1994 NEXT WAVE FESTIVAL

1994 NEXT WAVE COVER AND POSTER RTIST ROBERT MOSKOWITZ RADICAL GRAHAM BAMBILL

BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC , President & Executive Producer presents in the BAM Opera House September 28, 30, 1994 8pm; October 1, 4-8 8pm; October 2, 9 3pm RADICAL GRAHAM COMPANY Founder, Dancer and Choreographer MARTHA GRAHAM Artistic Director Centennial Artistic Advisor Associate Artistic Director RONALD PROTAS PEARL LANG DIANE GRAY

MARIO CAMACHO TERESE CAPUCILLI JANET EILBER FLOYD FLYNN DONLIN FOREMAN JOYCE HERRING PETER LONDON PASCAL RIOULT KENNETH TOPPING DENISE VALE ELIZABETH AUCLAIR CAMILLE BROWN KATHY BUCCELLATO KATHERINE CROCKETT GARY GALBRAITH SANDRA KAUFMANN MARTIN LOFSNES RIKA OKAMOTO MIKIORIHARA ALESSANDRA PROSPERI MATTHEW ROSE MYRA WOODRUFF Apprentices ANDREAS BJORNEBOE KUN-YANG LIN VIRGINIE MECENE GISELLA SPERANZA AMANDA THOMAS ZHANG ZHENJUN Costumes MARTHA GRAHAM HALSTON DONNA KARAN CALVIN KLEIN Scenery Lighting ISAMU NOGUCHI BEVERLY EMMONS DAVID FINLEY ARCH LAUTERER GILBERT V. HEMSLEY, JR. JEAN ROSENTHAL STEVEN L. SHELLEY THOMAS SKELTON Executive Director General Manager BARBARA GROVES Radical Graham WILLIAM FERRY Rehearsal Director Principal Conductor Costumer CAROL FRIED STANLEY SUSSMAN Russ VOGLER

Members ofthe BROOKLYN PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA Centennial Artistic Advisors ETHEL BUTLER JANE DUDLEY STUART HODES PEGGY LYMAN SOPHIE MASLOW

The Martha Graham Centennial Celebration is sponsored by PHILIP MORRIS COMPANIES INC.

Transportation for the 1994 Centennial Tour has been supported by the Richard Driehaus Foundation. The Board of Trustees of the Martha Graham Center of , Inc. wishes to express its appreciation to the following patrons whose extraordinary dedication and generosity make possible the activities of the Martha Graham Dance Company and School: Mr. & Mrs. Frank Millard, The National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State Council on the Arts, City of New York Department of Cultural Affairs, Theatre Development Fund and . Additional support provided by The Fan Fox and Leslie R. Samuels Foundation, Inc., The Harkness Foundations for Dance and the Edward & Sally Van Lier Fund of The New York Community Trust. PROGRAM NOTES

GALA BENEFIT - Intermission ­ PROGRAMC September 28 8pm Solos October 5 8pm; Serenata Morisca (1918) Satyric Festival Song (1932) October 9 3pm Lamentation (1930) Deep Song (1937) 9/30 & 10/6 Errand into the Maze (1947) Satyric Festival Song (1932) Lamentation (1930) 10/2 Celebration (1934) Maple Leaf Rag (1990) Sketches from Chronicle (1936) - Intermission ­ - Intermission - - Intermission - Primitive Mysteries (1931) Steps in the Street (1936) Dark Meadow (1946) Herodiade (1944) Deep Song (1937) Celebration (1934) PROGRAMB - Intermission ­ - Intermission - October 4 and 8 8pm Maple Leaf Rag (1990)) The Owl and the Pussycat El Penitente (1940) PROGRAMD (1978) Deep Song (1937) Heretic (1929) October 1 and 7 8pm PROGRAM A - Intermission - Clytemnestra (1958) September 30 & October 6 8pm; October 2 3pm Cave of the Heart (1946) Appalachian Spring (1944) - Intermission ­ Deaths and Entrances (1943)

MARTHA GRAHAM CENTER OF CONTEMPORARY DANCE, INC. ARTISTIC STAFF FINANCE Artistic Director Ronald Protas Director ofFinance Michele Etienne Associate Artistic Director Diane Gray Assistant Director ofFinance Elizabeth Love Rehearsal Director Carol Fried Accountants Lutz & Carr

ADMINISTRATION DEVELOPMENT Executive Director Barbara M. Groves Director ofDevelopment Bronwyn Long General Manager William Ferry Director ofMembership Ana Paula Tavares Company Manager Penelope Daulton Special Projects Coordinator Kendra Lott PRODUCTION Legal Counsel Kevin Rover, Esq. Technical Director Jim McWilliams Lighting Director Steven L. Shelley TOUR MANAGEMENT Costumer Russ Vogler North America John Luckacovic, Sound James Gregorio Columbia Artists Management, Inc. Electricians Gavin Holmes, John Harrison Benedicte Pesle, ArtService International Stage Manager Amy Richards , Living Arts, Inc. Assistant Lighting Director .Judith M. Daitsman Rial & Eshelman, Performing Arts' Wardrobe Ass'ts . .Jeffrey Wirsing, Karen Young S. America A. Szterenfeld, Conciertos Gama Production Assistant Emiliano Pares

Members ofthe BROOKLYN PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA

VIOLIN I VIOLA FLUTE/PICCOLO BASSOON TUBA Benjamin Hudson, Sarah Adams David Wechsler Jeff Marchand Andrew Seligson concertmaster Veronica Salas Diva Goodfriend- FRENCH HORN Robert Chausow Koven TIMPANI CELLO Frank Donaruma Ben Herman Diane Bruce Michael Rudiakov OBOE/ Lenard Rivlin Peter Rosenfeld ENGLISH HORN TRUMPET PERCUSSION Wilmer Wise VIOLIN II Henry Shuman William Trigg BASS James Stubbs Dale Stuckenbruck Louis Bruno CLARINET HARP Katherine Hannauer Jules Hirsh Steven Hartman TROMBONE Karen Lindquist Sebu Sirinian Dennis Smylie John Taylor KEYBOARD Ken Bowen I PROGRAM NOTES

MARTHA GRAHAM (Founder, Dancer and 1984 on the stage of the Paris Opera House, by Choreographer) was recognized as a primal force decree of the President of the Republic of France, from the beginning of her career. She has been Martha Graham was made a Knight of the French compared to Picasso and Stravinsky because of Legion of Honor. On April 14, 1985 Princess her unquestionable dominance of her art. Christina of Sweden presented the Carina Ari Choreographers and dancers acknowledge that Medal to Martha Graham on the stage of the Martha Graham made the single most significant New York State Theater at Lincoln Center. Her contribution to dance in this century with her colleagues in the theater, the members of the original movement technique and her monumen­ International Alliance of Theatrical Stage tal body of dance works. The choreographic Employees, Local One, voted her the recipient of work of Martha Graham is extraordinary for its the 1986 Local One Centennial Award for dance, size, 181 , which include many classics of an award given in honor of the union's centennial American . and not to be awarded again for another 100 Most of the major choreographers in modern years. President Gerald R. Ford presented dance in America have been students of Martha Martha Graham with the ' highest or have danced in her civilian honor, the Medal of Freedom, in October Company, including , Paul 1976, officially proclaiming her a "National Taylor and Twyla Tharp. Through her course Treasure" and marking the first time the medal entitled "Movement for Actors," leading actors had been awarded to a dancer and choreographer. came to study with Martha Graham. It is a list President Ronald Reagan designated Martha that includes Bette Davis, , Gregory Graham among the first recipients of the United Peck, Tony Randall, Rip Torn, Eli Wallach, Anne States' , presenting the Jackson, Richard Boone, Lorne Greene, Joanne award in a White House ceremony on April 23, Woodward, Diane Keaton and Woody Allen. 1985. In 1990 Life Magazine selected Martha Martha Graham's encouragement of and col­ Graham as one of the 100 Most Important laboration with contemporary composers earned Americans of the Twentieth Century. On her the Laurel Leaf of the American Composers February 25, 1991 the Council of Fashion Alliance for her service to music. Her influence Designers of America awarded her its Lifetime on all the arts was recognized by the Aspen Achievement Award. Award in Humanities. In December 1979 she Martha Graham was born in Allegheny, was a recipient of the in Pennsylvania on May 11,1894 and died in New recognition of her significant lifelong contribu­ York City on April 1, 1991. Her autobiography, tions to American culture. In 1981 the Samuel H. Blood Memory, was published by Doubleday in Scripps American Dance Festival Award cited her September 1991. as "Most American of Artists, whose genius is synonymous with modern dance. Great dancer, The BROOKLYN PHILHARMONIC, now in its great choreographer, she is a supreme innovator." 41st year and its fourth season under Principal In February 1982 the Meadows School of the Conductor Dennis Russell Davies, is a 14-time Arts, Southern Methodist University in Dallas, recipient of the ASCAP/ASOL Award for adven­ Texas, honored Martha Graham by presenting turesome programming, and in 1991 received a her the Algur H. Meadows Award for Excellence four-year NEA Challenge III Grant for artistic ini­ in the Arts, and cited her as one who "symbolizes tiatives. As Resident Orchestra of BAM, BPO par­ the continuity of our artistic heritage and the ticipates in BAM productions, and presents its inspiration which one generation can provide the own subscription series, arts education program­ next." In 1983 Bryn Mawr College awarded her ming, community outreach concerts, broadcasts the M. Carey Thomas Prize. On January 23, and recordings.

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September 30 and October 6, 1994 8pm; October 2, 1994 3pm APPALACHIAN SPRING for Martha * and Costumes by Martha Graham Music by Aaron Copland )~ * Set by Isamu Noguchi Lighting by Jean Rosenthal Premiere: October 30, 1944, Coolidge Auditorium, Library of Congress, Washington, DC Springtime in the Appalachian wilderness is celebrated by a man and woman building a house with joy and love and prayer; by a revivalist and his followers in their shouts of exaltation; by a pioneering woman with her dreams of the Promised Land. The Bride The Husbandman The Pioneering Woman The Revivalist Joyce Herring Floyd Flynn Denise Vale (9/30, 10/2) Pascal Rioult (9/30, 10/2) Myra Woodruff (10/6) Mario Camacho (10/6) The Followers Elizabeth Auclair, Sandra Kaufmann, Rika Okamato, Alessandra Prosperi Conductor: Stanley Sussman Commissioned by the Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge Foundation in the Library of Congress, Washington, DC. * The original title chosen by Aaron Copland was Ballet for Martha which Graham later titled Appalachian Spring. ** Used by arrangement with The Aaron Copland Fund for Music, copyright owners; and Boosey & Hawkes, Inc., sole publisher and licensee.

October 4 and 8, 1994 8pm CAVE OF THE HEART Choreography and Costumes by Martha Graham Music by Samuel Barber )~ Set by Isamu Noguchi Lighting by Jean Rosenthal Premiere: May 10, 1946, McMillin Theater, Columbia University, Cave ofthe Heart is the myth of Medea as envisioned by Martha Graham. The action is focused upon the legend's central theme: the destructiveness of jealousy, the dark powers of humanity as symbolized by magic. The four characters are Medea, her husband Jason, the Princess, and the Chorus, who fore­ sees the tragedy before it is enacted and vainly tries to prevent it. In Greek legend, Medea was a Princess of Colchis, renowned as a sorceress. She fled from her home with the hero, Jason, to Corinth, where she lived with him as wife and bore him two children. But Jason was ambitious, and when King Creon offered him the hand of his daughter, the Princess of Corinth, in marriage, he abandoned Medea. Mad with jealousy, Medea sent the princess a wedding gift, an enchanted crown. When the princess placed the crown upon her head, it brought upon her a terrifying death. Medea then murdered her own children and fled Corinth in a chariot drawn by drag­ ons, returning to her father, the Sun. Medea Jason The Princess The Chorus Christine Dakin Pascal Rioult Miki Orihara Camille Brown Conductor: Stanley Sussman Commissioned by the Alice N. Ditson Fund, Columbia University. * Medea, Opus 23 used by arrangement with G. Schirmer, Inc., publisher and copyright owner.

September 28 and October 5, 1994 8pm; October 9, 1994 3pm CELEBRATION Choreography by Martha Graham Costumes by Donna Karan Music by Louis Horst Lighting by Beverly Emmons Premiere: February 25, 1934, Guild Theatre, New York City I PROGRAM NOTES

At the time Celebration was choreographed, Martha Graham would do a preparatory 400 jumps at the barre in five minutes. Celebration took its inspiration from that incredibly taxing warm-up, hav­ ing, as it did originally, 12 women doing 457 jumps in six minutes. Elizabeth Auclair, Kathy Buccellato, Katherine Crockett, Sandra Kaufmann, Virginie Mecene, Rika Okamoto, Alessandra Prosperi, Amanda Thomas Mario Camacho, Gary Galbraith, Martin Lofsnes, Matthew Rose, Kenneth Topping Conductor: Stanley Sussman The Martha Graham Dance Company wishes to thank Anita Alvarez, Dorothy Bird, Ethel Butler, Jane Dudley, Marie Marchowsky, May O'Donnell, Lily Rady, Gertrude Shurr, Karen Slagel, Eugene Lester, the Willard and Barbara Morgan Archives, and especially Sophie Maslow and Yuriko, whose efforts and dedication helped make possible the reconstruction of Celebration. Special thanks to Herbert Ross for his assistance.

September 30 and October 5, 1994 8pm; October 9 3pm; Steps in the Street September 28 8pm Sketches from CHRONICLE Choreography and Costumes by Martha Graham Music by Wallingford Riegger )," Music for Spectre -1914 and Prelude to Action arranged and orchestrated by Stanley Sussman New Orchestration for Steps in the Street by justin Delio joio Steps in the Street Lighting by David Finley Spectre - 1914 and Prelude to Action Lighting by Steven L. Shelley Premiere: December 20, 1936, Guild Theatre, New York City Chronicle does not attempt to show the actualities of war; rather, by evoking war's images, it sets forth the fateful prelude to war, portrays the devastation of spirit which it leaves in its wake, and sug­ gests an answer. SPECTRE -1914: Drums - Red Shroud - Lament Terese Capucilli STEPS IN THE STREET: Devastation - Homelessness - Exile Denise Vale Elizabeth Auclair, Camille Brown, Kathy Buccellato, Katherine Crockett, Sandra Kaufmann, Virginie Mecene, Rika Okamoto, Miki Orihara, Alessandra Prosperi, Amanda Thomas, Myra Woodruff PRELUDE TO ACTION: Unity - Pledge to the Future Terese Capucilli Denise Vale Elizabeth Auclair, Camille Brown, Kathy Buccellato, Katherine Crockett, Sandra Kaufmann, Virginie Mecene, Rika Okamoto, Miki Orihara, Alessandra Prosperi, Gisella Speranza, Amanda Thomas, Myra Woodruff

Conductor: Stanley Sussman * Finale from New Dance, Opus 18B (Steps in the Street) used by arrangement with Associated Music Publishers, Inc., publisher and copyright owner. Spectre - 1914 researched and reconstructed by Carol Fried and Terese Capucilli from film clips and Barbara Morgan photographs. Steps in the Street reconstructed by Martha Graham and Yuriko from the Julien Bryan film. Prelude to Action reconstructed by Sophie Maslow assisted by Terese Capucilli, Carol Fried, Diane Gray and Ron Protas from film clips and Barbara Morgan photographs. The Martha Graham Dance Company wishes to acknowledge the following dancers who participated in the reconstruction: Miriam Barbosa, Magdalena Brnos, Celina Chaulvin, Michelle Emerre, Cathy Gillian, Lexuri Gallastegi, Penelope Gonzalez, Deborah Goodman, Caroline van Hall, Heather Harrington, Kristin Lodoen, Elena Margarolo, Virginie Mecene, Kaye Richards, Michelle Spira, Ana Paula Tavares, Amanda Thomas, Benita Ward. Made possible by a generous gift from Lloyd E. Rigler-Lawerence E. Deutsch Foundation. I PROGRAM NOTES

October 1 and 7, 1994 8pm CLYTEMNESTRA Choreography and Costumes by Martha Graham Music by Halim EI-Dabh :~ Set by Isamu Noguchi Lighting by Jean Rosenthal Revival under the direction ofPearl Lang Premiere: April 1, 1958, Adelphi Theatre, New York City "Denied honor among the dead, Clytemnestra asks the question we ask in face of punishment: Why? "... Because she asks the question of her Furies, her inner self, Clytemnestra has set the machinery of reply in motion. "... Throughout the dance, the image of the net recurs as it does in all tragedy. Each small act serves to draw the net tighter. It means complete death unless there is some act of rebirth, a subjugation of the will to the forces of the spirit. "... The action is performed within the dangerous landscape of the mind... and there is no limit to the drama the mind can evoke. " -Excerpts from the script of Clytemnestra by Martha Graham Prologue: The Underworld (Intermission) Act I: Mycenae (Intermission) Act II: The Queen's Bedroom, Mycenae Epilogue: The Underworld

THE CHARACTERS Clytemnestra Christine Dakin Iphigenia Miki Orihara Hades/Watchman Floyd Flynn Cassandra Denise Vale The Messenger of Death Mario Camacho Young Clytemnestra Rika Okamoto Helen of Troy Joyce Herring Priest ofthe Sacrifice Gary Galbraith Paris Peter London The Furies Elizabeth Auclair, Apollo Martin Lofsnes Katherine Crockett, Rika Okamoto, Athena Camille Brown Alessandra Prosperi, Orestes Kenneth Topping Amanda Thomas, Myra Woodruff Agamemnon Donlin Foreman The Attendants Andreas Bjorneboe, Electra Terese Capucilli Gary Galbraith, Martin Lofsnes, Aegisthus Pascal Rioult Matthew Rose, Zhang Zhenjun Conductor: Stanley Sussman Baritone: Kevin Deas Soprano: Andrea Matthews * Used by arrangement with C. F. Peters Corporation, publisher and copyright owner.

September 30 and October 6, 1994 8pm; October 2, 1994 3pm DARK MEADOW Choreography and Costumes by Martha Graham Music by Carlos Chavez * Set by Isamu Noguchi Lighting by Jean Rosenthal Revival under the direction of Pearl Lang Premiere: January 23, 1946, Plymouth Theatre, New York City It is a world of great symbols, ~he place of experience, the Dark Meadow of Ate, the meadow of choice, the passage to another area of life. One Who Seeks He Who Summons She ofthe Ground Terese Capucilli (9/30, 10/6) Donlin Foreman Kathy Buccellato Christine Dakin (10/2) They Who Dance Together Elizabeth Auclair, Camille Brown, Rika Okamoto, Miki Orihara, Myra Woodruff Mario Camacho, Gary Galbraith, Pascal Rioult, Matthew Rose Conductor: Stanley Sussman Commissioned by the Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge Foundation in the Library of Congress, Washington, DC. * La Hija de Colquide used by arrangement with G. Schirmer, Inc., agent for Carlanita Music Company, publisher and copyright owner. I continued after advertising section PROGRAM NOTES

October 4 and 8, 1994 8pm DEATHS AND ENTRANCES Choreography Martha Graham Music by Hunter Johnson Set by Arch Lauterer Costumes by Martha Graham and Halston Lighting by Jean Rosenthal Revival under the direction ofPearl Lang Premiere: December 26, 1943, 46th Street Theatre, New York City The title is a line from a poem by Dylan Thomas. This is a legend of the heart's life. The action takes place in a room and the halls of an ancestral house. It concerns three sisters "doom eager" as the three Bronte sisters were "doom eager" to fulfill their destiny. This is essentially a legend of poetic experience rather than a story of incident. In the secret life of the heart there are invisible actors and "Deaths and Entrances" with no barriers of period or time. Rather, there is a suspension of time and the subsequent intensification of experience at the sight of some simple remembered object: a shell, a glass goblet, a vase. It concerns the restless pacings of the heart on some winter evening. There are remembrances of child­ hood, certain dramatizations of well-known objects, dreams of romance, hatreds bred of longings and madness. It is "imagination kindled at antique fires. " There are "Deaths and Entrances" of hopes, fears, remembrances, dreams, and an ultimate vision. The 3 Sisters The 3 Remembered Children Terese Capucilli Camille Brown Christine Dakin Miki Orihara Denise Vale Alessandra Prosperi The Dark Beloved The Poetic Beloved The Cavaliers Donlin Foreman Floyd Flynn Mario Camacho, Gary Galbraith Conductor: Stanley Sussman

September 28 and 30 and October 4, 6 and 8, 1994 8pm DEEP SONG Choreography and Costume by Martha Graham Music by Henry Cowell * Lighting by David Finley Premiere: December 19, 1937, Guild Theatre, New York City "Deep Song is not a picture of Spanish women; it is, in intense phrases of torment, the story of the tor­ tured mind and body that in some way was, and is, the experience common to all people who under­ stand, know, react to such human sufferings as the Spanish people have faced these last long months. " -- Henry Gilfond, Dance Observer, 1944 Written at the time of the Spanish Civil War Christine Dakin (9/28, 9/30, 10/6) Denise Vale (10/4, 10/8) The Martha Graham Dance Company wishes to acknowledge the assistance of Barbara Morgan, whose photographs were used in part to reconstruct Deep Song. Photographic prints courtesy of Morgan & Morgan, Inc., Dobbs Ferry, NY. * Sinister Resonance recorded by Henry Cowell, courtesy of Composers Recordings, Inc.

October 4 and 8, 1994 8pm EL PENITENTE Choreography and Costumes by Martha Graham Music by Louis Horst Set by Isamu Noguchi Lighting by Jean Rosenthal Premiere: August 11, 1940, College Theatre, Bennington, Vermont I continued PROGRAM NOTES

The Penitentes of the American Southwest are a sect which believes in purification from sin through severe penance. Even today, they enact their ancient rites, culminating in the Crucifixion. The dance bears no factual relationship to these practices but is presented as a story told after the manner of the old mystery plays. The three figures enter, assume their characters and perform as a group of players. The action is divided by a return to the entrance theme. The Festival Dance at the end is a version of a popular dance of celebration with none of the ritualistic content of the preceding scenes. THE CHARACTERS Penitent Christ Figure Virgin/Mary as Magdalen/ Mother Mario Camacho Peter London Miki Orihara

THE ACTION 1. Entrance of Performers. 2. Flagellation of Penitent. 3. Vision of Penitent: The Virgin Pleads; The Christ Blesses. 4. Death Cart: The Death Cart is the symbol of sin. 5. Seduction: The Magdalen seduces the Penitent. 6. The Fall of Man. 7. The Christ condemns. 8. The Penitent bears the cross on his back. 9. The Crucifixion: The Penitent atones and wins salvation. 10. The Festival Dance Conductor: Stanley Sussman

October 5, 1994 8pm; October 9, 1994 3pm ERRAND INTO THE MAZE Choreography and Costumes by Martha Graham Music by * Set by Isamu Noguchi Lighting by Jean Rosenthal Premiere: February 28, 1947, Ziegfeld Theatre, New York City Errand into the Maze takes as its inspiration the myth of Ariadne and the Minotaur. Martha Graham took this Greek myth as her symbol of the conquering of fear. There is an errand into the maze of the heart's darkness in order to face and do battle with the Creature of Fear. There is the accomplishment of the errand, the instant of triumph, and the emer­ gence from the dark. Martha Graham asked Isamu Noguchi to model the main sculpture piece in Errand into the Maze after a woman's pelvic bone. The small white hill upstage symbolizes a mountain, the white hanging piece represents the sun and moon-all indicating that the dance takes place in the landscape of the mind. Christine Dakin Mario Camacho

Conductor: Stanley Sussman * Used by arrangement with G. Schirmer, Inc., publisher and copyright owner.

October 4 a;nd 8, 1994 8pm HERETIC Choreography and Costumes by Martha Graham Music: Anonymous * Lighting by Beverly Emmons Premiere: April 14, 1929, Booth Theatre, New York City Joyce Herring Elizabeth Auclair, Camille Brown, Kathy Buccellato, Katherine Crockett, Virginie Mecene, Rika Okamoto, Alessandra Prosperi, Gisella Speranza, Amanda Thomas, Denise Vale, Myra Woodruff Pianist: Elizabeth Wright Conductor: Stanley Sussman * Bretons Tetus from Chansons de "La Fleur-de-Lys," arranged by Charles de Sivry, transcribed by Louis Stewart. I PROGRAM NOTES

October 5, 1994 8pm; October 9, 1994 3pm HERODIADE Choreography and Costumes by Martha Graham Music by Paul Hindemith :~ Set by Isamu Noguchi Lighting by Jean Rosenthal Revival under the direction ofPearl Lang and Ron Protas Premiere: October 30, 1944, Library of Congress, Washington, DC A dance of choice... the mirror of one's being... a decision to search... it is the "doom-eager" act of one who seeks. A Woman: Janet Eilber Her Attendant: Denise Vale Conductor: Stanley Sussman Commissioned by the Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge Foundation in the Library of Congress, Washington, DC. * Herodiade, orchestra-recitation after the poetry of Stephane Mallarme used by arrangement with European American Music Distributors Corporation, sole U.S. and Canadian agent for B. Schott's Soehne, publisher and copyright owner.

September 28, 1994 8pm; October 2, 1994 3pm LAMENTATION Choreography and Costume by Martha Graham Music by Zoltan Kodaly ::. Lighting by Thomas Skelton Premiere: January 8, 1930, Maxine Elliott's Theatre, New York City For Tom Kerrigan Lamentation is a dance of sorrow. Kathy Buccellato Denise Vale (9/28 only) Myra Woodruff (9/28 only) Pianist: Elizabeth Wright * Klavierstiicke, Opus 3, Number 1.

September 28 and October 5, 1994 8pm; October 9, 1994 3pm MAPLE LEAF RAG Choreography by Martha Graham Music by Scott Joplin :~ Costumes by Calvin Klein Lighting by David Finley Premiere: October 2, 1990, City Center Theater, New York City For Ron Martha Graham, dubbed "Mirthless Martha" by her musical director Louis Horst, would, when frus­ trated by a new dance, turn and say, "Oh, Louis, play me the Maple LeafRag "-the only thing that would cheer her. Terese Capucilli Floyd Flynn Elizabeth Auclair, Camille Brown, Kathy Buccellato, Katherine Crockett, Joyce Herring, Sandra Kaufmann, Rika Okamoto, Miki Orihara, Alessandra Prosperi, Denise Vale, Myra Woodruff Mari0"Camacho, Gary Galbraith, Martin Lofsnes, Peter London, Pascal Rioult, Matthew Rose, Kenneth Topping Pianist: Alan Moverman The recorded voice of Claire Bloom accompanies The Letter to the World sequence on September 28. Made possible by a generous gift from Lloyd E. Rigler-Lawrence E. Deutsch Foundation. * Elite Syncopatipns (1902), Bethena - Ragtime (1905) and Maple LeafRag (1899) arranged by Chris Landriau. I PROGRAM NOTES

September 28, 1994 8pm THE OWL AND THE PUSSYCAT Choreography by Martha Graham Music by Carlos Surinach ::. Set by Ming Cho Lee Assistant designer Karen Schulz Costumes by Halston and Martha Graham Lighting by Gilbert V. Hemsley, Jr. Premiere: June 26, 1978, Metropolitan Opera House, New York City The eternal questions of relationships and a voyage. Pussycat Owl Pig Miki Orihara Kenneth Topping Mario Camacho Peter London Dolphins Andreas Bjorneboe, Gary Galbraith, Kun-Yang Lin, Martin Lofsnes, Matthew Rose, Gisella Speranza, Zhang Zhenjun Mermaids Sandra Kaufmann, Virginie Mecene, Rika Okamoto Storyteller: Janet Eilber Based on the poem by Edward Lear. Conductor: Stanley Sussman The Owl and The Pussycat is dedicated in perpetuity to Halston. This production of The Owl and the Pussycat is made possibe in part by a generous gift from Richard H. Driehaus. * Used by arrangement with Associated Music Publishers, Inc., publisher and copyright owner.

October 5, 1994 8pm; October 9, 1994 3pm PRIMITIVE MYSTERIES Choreography and Costumes by Martha Graham Music by Louis Horst Lighting by Beverly Emmons Premiere: February 2, 1931, Craig Theatre, New York City Primitive Mysteries has its beginnings in the adoration of the Virgin as experienced in the Southwestern Spanish-American culture. Literally, it is a celebration of the coming of age of a young girl. I. Hymn to the Virgin II. Crucifixus III. Hosanna Joyce Herring Denise Vale Elizabeth Auclair, Camille Brown, Kathy Buccellato, Katherine Crockett, Sandra Kaufmann, Virginie Me~ene, Rika Okamoto, Miki Orihara, Alessandra Prosperi, Gisella Speranza, Amanda Thomas, Myra Woodruff Conductor: Stanley Sussman

September 28,30 and October 6, 1994 8pm; October 2, 1994 3pm SATYRIC FESTIVAL SONG Choreography and Costume by Martha Graham Reconstructed by Diane Gray Original Music by Imre Weisshaus Music for Reconstruction by Fernando Palacios* Lighting by David Finley Premiere: November 20, 1932, Guild Theatre, New York City Janet Eilber *Minuta Perversa used by special arrangement with Mundimusica S.L. Reconstruction made possible in part by The Jessica Fund. I PROGRAM NOTES

The Artistic Directors wish to acknowledge Barbara Morgan, whose photographs were used in part to recon­ struct Satyric Festival Song and also Janet Eilber and Gisella Speranza for their assistance. Photographic prints courtesy of Morgan & Morgan, Inc., Dobbs Ferry, NY. Researched by Carol Fried and Terese Capucilli.

September 28, 1994 8pm SERENATA MORISCA Choreography by Martha Graham after Ted Shawn Costume by Martha Graham after Pearl Wheeler Music by Mario Tarenghi, arranged by Jonathan McPhee Lighting by Thomas Skelton (performed by Martha Graham on Denishawn tours 1921-1923, and in The Greenwich Village Follies 1923-1925) Terese Capucilli Conductor: Stanley Sussman The Artistic Directors wish to thank Jane Sherman Lehac for her invaluable archival assistance in the reconstruction of Serenata Morisca.

Martha Graham's choreography and costumes Inger Witter. For further information about mem­ and Isamu Noguchi's sets are used by permission bership or volunteering, please contact the Guild of the Estate of Martha Graham. Coordinator, 316 East 63rd Street, New York, NY 10021. Telephone: (212) 832-9166. FAX: THE MARTHA GRAHAM CENTER OF CON­ (212) 223-0351. TEMPORARY DANCE, INC. houses both the Martha Graham Dance Company and the Martha THE MARTHA GRAHAM SCHOOL BOU­ Graham School of Contemporary Dance. The TIQUE is located on the second floor of the Martha Graham Center is a not-for-profit corpo­ Martha Graham School at 316 East 63rd Street, ration which is supported largely through tax­ New York, NY 10021. A selection of Company deductible contributions from individuals, corpo­ and School t-shirts, sweatshirts, video cassettes, rations and foundations. Contributions may be tote bags, notecards, books and posters are sold. sent to the Martha Graham Center of Members of the Martha Graham Guild receive a Contemporary Dance, Inc., 316 East 63rd Street, 10% discount. Orders may be placed over the New York, NY 10021. Telephone: (212) 832­ telephone by calling (212) 838-5886 or by fax 9166. FAX: (212) 223-0351. (212) 223-0351.

The oldest and most celebrated dance company in THE MARTHA GRAHAM ENSEMBLE is com­ America, the MARTHA GRAHAM DANCE prised of a select group of advanced and profes­ COMPANY has received international acclaim sionallevel scholarship students from the Martha from audiences in over fifty countries on five con­ Graham School under the direction of Susan tinents. Since it was formed in April 1926, the Kikuchi. The Ensemble tours in small theaters Company has performed at the Metropolitan throughout the United States and also presents a Opera House, the Paris Opera House, Covent one-hour introductory lecture-demonstration pro­ Garden, the John F. Kennedy Center for the gram of excerpts and complete works from the Performing Arts, as well as at the base of the Martha Graham repertory for school audiences in Great Pyramids of , and the ancient Herod the metropolitan area. For tour information call Atticus Theatre on the Acropolis in Athens, Gary Lindsey Artist Services at (800) 944-5412. . In addition to live performances, the For information on school programs call Carol Company has produced films and videotapes that Ann Stutz at (212) 838-5886. are broadcast and distributed throughout the world. The ARTISTS employed in this production are members of the American Guild of Musical THE MARTHA GRAHAM GUILD is a support Artists AFL-CIO, the union of professional organization assisting the Martha Graham Dance dancers, singers and staging personnel in the Company and School through membership contri­ United States. The TECHNICIANS are members butions and Guild-sponsored activities. The of the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Honorary Chairmen is Mrs. Gerald R. Ford. The Employees. Co-Chairmen are Ms. Deborah Kramm and Ms.• BAM BOARD AND STAFF

Chairman Norman J. Buchan Michael Fuchs John Morning Honorary Trustees Bruce C. Ratner'" Kevin Burke Frederick B. Henry Jonathan Newcomb* Seth Faison President William 1. Campbell Robert M. Johnson Evelyn Ortner Harvey Lichtenstein * Henry Christensen, III Sidney Kantor David J. Peeker Paul Lepercq Robert A. Cohen Stanley H. Kaplan David L. Ramsay, M.D. AmeVennema Vice Chairmen Beth Rudin DeWoody* Andrew K. Klink Jonathan F.P. Rose Neil D. Chrisman* Charles M. Diker Edgar A. Lampert* Robert C. Rosenberg* Ex-Officio Rita Hillman ". Brendan]. Dugan Marylin B. Levitt, D.S.W. Mikki Shepard Hon. Rudolph Giuliani 1. Stanley Kriegel * Arnold]. Eckelman John Lipsky Vaughn C. Williams, Esq. Hon. Howard Golden Franklin R. Weissberg* Mallory Factor Eugene H. Luntey Hon. Schyler Chapin Members Ronald E. Feiner, Esq. Laurie Mallet *Executive Committee Hon. Herbert E. Berman Bettina Bancroft* Alan H. Fishman * Charles W. Merideth Member Jenne K. Britell Robert L. Forbes Martin F. Mertz

EXECUTIVE AND Rawle Scott Edward Conti, Wardrobe Supervisor Jacqueline A. Kravetz, PROGRAM STAFF Lionel Stevens, HVAC Director of Institutional Giving Harvey Lichtenstein, Leslie Stevens MANAGEMENT INFORMATION Brian Grundstrom, Fiscal Manager President & Capital Projects SYSTEMS Victoria S. Benitez, Executive Producer PeterM.Casler, Ranald T. Adams, Director ofMIS Director of Special Projects Karen Brooks Hopkins, Capital Projects Manager Afshin Afshar, Systems Manager M. Lourdes Marquez, Executive Vice President Ken Rinker, Julie Liang, PC Support Sponsor Services Manager Joseph V. Melillo, Construction Coordinator MARKETING & PROMOTION George Rush, Producing Director Development Associate FINANCE Community Relations Robert Bennett, General Manager Lisa Rodriguez, Administrative Judith L. Stevens, Director of Pamela Mosley, Arthur J. Shaw, Vice President for Community Relations Manager Assistant/Office Manager Accounting and Finance Pamela Gill, Bookkeeper Finance and Administration Peter Gee, Budget Manager Scott D. Mendelsohn, Tambra Lee Dillon, Vice President for Cynthia Stokes, Receptionist Natalie Baptista, Payroll Manager Administrative Assistant Marketing and Promotion Membership Tonya Cobb, Cash Receipts/Accounts Group Sales Group Sales Representatives Danielle Amato Milligan, ADMINISTRATION Receivable Administrator Lisa Birch Director ofMajor Gifts Elizabeth A. Sharp, Personnel Manager Claudette Griffith, Bob Yarnell Dan Goldberg, Membership Manager Gertrude S. Boothe, Receptionist & Accounting Manager Yvonne Balbin, Administrative Assistant Donna Abraham, Accounts Marketing Harry McFadden, Campaign Coordinator Serafin Castro, Mail Clerk Payable Clerk Director of Marketing Sponsorship & Special Events Carmen J. Gonzalez, Cynthia Smith, Fiscal Coordinator Henry C. Blazer, Lynn M. Stirrup, Administrative Assistant Merina Stroud, Office Assistant Senior Graphic Designer Director of Special Events GENERAL MANAGEMENT & Diana Robinson Frazier, Kelly Maginnis, BOX OFFICE Patron Ticket Coordinator Ellen O. Anderson, PRODUCTION Assistant to the Vice President Treasurer Scott Rogers, Special Events Assistant Karen M. Winer, General Management Dewonnie Frederick, liya Gurtenboim, Bookkeeper! First Assistant Treasurer Lynn Moffat, Marketing Assistant Office Assistant Pat Durand, Associate General Manager Caren Hector, Graphic Designer Assistant Treasurer Gail Peck, Special Events Coordinator Leslie Scharf, Assistant Treasurer Mary E. Reilly, Jeffrey Levine, Advertising Manager Marsha Rosenberg, Assistant Treasurer Director ofArtists Services Lois Pyanowski, Graphic Designer PRESIDENT'S OFFICE Angela Gardner, Assistant Director Eric A. Thomas, Jr., Limor Tomer, BUILDING OPERATIONS ofArtists Services Target Marketing Manager Audience Services Manager Jack Dobson, Director of Robert Marlin, Assistant to the Ann Murphy, Marketing Consultant Claire Hurd, Executive Secretary Building Operations General Manager Publications & Promotions Richard D. Weed, Roman Perez-Contreras, Assistant Karin Wolman, Administrative Jan Winarsky, Advertising & Special Assistant to the President Director ofBuilding Operations AssistantNisa Coordinator Promotions Manager Barbaro Olsen, Andrew Wagner, Assistant to the Sean R. Keepers, PROGRAMMING Administrative Assistant General Manager/Rentals Manager Associate Director of Publications Scott A. Watson, Assistant to the Daniel J. Dier, Theater Management Debbie Millman, Publications & Producing Director Building Services Assistant Robert Riordan, Theater Manager Promotions Consultant Maintenance/Security Christine McElroy Gruder, Publicity & Public Relations TELEMARKETING AND TELEFUNDRAISING Stephen Hollowell, Associate Theater Manager William Murray, Director, Phil Miller, Director of Security Brenda Joyner, Press & Public Relations Telemarketing and Egerton Kelly, Supervisor Theater Staff Supervisor Heidi Feldman, Press Associate Telefundraising Consultant Kenneth Aguillera Production The Zeisler Group: HOUSE PHOTOGRAPHER Calvin Brackett Colman Rupp, Production Manager Ellen Zeisler, Suzanne Ford Martha Swope & Associates Collie Dean, Supervisor Mark London, Public Relations Consultant Carol Rosegg, William Gibson, Ray Dorso Production Coordinator Subscription & Ticket Seroices Blanche Mackey Harold Heath Benjamin A. Solotaire, Cathie-Ann Daniel, Matthew James Production Coordinator Director, Ticket Services VIDEO ARCHMST Benjamin McDonald Lauren MacKenney, Gloria Hodgson, Character Generators Sheraf Moustafa Production Coordinator Subscription Supervisor Michael Schwartz, Mark Robison Ron Rathan BibiMarti, Subscription Assistants SOUND CONSULTANT Roberto Solis Production Office Manager Helga Barrow James Victor Don Riordan, Crew Chief Suzette Briscoe Abe Jacob Haskell Walker Opera House Trevor David MEDICAL CONSULTANTS Jason Walters Jack Fuller, Head Electrician Jonathan Lorch, MD HVAC and Repair Seroices Patrick McDonald, PERFORMING ARTS PROGRAMS Lazzaro Curato, HVACSupervisor Master ofProperties FOR YOUNG PEOPLE LEGAL COUNSEL Leonard Abbruscato Cyrus Similly, Head Carpenter Leanne Tintori Wells, Director Kaufmann, Feiner, Yamin, Courtney Harris Timothy Fuller, Flyman Sharon M. Schwartz, Associate Gildin & Robbins Bernard Lawrence James D'Adamo, Electrician Director for Education Anthony Shields Thomas Paulucci, Sound Engineer John Malatesta, INSURANCE Ernest Southerland, Maintenance Playhouse Program Manager Marsh & McLennan, Inc. Majestic Theater Howard Larson, Head Electrician PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACCOUNTANTS Ismael Colon James Kehoe, Head Carpenter Development Lutz and Carr John Fennel Lepercq Space Barry Jackson, Supervisor Denis Azaro, Chris Butts, Head Electrician Director of Development Eileen Rathan Majestic Theater Lavelle Saunderson Lewis Resnick, Head Electrician THE CAMPAIGN FOR BAM

The Brooklyn Academy of Music recently launched the Campaign for BAM, a major four-year fundraising effort to provide $20 million in permanent endowment funds and $2.5 million for expanded cash reserves and operational expenses. Income from endowment will support the full range of BAM's artistic, community, and education programs, facilities, and operations. Since the start of the drive in 1992, BAM has received gifts and pledges totalling $11.5 million from forty-six donors.

The Brooklyn Academy of Music 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 $50,000 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 Judith R. and Alan H. Fishman Michael Bancroft Goth Endowed Annual Performance Fund Alex Hillman Family Foundation Maxwell Family Fund in Community Funds, Inc. Mary and Jim Ottaway, Jr. in honor ofRuth Blackburne Ottaway Julie and Bruce Ratner

$100,000 AND ABOVE

William I. Campbell The Charles and Valerie Diker Dance Endowment Fund Indepedence Savings Bank Annie Leibovitz & Studio Leo Burnett, USA The Morgan Stanley Community and Educational Fund J. P. Morgan & Co. Incorporated NYNEX Jonathan F. P. and Diana V. C. Rose Samuel and May Rudin Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Ame Vennema

$50,000 AND ABOVE

Neil D. Chrisman Francena T. Harrison Trust Rita J. And Stanley H. Kaplan Foundation, Inc. Evelyn and Everett Ortner Arthur Ross Foundation

(As ofSeptember 1, 1994) I BAM ANNUAL SUPPORTERS

LEADERSHIP GUARANTORS The New York Council for the Island Records ($100,000 or more) ($25,000 or more) Humanities William Josephson AT&T Anne H. Bass Company Kahlua Liqueur Booth Ferris Foundation The Louis Calder Foundation Foundation, Inc. Rita J. and Stanley H. Kaplan British Airways Mary Flagler Cary Charitable Trust Socrates Nicholas and Gerard Bell Foundation The Chase Manhattan Bank Robert Sterling Clark Foundation The Edward John Noble Foundation Stanley H. Kaplan Educational Mr. & Mrs. Richard B. Fisher The Georgetown Company One World Arts Foundation Center Ltd. The Ford Foundation The Horace W. Goldsmith Park Avenue Charitable Fund Mr. & Mrs. I. Stanley Kriegel Forest City Ratner Companies Foundation Quaker Instant Grits Robin & Edgar Lampert French Ministry of Foreign Affairs Mrs. Alex Hillman David L. Ramsay, MD The Dorothea L. Leonhardt through AFAA and the Cultural Kaufmann, Feiner, Yamin, Jonathan F.P. Rose Foundation, Inc. Services of French Embassy NY Gildin, & Robbins Helena Rubinstein Foundation Sydney & Frances Lewis Foundation The Howard Gilman Foundation Lufthansa German Airlines The Scherman Foundation, Inc. Liz Claiborne Foundation, Inc. I The Gould Foundation MetLife Joseph E. Seagram & Son Inc. Fund Madamoiselle The MetroTech Downtown Fund Morgan Guaranty Trust Company The Evelyn Sharp Foundation Maker's Mark Bourbon National Endowment for the Arts Morgan Stanley Group Inc. The Starr Foundation March Associates Inc. New York City Department of National Westminster Bank The Jules and Doris Stein Marsh & McLennan Companies Cultural Affairs New York Magazine Foundation McGraw-Hill, Inc. New York State Council on the Arts Samuel I. Newhouse Foundation Swatch Meet The Composer The Pew Charitable Trusts The Pfizer Foundation, Inc. Theatre du Caen Metropolitan Life Foundation Philip Morris Companies Inc. Prada The Travelers Foundation Mirabella Bruce C. Ratner Scandinavian Airlines System Michael Tuch Foundation, Inc. Isaac Mizrahi Fan Fox & Leslie R. Samuels The Shubert Foundation, Inc. Uris Brothers Foundation New York Design Center Inc. Foundation, Inc. Simon & Schuster Mr. & Mrs. Leslie H. Wexner Consulate General of the Starrett at Spring Creek, managed by Time Warner Inc. Vaughn C. Williams Netherlands Grenadier Realty Corp. The Isak and Rose Weinman Anonymous Jonathan Newcomb Lila Wallace-Reader's Digest Opera Foundation, Inc. Northern Telecom Inc. for a New America, a project of Anonymous PATRONS Northwest Airlines OPERA America ($5,000 or more) Mr. & Mrs. Everett H. Ortner Robert W. Wilson PACESETTERS Abraham & Straus The Overbrook Foundation ($10,000 or more) The American Friends of the Royal Pechiney PRESIDENT'S CIRCLE The Aeroflex Foundation Shakespeare Company Polygram Diversified Entertainment ($50,000 or more) AJ Contracting Co. The American-Scandinavian The Rockefeller Group Absolut Vodka American Express Company Foundation The Billy Rose Foundation The Bohen Foundation Art BureaulThomas Petz Anheuser-Busch Companies Inc. S.H. & Helen R. Scheuer Family Brooklyn Union Gas Company Rose M. Badgeley Residuary The Barker Welfare Foundation Foundation Con Edison Charitable Trust Ms. Jenne K. Britell Scor Risk Management Inc. Conseil Regional de Basse Normandie Bettina Bancroft British Tourist Authority Securities Industry Automation Credit Lyonnais Bear Stearns & Co., Inc. Burson-Marsteller Corporation The Charles E. Culpeper Foundation Chemical Banking Corporation Campari USA Serino Coyne Inc. The Eleanor Naylor Dana Paula Cooper Gallery CBS, Inc. Elizabeth Sidamon-Eristoff Charitable Trust The Nathan Cummings Foundation Champagne Veuve Cliquot Skandinaviska Enskilda Banken The Gladys Krieble Delmas Tony and Lawrie Dean Mr. & Mrs. Neil D. Chrisman Corporation Foundation The Aaron Diamond Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Henry Christensen, III South African Consulate General Dow Jones Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Charles Diker Citibank Jean Stein Robert Michael Geislerl Dime Savings Bank of New York Sam Cohn Tishman-Speyer Properties John Roberdeau Dresdner Bank Collins Building Services Inc. Tribune New York Foundation Hachette Filipacchi Magazines The Equitable Foundation Columbia Financial Partners, L.P. United Technologies/Otis Elevator The Harkness Foundations for European American Bank The Aaron Copland Fund Wendy vanden Heuvel Dance Mr. & Mrs. Alan Fishman for Music, Inc. Vanity Fair The Francena T. Harrison Forbes Inc. Cunard Wells, Rich, Greene, Inc. Foundation Trust The 42nd Street Fund Catherine G. Curran Young & Rubicam Frederick B. Henry France Telecom, Inc. Jeffrey Deitch Estate of Martha Zalles The William and Flora Hewlett Mr. Michael Fuchs Details Foundation Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Dewar's White Label CONTRIBUTORS John S. & James L. Knight Republic of Beth Rudin DeWoody ($2,500 or more) Foundation The Green Fund Inc. Drambuie Liqueur American Express Travel Services Arthur and Marylin Levitt The Greenwall Foundation Max & Victoria Dreyfus Foundation The Vincent Astor Foundation The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Heckscher Foundation for Children Mr. & Mrs. Brendan Dugan Bloomingdale's Natural Heritage Trust Home Box Office, Inc. Elektra Entertainment Judith Williams Blumert The DBL Foundation The Hyde and Watson Foundation Elizabeth ArdenlParfums Botwinick-Wolfensohn Foundation New York Newsday Independence Savings Bank International Valerie Braunschweig The New Yorker Magazine, Inc. ING Bank Mr. & Mrs. Mallory Factor Caffe Bondi The John Nuveen Company Andrew Klink Forbes FYI Champagne Piper-Heidseick NYNEX Lehrer McGovern Bovis Mrs. Betty Freeman Club France Pharmacia Lepercq Inc. The Fribourg Foundation Club USA Republic National Bank of New Mr. and Mrs. Hamish Maxwell Ann and Gordon Getty Foundation Cosmair, Inc. York Estate of Raymond H. McIntosh William & Mary Greve Foundation District Council 37-AFSCME, Republic Bank for Savings Merrill Lynch & Co. Mary Livingston Griggs & Mary AFL-CIO The Rockefeller Foundation Foundation, Inc. Griggs Burke Foundation David Geffen Foundation Samuel & May Rudin Joyce Mertz-Gilmore Foundation Goldman, Sachs & Co. Charles A. Gifford Foundation, Inc. Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation Gourmet Magazine H&L Electric, Inc. Skanska Morgan Stanley Foundation, Inc. Agnes Gund and Daniel Shapiro Jim Henson Productions Trust for Mutual Understanding Henry and Lucy Moses Fund, Inc. Herbert Construction Company The Henson Foundation The Norman & Rosita Winston The Netherland-America Foundation House of Windsor Collection Mr. David D. Holbrook Foundation New York Community Trust IBM Corporation Richard and Dorothy Hulbert Anonymous International Creative Management Hydraulic Plumbing & Heating Corp. • continued BAM PATRON COUNCILS

1994-95 BAM OPERA COUNCIL Members Elizabeth de Cuevas Mr. & Mrs. Peter Marino Republic National Bank of New York Bettina Bancroft Mr. & Mrs. Rohit M. Desai Rosetta and Samuel Miller Republic Bank for Savings Anne H. Bass Beth Rudin DeWoody Jonathan Newcomb The Isak and Rose Weinman Catherine and Jonathan Bell Yveta and Malcolm Graff Socrates Nicholas and Gerard Bell Foundation, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Henry Christensen, III Rita Hillman Evelyn and Everett Ortner Mr. W. Loeber Landau Catherine G. Curran Robert Johnson John Michael Powers, Jr. Charlene M. Weinstein Cynthia F. Davis William Josephson Ted and Betsy Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Anthony T. Dean Robin and Edgar Lampert

1994-95 NEXT WAVE PRODUCER'S COUNCIL Chainnen Paula Cooper William Josephson Robert C. Rosenberg & Kenneth & Maria Cuomo Cole Maria & Kenneth Cole Mary & Sidney Kantor Fran Kaufman David Kuhn Nancy Coyne Miriam Katowitz & Jane Rosenthal Isaac Mizrahi Mary S. Cronson Arthur Radin Clifford Ross Jeffrey Deitch William D. Kornreich Michel Roux Vice Chainnen Beth Rudin DeWoody Barrett G. Kreisberg, Esq. Martha A. & Robert S. Rubin H. Michael Howell Frederick N. & Michele Oka Doner Charlotte & Stanley Kriegel Elizabeth Saltzman Elizabeth Seidman William S. Ehrlich & Ruth Lloyds David W. Kubie John Scher Patricia Tarr Morgan Entrekin Robin & Edgar Lampert Rivka Schoenfeld Mallory Factor Diana Landreth Lavinia & Brian Snyder Members Valerie Filipovna lara Lee & George Gund III Ruth Cummings Sorensen Anonymous Madison Finlay Jacques Leviant Marisa Tomei Arthur Altschul Judy & Alan Fishman Marylin & Arthur Levitt James Truman Aya & Ofer Azrielant Lydia & Robert Forbes Sydney & Frances Lewis Calvin Tsao Andre Balazs & Katie Ford Andrew J. Frackman & Emily Braun Paul Marciano Charles A. Van Campenhout Bettina Bancroft Betty Freeman Scott C. McDonald Sue Erpf Van de Bovenkamp Theodore S. Bartwink Stephanie French & Ann & Charles Meredith Nora Ann Wallace Anne H. Bass Amory Houghton III Selma & Martin F. Mertz John Walter Catherine & Jonathan Bell Michael Fuchs Mr. & Mrs. Marvin Numeroff Mr. & Mrs. Joel Wechsler Jayne Bentzen & Benedict Silverman David Geffen Evelyn & Everett Ortner Steven M. Weitzman, M.D. Andy Birsh Robert Michael Geisler/John Jim Ottaway Jr. Vaughn C. Williams, Esq. Ross Bleckner Roberdeau William A. Perlmuth, Esq. Robert W. Wilson Judith Williams Blumert Arnie & Milly Glimcher Diane & Stanley Person Laura-Lee W. Woods! Gary Bogard & Wendy Snyder Yveta & Malcolm Graff Suzanne & Lionel Pincus L.L.W.W. Foundation Dr. Jeffrey Borer Julie Graham Barbara & Max Pine Martina Yamin Bernard E. Brandes, Esq. Agnes Gund & Daniel Shapiro Mr. & Mrs. Leon B. Polsky Mary Anne & Richard Yancey Jane Brite Drs. Martha Hadley & Ned Kennan John Michael Powers, Jr. Karen Yee Jenne K. Britell Charles Hamm Frank Pugliese L. Marshall Zeigen Kevin Burke Frederick B. Henry Dr. David L. Ramsay Mary Griggs Burke Rita Hillman Dan Rather Special thanks to: Laura L. Carpenter Irwin Horowitz Julie & Bruce C. Ratner Joanne Leonhardt Cassullo H. Michael Howell Bruce Rekant 1994 NEXT WAVE Poster Artist Neil D. Chrisman Bianca Jagger Jonathan F. P. Rose & Robert Moskowitz Sam Cohn Linda Janovic Diana Calthorpe

1994-95 NEXT WAVE ASSOCIATES

Co-Chainnen Joseph R. Dalton Nina Kaminer/NIKE Deborah Roberts Maryam Banikaram David Diamond & Karen Zukowski Communications Dan Scheffey Julia Forster Joe Dolce Nathan M. Kaplan Pam & Philip Schonberger Kim Hastreiter Simon Doonan Gil Karson Ethan Silverman & Erica Spellman Mark Dunn Scott & Robin Keller Leslie Simitch Vice Chainnen Cathy Franklin Eckstein Lise A. Lambert Tracy & Jay Snyder Amy Tardio & David Blumberg Elaine Ellman Hugh & Betsy Lamie Robert Soros & Melissa Schiff Soros Ben Hartley & Jennifer P. Goodale Epstein L. Bayly Ledes Jonathan Sweet Christine Schwartz Hartley Elizabeth Eristoff Andrew Lerner John E. Thompson Nicholas A. Polsky & Eve Yohalem Donald Evans Mark & Susan Leydecker Laura Weil Joan Fields Wendy Lipp William Morris Agency Members Pamela Fields James Long Victoria Wilson Doug AngstromlInvista Ellen Foley Ann & Vicente Madrigal Tracy Wirth Capital Management, Inc. Emily C. Forster Joey Magliocco R. Charles Wright Maryam Banikarim Sam Gen Monty March & Catherine Tharin James J. Barondess Peter Goldfarb Jeanne McCulloch Willow Bay Lisa & John Hall Florent Morellet For more information about the John Brockenbrough Monica Halpert & Michael Cohen Scott & Ellen Osman BAM Patron Councils, please J.B. Brown Albert P. Hildebrandt Frank W. Piasecki call the BAM Special Events E.J. Camp Peter M. H. Holmes a Court Grace Pierce Office at (718) 636-4182. Sally & David Carroll Peggy Jacobs & Steven Learner William S. Plotch & Suzanne Amy & Brad Collins Nancy & Andrew Jarecki Barnette Gerard Conn & Carol Yorke Ali & Peter Jennison Maxene & Eugene Posman Kevin R. Curry Julie Jensen & Robert Bryan Carolyn B. Reed & Scott Stein I BAM VISUAL ARTS PROGRAMS

BAM VISUAL ARTS PROGRAMS In 1987, BAM established a program to encourage collaborations of visual and performing artists as well as several pro­ jects with visual artists designed to support the institution. The Academy wishes to thank Jeffrey Deitch (primary advi­ sor) and Livet Reichard Company, Inc. for assisting the visual arts projects at BAM. 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 Roy Lichtenstein David Hockney Peter Halley Studio Heinrici Ltd.) David Salle Barbara Kruger Claudia Hart BAM Print Edition 1994*** Kenny Scharf Jonathan Lasker Sol LeWitt Donald Baechler Julian Schnabel Robert Mangold Will Mentor (published by Donald Sultan Suzan Pitt Studio Heinrici Ltd.) Terry Winters Todd Watts Robert Ryman Kiki Smith Tom Wesselmann (published by ULAE) BAM COVER AND POSTER ARTISTS Karel Appel David Hammons Robert Mapplethorpe * Philip Taaffe Ross Bleckner Keith Haring * Robert Moskowitz Rosemarie Trockel Francesco Clemente David Hockney Susan Rothenberg Todd Watts Papo Colo Alex Katz Kenny Scharf Willem de Kooning Sherrie Levine Philip Smith * in memoriam Carroll Dunham Roy Lichtenstein ** sold-out editions ***limited quantities still available LIMITED EDITION 1993 WEEGEE PRINTS *** Arthur Fellig (a.k.a. Weegee). Two estate-authorized limited editions. 11"x14" gelatin silver prints (100 prints per edition). Printed by Sid Kaplan, in conjunction with the Pace/MacGill Gallery. For information on purchasing available print editions, contact Mr. Brian Grundstrom at BAM, 718-636-4194.

CONTRffiUTORS (continued) Adco Electrical Corporation Constans Culver Foundation Integrity Carpet, Inc. Consulate General of Japan in New Allen & Company Incorporated Dorothy and Lewis B. Cullman International Union of Operating York Alpine Construction & Cummins Metropower Inc. Engineers Mr. & Mrs. Sidney Kantor Development Corp. D & F. Masons Corp. Interview Magazine Donna Karan Ambient Labs Inc. The D'Addario Foundation for the Pat Irwin KPF Interior Architects, P.e. American Chai Trust Performing Arts Mrs. Marjorie Isaac Mr. & Mrs. I. Stanley Kriegel Arts International-I.I.E. Dellano Construction Inc. Jacobson & Company Inc. lara Lee & George Gund III ASC Construction Services Corp. Donaldson Acoustics Co. Inc. JAM Consultants Inc. Phyllis Holbrook Lichtenstein ASCAP Frederick N. & Michele Oka Doner Ms. Ana Paula Jarowski Maersk Inc. Association of Performing Dover Elevators j.D.e. Sales & Service, Inc. John P. Meyer Arts Presenters Edison Ashland Corporation Johnson & Higgins Donald E. Newhouse Avon Sanitation Recycling Corp. Egg Electric Inc. Johnson Controls, Inc., SSD New York City-Yours To Discover Banque Paribas Ehrenkrantz & Eckstut JWP Forest Electric Corp. Tourism Grant William Bernhard & Architects, P.e. Bruce R. Kraus Nucor Construction Corp. Catherine Cahill Mr. & Mrs. Dwight W. Ellis Joan & Albert Kronick Orrefors Bill Blass, Ltd. Empire City Iron Works LaSalla Industries Mary and Jim Ottaway, Jr. Ross Bleckner Engineered Air Filters Leeds Painting The Pace Gallery of New York BNY Construction Ericsson North America Eric and Amala Levine Mrs. Alice Holbrook Platt Jeffrey Borer The Excelsior Hotel Liberty Contracting Corp. Point Music Bottega Veneta Ronald Finkelstein Liberty Marble, Inc. Polygram Records Bove Construction Company Inc. Fire Professional Associates, Inc. The Lighting Group Nicholas Polsky Bowne of New York City, Inc. Fischbach & Moore Inc. Lincoln Center for the Performing Remark Electric Corp. Dr. Ronald Brancaccio Mr. Arthur J. Fleischer, Jr. Arts, Inc. Anne S. Richardson Fund Ted Bremer & Associates, Inc. Flour City Architectural Metals Inc. Lincoln Electric Products Co., Inc. Ted and Betsy Rogers Brooklyn College Freeman Wasserman Schneider L. K. Comstock & Company, Inc. Martha A. and Robert S. Rubin The Brooklyn Hospital Center The Friars Foundation Local 372lNew York City Board of Salomon Foundation Inc C & D Fireproofing & Jay and Gail Furman Education Employees Shiseido Cosmetics Plastering, Inc. S. Garafalo Electric Co., Inc. Cecilia Loving-Sloane South African Airways E. V. Cabco, Inc. GC Contractors, Inc. Lowy and Donnath, Inc. South African Tourism Board Canron Construction Corporation Bernard and Lenore Greenberg Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Luntey Sterling Drug Inc. -Ballet Makers Dance GreenPoint Savings Bank Lutz and Carr Testwell Craig Laboratories Inc. Foundation Gil-Bar Industries, Inc. R.H. Macy's & Co., Inc. Judge Franklin R. Weissberg and The Carwill Foundation Mr. & Mrs. James Gillon Christopher & Christine Maguire Judge Marylin G. Diamond Casalino Demolition Corp. Giorgio Armani Corporation Maison de la France L. Marshall Zeigen Casey Systems Inc. Glenn Partition Inc. Marc Weissman Associates, Inc. Mr. Allan Chasanoff Graham Restoration The Marley Cooling Tower BENEFACTORS Chatam Inc. HirdIBlaker Inc. Company ($1,000 or more) Checkmate Exterminators, Inc. Mr. David D. Holbrook The Mannes College of Music A & AElectric, Inc. Clermont Communications Corp. Ms. Edythe M. Holbrook Marstrand Foundation AABCO Sheet Metal Co., Inc. Component Assembly Systems, Inc. The House of Bernstein, Inc. Martin Associates, Inc. Acme Stell Partition Co., Inc. Crown Plastering Corp. Hudson-Shatz Painting Co., Inc. Peter Mayer Active Sprinkler • continued BAM ANNUAL SUPPORTERS

BENEFACTORS (continued) John and Daniel Tishman Fund G. Marten Fell SUPPORTERS Mayrich Construction Corp. Town Masonry Corporation Floral Management Corp. ($250 or more) Marian McEvoy Triangle Sheet Metal Works, Inc. Sally Forrest Sean Lawrence Abbott Dr. James & Jane McGroarty Trico Electric Corp. Irving Friedberg George C. Abraham McKeon Rolling Steel Door Co., Inc. Tri-State Brick and Building DonM. Gandy Anthony Accardi McNally & McNally, Inc. Materials, Inc. Charles S. Gervais Mr. & Mrs. C. Murray Adams Mechanical Associates, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Robert Trump Gevalia Kaffe Dennis Adams Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Menschel Union-Transport Corporation Mrs. Saul Goldfarb Lourdes A. Alicea Ment Bros. Iron Works Co. United AirConditioning Corp. Gotham Elevator, Inc. Igou & Needa Allbray Dr. & Mrs. Charles W. Merideth Unity Electric Co., Inc. Gordon & Mary Gould Amalgamated Programs Selma & Martin Mertz Universal Builders Supply Inc. Gould Automatic Sprinkler Co., Inc. Corporation Richard Mishaan Urban Substructures, Inc. Andre Gregory Anchor Savings Bank Patricia T. Mitchell Suzanne Vega Stephen R. Greenwald & Gideon Asher Donald Moffat and Gwen Arner Voltaic Electric Rebecca Sullivan Austin, Nichols & Co., Inc. John Morning Volvo North America Elliot Gruenberg Ava Shypula Consulting Inc. Nastasi White Diane Von Furstenberg Marisa Hagan-Buttery Robert & Barbara Bachner New York Community Trust Christopher Walling Hardy Holzman Pfeiffer Associates Nancy Barber Mrs. Annalee Newman Peter L. Washburn Craig Hatkoff Heinz P. Behr Newport Painting Albert Watson William Hillman Foundation Leslie L. & Alan L. Beller Olympia Trails Bus Company Suzanne S. Weil Dr. Ursula Huebner Donald R. Belsole Olympic Plumbing & Heating Corp. Wertheim Schroder & Co. Inc. IATSE 764 Richard L. Benson Omega Interiors Corp. Ms. Tracy A. White David W. 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