Masters in Music there with Ani Kavafian and was concertmaster for the Yale Philharmonia Orchestra and New Music Ensemble. Following Yale, Mr. Simeonov earned his Graduate Certificate Degree from USC’s Thornton School of Music, where he studied with Midori and received the Outstanding Student Award in May 2009.

To supplement and enhance his collegiate experiences, Mr. Simeonov has attended several summer performance festivals, including Tanglewood, the Music Academy of the West, Pacific Music Festival, the New York String Orchestra Seminar, the Oregon Bach Festival, and Atlantic Music Festival. Also in the summers, Moni serves as a violin and chamber music faculty at University of Maine’s Chamber Music Institute. Mr. Simeonov has concertized and taught around the United States, South America, Europe, Asia, and the Middle East. His recordings have been archived by PBS, NPR, KUSC, Bulgarian National Radio and TV, as well as Japanese Broadcasting Company— NHK. Upcoming tour destinations include Brazil, South Africa, Lebanon, and the Czech Republic. Past chamber music collaborations have involved members of the Vienna Philharmonic and the Tokyo and Ying String Quartets, as well as Jerome Lowenthal, Giora Schmidt, Joseph Silverstein, Zvi Zeitlin and Midori.

ABOUT JOHN ALAN CARNAHAN John Alan Carnahan is Director of Bands at the Bob Cole Conservatory of Music at California State University, Long Beach, where he has been a professor of music since 1988. His teaching responsibilities include conductor of the Wind Symphony and Professor of Graduate Conducting. Prior to his appointment at Long Beach, Mr. Carnahan served as Assistant Director of Bands at the University of Texas, Arlington where he taught music education courses and conducted the marching and symphonic bands. Before then he was the Director of Bands at Clovis High School in Clovis, California.

To his position at CSULB, he brings a broad knowledge and background in all idioms of instrumental music performance. His university ensembles have gained widespread notoriety for imaginative musical interpretation and distinctive performance quality and have been honored with invitations to perform throughout the Western United States, Europe and Japan. The Los Angeles Times has hailed the University Wind Symphony as, “… thoroughly disciplined and euphonious!” A champion of new music, Professor Carnahan has been a member of numerous national commissioning projects and the University Wind Symphony has premiered more than twenty new works over the past several years.

Mr. Carnahan is active nationally as a guest conductor, adjudicator, lecturer, and composer/arranger. He has conducted ensembles at the California Music Educators Association Convention, the Texas Music Educators Association Conference, the College Band Directors National Association Southwestern and Western Division Conferences and internationally in Europe and Japan.

He has presented numerous clinics and performance demonstrations for statewide and regional music education organizations and conferences. His innovative and thought-provoking sessions on ensemble rehearsal techniques and the art of conducting are always very well received. His commissioned pieces have received many performances and his arrangements have been heard throughout the United States.

ABOUT JERMIE S. ARNOLD Dr. Jermie S. Arnold was appointed to the Bob Cole Conservatory of Music at California State University, Long Beach as the Associate Director of Bands in the fall of 2012. Dr. Arnold is the principal conductor of the Symphonic and Concert Bands, teaches conducting courses, and assists in the supervision of student teachers. In 2014 he received the Most Inspirational Professor Award from the California State University, Long Beach Alumni Association.

Dr. Arnold completed his DMA in 2014 from George Mason University in Fairfax, Virginia where his primary mentors were Mark Camphouse, Anthony Maiello, and Dennis Layendecker. He received his Master and Bachelor degrees in Music Education from Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah. As an undergraduate he was honored with the Theodore Presser Foundation Scholarship for music educators.

Dr. Arnold’s public school teaching experience includes eight years as Director of Bands at American Fork Junior High School in American Fork, Utah. During his tenure at American Fork, the program grew from 300 to over 450 students in four concert bands, and three jazz bands. His ensembles received superior ratings at festivals 5 throughout Utah each year, and the Wind Ensemble performed at the National Music Educators Conference, the Inaugural Music for All National Middle School Festival and the Utah Music Educators Conference. His jazz bands were recognized as among the outstanding junior high jazz bands in the state of Utah. The Utah Music Educators Conference recognized him twice, first with the Superior Accomplishment Award in 2006 and second with the Outstanding Junior High-Middle School Music Educator Award in 2008.

While in Utah he also served as the Assistant Director of Bands at American Fork High School, with responsibilities over the Brass and Visual aspects of the nationally recognized marching band. While he was Asst. Director of the Marching Band, countless Regional and State competitions were won, in addition to performances at the Presidential Inaugural Parade, the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade and an invitation to perform in the Tournament of Roses Parade.

Dr. Arnold is co-founder and emeritus Associate Conductor of the Wasatch Winds Symphonic Band, an adult community band of over 70 members. He has presented at numerous conferences across the country and been a guest conductor in New York, Hawaii, Utah, Idaho, and Virginia. In 2013 he was the guest conductor for the Maine All-State Band. He has served as adjudicator at marching and concert band contests throughout the United States. He and his wife, Amber, enjoy their children Jacob, Kyle and Bethany.

ABOUT AMANDA MITTON Amanda Mitton began studying music from the young age of four. She is an accomplished pianist, singer and choral composer. One of her early compositions was performed by an advanced women’s choir at the “Festival of Gold” in Salt Lake City. Amanda recently received her BA in Music Education from California State University Long Beach and completed her single subject credential to teach music in K-12 education within California. She has been in world champion choral ensembles including the Sunday Night Singers and the Bob Cole Chamber Choir. Amanda teaches piano and voice as well as conducting the men's choir, Cantus at CSULB. She is also busy raising three beautiful children with her husband. PERSONNEL HONOR CHOIR Jonathan Talberg—conductor, Amanda Mitton—piano, The Bob Cole Chamber Choir—guest artist Soprano I Alto I Tenor I Baritone Emily Booth * Shannon Donovan Harlee Balajadia * Evan Batte Emily Bosetti * Chloe Haynes Jim Blackett * Dane Camacho Emily Cardona Nancy Morgan * Ethan Danguldberg * Eric Cornwell Callie Cho Anneka Remp * Alexander Delperdang Justin Greenwood Jasmine Claxton Makenna Smith Chris Flores Brandon Guzman * Maren Hamilton Jacey Vantimmeren Blake King Alan Rodriguez Karlee Kirk Crystal Weller Vincent Loza * Gabriel Vasquez Kaylah Price Francisco Martinez Ryon Ramirez Alto II Christian McIntire Bass Maggie Roberts Eliana Bane Lawrence Velez Stephan Nosrat * Tyler Serrano Chloe Billings * Ryan Serrano Brianna Shepherd Grace Clendenin Bryn Early Soprano II Savina Gutierrez Danielle Jackson Whitten Jessica Emily LaSalle * Hannah Morrison Amy Mantell Liana Perez Kelly Phillips Alexandra Reyna Caitlin Song

*Current CSULB BOB COLE CONSERVATORY STUDENT volunteers 6 HONOR STRINGS Moni Simeonov—coach Viola Hazel Escott Violin Wesley King Shanna Bui Julien Franchot Andy Liu, concertmaster Kenichi Kiyama * Fred Canada * Natalie Mahavanh Shaya Karasso, concertmaster Alice Lee * Jazmn Clark Ana Rodriguez Chas Bissell Liya Ma * Cristian Contreras * Byron Stratos Chloe Chin-Bing Oscar Martinez * Hayley Cooper Santiago Topete Matheo Franchot Beatrice Merilles Carlo Friaz Hyunji Yi * Crystal Frutos Cole Perez * Valerie Jocson Leslie Gonzales Joaquin Rice Dorian Monroy Bass Vanessa Gonzales Lukas Seifu-Schmeing Rafael Seifu-Schmeing Allysa Bautista Daichi Horiguchi Adrian Sifuentes * Tim Jensen * Mizuki Horiguchi Hana Snead Cello Noah Navarro Shawn Joseph Jackson Snead * Ixchel Cisneros Shaya Karasso Natalia Tong Emily Davis * Piano Rachael Kim Greg Wesley Natalie Do * Kelly Tran HONOR BAND *Current CSULB BOB COLE CONSERVATORY STUDENT volunteers John Alan Carnahan and Jermie S. Arnold—conductors, Michele Zukovsky—guest artist

Flute French Horn Euphonium Jonathan Bright Alexander Guadarrama Gloria Aranda Jaedelyn Gadia Alanna Camorlinga Natalie Hernandez Gabby Baniqued Stefano Ingargiola Maya Castillo Ethan Huang Tamilyn Conners Madeline Villegas Maria Crowley Adrian Wu Daniel Garcia Xiaoyu Xu Jacob Cruz Bryan Jimenez Evan Zita Claudia Kiso Bassoon Luis Luna Sarah Nevarez So Kanazawa Star McAfee Tuba Charisse Ng Henry Mock Kenneth Nguyen Abraham Corona Cecilia Nguyen Elianna Ruacho Maximillian Pazos Matthew Distante Alyson Rochlin Jason Sheppard Dustin Gutierrez Jillian Tayag Alto Saxophone Kelly Tran Samuel Lee Summer Wilson Alexia Arechiga Kevin Nguyen Joshua Dramitinos Trumpet Kevin Perez Oboe Andrea Garcia Dominick Bonelli Ruby Rahman Ashwin Damodaran Hunter Herring-Alderete Cortes Daniel Bonnie Stewart Christian Fuentes Abraham Moua Ryan Furness Zoelli Ortiz Annie Park Jacob Llamas-Ochoa Percussion Gabriel Pedraza Roman Marin Levon Age Clarinet Holly Perez Maxfield Maynard Arianna Aviña Korey Allen Jonathan Steele Mark Montaño Angela Domingo Annie Chow Urian Tejada Annie Guo Paul Garcia Tenor Saxophone Hector Torres Daniel Ortiz Matthew Jiang Hailie Castaneda Madddie Villegas Dominic Pak Viviana Jimenez Lillith Lopez Angel Peralta Marissa Korn Kiara Macias Trombone Nelly Perez Morales Justin Lau Alec Reyes Barlevy Anna Cindy Vu Megan Lovejoy Jesse Toro Riley Borklund Madison Wolf Karina Oen William Tuttle Adrian Carrasco Xixi Richards Christopher Innes Connor Roohan Baritone Saxophone Madeline Milton Rene Ulloa Dante Navarro Sean Montoya Cameron Williams Carlo Rabano Ashley Wong Matt Steinberg Joshua Zhu Johnathan Stetson Dylan Wicks Evan Wicks

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS The Faculty of the Honors Festival wish to thank Dr. Jane Close Conoley—President, CSULB for a grant supporting this Festival and to our Bob Cole Students for donating their time to this worthy endeavor, as well as the following individuals for their support: Dr. Johannes Müller Stosch—Director, Bob Cole Conservatory of Music; Martin Brenner—Instructional Technology Specialist; Matt Pogue—Graphic Design, Web Development; Liz Gutierrez— Administrative Assistant; Kate Gillon—Performance Coordinator. 7 Bob Cole Conservatory Donors The Bob Cole Conservatory of Music at CSULB recognizes and thanks the following donors for their generosity. Included are those who have contributed to help support scholarships, production, tours, and concerts.

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