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A Festival of French Favorites Music of Bizet, Gounod, Offenbach, Debussy, Saint- Saëns & others Narrated by WBJC’s Jonathan Palevsky Vocal Solo: Denée Barr With dancers from Dance Connections, Inc. Special Video: Scenes of France Reception: Clarksville Caterers
Ronald Mutchnik Music Director Sunday, January 15, 2017 at 7 pm First Evangelical Lutheran Church 3604 Chatham Road, Ellicott City MD Thank You! The Board of Directors and Musicians of the Howard County Concert Orchestra would like to thank the First Evangelical Lutheran Church for their generous support and invaluable assistance in making tonight's program possible.
NANCY MASON PRESIDENT, HOWARD COUNTY CONCERT ORCHESTRA
RONALD MUTCHNIK MUSIC DIRECTOR, HOWARD COUNTY CONCERT ORCHESTRA
Howard County Concert Orchestra For tickets, more information and updates on our Howard County Concert Orchestra concerts and other events, please call 888.921.7230 or visit www.hococo.org A Festival of French Favorites
HOWARD COUNTY CONCERT ORCHESTRA Ronald Mutchnik, Music Director Program Valse from Act II of Faust Charles Gounod Funeral March of a Marionette (1818-1893) Valse from Act V of Faust (Dancers: Bridgette Flynn, Sophia Gozalo, Sandra Hickman, & Paige McGinnis) L'Arlesienne Suite: Minuetto, Carillon, Georges Bizet and Farandole (1838-1875) Valse from Coppelia Charles Gounod (Dancers: Monica Bailey, Pauline Chang, Sandra Hickman, Divya Proper) (1818-1893) Pizzicato Polka from Sylvia (Dancers: Sandra Hickman & Divya Proper) Méditation from Thaïs Jules Massenet (1842-1912) Berceuse from Dolly Gabriel Fauré Sicilienne from Pelléas et Mélisande (1845-1924) Intermission Arabesque No.1 in E major Claude Debussy Funeral March of a Marionette (1862-1918) La fille aux cheveux de lin (The Girl With the Flaxen Hair) from Preludes, Book I Golliwogg's Cakewalk from Children's Corner Suite Le Cygne (The Swan) from Carnival of the Animals* Camille Saint-Saëns (Dancer: Sandra Hickman) (1835-1921) Je Te Veux (I Want You) + Erik Satie Lyrics on page 7 (1866-1925) La Vie en Rose Edith Piaf (1915-1963) Can Can (Infernal Galop) from Jacques Offenbach Orpheus in the Underworld (1819-1880) (Dancers: Monica Bailey, Pauline Chang, Bridget Flynn, Sofia Gozalo, Paige McGinnis)
GRETCHEN GETTES , cellist DENÉE BARR , vocalist DANCE CONNECTIONS, INC. : Director, Jennifer Aversa Dancers : Monica Bailey, Pauline Chang, Bridget Flynn, Sofia Gozalo, Sandra Hickman, Paige McGinnis, Divya Proper
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The HCCO is composed of professional musicians from Howard County as well as the greater Baltimore-Washington metropolitan region. First Violins Violas Linda Molina, concertmaster Jennifer Ries, principal Matthew Gordon Robin Massie-Pighee Tammy Seymour Jackie Capecci Melina Gajger Joan Bob Celeste Blase Brent Price Cellos Gretchen Gettes, principal Second Violins Peter Kibbe Sheng-Tsung Wang, principal Lauren Weaver Yi-Hsin Lin Janet Kuperstein Bass Collette Wichert Broc Merz Silva Boletini-Hernandez
Thank you… Howard county concert orchestra, our sponsors, members of the hcco board & volunteers for your support in making this a magical evening!
Our love & gratitude, Ncy Carol Mon PRESIDENT , Howard County Concert Orchestra (HCCO) Rort Wiiam Nelson
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6 Lyrics for Je te veux Henri Pacory, French set to music by Erik Satie (1897, but not registered until 1902)
J'ai compris ta détresse I understand your distress Cher amoureux Dear lover Et je cède à tes vœux And I yield to your wishes Fais de moi ta maîtresse Make me your mistress Loin de nous la sagesse We are far from moderation Plus de tristesse And further yet from sadness J'aspire à l'instant précieux I long only for the precious moment Où nous serons heureux When we will be happy Je te veux I want you Je n'ai pas de regrets I have no regrets Et je n'ai qu'une envie And only one desire Près de toi là tout près Near to you, close as can be Vivre toute ma vie Living all my life Que mon corps soit le tien So that your body is mine e ta lèvre la mienne So that my lips are pressed by yours Que ton coeur soit le mien So that your heart is mine Et que toute ma chair soit tienne And that my body is pressed to yours J'ai compris ta détresse I understand your distress Cher amoureux Dear lover Et je cède à tes vœux And I yield to your wishes Fais de moi ta maîtresse Make me your mistress Loin de nous la sagesse We are far from moderation Plus de tristesse And further yet from sadness J'aspire à l'instant précieux I long only for the precious moment Où nous serons heureux When we will be happy Je te veux I want you Oui je vois dans tes yeux Yes, I can see in your eyes La divine promesse The divine promise Que ton coeur amoureux That your heart is in love Vient chercher ma caresse Come find my caress Enlacés pour toujours Entwined, forever Brûlant des mêmes flammes Burning from ( in) the same flames Dans un rêve d'amour In a dream of love Nous échangerons nos deux âmes We will exchange our two souls J'ai compris ta détresse I understand your distress Cher amoureux Dear lover Et je cède à tes vœux And I yield to your wishes Fais de moi ta maîtresse Make me your mistress Loin de nous la sagesse We are far from moderation Plus de tristesse And further yet from sadness J'aspire à l'instant précieux I long only for the precious moment Où nous serons heureux When we will be happy Je te veux I want you
7 8 Lyrics for Les Champs-Elysées Je m'baladais sur l'avenue le coeur ouvert a l'inconnu (I was strolling down the avenue, my heart ready for the unexpected) J'avais envie de dire bonjour à n'importe qui (I wanted to say hello it didn't matter to whom) N'importe qui et ce fût toi, je t'ai dit n'importe quoi (It didn't matter to whom and it turned out to be you, I told you whatever – it didn't matter what) Il suffisait de te parler, pour t'apprivoiser. (It was enough just to talk to you, to win you over.) REFRAIN (audience sings!) Aux Champs-Elysées, aux Champs-Elysées, ( On the Champs-Elysees, on the Champs-Elysees) Au soleil, sous la pluie, à midi ou à minuit, (When it's sunny, when it's raining, at noon or at midnight) Il ya tout ce que vous voulez aux Champs-Elysées (There is everything you could want on the Champs-Elysees) Tu m'a dit, “J'ai rendez-vous dans un sous-sol avec des fous, (You told me, “ I am getting together in a basement with crazy people) Qui vivent la guitarre à la main, du soir au matin”. (who live with guitar in hand from evening to morning”.) Alors, je t'ai accompagnée, on a chanté, on a dansé, (So, I came along with you, we sang, we danced) Et l'on n'a même pas pensé à s'embrasser. (and we didn't even think about kissing each other) REFRAIN - Aux Champs Elysées, etc. Hier soir deux inconnus et ce matin sur l'avenue (Yesterday evening we were two strangers and this morning along the avenue) Deux amoreux tout étourdis par la longue nuit. (Two lovers altogether exhausted from the long night) Et de L'Etoile à la concorde, un orchestre à mille cordes, (and from the Place de' Etoile to the Place de la Concorde, an orchestra of a thousand strings) Tous les oiseaux du point du jour chantent l'amour (All the birds at daybreak are singing of love.) REFRAIN - Aux Champs Elysées, etc. 9 10 About Our Music Director onductor and violinist Ronald Mutchnik graduated C from the University of Maryland Baltimore County summa cum laude, where he studied with Robert Gerle. He earned his Master’s degree from the New England Conservatory, studying with Josef Gingold and continued post-graduate studies at Tel Aviv University in Israel with Yair Kless. Mr. Mutchnik has appeared as violin soloist with orchestras in Maryland, as well as in Louisiana, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, and Minnesota. He has served as Concertmaster and Assistant Concertmaster with the Maryland Symphony, National Chamber Orchestra, Handel Choir’s and the Columbia Pro Cantare’s Festival Orchestras, the Bach Series Orchestra at Christ Lutheran Church in Baltimore, and the Baltimore Chamber Orchestra. Mr. Mutchnik has taught in several universities and colleges and currently teaches privately and at Towson State University. He was President of the American String Teachers Association’s Maryland/D.C. chapter and produced a video for violinists and violists entitled “Posture & Balance: The Dynamic Duo.” He has toured Korea, coaching and performing chamber music. He is a founding member of Sundays at Three and the founder and conductor of the Orchestra of St. John’s and the Howard County Concert Orchestra. As violinist, he performed the Bruch Scottish Fantasy with the Frederick Symphony and Three Pictures from Chasidic Life with the Columbia Orchestra, both in 2009. His most recent performance of the Bach Chaconne at the Baltimore Bach Concert Series was described by Michael Lawrence, creator and director of the critically acclaimed movie Bach & Friends, as a “nuanced and expressive” interpretation that “holds up with the best performances I have heard.” Mr. Mutchnik received the Howard County Arts Council's “Howie” award for Outstanding Artist of 2009 and the Maryland/D.C. chapter of the American String Teachers Association's “Teacher of the Year” award on June 6, 2010. He has produced a new video, “Twenty-one Principles,” on the most important, yet often overlooked, essentials of good violin technique. We appreciate our sponsors, and our sponsors appreciate your patronage!
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12 About Our Narrator onathan Palevsky is the Program Director at WBJC. He J has worked for the station since 1986 when he started as a part-time announcer. He has been the station’s Program Director since 1990. Originally from Montreal, Jonathan came to Baltimore in 1982 to study classical guitar at the Peabody In - stitute of the Johns Hopkins University. He hosted just about every conceivable time slot at WBJC, but can regularly be heard hosting the WBJC Operafest, the station’s music review program “Face the Music” and the CD reissue program, “Past Masters.”
His current off-air obsessions include skiing, playing guitar and being the host of “Cinema Sundays” at the Charles Theatre, and for many of the Baltimore Chamber Orchestra's and Candlelight Concert Society's concerts among others.
Jonathan plays guitar and rides a bicycle, but not at the same time.
About Our Vocalist ultimedia Artist, Photographer, Vocalist Denée Barr M is an artistic chameleon. An award winning fine art photographer and winner of a Maryland State Arts Council Individual Artist Award Grant 2003 for artistic excellence in photography, Denée Barr is also an accomplished singer and First Place Winner of Howard University International Soloist Competition 1979. Denée studied voice with Audrey Nossaman Snapp in the School of Music at the University of Maryland College Park. Denée is a graduate of the Columbia Center for Theatrical Arts founded by Toby Orenstein in Columbia, Maryland. Her photographs are in numerous collections including the "Heart of DC": John A. Wilson Building City Hall Public Permanent Art Collection.
Barr frequently combines various mediums to create her photo based artwork. The Ikon Gallery in Birmingham, England, selected her photos to be included in a touring exhibition in the UK entitled "Everyday Stories" featuring artwork cont.
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from exceptional, international artists (1995-1996). In celebration of Colum - bia's 40 th Birthday, a mini-retrospective Denée Barr Photographs Columbia, Maryland (1997-2006) was on exhibit at the Columbia Foundation in the American City Building, Columbia, Maryland (2007-2008). One photo toured in the Maryland-Kanagawa, Japan, 25 th Anniversary Sister State Cultural Exchange Exhibition Landscape & Nature: A View From Maryland touring throughout the State of Maryland and eventually on exhibit at the Kanagawa Earth Plaza for Global Citizenship in Yokohama, Japan. (2006-2008). In 2009, “Nature of Things: Transformations Within Nature Photographs” by Denée Barr was on exhibit March 30 - May 28, 2009 at Adkins Arboretum on Mary - land's Eastern Shore. In 2010, Denée presented her photography collection “From A Global Window: The Caribbean” in an artist talk at the Library of Congress and at the Organization for American States in Washington, DC. In 2014, Denée Barr produced and directed "Looking From Within: 5 Film Narra - tives" which had debut screening at the Goethe Institute in Washington, DC in Soundscene VII: Privacy Settings DC Listening Lounge experimental sound and art installations. In 2017, Denée is open to whatever comes next, stay tuned!
Denée has been singing all her life. Her vocal training began at the age of nine singing Italian art songs in private voice lessons. Her repertoire varies from classical to contemporary. Denée Barr has performed in numerous choirs and special events in the Baltimore/Washington, DC region and engaged audiences wherever she has traveled internationally with her voice, music, and art. A Washington, DC native, Denée lives and works in Columbia, Maryland. Thank you! For the generous support of our pre-concert reception by our host, Ron Mutchnik, who also provided the refreshments & to Terisguel’s French Country Restaurant for providing the wine.
15 The Dance Connections Company ance Connections Dance Company is a service-based, non-competitive Dcompany that performs at area nursing homes, festivals, fairs, and fundraiser including Trajectory Dance Project at the The Baltimore Museum of Art, halftime show with the Harlem Globetrotters, and concert at Seton Keough High School to benefit the Alvin Ailey Summer Dance Project, The company holds an annual fundraiser raising over $15,000 for worthy organiza - tions including The Casey Cares Foundation, The Love You More Heart Home in Beijing, China, Called To care for Orphans, and most recently Project Hope Orphan Care. Our philosophy is that dance should bring joy and happiness to all and make the world a better place.
The Director Jennifer Aversa graduated from Towson University with a B.F.A. in Dance Performance and Dance Education. She has performed with the Towson University Dance Company and professionally with Cross Currents Dance Company, performing at venues including The Jack Guidone Theater, Dance Place, Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall, and The Kennedy Center. Jennifer holds Grades 1-5 Cecchetti Ballet Certification and has owned Dance Connections, Inc. for 14 years.
The Dancers
Bridget Flynn is a 16 year old junior at Howard High School and has been dancing with Dance Connections Company for 7 years. She plans to major in elementary education and minor in Spanish. In her free time, Bridget enjoys babysitting and hanging out with her friends.
Sandra Hickman has been studying and performing dance for 9 years and es - pecially loves ballet. She has been in the Dance Connections Dance Company for 4 years. Home schooled and in the 8th grade, she likes Billie Holiday, spicy food, and cats.
Pauline Chang is an 8th grader at Patapsco Middle School. This is now her sixth year in dance company at Dance Connections, and her main disciplines have been in modern, jazz, and ballet. She also enjoys reading, writing, playing piano, and spending time with family.
16 Paige McGinnis is in 8 th grade at Ellicott Mills Middle School and has been dancing since she was 2 years old. Her favorite types of dance are tap and modern. Outside of dance, Paige enjoys field hockey, playing the flute, read - ing, and hanging out with her friends.
Sofia Gozalo is a freshman at Mt.Hebron High School. Her favorite subject is history and favorite dance styles are ballet and jazz. Sofia has other interests include traveling, listening to music, and playing tennis.
Monica Bailey is a freshman at Atholton High School and has been dancing for 11 years. She enjoys shopping, spending times with her friends, and photog - raphy.
Divya Proper is a freshman at Centennial High School where she is a part of the Junior Dance Company as well as the Drill Team. Divya has been dancing since she was three years old and this is her seventh year being a part of the Dance Connections dance company.
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elcome! We’re glad you've come to the concert! To help make the W concert more enjoyable for you and for others, here are a few tips: Be sure to be very quiet while the musicians play. Talking or making noise during the concert disturbs other people listening to the music and also makes it hard for the musicians to concentrate. Just as you need a blank piece of paper on which to draw a picture, the musicians need silence to create their “musical” pictures. Watch the musicians play their instruments, and listen to the sounds you hear. Each instrument makes its own unique sound. See if you can pick out which instrument is playing the main tune at any moment. The conductor (the fellow standing and waving his hands) will often clue you in as he points to - wards different instruments in the orchestra. How does the music make you feel? Some music is slow and sad, and some music is fast and happy, but not all slow music is sad, and not all fast music is happy. There will be many moods to explore as the music unfolds— enjoy them all! When a piece of music has ended, be sure to applaud to let the musicians know that you liked the music they played for you. If you REALLY liked it, you can even stand up and shout, “Bravo!” That's an Italian word that we use to mean “Fantastic!” If you are not sure whether or not a piece is over, watch to see when everyone else applauds before you join in the applause. After the concert is over , talk to your family and friends about it. Did they like the same parts that you did? Feel free to read more about music, and especially listen to more music . There is so much for your eyes and ears to discover! We hope you enjoy what you see and hear at the concert today and hope you will come back to enjoy our concerts again and again!
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19 20 Thank You to Our Supporters! 2016-2017 Concert Season Donors List (4/12/16 - 12/27/16) We are grateful to all of you! Silver Sponsorship: $1000 - $2499 Alan Penczek Paul & Donna Amico Barbara Prettyman Gailes Violin Shop Paula Rasera Nancy Carol Mason Jim & Verity Weston Truby Bob & An Miller Gregory Dubac & Judith Weintraub James & Dessie Moxley Friends: up to $99 Robert J. Wieder, Corporations 4 Michael & Nancy Berla Communities Charlotte Holland Pinnacle Advisory Patsy Kennan Bronze Sponsorship: $500 - $999 Ted & Annie Parker Michael Barr & Teja Rau Family David Phillips Foundation In admiration of Ronald Mutchnik Beni & Matt Jaro Helen Ann Schwartz Charles H. Miller In memory of Isadore Dannenberg Aron & Karen Primack Tuesday Travelers Gilbert & Renee Schoor Ed & Mary Cate Walter Anita Wilcox Benefactor: $250 - $499 In memory of John C. Hannsen Yolanda Bruno Mark Zimmerly David & Allison Gradwell, In memory of John & Valien Cooke Donations in Kind John & Elenore Gradwell David Bagwell Thomas & Robin Moskal Tonette Beckwith In honor of Musicians & Music Lovers everywhere Business Monthly Mary Schroeder Clarksville Caterers Jim & Carolyn Cradler Patrons: $100 - $249 Don DeGeorge Pete Chadwick Edelweiss Band Rosalie Lijinsky Chadwick Bob Greenberger Townsend Hornor, Jr. In memory of Elizabeth S. Hornor Harris Teeter Hans & Marianne Mayr Howard County Conservancy Jeff & Judy Moss Hunan Legend
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23 24 About the Howard County Concert Orchestra he Howard County Concert Orchestra was formed to provide T Howard County with a completely professional orchestra, dedicated to exceptional performances of classical music from the Baroque era to the 21st century. This is a chamber orchestra different from a symphony orchestra, com - posed of a smaller number of musicians, from as few as eight to as many as forty five professional musicians selected from a wealth of regional talent. As such, the orchestra has the versatility to perform music written originally for smaller forces as well as music written for larger symphony orchestras, but with greater clarity, highlighting the unique sound of each instrument and bringing an intimacy and attention to detail not otherwise possible. Approach to Concert Planning CCO’s approach to concert planning is to provide Howard County H and the region with music of consequential community interest such as an annual celebration of a different nationality and culture in our New Year’s concerts, concerts devoted to important historical and socially significant events, and concerts highlighting the talents of area professionals and our talented youth. The goal is to provide a range of music spanning the Baroque era up to the present, including the promotion and perform - ance of new music by living composers. Through our partnerships with other arts organizations, we plan to provide a unique mix of music, dance, and theater. Educational Outreach he Howard County Concert Orchestra (HCCO) has a small traveling T ensemble that will come to your school and provide music learning journeys for your students. The professional musicians of HCCO use their expertise to guide and improve the quality of education to those in music classes and in partnership with the Howard County School System. We provide consistent educational outreach to the county’s school population assisting and bolstering established music programs in the schools, building new ones as the need arises, and providing performance opportunities to our talented youth from this county.
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31 INNOVATION AND INSPIRATION EMBRACING THE CLASSIC Howard County AND THE CONTEMPORARY rchestra PRESCEoNnTcSert O Ronald Mutchnik, Music Director Splendid sonority Organ, Trumpet, & Strings May 21, 2017 • 4pm St John’s Episcopal Church 9120 Frederick Rd, Ellicott City, MD 21042
Featuring Rheinberger's Organ Concerto No. 1 in F with Nancy Stavely, organ soloist Neruda's Trumpet Concerto in Eb and Purcell's Sonata for Trumpet & Strings in D with Luis Engelke, trumpet soloist Respighi's Ancient Airs & Dances Suite # 3 for Strings and Hubert Parry's Lady Radnor's Suite
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