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Symphony Chat SBSO STAFF CEO Bonnie VanVoorhees Marketing & Communications Assistant Symphony Chat Josie Fife March 2020 Financial Manager David Rupp The Excitement Continues Librarian/SBYO Manager There is still time to experience the excitement of orchestral music as the Saginaw Donald Belcher Bay Symphony Orchestra (SBSO) continues its 2019-2020 season, Soul of the SBYO Administrator Symphony. The remaining season will include our March concert where we are Ruth Ann Robinson excited to welcome back Kevin Cole to the Temple Theatre for our 4th concert of the season, Cole Meets Gershwin. Mr. Cole is a Bay City native, SVSU Visiting Artist and a SBYO Musical Director world-famous George Gershwin expert. He will be performing Gershwin's Piano Rod Bieber Concerto in F, as well as compositions from Verdi and Russian composer Production/Librarian Intern Shostakovich during this exciting performance. Emma VanVoorhees We will also be introducing College Night at the Symphony during our upcoming concert. College Night is an introductory program for college students to experience SBSO BOARD orchestral performances for only $10! Tickets must be purchased the night of the concert with a valid student ID. We hope students will take the opportunity to talk President with the Maestro, Special Guest and Musicians at our AfterGlow, held in the Leopard Felicia Rose-Barry Lounge. Vice-President We will then conclude the season with our May 9 concert, Symphonie Fantastique, Deborah Huntley featuring the work of Hector Berlioz, Michael Daugherty, and the brilliant Secretary Khachaturian Violin Concerto performed by the SBSO's own concertmaster, Eliot Cynthia Chadwick Heaton. Treasurer Classical music has a rich heritage. It has endured because it has broad appeal to both Claudia Zacharek, MD old and young alike. For some it is a night out, for others it is time to immerse Board Members themselves in the arts and culture. But whatever the reason, the Saginaw Bay Al Blinke Symphony will always give you an exciting evening and you may even recognize Paul Chaffee more of the music than you think. Donald Carlyon Ken Cichewicz Michael Elliott Andrea Fischer Floyd Kloc John Markey Linda P. McGee Lou Ognisanti We would like to thank everyone for their donations and support during our first Sam Tilmon food and fund drive in cooperation with The Orchestras Feeding America program. With your help we were able to provide 450 pounds of food and over $300 in Honorary Members donations to Saginaw County's Hidden Harvest. We would like to also thank Kroger, Dr. Donald J. Bachand who generously donated a $500 match to our Food and Fund drive. It is a true Dr. Jean Goodnow testament to the strength of care of this community and we greatly appreciate each Emeriti and every one of you. Thank you. #saginawesome. Dr. David Conrad Patricia Shaheen James Van Tiflin The Power of One Piece Kevin Cole on Gershwin MAESTRO'S NOTE I can’t wait for our upcoming March concert! The performance includes " Gershwin's story," says Cole. "He dramatic music that is unique and exciting. was a kid who grew up not liking After opening with Verdi’s famous overture to his opera Nabucco we will be music, until he heard his friend joined by guest artist, and Gershwin expert, Kevin Cole who will be play the violin in a school performing Gershwin’s Concerto in F. program ... and taught himself how to play music on a player Gershwin who died quite young (age 39) wrote music that directly related to piano. the American experience and after the great success of his Rhapsody in Blue, the conductor of the New York Symphony Society, Walter Damrosch, It took the power of one piece of commissioned him to compose a piano concerto. This Concerto in F which combines elements of jazz and popular music is considered by many to be music to change him around one of his best works. when he was 10 or 11 years old. "That transformation changed the Following the concerto we’ll present Dmitri Shostakovich’s popular fifth course of American music, symphony. After the 1934 premiere of his opera Lady Macbeth of the Gershwin giving the world Mtsensk District the soviet authorities, in a scathing review in Pravda (the America's greatest opera, "Porgy official newspaper of the communist party), condemned his opera as and Bess," the brilliant and still “Muddle Instead of Music.” To rehabilitate himself to the authorities Shostakovich composed his fifth symphony. Upon hearing the symphony’s ubiquitous "Rhapsody in Blue," triumphant finale party officials deemed the composer rehabilitated. What the symphonic tone poem "An they did not know at the time was that Shostakovich, (according to American in Paris" (which testimony he made in the 1960’s, long after Stalin’s death) stated that: inspired the Gene Kelly film “the rejoicing was forced as if someone were beating you with a stick and musical of the same name) and saying: ‘Your business is rejoicing, your business is rejoicing,’ and you rise, dozens of classic songs, such as shaky, and go marching off, muttering “Our business is rejoicing, "Our Love Is Here to Stay," "The our business is rejoicing.” Man I Love" and "I Got Rhythm" (the latter a launching pad for You really do not want to miss this rich concert experience! I am very much endless jazz pianist's variations). looking forward to presenting these great works to you. See you at the Temple. What's more, Gershwin's music Fouad Fakhouri captures a distinctly American sound that audiences around the globe never seem to tire of, not- Focus Group Participants Needed withstanding changing musical Help us take the next step in how we tastes and global politics. Help Us develop the SBSO and participate in a "He's one of a few – but really the focus group discussion about audience first one of prominence – to Take the next step development,fund development, combine influences of black, programing and marketing. Jewish and other ethnic folk Group A: Ages 65-Up music into a new American Group B: Ages 25-60 music," says Cole, into a voice that For more information was very exciting for his time, call: 989-755-6471 especially in the '20s". or email: Article by Howard Reich, Nov 20, 2014 [email protected] Chicago Tribune THANK YOU FEATURED CONCERT SPONSORS We are grateful for our featured concert sponsors Premiere Concert Sponsor Garber Automotive Group Garber Automotive Group has been a trailblazer in the automotive industry since 1907, running one of the oldest family-owned dealerships in the United States. Over the last 100 years, the organization has grown and expanded rapidly, but the traditions it was built on have stayed the same: dedication to service, a loyal staff, and a forward- looking vision. Supported by: The Jury Foundation and Patrica G. Rennert Trust Guest Artist by: Sagianw Arts & Enrichment Commission Media Sponsor: Cumulus Media My96.1 WHNN Cumulus Media is a radio organization with more than 200 broadcast stations across the U.S. Presently, Cumulus Media is in the process of combining with ABC Radio to form the third largest radio broadcast company in America. Locally, Cumulus Media owns 102.5 - WIOG, 96.1 - WHNN, 93.3 - WKQZ, and 104.5/101 WHEELZ FM. THANK YOU SEASON SUPPORTERS on si is 0 ID m t 1Ad n $ l de ra tu e S en w G o sh $3 eer B ials ec E Sp UNG D LO PAR LEO Saginaw Bay Youth Orchestra's Spring Concert TAKE A STAND MEMBER JIM & CHRISTINE CHURCH Spring Concert GOLD STAND Jim and I are amazed that our community is home to the Saginaw Sunday, May 3 Bay Symphony Orchestra. To 3:00 PM experience an SBSO concert is Temple Theatre something people in other towns and regions of our size don’t have an $7 opportunity to appreciate. An SBSO concert is live music that excites all available at the door of the senses. To be in the magnificent Temple Theatre, with so many brilliant artists, and an audience who is thrilled and excited to be a part of the SBSO experience, is Explore the wonders of symphonic music with the Saginaw Bay inspiring. Our support for the SBSO Youth Orchestra as they present their final concert of the Season on has always been our way to show our Sunday, May 1 at 3:00 PM in the historic Temple Theatre. The appreciation for SBSO. We want to Saginaw Bay Youth Orchestra is the Great Lakes Bay Region’s only continue to see others have the community youth orchestra serving the Region and the Thumb. The opportunity to have the SBSO program is a key educational outreach arm of the Saginaw Bay experience now and in the future. Symphony Orchestra and shares its mission to create magical and memorable experiences through the power of symphonic music to SBSO has done a terrific job audiences of all ages in our region. Tickets are $7 and available at the managing resources, attracting and door of the Temple Theatre. keeping talent and genius, educating and enlightening the members of the Young People's Concert: The Orchestra Rocks! Saginaw Bay region about the benefits of symphonic music, and This season, the Saginaw Bay providing us with exposure to Symphony Orchestra's Young entertainment available usually only People's Concert is partnering seen in major cities. Our love and with Carnegie Hall's Link Up to appreciation for what the SBSO is to the Orchestra program: The us, and our community, continues to Orchestra Rocks! on Friday, grow. March 27 at 12:15 PM. Link Up is Truly, an interactive music program Jim and Christine Church designed for students in grades three through five.
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