Child’s Play
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Manassas Symphony Orchestra Presents Child’s Play Welcome to the second concert of our excitng 2015 – 2016 season. We are of to a great start this year and are excited that you are here with us to enjoy our annual Family Concert. This program has something for everyone, young and old, and features a remarkable group of talented student artsts from our community along with the Manassas Symphony Orchestra’s own dedicated musicians. This year we also have a special treat for everyone, something that has never been atempted by the MSO before. You will have to wait and experience it for yourself!
Natalie Wong, a seventeen year-old junior at Patriot High School in Nokesville, Virginia, is our featured soloist, performing Cécile Chaminade’s Concertno for Flute and Orchestra, Op. 107. In additon, the MSO will be premiering a number of new pieces composed and produced by Kid Pan Alley and performed by students from Chris Yung Elementary School. Disney’s Winnie the Pooh and the Blustery Day, and music from The Polar Express are other children’s favorites that will be performed as well.
All of the musicians you see in front of you volunteer their tme and musical talent to make the MSO a success. Travelling from all around the region, some as far as Southern Maryland, the mission and music of the MSO is a labor of love for all of them.
We hope, as you pass through the beautful Hylton Center Didlake Grand Foyer, that you will have an opportunity to greet our talented MSO musicians and guest artsts and thank them for their dedicaton in bringing you this wonderful concert.
Please consider supportng MSO with a monetary donaton. Your donatons helped us grow and develop into the inspiratonal community orchestra that we are today – recognized locally and natonally for excellence. You will fnd a donaton form in this program to facilitate your contributon. Thank you for your generosity and support for the MSO. For more informaton regarding the Symphony, membership, donatons and tckets, please visit ManassasSymphony.org. You may also reach us at 703-853-0749 or by email at [email protected].
Thank you all for joining us today. We will see you again on March 5th at 7:30 PM for our next concert, From the Britsh Isles, celebratng the charming and breathtaking music of English composers. MSO Principal Cellist Diana Chou will take center stage performing Elgar’s Cello Concerto. Every Kid - Every Concert - Always Free
AbOut the COnduCtOr James Villani, Music Director
James Villani has been the conductor and music director of the Symphony since 2004. As a long-tme strong advocate for contnuing adult music educaton and volunteerism in the arts, Mr. Villani has been involved in community musical organizatons since coming to Northern Virginia in 1986. He was associate conductor and clarinetst for the Reston Chamber Orchestra for 10 years, and has been involved with countless other area performances. He is an actve judge and clinician for local music festvals and compettons. He is a member of the League of American Orchestras and the Conductors Guild. Mr. Villani was a semi-fnalist for The American Prize for Community Orchestra Conductors in 2010.
A natve of New Castle, Pennsylvania, Mr. Villani began playing clarinet in school at the age of 8. He honed his skills, as many in town did, in the back room of Al Colella’s Shoe Store, where Mr. Colella taught a steady stream of clarinetsts for decades while servicing the occasional shoe customer. Later, while in high school, Mr. Villani studied with Carl Marks, a noted faculty member at Duquesne University and Youngstown State University’s Dana School of Music. Mr. Marks was himself a student of the legendary Daniel Bonade.
Mr. Villani received Bachelor’s Degrees in Clarinet Performance and Music Educaton from Penn State University, where he studied with Smith Toulson and was a member of every major ensemble, from the marching Blue Band to the Symphony Orchestra. Among his PSU highlights were four major bowl games, playing tenor saxophone in Disney’s All-American College Marching Band at the grand opening of the EPCOT theme park, and performing with the Pitsburgh Symphony under the baton of Michael Tilson Thomas.
He received a Master of Music in Conductng from Northwestern University, where he studied conductng with John P. Paynter and was a graduate assistant for the university wind ensembles. He had a rather unique opportunity for a conductng major -- playing bass clarinet in the top wind ensemble alongside classmates who are now members of top symphony orchestras, including the principal clarinetst of the New York Philharmonic. Mr. Villani was also a student of Clark Brody, principal clarinetst of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra under Fritz Reiner, and Alan Stout, a renowned contemporary composer.
Mr. Villani taught in the public schools of Chalfont, PA; East Palestne, Ohio; and at Stonewall Jackson High School in Manassas. Mr. Villani is an Adjunct Assistant Professor at Northern Virginia Community College. We Would Like to Thank Our Sponsors
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Natalie Wong, Flute Soloist Chris Yung Elementary School Students, Ashley Meyer, Music Teacher Paul Reisler and Lea Morris, Kid Pan Alley Molly Elston, Narrator Kurt Gustafson, Light Show Choreographer and Technician
Concert Suite from “The Polar Express” ...... Alan Silvestri and Glen Ballard Arranged by Jerry Brubaker Concertno in D Major, Op. 107 ...... Cécile Chaminade (1857-1944) Ms Wong, fute My First Day of School ...... Paul Reisler, Heather Mae, and Ms. Wyche’s 2nd graders, Chris Yung Elementary I Wonder What Will Happen Next ...... Paul Reisler, Meather Mae, and Ms. Sachs’ 2nd graders, Chris Yung Elementary Thunder Is the Sound of God’s Laughing ...... Paul Reisler, Meather Mae, and Ms. Paulhamus’ 1st graders and kindergartners, Chris Yung Elementary I Do Love Virginia...... Paul Reisler, Lorraine Duisit, Terri Allard, and Mr. Yarzebinski’s and Ms Camden’s 4th graders, Tye River Elementary Chris Yung Elementary School Students Ms Morris, vocals Mr. Reisler, guitar The Great Locomotve Chase ...... Robert W. Smith Winnie the Pooh and the Blustery Day ...... Songs by Richard M. Sherman and Robert B. Sherman Score by Buddy Baker Ms Elston, narrator Sleigh Ride ...... Leroy Anderson Wizards in Winter ...... Paul O’Neill and Robert Kinkel Arranged by Bob Philips Mr. Gustafson, Light Show
This performance is copyright © 2015 Manassas Symphony Orchestra, Inc. “Winnie the Pooh and the Blustery Day” ©2000 Walt Disney Music Company/Wonderland Music Company, Inc. Kid Pan Alley songs arranged and orchestrated by Don Hart. © Kid Pan Alley Music (ASCAP)/Zoidsongs (ASCAP)
Our GueSt ArtiStS Natalie Wong Natalie Wong is seventeen years old and a junior at Patriot High School. She has been playing the fute since second grade when she was eight years old, and frst started out her fute experiences with her elementary school choir. Natalie has played in her middle and high school bands, as well as many honor bands and orchestras. She has atended mul- tple band events up and down the east coast. Her success can be credited to her fute teacher, Louisa Loe, who started out with her all those years ago and has been an amazing mentor. Paul Reisler Paul Reisler is a composer, songwriter, recording artsts, performer and teacher. He is the founder and artstc director of Kid Pan Alley, co-founder of Trapezoid, as well as his current bands, Paul Reisler & A Thousand Questons featuring Howard Levy, and Three Good Reasons. Over the past 40 years, he has performed in over 3,000 concerts, recorded close to three-dozen albums, writen Aesop’s Fables for Orchestra and Narrator, as well as the script and songs for a new musical enttled Bouncin’.
He has writen more songs than the Beatles, Bob Dylan, Woody Guthrie, and Stephen Foster com- bined—somewhere north of 3,500 compositons. He’s also teaches songwritng workshops for adults across the country as well as internatonally. Lea Morris Lea Morris is a singer and songwriter whose “soul- folk” blends gospel, jazz, country and R&B with authentc, thought provoking songcraf. Born into a musical family in Baltmore, MD, she grew up hear- ing her father’s trumpet and her mother’s gospel vocals. Her work is ofen compared to Tracy Chap- man, Joni Mitchell and Ani DiFranco. Lea has shared the stage with luminaries including Dar Williams, Anthony Hamilton, Vivian Green, Mavis Staples and Odeta. In Washington, DC, Lea has been presented at Strathmore Arts Center, Kennedy Center, Birch- mere, and Wolf Trap. She has recorded 8 albums. She’s been working with Kid Pan Alley for the last 3 years. www.Thisislea.com Don Hart Don Hart is a composer, Grammy-nominated arranger, and orchestrator living in Nashville, Tennessee. In additon to his work with Kid Pan Alley, he’s ar- ranged for many top recording artsts including Trey Anastasio, Martna Mc- Bride, Lyle Lovet, Amy Grant, and Randy Travis. His orchestratons and com- positons have been performed by numerous symphony orchestras including NY Philharmonic, Philadelphia Orchestra, Los Angeles Philharmonic, Baltmore Symphony, Natonal Symphony and Nashville Symphony. Molly Elston Molly Elston is a professional voice over artst. Besides being the voice of commercials, websites, and online tutorials, she has narrated thirty audio books, including the Kate Lawrence Mysteries and the Amanda Brown Series. Regionally she has appeared with Prince William Litle Theater, Roofop Players, and she, along with her husband, is the voice of the Greater Manassas Christ- mas Parade and has enjoyed reading with the Manassas Symphony Orchestra in previous years. Among her the- ater and opera credits, Molly sang with the Lyric Opera Company in New York. She has a degree in Theater from the Ohio State University. Molly sings with contemporary Christan band, One Waypoint, at Grace United Methodist Church at 5:00 on Sundays.
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Serving Prince William County, Manassas, and Manassas Park. VIBRANT|VISIBLE|VALUED www.pwcgov.org/library AbOut Kid PAn Alley Kid Pan Alley’s mission is to inspire and empower children to work together to become creators of their own music and to rekindle creatvity as a core value in educaton through the group songwritng process. To date, they’ve writen over 2,500 songs with over 35,000 children across the country from Virginia to Hawaii. The songs are a sophistcated and powerful world-view as seen through the eyes of the children. Their songs have been recorded by artsts in- cluding Amy Grant, Sissy Spacek, Delbert McClinton, Cracker, Kix Brooks, Nash- ville Chamber Orchestra, Corey Harris, Suzy Bogguss and many others. They’ve won numerous awards including Parents’ Choice Gold Awards, a WAMMIE, and have received a Grammy nominaton for our recordings.
The songs in today’s concert were writen with the children at Chris Yung Elementary in Bristow with Kid Pan Alley songwriters Paul Reisler and Heather Mae.
Kid Pan Alley would like to thank the Jesse and Rose Loeb Foundaton and the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts for their support of this project and to the faculty and staf at Yung Elementary—Kathy Notyce, principal and Ashley Meyer, music teacher. Kid Pan Alley receives support from the Virginia Commission for the Arts and the Natonal Endowment for the Arts and many foundatons and individual donors. lyriCS fOr tOdAy’S SOnG PerfOrMAnCeS My First Day of School Paul Reisler with Heather Mae & Ms. Wyche’s 2nd graders
There were 81 friends from my old school And I made 25 new ones I thought my teacher might be mean But she’s the most amazing one That I had ever seen There were so many books I couldn’t even count them So many kids at the water fountain My frst day of school
First things frst I’m gonna learn how to read Cause if I can do that My mind will grow like a tree I’ll learn how to paint I’ll learn how to sing I’ll write a song About everything
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I can do math I can add and subtract Ten plus 10 It’s as easy as that My mind will be a magnet I will never forget The teachers who taught me Deserve lots of respect
Chorus I Wonder What Will Happen Next Paul Reisler with Heather Mae & Ms. Sachs 2nd graders
The shadows creep closer The owl calls my name Clouds drif across the blood red moon The fog rolls in, the lights grow dim I wonder what will happen next
I hear a wolf howling Sends shivers up my spine My heart beats fast, my hair stands on end Should I run away or should I stay? I wonder what will happen next?
I tell myself I’m not afraid I tell myself I must be brave I tell myself it’s in my head WAIT! Is that a ghost rising from the dead?
Now the sun is rising Chasing the demons away I survived the night, I won the fght I know what I’ve seen, it wasn’t a dream I wonder what will happen next? Tonight Tonight Tonight Tonight Thunder Is The Sound Of God Laughing Paul Reisler with Heather Mae & Ms. Paulhamus’s 1st graders and kindergartners
Thunder is the sound of God laughing Rain is just the tears of the eyes of angels Don’t you worry, it won’t last Don’t you worry, it will pass It’s just a storm being born It’s just a storm being born
Gota keep your windows closed Hug your parents close Gota wait out the storm With the ones you love the most
Chorus
And at tmes when I get mad About things that have gone bad I just walk away Take a deep breath and then I say
Chorus I Do Love Virginia by Paul Reisler & Lorraine Duisit w/ Terri Allard and Mr. Yarzebinski and Ms. Camden 4th Grade, Tye River Elementary
Everytme I drive up highway 29 I see that old man standin’ in the grass Wavin’ to everyone who goes on by Being friendly to everyone who goes on past
Sunsets remind me of what heaven would look like Who painted this Virginia sky Purple, orange, red and yellow God’s in the colors when you open your eyes
Ooh, I do love Virginia Nothin’ will ever change my mind Ooh, I do love Virginia I will never leave this place behind I will never leave this place behind
Everytme I think life is passin’ me by I see that old man standing in the grass With nothing but the day, the sun and the light And the joy of livin’ right here in the past
Far as I see, the south speaks and I listen Old as tme and new as the dawn Song of the peepers and the whippoorwill calling The tmes may be changin’ but the spirit lives on
Chorus
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