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Edition 8 | 2019-2020 8 knoxville symphony orchestra WELCOME FROM OUR MUSIC DIRECTOR Dear KSYOA parents and friends, Welcome to our Winter Concerts, where we once again celebrate our superb orchestras with two concerts. Our orchestras and Chamber Music Program are enjoying a wonderful year of growth with great music, rehearsals, and concerts. On February 17th, the Preludium, Philharmonia, Sinfonia, and Youth Chamber Orchestra perform, with the YCO welcoming KSO Principal Horn Jeffery Whaley as soloist, performing the complete Horn Concerto No. 1 of Wolfgang Mozart. Our February 24th concert features the Youth Orchestra, along with the winners of the 2019-2020 Concerto Competition: Miriam Ahrens, and Trey Barrett, bassoon—both of whom are Youth Orchestra members! Additionally, as we eagerly look forward to our trip to Prague and Vienna this summer, music heard on this evening’s performance will be part of our involvement in the Beethoven 250 Orchestra Festival. The Overture to The Creatures of Prometheus will celebrate Ludwig van Beethoven’s anniversary, while music from Bizet’s L’Arlesienne suites will anchor our performances in Europe. Our final concert will be April 27th, with all six of our orchestras together again on that program. Many thanks to the Knoxville Symphony League who support our endeavors financially and through volunteer time. You might have seen their faces as you purchased a ticket in the lobby this evening. Richard Fox and Ralph Cianelli have supported these two concerts for many seasons. Richard is the Vice President of Education for the Knoxville Symphony Society Board and his support of music education in our community is truly admirable. My thanks to all the parents, family members, teachers, and ensemble directors for the love, support, and musical guidance you provide these wonderful young students. On behalf of the KSYOA, I thank you for your continued support of our organization, of your children’s musical endeavors, and for attending our concerts. James Fellenbaum, Music Director and Youth Orchestra Conductor knoxvillesymphony.com 9 10 knoxville symphony orchestra Monday, February 17, 7:00 p.m. Tennessee Theatre Erin Archer, Conductor Cynthia Wright, Conductor Kathy Hart, Conductor Logan Campbell, Conductor WINTER CONCERT Sponsored by Richard Fox & Ralph Cianelli PRELUDIUM ORCHESTRA, Erin Archer, Conductor Winter from the Four Seasons, Op. 8 No 4 ...................................................................Antonio Vivaldi 2nd Movement arr. Jeremy Woolstenhulme Moonlight Tango .............................................................................................................Richard Meyer Mozart Symphony No. 40, 1st Movement ....................................... W. A. Mozart/arr. John Caponegro PHILHARMONIA ORCHESTRA, Cynthia Wright, Conductor Heroic Adventure ............................................................................................................ Kenneth Baird Midnight Tango ............................................................................................................. William Pordon Spirit of the American West .....................................................................................Soon Hee Newbold SINFONIA ORCHESTRA, Kathy Hart, Conductor Overture to Semiramide ..................................................................Gioachino Rossini/arr. Bob Lipton Canzone Sotto Le Stelle (Song Under the Stars) ............................................Elena Roussanova Lucas Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Soundtrack Highlights ...................John Williams/Arr. James Kazik YOUTH CHAMBER ORCHESTRA, Logan Campbell, Conductor Horn Concerto No. 1 in D major .........................................................................................W.A. Mozart I. Allegro II. Rondo; Allegro Jeffery Whaley, French Horn String Symphony No. 2 in D major .......................................................................... Felix Mendelssohn I. Allegro II. Andante III. Allegro Vivace knoxvillesymphony.com 11 YOUTH CHAMBER ORCHESTRA ROSTER 2019-20 Knoxville Symphony Youth Orchestra Association Youth Chamber Orchestra Logan Campbell, Conductor VIOLIN I VIOLIN II CELLO Marianne Bryan Emily Bonanno Kailey Bostick Noel Chen Jocelyn Chang Kate Cho, Principal Reina Coffee Lauren Craddock Joplyn Clemmer Raina Desai Anna Dailey, Principal Nicole Dailey Esther Epperson Meira Desai Daniel Moon Caleb Han Faith Escobar Layla Smith Hannah Hickerson Emma Freeland Natalya Smith Margaret Hollow Reecey Grubbs Autumn Thames George Hu Addison Kim Nicholas Thompson Kevin Li Kaylene Letsinger Sophie Lu Isabelle Mecherle BASS Rosie Luecke Jacob Nieman Logan Franklin, Principal Bobby Moran Magdalena Ohstrom Audrey Howe Michael Qi, Concertmaster Victoria Patterson Isaac Mann Jake Ruffner Jackson Presnell Katie Ray CLARINET Ding Ding Tan Rayhan Ahmed, Co-Principal Cheng Ding, Co-Principal VIOLA Alex Canon, Principal BASSOON Samantha Conrad Trey Barrett, Principal Arriona Davis Noah Moore Nia Grubbs Madison Romain Thora Spence 12 knoxville symphony orchestra SINFONIA ORCHESTRA ROSTER 2019-20 Knoxville Symphony Youth Orchestra Association Sinfonia Orchestra Kathy Hart, Conductor VIOLIN I VIOLIN II VIOLA Grace Im, Concertmaster Eden Alderman, Principal Mallory Kerley, Principal Sydney Chan Caroline Toth Grace Burney Madalyn Kasefang Anna Hudson Emily Nulton Alice Sun Nithya Chilukuri Avery Kumes Jacob Cho Isabel Kao Jonathan Bonamarte Sophia Chen Jonny Liu Nicholas McIntyre Brooklynn Miles CELLO Abby Garner Alysa Zhao Layken Kemp, Principal Emily Ford Thomas Mandrus Tom Williamson Abigail Tardy Maya Wright Peter Hoppenrath Ilarion Osipkin Corinne Freeland Gretchen Greene Miles Hauck Kaitlyn Gensamer MacKenzie Pope Elizabeth Cathey Sean Stockton Faith Ingerson Dominique Romain Matthew Duncan Madelyn Hedrick Evie Braude Haruki Takeuchi Brandon Bonamarte Karenna Thurman Moshe Lieberman Clara Parizzi Ben Clark Anna Pyle Hannah Benson Kalen Wilson Ria Eda Joshua Im Campbell Tidwell Leonie Manthey Yutaka Kurosaki Hannah Thomas Nick Gauthier Nick Yan Zarek Schade London Oldacre Bella Silvan Lily Bagwell Audrey Aiken Kitely Sherman Sarah Stockton Zoey Schade Mary Ruth Whitten Anna Toth Anna Rausch Kristine Le Margy Grubbs BASS Noah Roettger Lucy Cooper Gwen Campbell, Principal Abigail Burkhalter William Carter Haley Yager VIOLIN III Sophie Thompson Chloe Yoon, Principal Max Johnston Poppy Baldwin Preston Zoder Janna Evans Saathvik Gorti Lucy Miller Lalitha Tadikonda knoxvillesymphony.com 13 PHILHARMONIA ORCHESTRA ROSTER 2019-20 Knoxville Symphony Youth Orchestra Association Philharmonia Orchestra Cynthia Wright, Conductor VIOLIN I VIOLIN II VIOLA Kaylee Jin, Concertmaster Maggie Neuman, Principal Marshall Nulton, Principal Jesse Hao Aderynna Silavong Ella Maine Sophie Cooley Leah Thelen Richard Yao Olivia Brooks Eva-Noelle Weekley-Hatley Marlee Tefft Shentasia Johnson Albert Liu Samuel Lee Christopher Davis, Jr. CELLO Sidney Daves Saahithi Gorti Edward Escobar, Principal Hope Tichon Eric Zhang Lydia McFall Abbie Liu Emma Cathey Alex Yan Lauren Gimbel Benjamin Yu Michael Bonanno Jackson McNutt Junie O’Connell Sarah Headrick Mary Kate Ferraris Emily Han Abby Timbs Avani Spanier Nathan Murrell Ayden Martin Rachel Caldwell Alissa Yao Egypt Davis Cindy Li Lola Gibson Taylor Lewis Casey Maben Haley Jordan Hyosung Choi Joanna Gao Jenna Witkemper VIOLIN III Efrosini Kerney, Principal BASS Ruby Kate Ownby Reesie McConville, Principal Anders Smith William McNab Roseanna Owen Anthony Ullian Isaac Dailey Birdie Schwarzen Henry Jay 14 knoxville symphony orchestra PRELUDIUM ORCHESTRA 2019-20 Knoxville Symphony Youth Orchestra Association Preludium Orchestra Erin Archer, Conductor Violin I Violin II Viola Dream Kang, Concertmaster Annabelle Holman, Principal Holden Grossman, Principal Sophie Martinez Lauren Ray Christopher Archer Athena Johnston Megan Archer Lily Kim Abigail Cutler Seth Stockton Alice Rausch Samantha Archer Cello Ashley Zheng Terrence Cao Aaron Sharp, Principal Mikayla Babjac Olivia Gaither Audrey Dougherty Simone York Carlos Banzon Kate Wolfe Siri Fukami Annabeth Adkins Fallon Tefft Hypatie Grappe Ava Myers Alex Lewis Grace Oliwa Abby Doyle Christopher Carter Natalia Grzywacz-Jones Emma Pope Van Tant Leah Rowe Simone Romain Nikki Roberts Jocsan Garcia Bass Claire Zoder Anya Withington, Principal Marvin Hicke Violin III Bree Wood Eric Liu Haidyn Grove, Principal Judith Owen Maeve Grossman Rose Call Aidan Hudson Raymond Tung Rebekah Plott JUNIOR ORCHESTRA ROSTER 2019-20 Knoxville Symphony Youth Orchestra Association Junior Orchestra Megan Kehren, Director VIOLINS VIOLAS CELLOS Mateo Argano Elizabeth Dreke Preston Bowers Hope Carrell Nate Williamson John Mark Schwarzen Brianna Chavez Hannah Chavez Simeon Gibson Wallace Hamilton Lucas Hicke Cora Jackson Lennox Johnston Abigail Murrell Ana Pulgar Micah Robinson Ava Stair Sela Tefft Nathaniel Thacker Sebastian Watson Hayden Wilson Kate Witkemper knoxvillesymphony.com 15 CONDUCTOR BIOGRAPHIES This is his first season with the Knoxville Orchestra Association as conductor of the Youth Chamber Orchestra. Other conducting opportunities have included working with The Furman Wind Ensemble and Furman Singers, serving as a principal conductor for the Pauper Players musical theatre organization, UT Symphony Orchestra, cover conductor for the Knoxville Symphony, and serving as the music director for Appalachia: A Southeastern Wind Symphony. Recently, Campbell served as music director and vocal coach for the Westonka Community Theatre’s production of The Music
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