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September & October | Volume 1 Ń Ń MUSIC DIRECTOR | PRINCIPAL POPS CONDUCTOR The ISO and The Doo Wop Project Harry Potter and The Sorcerer’s Stone: In Concert! André Watts Plays Beethoven Hilary Hahn Mozart & Haydn Tribute to Prince Cirque De La Symphonie Goes Broadway! Harry Potter and The Chamber of Secrets: In Concert! An Evening with Raymond Leppard SEPTE MBER & O C T OBE R | V O LU M E 1 Find your PLACE Play bocce ball, attend a lively concerto or relax with friends over lunch in our Fireside Grille. It’s all up to you. With worry-free advantages such as not-for-profit ownership, a local board of directors, and CCAC accreditation, Marquette truly is the place to be. To learn more, call, visit our website or stop by our community. 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With worry-free advantages Play bocce ball, attend a lively concerto or relax with friends over lunch Play bocce ball, attendPLACE a lively concerto or relax with friends over lunch PLACE Find your Find your THE PROGRAM BOOK 2016–2017 Hilbert Circle Theatre Programs Artists 18 September 16, 17, 2016 19 Jack Everly 23 September 23, 25, 2016 20 The Doo Wop Project 27 September 29, 2016 24 Justin Freer 30 September 30, 2016 31 Krzysztof Urbański 30 October 1, 2016 32 André Watts 37 October 7, 8, 2016 38 Hilary Hahn 44 October 13, 2016 48 Bernard Labadie 58 October 14, 2016 49 Marc-André Hamelin 45 October 15, 2016 59 Bret Havens 61 October 21, 22, 2016 62 Cirque De La Symphonie 23 October 27, 30, 2016 63 Ben Crawford, Charles Metzger 64 October 28, 2016 61 Raymond Leppard 66 Rachele Gilmore Featured Articles The Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra 11 Music In My Life 6 Musicians of the ISO 14 New Faces to the ISO 7 Board of Directors 15 ISO Musicians Around Town 87 Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra 16 Inside the Usher Corps Association 74 Arts in Indy 88 Administration 86 Drinks & Dining Departments 10 ISO Profile 89 Hilbert Circle Theatre Information Support 75 Endowment 78 Lynn Society 80 Annual Fund 84 Why I Give 85 Tribute Gifts 86 Corporate Sponsors 4 WELCOME Dear friends, Welcome to the 87th season of the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra. This year, the Hilbert Circle Theatre celebrates its 100th Anniversary. The Theatre opened its doors on August 30, 1916 and became home to the ISO in 1984. Our Opening Night Gala with Principal Pops Conductor Jack Everly, along with Megan Hilty, George Takei, Angela Brown, Thomas Lauderdale and our very own Zach De Pue, will include musical tributes to Indiana’s bicentennial and the theater’s 100 years. Celebrating the theater’s rich film history, we will be presenting a number of films in the 2016–17 season. In November, audiences will be thrilled by the performance of Indiana Jones: Raiders of the Lost Ark as the ISO performs John Williams’ iconic score below the big screen. In March, the ISO debuts the world premiere of An American in Paris Live with Orchestra. And In September, October, May and June, the magic and music of the first three Harry Potter films will come to life on the Hilbert Circle Theatre screen and stage. If you have never seen a film presented with live orchestral accompaniment, I highly recommend this unique experience. And what a thrill to remember that Indianapolis residents were enjoying films right where you are sitting one hundred years ago! This season, our audiences will welcome back many familiar faces to the stage. Krzysztof Urbański returns with guests artists like Hilary Hahn and Dejan Lazić. He’ll also follow the intriguing 2016 Cosmos Music Festival with the 2017 Music of the Earth Festival. We’re excited for the return of former ISO music directors Raymond Leppard and John Nelson to the Hilbert Circle Theatre. And you’ll of course recognize the many faces of our incredible musicians stepping forward for solo opportunities. Look for special performances by principal oboe Jennifer Christen performing Bach’s Concerto for Violin and Oboe with violinist Gil Shaham in November, and concertmaster Zach De Pue performing Shostakovich’s First Violin Concerto in January. As we start our season reflecting on the history of the theater yet looking to the future, I can’t help but express my gratitude for our subscribers, donors, patrons and volunteers. More than 270,000 of you attended our concerts last season, and we look forward to seeing you again as we celebrate another year of music with our Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra. Thank you for your support, Gary Ginstling Chief Executive Officer 5 MUSICIANS OF THE INDIANAPOLIS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Krzysztof Urbański, Music Director Jack Everly, Principal Pops Conductor Raymond Leppard, Conductor Laureate Vince Lee, Associate Conductor First Violin Contrabass Trumpet Zachary De Pue, Concertmaster Ju-Fang Liu, Principal Conrad Jones, Principal The Ford-West Chair Robert Goodlett II, Assistant The W. Brooks and Wanda Y. Alexander Kerr, Principal Guest Principal Fortune Chair Concertmaster Nami Akamatsu Robert Wood Philip Palermo, Associate L. Bennett Crantford Marvin C. Perry II, Acting Principal/ Concertmaster Gregory Dugan Assistant Principal Peter Vickery, Assistant Peter Hansen Concertmaster Brian Smith Trombone The Meditch Chair James Beckel, Principal Dean Franke, Assistant Flute K. Blake Schlabach, Assistant Concertmaster Karen Evans Moratz, Principal Principal The Wilcox Chair The Sidney and Kathy Taurel Chair Riley Giampaolo Barbara Fisher Agresti Robin Peller Jennifer Greenlee Rebecca Price Arrensen, Assistant Bass Trombone Sherry Hong Principal Riley Giampaolo Michelle Kang The Dr. and Mrs. Charles E. Test Vladimir Krakovich Piccolo Chair Charles Morey Rebecca Price Arrensen The Janet F. and Dr. Richard E. Barb Tuba Second Violin Chair Anthony Kniffen, Principal Konstantin Umansky, Principal David Bartolowits, Oboe Timpani Associate Principal Jennifer Christen, Principal Jack Brennan, Principal Mary Anne Dell’Aquila, The Frank C. Springer Jr. Chair The Thomas N. Akins Chair Assistant Principal Sharon Possick-Lange Craig A. Hetrick, Assistant Principal The Taurel Chair Roger Roe, Assistant Principal The Dick Dennis Fifth Chair* Percussion Louise Alexander English Horn Braham Dembar, Principal Patrick Dalton-Holmes Roger Roe Craig A. Hetrick Victoria Griswold The Ann Hampton Hunt Chair Pedro Fernandez Hua Jin Jayna Park Clarinet Harp Barbara Radomski David A. Bellman, Principal Diane Evans, Principal Lisa Scott The Robert H. Mohlman Chair The Walter Myers Jr. Chair Oleg Zukin Cathryn Gross The Huffington Chair Keyboard Viola Samuel Rothstein, Assistant The Women’s Committee Chair The Schlegel Chair Principal Endowed in honor of Dorothy Mike Chen, Acting Principal/ Munger Associate Principal Bass Clarinet Beverly Scott, Assistant Principal Samuel Rothstein Personnel Amy Kniffen K. Blake Schlabach, Manager Terry E. Langdon Bassoon L. Bennett Crantford, Assistant Eva Lieberman John Wetherill, Principal Manager Stephanie Tong Michael Muszynski Mark Ortwein, Assistant Principal Library Cello James Norman, Principal Librarian Austin Huntington, Principal Contrabassoon Laura Cones, Assistant Principal Perry Scott, Associate Principal Mark Ortwein Librarian Chair Anonymously Endowed Susan Grymonpré, Assistant Sarah Boyer Horn Librarian Ingrid Fischer-Bellman Robert Danforth, Principal The Randall L. Tobias Chair The Robert L. Mann and Family Stage Mark Maryanovsky Chair Quentin L.
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