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The Magazine of the Colorado Symphony T HE M A GAZI NE OF THE COLORADO SYMPHONY Get the facts about ACTIVE RETIREMENT LIVING at Wind Crest FREE BROCHURE Request your FANTASTIC FREE BROCHURE, written by the retirement experts. This comprehensive brochure is packed with information about the carefree lifestyle at Wind Crest, Highlands Ranch’s premier continuing care retirement community for seniors 62-plus. Request your FREE brochure today! Call 1-877-460-5331 or visit WindCrestRetirement.com. Highlands Ranch WindCrestRetirement.com Wind Crest, Inc., a nonprofi t organization, is solely responsible for fulfi lling fi nancial responsibilities to residents under the contract. Wind Crest is within 13964114-CPAP the network of communities developed and managed by Erickson Living.® Need some me time? (You find the time. Here’s the place.) 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It’s 1980. Lake Placid. Our boys are up against the reigning champs. It’s not just an underdog story. It’s a story of our country. Of the indomitable spirit we were founded on, the spirit inside us all. Get ready to believe in miracles again at a place that preserves them forever. COLORADO SPRINGS, CO OPENING 2020 USOPM.ORG VIRTUAL MUSIC HOUR Gather online each weekend with your Colorado Symphony as we relive some of the best audio-only classical recordings from our past few seasons! Each Virtual Music Hour includes a special introduction from Colorado Symphony musicians and conductors, followed by the replay of a long-form classical recording and fun activities to dive even further into the music. It's the best way to hear your Colorado Symphony from the comfort of your own home! Stay tuned each week and subscribe to eNotes for the upcoming concert replay! coloradosymphony.org 6 COLORADOSYMPHONY.ORG CELEBRATING YEARS IN DENVER • Asian Fine Art & Antiques • Renowned Expertise in Rug Restoration • Rugs, Both Contemporary & Antique • Archeological Treasures • Natural Hand Rug Washing Services 693 East Speer Boulevard, Denver – www.SARKISIAN.com – 303-733-2623 HOW YOU CAN HELP How You Can Help There is no higher priority to our entire Colorado Symphony community than the safety of our guests, musicians, and staff. Due to the public health crisis, we have cancelled all events through May 31 to help assist the efforts in reducing the spread of COVID-19. All staff are working remotely, and our musicians continue to #PlayOn from home as well. During these unprecedented times, the Colorado Symphony is looking to our friends, donors, and patrons to help us weather this storm. Here are some ways you can continue to help us during this uncertain time: 1. Share on Social Media Follow, Friend, Love, Comment, and Share our posts on social media. We continue to #PlayOn — help us spread the music! 2. Donate Your Tickets The Colorado Symphony is facing a major loss of ticket revenue (a primary source of income) during this unprecedented time. We ask that you consider donating your tickets as a tax-deductible donation rather than requesting a refund. This small gesture will go a long way in ensuring that we will be able to return and produce the performances and educational activities that you love. 3. Make a Donation or Increase Your Giving The Colorado Symphony is daily assessing the real impact we will face as a result of COVID-19. We want you to know that we're here with you through this challenge and we will continue to find creative ways to safely present our music and musicians to you. Your support means more to us now than ever before - by making a donation, you are supporting the staff and musicians that are keeping this music alive. Please consider making a donation today. 4. Subscribe Our 2020/21 Season will continue as planned and subscription packages of all shapes and sizes are available. Become a subscriber or renew your subscription for next season right now! 5. Purchase a Gift Certificate Gift certificates are available in any denomination and can be used to purchase single tickets or subscription packages for the Colorado Symphony. Buy a gift certificate and support your Symphony now — and come see a concert when we resume performing again. 8 COLORADOSYMPHONY.ORG 6. Shop via Amazon Smile When shopping online through Amazon.com, you have the opportunity to support the nonprofits you love. Instead of going to the regular Amazon site, go to smile. amazon.com instead and select the Colorado Symphony Association as your charity. This way, we will receive 0.5% of your purchase, with no extra charge to you! 7. Spread the Word with Community First Foundation Our friends at the Community First Foundation provide several ways for you to support nonprofit organizations like the Colorado Symphony. One way is to set up an individual giving page and ask your networks to join you in supporting the cause you love. Inspiring others to support the Colorado Symphony during these difficult times is the perfect way for us to come together. #PlayOn With your support, in any and all forms, we will #PlayOn. We look forward to the time when your Colorado Symphony can again perform for you at Boettcher Concert Hall! AND Plan Well Adventure On A LOCALLY OWNED & OPERATED MORTUARY • Immediate Need or • On-Site Crematory Pre-plan Services • Serving All Faiths 303.837.8712 monarchsociety.com • Available 24/7 • Veteran’s Benefits 1534 Pearl Street Statewide • Save by Pre-planning Denver CO 80203 SOUNDINGS 2019/20 9 COLORADO SYMPHONY COLORADO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA MEMBERS: Spring, 2020 PHOTO: LOCK + LAND + LOCK PHOTO: PHOTO: BEN DURRANT BEN PHOTO: ALEXANDER DEAN PHOTO: BRETT MITCHELL CHRISTOPHER BERTIE BAIGENT MARIN ALSOP DUAIN WOLFE MUSIC DIRECTOR DRAGON ASSISTANT CONDUCTOR CONDUCTOR LAUREATE CHORUS DIRECTOR Bill Gossard Chair RESIDENT CONDUCTOR VIOLIN VIOLA PICCOLO TRUMPET Yumi Hwang-Williams Basil Vendryes Julie Duncan Thornton Justin Bartels Concertmaster Principal Principal Mary Rossick Kern Catherine Beeson OBOE Philip Hembree and Jerome H. Kern Assistant Principal Peter Cooper 2nd/Associate Principal Concertmaster Chair Mary Cowell Principal Patrick Tillery Claude Sim Fixed 3rd Chair Irene & David Abosch Chair Assistant Principal Associate Sofia Basile Nicholas Tisherman Concertmaster + Marsha Holmes 2nd/Assistant Principal TROMBONE Yi Zhao Leah Kovach Jason Lichtenwalter John Sipher Principal Acting Associate Helen McDermott ENGLISH HORN Concertmaster Kelly Shanafelt Paul Naslund Jason Lichtenwalter Merle Chambers Chair Phillip Stevens 2nd/Associate Principal Dmitri Pogorelov CLARINET Gregory Harper Acting Assistant CELLO Jason Shafer Seoyoen Min BASS TROMBONE Concertmaster Principal Principal Gregory Harper Paul Primus Abby Raymond Principal Second Fred & Margaret Hoeppner 2nd/Assistant Principal TUBA Allegra Wermuth Chair Andrew Stevens Stephen Dombrowski Chloe Hong Assistant Principal Principal Second Assistant Principal E-FLAT CLARINET Alessandra Jennings Judith Galecki Abby Raymond HARP Flanagan Fixed 3rd Chair Courtney Hershey Bress Fixed 3rd Chair/Second Susan Rockey Bowles BASS CLARINET Principal Larisa Fesmire Allison Drenkow* Andrew Stevens Danielle Guideri Thomas Hanulik BASSOON Wyn Hart Thomas Heinrich TIMPANI Margaret Hoeppner Chad Cognata William Hill John Hilton Principal Anne-Marie Hoffman Matthew Switzer Principal Tristan Rennie Steve Hearn Myroslava BASS 2nd/Assistant Principal Ivanchenko-Bartels Assistant Principal Steve Metcalf Roger Soren Dorian Kincaid Principal PERCUSSION Karen Kinzie Nicholas Recuber CONTRABASSOON John Kinzie Susan Paik Assistant Principal Roger Soren Principal Miroslaw Pastusiak John Arnesen Friend of Colorado Megan Prokes HORN Susan Cahill Symphony Chair Robert Stoyanov Michael Thornton Jeremy Kincaid Steve Hearn Yue Sun Principal Owen Levine Michael Van Wirt Delcho Tenev Carolyn Kunicki Amy Tyson FLUTE Kolio Plachkov ORCHESTRA Bradley Watson Brook Ferguson 3rd/Associate Principal LIBRARIAN Matthew Eckenhoff Tena White Principal Lyle Wong Wenting Yuan Catherine Peterson Patrick Hodge 2nd/Assistant Principal Assistant Tom & Noëy Congdon Chair Julie Duncan Thornton * = One year replacement + = On leave 10 COLORADOSYMPHONY.ORG BOARD OF TRUSTEES HONORARY TRUSTEES OFFICERS Bill Myers Governor Jared Polis Diane Nagler Mayor Michael B. Hancock Jerome H. Kern Christopher J. Ott, MD CEO & Chair Deana M. Perlmutter Richard Kylberg Nick Recuber* Mike Richardson, Esq. Vice Chair & Trustee COLORADO SYMPHONY James D. Butler Malik Robinson Treasurer & Trustee Julie Rubsam ASSOCIATE BOARD Susan Bowles L.T. Sandvik Kip Wallen, Co-Chair Secretary & Ex-officio Trustee Nick Tisherman* William Kowalski, Co-Chair Mike VanWirt* Allison D’Angiolillo
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