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Seattle Women’s often think Blondie is her name, current rock goddesses, hands down. Chorus is ripping not the name of the group. Alanis And their music tells that tale better up all the rule- Morissette is the “queen of alt-rock than I ever could. books, and for angst,” according to Rolling Stone. This show wouldn’t be what it is good reason. In “Because the Night” represents Patti without the contributions of two general, choruses Smith, the “punk poet laureate.” other extraordinary women. Kate don’t sing entire It’s from 1978, a time when the Olson, our long-time sax player, concerts of rock and roll. We are. New York punk movement was as distilled the history of women’s rock Why? Because we can. focused on poetry as it was on music. for us, creating a short list of songs And because we want to celebrate Stevie Nicks’ “Edge of Seventeen” and artists that should be considered an important truth: the world of (inspired by two deaths, that of her for the show. Her recommendations rock music is a better place because uncle and John Lennon) is one of were based on artistic accomplish- women have been there…all along. the most familiar tunes on the show. ment and commercial success, and Aaaaand then there’s the glass It’s also one of the hardest to sing, were paramount to an informed ceiling thing. In order to make it brimming with evocative imagery planning process. in commercial music, every single and poignant symbolism. And music by Joni Mitchell, Carly Simon, and And then there’s Sarah Rudinoff. You one of the artists whose work we’re may know her already. If not, you celebrating had to work harder, sing Carole King are compulsory on a show like this because, well, they’re will by the end of this show. She’s better, or play rings around their one of Seattle’s musical treasures. male counterparts. That playing field Joni Mitchell, Carly Simon, and Carole King. And she’s one of the most informed, hasn’t been level. Not even close. inspiring performers I’ve ever known. This show is built on the shoulders The Go-Go’s (“We Got the Beat”) While tweaking the construction of of 18 indomitable women. But our became the first female group to this ambitious show, she introduced performance represents more than write their own songs and play their me to The Gits and to Brittany that. This concert celebrates 18 own instruments. Beauty and the Howard…and to Ayesha “Musicbox” times when the glass ceiling cracked Beat sold 2 million copies. “Piece of Brooks. But I’ll let Sarah tell you just enough for an unforgettable My Heart” (Janis Joplin) reminds us more about that. that great art is all too often marked song to make its way into our Enough. We LOVE rock and roll. proverbial orbit. by angst and tragedy. And Tina Turner (“Proud Mary”) establishes And today, we’re gonna be reminded We are in Seattle, after all, so we the fact that no power on earth just how different that world would gotta start with the Wilson sisters has a better feel-good potential be were it not for the women who right out of the gate. “Crazy on than a great song rendered by an are…Legends of Rock. You” was their debut American electrifying artist. single. And their international career has spanned decades. “One Way But this show isn’t just about what or Another” put Blondie on the women did. It’s about what women map with Debbie Harry as a strong are doing. Florence + the Machine; Paul Caldwell female frontsperson. In fact, people Amy Lee; Avril Lavigne. They’re all

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Thank you for the same joy in listening to some of joining us as your old favorites (and maybe some we celebrate overlooked gems) as we have found women rockers in performing them. We also believe through the that the future of rock will reflect a decades. more diverse and equitable world. To These seminal that end, Seattle Women’s Chorus is singers and teaming up with the Rain City Rock songwriters shaped how many of us Camp for Girls to provide tuition view ourselves as women, activists, scholarships to the camp for girls of ARTISTIC DIRECTOR EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR rebels, poets and singers. I remember diverse backgrounds. Rain City Rock Paul Caldwell Steven F. Smith learning to play the dulcimer in Camp empowers girls, women, and high school after listening to Joni gender non-conforming individuals ARTISTIC/PRODUCTION Mitchell’s Blue album. I fell for my to engage their creative potential PRINCIPAL ACCOMPANIST Nancy Otness Bent first girlfriend with Heart playing in through music, champion equity, and DIRECTOR OF ARTISTIC OPERATIONS Halie Looper DIRECTOR OF THE SUPERTONICS Nikki Blackmer the background. thrive in a community of allies and PRODUCTION STAGE MANAGER Nancy Hautala ASSISTANT PRODUCTION STAGE MANAGER Our concert is made possible in part activists. You’ll hear more today and William St. Rose we hope you will join us in making MUSIC LIBRARIAN T.J. Elston thanks to our Presenting Sponsors, CONDUCTOR EMERITUS Dennis Coleman the Pam Foster & Liz Austin Fund a gift. and Debbie Killinger. Our Producing On behalf of everyone at Seattle ADMINISTRATION DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT Karen J Lane Sponsors are Alaska Airlines, Carter Women’s Chorus and Seattle Men’s DIRECTOR OF FINANCE Franklin Reed DIRECTOR OF MARKETING Chelsea Sadler Subaru, Holland America, and Chorus, thank you for your support. DEVELOPMENT MANAGER Kevin Carson Olympic Hot Tub with additional I look forward to seeing you at the PATRON SERVICES MANAGER Jeremy Dashiell MEMBERSHIP & REHEARSAL MANAGER Tina Owen support from Columbia Bank. Please next show! EVENTS MANAGER Scott Walden let them know that you appreciate FINANCE ASSOCIATE Michael M. Mikowski GRAPHIC DESIGNER Lindsay Lush their support of our organization. PUBLIC RELATIONS Jennifer Rice, LLC GRANT WRITING Julie L. Wilchins, LLC As a chorus member, this concert has been incredibly fun to rehearse; BOARD OF DIRECTORS PRESIDENT Lora Davis many of the songs are familiar to Lora Davis VICE PRESIDENT Kevin Maifeld so many of us. I hope you will find President, Board of Directors TREASURER Adrienne McEntee SECRETARY April Cook Kevin Bleyle, Tracy Bowens, Ed Darr, Ann Eidson, Diana Gard, Brick George, Lauri Hennessey, Mitchell C. Hunter, Ron Jones, Zhenya Lavy, Clay Newlin, Wendy Norcross, William Sechter, Ken Van Dyke

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6 FLYING HOUSE PRODUCTIONS WHO’S WHO Paul Caldwell Steven F. Smith Artistic Director Executive Director Previously the Steve has provided artistic director transformative for Windy City leadership for a Performing Arts diverse array of in Chicago, Paul performing arts provided renewed organizations. leadership and Most recently vision for both the he served as Windy City Gay Chorus and Windy executive director of Revels, a $1.4M City Treble Quire. He was also artistic multidisciplinary theater company, director for the Youth Choral Theater where he led a successful financial of Chicago, a community-based after- turnaround and revitalized the school program enrolling 200 young audience, growing attendance by people in Chicago’s northern suburbs. 21% over a four year period. From Paul’s work with youth has garnered 1995–2010 he led the acclaimed national recognition, and he received Boston Gay Men’s Chorus through the Chorus America/ ASCAP Award an unprecedented period of growth in for Adventurous Programming. which he tripled its annual audience Paul composes and arranges music and grew its budget fourfold. Earlier collaboratively with Sean Ivory. Their positions included production for We are proud choral works have been telecast on Northeastern University’s Music to invest over Join us for an PBS and A&E and performed at Department and coordinating the $500,000 in inspiring evening to Lincoln Center, the Kennedy Center, residency of the Pittsburgh Symphony 50 remarkable and throughout Europe, Asia, and Orchestra at the Great Woods Center celebrate and honor LGBTQ+ and Africa. Legendary guitarist Steve Vai for the Performing Arts. Steve also your 2019 Scholars. recently collaborated with Caldwell managed an international roster of allied students. and Ivory to create a choral-rock concert organists and English cathedral fusion song, “Book of the Seven Seals.” choirs for Karen McFarlane Artists Paul made his Carnegie Hall conduct- Management. Steve has consulted with Friday May 17, 2019 ing debut in 2014, leading concerts over a dozen small and mid-sized Seattle Marriott Waterfront comprised entirely of music he nonprofits and given seminars on 2100 Alaskan Way composed. He has also been artistic strategic planning, audience develop- Seattle, WA 98121 director for the ¡Canta! Costa Rica ment, and fundraising for ArtsBoston, 5:30PM festival in San Jose. He returns to the Greater Boston Choral Consortium, Sing A Mile High choral festival in GALA Choruses, and Chorus America. Register Today! Denver biennially. Paul served two In recent years he has served multiple Online: terms on the board of directors of terms as a board member and officer theGSBA.org/scholarsdinner Chorus America. His efforts on behalf for ArtsBoston, GALA Choruses, and Call: of the choral field were honored the Greater Boston Choral Consortium. (206) 363-9188 in 2008, when he received the He is a magna cum laude graduate of Michael J. Korn Founders Award the Arts Management program at for Philanthropic Contribution to Baldwin-Wallace University and was the Arts. selected by the Massachusetts Cultural Council to attend the Achieving Excellence Executive Leadership Program for cultural organizations at Harvard University’s Kennedy School of Government.

encoremediagroup.com/programs 7 WHO’S WHO Sarah Rudinoff recently as Rosie in Mamma Mia at at ACT Theatre, about women Guest Artist The 5th Avenue and Well at Seattle musicians of Seattle’s “grunge” years. Rep. Sarah was the first actor to play Sarah has a Stranger Genius Award in Sarah Rudinoff Yitzak in Hedwig and the Angry Inch Theatre. has been making outside of the original production and theatrical work in she sings Led Zeppelin in the burlesque Seattle for over Ayesha “Musicbox” Brooks extravaganza “House of Thee Unholy” 25 years. As an Featured Soloist at The Triple Door. With collaborators actress, she has Ayesha “Musicbox” Gretta Harley and Elizabeth Kenny, she performed in every Brooks is a Seattle co-created and starred in These Streets major theatre, most based soul rock artist. She is the front woman of Karmic Unrest and is recording their second album. She’s played venues all over the city including The Royal Room, The Triple Holland America Line Door and Sea Monster Lounge. is proud to support Musicbox was a contestant on NBC’s The Voice season 6, landing a spot on Seattle Women’s Chorus Team Shakira and Team Usher. “Music is where I find my freedom. I hope you too feel free when you hear me sing. Music is also a conversation. I like to leave room to hear what’s really being said. I guess you can say music and I are long time old friends.”

Nancy Otness Bent Principal Accompanist Nancy has played solo and chamber recitals across the United States. She has appeared as concerto soloist with the Fond du Lac Summer Festival Orchestra, played piano, celesta, and cannon with the Vermont Symphony Orchestra, and toured and recorded with Robert DeCormier and Melinda O’Neal. She is a past president of the Eastside Chapter of the WSMTA and maintains a private studio in Bellevue. Nancy is delighted to be the founding accompanist of Seattle Women’s Chorus.

8 FLYING HOUSE PRODUCTIONS WHO’S WHO Nikki Blackmer William St. Rose of the Big Wave, including a five-week Director, The Supertonics Assistant Production Manager tour of Russia. It is with great pride that he has been working with both Nikki has a William has an extensive background Seattle Men’s Chorus, starting in 1988, Bachelor of Music in community and professional theatre, and Seattle Women’s Chorus since their from Wake Forest starting when he was in high school. inception. University in North He has also worked for many years as Carolina and a a sound tech for the rock-band Rumors Master of Music continued on page 12 from the University of Washington. She’s been singing and performing classical music since 1995 and started her career in a cappella in 2003. In 2016, she won the illustrious International Quartet Championship of Sweet Adeline’s International, the largest women’s barbershop organization in the world, with her quartet, Frenzy. They are now called Queens of Harmony...and if you ask you can try on her crown! They travel around the world performing and teaching workshops.

Halie Looper Director of Artistic Operations Halie joined the Choruses in 2011 after ten years as a choral and theatre arts teacher for the Bellevue School District. She continues as a teaching artist at Youth Theatre Northwest, and is a Creative Mentor for Path With Art. Halie holds Bachelor of Arts degrees in Choral Music and K-12 Education from Seattle Pacific University as well as a Theatre Arts Endorsement from Antioch University.

Nancy Hautala Production Stage Manager Nancy is celebrating her 35th season with Flying House Productions. Her stage management background includes musicals, plays, festivals, auctions and more. She holds a BA in Voice and an MA in Opera Production from the University of Washington and is a graduate of AIMS in Graz, Austria. She also serves as the Audience Services Manager at Meany Hall for the Performing Arts.

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Crazy on You (Heart, 1976) words and music by Ann Wilson and Nancy Wilson Heartbreaker (Pat Benatar, 1979) words and music by Geoff Gill and Cliff Wade arranged by Tim Sarsany arranged by Deke Sharon performed by The Supertonics One Way or Another (Debbie Harry / Blondie, 1979) words and music by Debbie Harry and Nigel Harrison arranged by Kathleen McGuire You’re So Vain (Carly Simon, 1972) words and music by Carly Simon, arranged by Kathleen McGuire You Learn (Alanis Morissette, 1995) words and music by Alanis Morissette and Glen Ballard arranged by Tim Sarsany Shake It Out (Florence + the Machine, 2011) words and music by Florence Welch, Thomas Hull and Paul Epworth Because the Night (Patti Smith, 1978) words and music by Patti Smith and Bruce Springsteen arranged by Adam Anders and Peer Astrom

Little Bird (Annie Lennox, 1993) words and music by Annie Lennox Edge of Seventeen (Stevie Nicks, 1982) words and music by Stevie Nicks arranged by Kirby Shaw arranged by Chad Weirick performed by The Supertonics Second Skin (Mia Zapata / The Gits, 1991) words and music by Mia Zapata, Joe Spleen, Big Yellow Taxi (Joni Mitchell, 1970) words and music by Joni Mitchell Matt Dresdner, and Steve Moriarty arranged by Greg Gilpin Hold On (Brittany Howard / Alabama Shakes, 2011) words and music by Brittany Howard We Got the Beat (The Go-Go’s, 1980) words and music by Charlotte Caffey arranged by Kathleen McGuire Girlfriend (Avril Lavigne, 2007) words and music by Avril Lavigne and Lukasz Gottwald, arranged by Mark Brymer Piece of My Heart (Janis Joplin, 1968) words and music by Jerry Ragovoy and Bert Berns Bring Me to Life (Amy Lee / Evanescence, 2003) words and music by Amy Lee, Benjamin Moody Proud Mary (Tina Turner, 1970) words and music by John Fogerty and David Hodges, arranged by Jackson Pinder arranged by Kirby Shaw performed by The Supertonics

Beautiful (Carole King, 1971) words and music by Carole King arranged by Roger Emerson

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Debbie Killinger 10 FLYING HOUSE PRODUCTIONS ARTISTIC DIRECTOR GUEST ARTIST AND CREATIVE COLLABORATOR FEATURED SOLOIST PAUL CALDWELL SARAH RUDINOFF AYESHA “MUSICBOX” BROOKS PRINCIPAL ACCOMPANIST FEATURING SPONSORED IN PART BY NANCY OTNESS BENT THE SUPERTONICS DEBBIE KILLINGER

Beautiful (Carole King, 1971) words and music by Carole King arranged by Roger Emerson

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continued from page 9 of the Two Worlds in Italy, and the Spoleto Festival in Charleston, SC. Doris Black Mr. Bracilano’s design work on the Costume Designer East Coast includes ten years with Doris Black has been designing Civic Light Opera in Pittsburgh. Other costumes for stage and film for companies include Paramount Parks, 20 years. She has been the Costume Dallas Summer Musicals, Theatre of Designer for the Seattle Men’s Chorus the Stars, and Theatre Under the Stars. since 2004 and the Seattle Women’s Chorus since 2005. Her work with Deanna Burmester them includes the Opera For a Look Choreographer or a Touch and the theatrical choral Deanna majored in dance at Simon production We Can Swing It. A few Fraser University in British Columbia, favorite productions for other theaters with a focus on ballet and contempo- include Shakespeare in Love for Seattle rary. She moved to Seattle in 2005 Shakespeare Company, Uncle Vanya and started a dance program from for The Seagull Project, An Octoroon the ground up in a middle school in for ArtsWest, A Confederacy of Dunces Bellevue. The program grew from one for Book-It Repertory Theatre, Peter semester class with 20 kids, to now a Pan for Youth Theatre Northwest, thriving program with 150 students Black Nativity for Intiman and The per semester. Deanna is really honored Adventures of Owl and the Pussycat to choreograph for an all inclusive for theater simple. She has costumed organization such as Seattle Women’s Spectrum Dance Theater’s last 7 Chorus and is excited for this new seasons, designing productions such chapter in her life. as (Im)Pulse and Carmina Burana. Her film design work includes The John Roberson Dark Horse, Cthulhu and Police Beat. Sound Designer/Engineer Horizon House She works for Period Corsets, which John Roberson, a Kansas City native, produces period understructures for has a Bachelor of Science from Middle stage and film. Doris received her MFA Tennessee State University from the in Costume Design from the University Department of Recording Industry. of Washington and her BFA from He has worked the past twenty years Washington University in St. Louis. She as a sound engineer in Seattle and lives in Edmonds with her husband, Nashville for country artists, BMI, Steve, and their wonderful children SEASAC, and ASCAP award shows, Fiona and Nathaniel. and the Nashville Symphony. John’s background also includes touring with Peter Bracilano several country artists and spending Lighting Designer several years on the sound crew for Peter is the resident designer for Teatro Iron Maiden. John Roberson has ZinZanni in Seattle and San Francisco spent the last six years mixing shows and faculty member at the University at Benaroya Hall and for the Seattle of Washington. Recently his work Symphony. In his spare time, he plays was seen on the international tour of bass and has toured extensively with Gershwin’s Porgy and Bess, which ran independent punk bands playing shows in 2014. He has designed for Seattle all over the world. John is also married Opera’s Young Artist Program, Pacific A vibrant retirement community and lives in Queen Anne with his wife Northwest Ballet, The 5th Avenue located in downtown Seattle and their precocious French Bulldog Theatre, and Village Theatre. He Dixie Bell.

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12 FLYING HOUSE PRODUCTIONS WHO’S WHO SEATTLE WOMEN’S CHORUS Kurt Walls FIRST Becky Krueger Rose Hesse Jamie Fernandez SOPRANOS Haley Kruell Riley Kent Kathy Fletcher-Tollison Scenic Designer Kahliah Laney Madison Krass Lynn Goralski Nicola Alevizos Christine Lin Claire Law Madeleine Hahn* Kurt is pleased to be returning for Maria Lamarca Jennifer Lynch Jill Lee Sunny Jackson Anderson another season designing for the Noriko Nishimura Tara McMillen Jina Jansson Cara Anderson-Ahrens Janet Sailer Gretchen Lori Kunze choruses. This year will include Hallie Appel Megan Slater Olsen-Jacobsen Lydia Miner Kathryn Ardans his 70th design for Flying House Kira Sorensen Erin Patrick Sando Diane Panteleakos Shay M. Boardman Productions. He is a Professor and Danielle Steele Stephanie Smith Kathleen Petrie Martha T. Bhaj Townsend Tara Street Karen Rautenberg Director of Theatre Production at the Buchta-Spevack* Karen Walter Kate Wehr Nancy Rotecki Kimberly Cincilla University of Puget Sound. Kurt has Jennifer Younggren Debiruth Stanford Amelia Clark Zahava Sternberg also designed scenery for the Seattle Samantha Cooksley LOWER Jackie Strand Repertory Theatre, Intiman Theatre, Anna Doty SECOND LOWER FIRST Kathi Titus Ellie Fox Book-It Repertory Theatre, Seattle SOPRANOS ALTOS Cherie Tucker Megan Freeman Beth Batchelder Julia Ahmadi Ann Wunderlin Shakespeare Company, The Moore Lockhee Kang Gina Bourgeois Isabella Brown Karen Yarnell Theatre, Tacoma Little Theatre, and Sasha Kaufman Caitlin Doughty Sharon Bruhn* Jocelyn McNeil Tacoma’s Theatre on the Square. Prior Lauri Hennessey Jane Cantwell Shay Miller THE Judy Howeler Catherine L. Coucoules to his position at the University of Eden B. Nordby Kathie Hummel-Berry Suzanne Engelberg SUPERTONICS Ava Phisuthikul Puget Sound, Kurt was the General Marie K. Hutchins Nicole Farmer Nicholas Anderson Caitlin Plovnick Lisa Kreeger Scarlet Gonzalez Cara Anderson-Ahrens Manager of Pacific Studio, a design and Chelsea Quinn Danelle Laney Kelli Hart Colin Behl fabrication firm that specializes in the Liz Robinson Katrina Lehto* Susan A Hawkins Aaron Carasco Hannah Samsen entertainment and museum industries. Adrienne McEntee Kristiane Hooper Madeleine Hahn Anna Schneider Susan McLain Wendy Hueners Joel Kimmel-Staebler After receiving his MFA in Scene Nicole Sleiers Ysabel Mullarky Spring Marie Kuberka Alex Kloehn Design and Stage Technology from the Ashlynn Smith Megan Simmons Mary Mathiason Jocelyn McNeil Sarah Smith University of Washington, Kurt was Lindsay Stares Sheryl McIntire David Nilsson Ada Sorey Renee Stern Megan Moore Chelsea Quinn the Assistant Technical Director at the Jessica Stott Megan Deepti Thomas Kris Panchyk* Rene Salinas Sheila Tallmon Seattle Repertory Theatre. Devon Emily Thorsell Janet Ploss Amanda Vilbrandt Stephanie Thurston Micah Lynn Trapp Danielle Rosa Nicholas Wishaar Xiaorui Wang Amanda Vilbrandt Anita Stanmour Jennifer Younggren Katie Watson Lisa Welch Crystal Sun Victoria Williams Mandy Wes Joanne Vander Does Meisha Wangerin RAIN CITY ROCK CAMP Andrea Wohlgemuth UPPER SECOND Rain City Rock Camp empowers girls, SOPRANOS UPPER FIRST SECOND ALTOS women, and gender non-conforming Elizabeth Baty ALTOS Julia Baker Elissa Butler individuals to engage their creative Jessica Andrew Amy Barrett April Cook* Laurella Boren Sissie Boatman-Guillan potential through music, champion Gabe Faber Adrienne Chew Christine Brushwood equity, and thrive in a community of Jac E. Gentile Rachelle Cooke Jeanne Conley Nancy Glaser allies and activists. Virginia Docktor* Lora Davis Katelyn Hassan Paula M. Franzen Cher Drakopoulos At our camps, we give people the Peggy Jacobson Debra Harlow Annie Eidson *section leader opportunity to learn an instrument, Carolyn Kelley join a band, write an original song, and perform that song on stage at one of Seattle’s popular venues. Equally CONCERT CREDITS important to the music aspect of our programs is our focus on building ADDITIONAL PRODUCTION ASL INTERPRETERS community and facilitating conversa- PERSONNEL Alyson Boote Julie Armitage . . . . .Wardrobe Master Pam Parham tions around empowerment, body Kelli Hart Hospitality Manager Ellie Savage positivity, social justice, feminism, Kate Olson ...... Creative Consultant and other crucial topics. At RCRC, Jon Peterson . . . . . Wigs & Makeup INSTRUMENTALISTS Sarah Rudinoff . . . . .Creative Consultant Marina Albero . . . . .keyboards we envision an equitable world Mark Schmitt Archive Videographer that celebrates creativity, embraces Alex Guy ...... violin Olivia Hamilton . . . . bass authenticity, and values all voices. BOX OFFICE VOLUNTEER Kathy Moore ...... guitar Bud Cudmore Kate Olson ...... winds Faith Stankevitch ...... drums

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The following have included Seattle Men’s Chorus and Seattle Women’s Chorus as a beneficiary in their estate planning. If you are interested in joining them in supporting our mission in this way, please contact our office at 206.323.0750. Michael Amend & Doug Exworthy & Pat Mail & Peggy Kopf Catherine Schatzel Jeff Ashley Kent Poush James H. Malone Michael A. Schemm Harry & Merrily Susan Fairo Jane McCormmach & William J. Smith Applewhite Jack & Jeanne Paul Beighle Rev. Gary Southerton & Bryan & DeDe Backstrom Fankhauser Michael McKee David Isla Ray Bingham Charlie Fink & Chris McLean Donald Springer Bjorn Bjorklund Leonard Carl Jones Ronald E. Miller Brook Stanford John Bowen Rodger Fowler Roger J. Morris Thom Sturges & Greg Bowman Chuck Gilman & James A. Murtaugh Michael Norlin James Braden Ken Bengtson Tom Musial & Michael P. Theisen, MD Barbara Brown Chuck Goodwin & Tim Hetzler & Ronald Jones Robert Brumfield James Lehn Katsuhiro “Alex” Namba Bill Thielman Martha Buchta-Spevack Matthew D. Haggerty Paul Nelson John R. Trautman & Max Spevack LMP & Marc J. Stiles Leann Nester Chuck Traver & Dennis Coleman Michael Hardin Jack Nestor & Ron Villa John Clarin Bob Cook David Owen Hastings William L. Orley & John Tschample & Gerry & Jerry Coupe Joe Hopkins Max E. Silver Steve Walker Online Roy Hughes Mike Dameron & Janelle Otterholt Janet Umbers Tom Marocchini Bob Jackson Philip Paroian Joe Varano Craig & John Darling Peter Jackson and Michael Paulos Greg W. Waite Joel Davis & Eric Raptosh Sandra Lynn Perkins & Sandy Weiss-Plass Shawn Holman Glenn Johnson Jeffrey Karl Ochsner Paul Williams daily Lora Davis & Gary W. Kennedy Pete-e-Petersen & Larry R. & James H. Linda Henderson Brad Kevelin Jane Abbott Lighty Woods-Palmer Pat & Sue D’Williss Sid Kimball Larry Phillips David Woosley & Bryan Dittmer Frederick A. King Dr. Hal Rappaport Michael Grochau Robert M. Eichler Lisa KnipeHetzler Donald J. Riling, Jr. Dr. Lin Zurfluh news Gerry Kunkel Bruce Robertson LEGACY CIRCLE The following are individuals of vision who provided for the future of Seattle Men’s Chorus and Seattle Women’s Chorus by designating a gift from their estate. Their legacy enables us to continue our work as ambassadors of the LGBT community, strive towards excellence in our performance and build bridges of understanding between our community and others.

James Aiken R. Casey Fox Rev. Stuart Lewis Richard C. Rolfs Robert Aldridge Roxanna Frost Kimball John Eric Rolfstad William Benner Gerald Geisert Bob Kinney J. Rodney Scott Steven Berglund Pete Goddard Lonnie Kunkel & Stu Smailes Priscilla Boyer Clifford C. Gregg, Jr. Norman Seelye Rene Russell Soulard Lee S. Burke Merland Grieb Larry P. Lefler Gordon L. South Craig G. Campbell Jim Haskell Bill Liddicoat Jon Speck Tom Davies Dwight O. Haugen Scott Lucken Jack Vincent Russell W. Davis Howard W. Hoyt Tom Mann Nevele Von Lovely Michael E. Doman Jack Jaeger David M. Moery Michael Edward Bob Kausch David Rasmussen Edward Elliott Fred Ketteman C. Wight Reade for the IN MEMORIAM SWC For as long as I shall draw breath I’ll sing a song for you And your mem’ry never fades away I will keep your story true I will hold you close; my mem’ries keep me strong I’ll be here to keep you in the song LGBT —From “To Keep You in the Song” By Brenda David & Evyn Surrency Judy Bordeaux Jeanene Laegreid Marilyn Grey Denise Crayton Kathie D. Townsend J. Kristin Peterson community Maureen Kremers Maddy DeVries Dorenda Wilson Diana Roger Tiki Naccarato-Andrew Carolyn Hudnall since 2010 Sandy DeLegal Juli-Ann Williams Paula Raschko

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Directors Circle members are individuals and couples Robyn & Robert Bayless Pat Detmer & Fred Canada who contributed $500 or more during February 1, Barry Joe Belcher & Michael Hartford Teresa Deveaux & Mike Nathlich 2018 and February 28, 2019. These gifts may be for Gerald S. Bernhoft Dave Doody & Michael Erickson general support, to build the endowment fund, or Sean Blakey Mark Eder & R Scott Foster earmarked for special projects. Consider joining the Tracy Bowens Ann Eidson & Terra Morgan Directors Circle to receive such benefits as priority Bobbe & Jon Bridge Kristin Falkner & Darryn Quincey Ralph L. Byron Charlie Fink & Leonard Carl Jones concert seating, special recognition in concert pro- Paul Caldwell & Rand Ringgenberg Stuart Fountain & Tom Highsmith* grams, and invitations to special receptions and events. Kevin Carson & Rad Milosavljevic J.D. Fugate & Tony Earl We are grateful for the support of all our donors. Ben Coles Brick George Bernard & Ann Conley David & Joanne Harris and Chris Brushwood Kimberly Convertino Thatcher Harvey & Yawei Chang VISIONARY ($25,000 AND UP) Bob Cook Omar Hernandez John Dagres & Jack Odell* Mike Iverson & Dr. Hal Rappaport Pam Foster & Liz Austin Fund* Adam Dahl Jake Jacobsen & John Carreiro The Estate of Pete Goddard Joel Davis & Shawn Holman Johnathon L. Johnson Debbie Killinger The Estate of Lonnie Kunkel and Norman Seelye

DIVA ($10,000–$24,999) Paul Johns Laird Patterson Mark Schmitt & Wayne Gulla Jeffrey Sutherland & Ben Aguiluz Michael Theisen & Ron Jones* Nathan Wilson

STAR ($5,000–$9,999) Sam & Nancy Bent Jody Clovis Steve Glover & Mike Carlson Peter Hiatt & Ron Huden Christopher Luz & Matthew Wallace Leslie Merta in memory of Laurie L. Merta Carol Mohler David Nilsson & James Vasilj* Mary Pigott Ken Van Dyke Victoria Williams Lucinda Young

MAESTRO ($2,500–$4,999) Jane Abbott Lighty & Pete-e Petersen The Estate of James Aiken Greg Bowman Martha T. Buchta-Spevack & Max Spevack Daniel Cohen Dennis Coleman April Cook Edward F. Darr II & James V. Fesalbon Bob Davidson & Chris Hill

Lora Davis & Linda Henderson Every day made better® Robert Eichler* Mark Ellis Chuck Gilman & Ken Bengtson Michael Hughes Jeffrey Ing Mitzi Johanknecht & Maureen Anne Warren Welcome to Kevin Maifeld

Neil McDevitt & Richard Sutton © Michael J. Montanez the Wellness Generation Mr. James A Murtaugh & Michael D’Ambra Thomas Retan Don Riling John Rochford & Nicholas J. Utzinger* Steven F. Smith & Eugene Montano John & Kathy Wilson

CONDUCTOR ($1,000–$2,499) Arief Abraham & Bruce Boesiger Marvin Adriano Michael Amend & Jeff Ashley Michael Bahnmiller Rev. Tara Barber & Wendy Blight Murl Barker & Ronald Miller Ron Barnum • • • • • Roger J. Bass & Richard B. Nelson Seattle Fife Everett Issaquah Lacey Woodinville Matt Basta www.olympichottub.com *Founding Directors Circle Member

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CONDUCTOR CONTINUED Penny Hazelton David M. Holt, ARNP & William D. Freestone Michael Johnson & Robert Crosby Wholesale and Mary Hotchkiss & Mary Whisner Rick Jones & Steve Shadle Neil Hoyt & Donald Jenny William J. Kepper Retail Sales Arnaldo Inocentes V Lowell Kimble Dr. David & Ric Inwards-Breland Frederick Applegate King ¿ Dr. Benjamin Killey Robert Kremers Sid Kimball Jon Matthew Krueger Roasting fine coffees Brian P. Knowles Joel Kulesa Kristin Kucera Heather Leach & Mark Hofer since 1993 Daniel Lane & Jon Frank Chris Lihosit & Bill Sechter James Lasersohn Pat Mail* Claire Law Jane Maranhas Harley Lever Adrienne McEntee & Liz Rocca Maggie Lewis & Bob Huppe Andy McKim Carol L. Logan Bret Myers Paul & Monika March M. K. N. Michael McKee Paul D. Nelson James & Nancy McMurrer Roger Nyhus Kurt Metzger Chris & BJ Ohlweiler James Miersma & Bill Hammer Thomas Ortenzi Mike & Marsha Munson Eric Oyco Bryn Nelson Diane Panteleakos Jack Nestor & Ron Villa Philip Paroian Nick Newcombe Jamie & Eric Pedersen Wendy Norcross Sandra Lynn Perkins & Jeffrey Karl Ochsner Ray Nutter & Vince Larkin Gregory Planting Isaac Paez Mikel Poulsen Gerald A. Peterson Nancy S. Rotecki Terreance Pollak Richard & Stephanie Satter Ann Ramsay Jenkins Sylvia & Samuel Shiroyama Ruben Rivera-Jackman & Nick Jackman Donald C. Springer Vicki Sandeen Shaun Stephenson Lewis Sharpstone Veronica Swanson Thyes Shaub Anne Symonds & Peggy Graybill David N. Smith & Philip V. Bonderud Eric Teshima Ormond Smythe Fran Thatcher Rev. Gary Southerton & David Isla Janet E. Umbers Remington Stokes Ted Van Velzen & Ruben Corpuz Charlotte & Earl Sutherland Ken Wade Bill Thieleman Donna Wallace Michael Thompson Karen Walter Russ Thornock & Kristin Michael Richard Wanser & Steve Sandoval Sam Torres Chuck & Jan Ward One of Seattle’s original Debra Westwood & Arthur Morrill Darryl Watanabe Scott Whipple Jill Wendland & Iris vonJouanne roaster cafes, Lighthouse David White Chris Wendt Mark Wicks & Brad Portin William Wenholz has spent more than Keith Yedlin Constance Wilkinson & Kyra Becker Don Zimmer & James Sutherland twenty years creating Bill Womack, MD Larry R. & James H. Woods-Palmer a loyal following of Dr. John A. Wott PATRON ($250–$499) Blair Blair Anderson & Arnie Fleck coffee lovers. Lighthouse COMPOSER ($500–$999) Larry Asher & Marcia Dare Timothy Baccus Justin Alfred James S. Baker roasts consistently great Doug & Sharon Andrews Page Baldwin Dede & Bryan Backstrom Bob Blackburn & Tim Salcedo coffee in small batches Lee & Diane Barnes Peter Boley Jim & Kathleen Bellomo Mieke Brouwer & Janie Cantwell Peter Benson & Jeff Hu of the freshest premium Bill & Janet Bush Christopher Bierrum John Butler Wayne Bitterman & Gary Lanksbury beans, hand roasted in a William & Patricia Campbell Kevin R. Bleyle & Jasen W. Coole Jennifer Carlson Gina Bourgeois & Steve Colmar vintage cast-iron roaster Gayle & Michael Charlesworth Ava & Henry Brandis Louise Chernin & Mary Klein Fred Byrum each day. Brandon Chun John Cardinalli Dan Cox Nicholas Chicka & Jeffrey Lovern Pat Cranston Sheila B. Cook John Daise Don A. Corliss & Franklin R. Reed Gary Davis & Rodney Shutt Gregory Crick & Kip White Juli Donaldson & Deborah Brewer Lynn E. Dissinger Nancy Dorn & Carol Verga Thomas Elston & James Ludwig Paul Dromgoole Joyce Ericson 400 N 43rd St. Seattle, WA. 98103 Patrick Evans Charles D. Fay Jackie & Keith Fisher ¿ John Fleming & James Weis Angela Forsa & Matt Yoo Brian Giddens & Steve Rovig 206-633-4775 Gary J. Fuller & Randy L. Everett Heather & David Green James Fulton Ron Green & Carolyn Henri LIGHTHOUSEROASTERS.COM Randall Fulton & Wayne Wichern Christian Hampson Dr. Richard & Debbie Galuska Cooper Hartman Suzette Giannini Susan A. Hawkins, Psy.D.

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Bill & Karen Giffin Margaret Broderhausen Maria Curry Joseph Gilmer Kathy Brostoff Virginia Daugherty Bill Gould Lisa Brown & Laura Hopkins Alexis & James Davis Peter Gray & Joseph Morehead Betsy Bruce & Dana Joy Mary Dispenza & Mary Ann Woodruff Jim & Patty Groves Paul Buehrens & Ann Simons Wayne Dodge & Lawrence Kreisman Stephen Haddan & Douglas Fischer Meghan Burt G. C. Dormaier Bob Johnston & Bryant Vehrs Magarethe Cammermeyer Jack Dorwick Ryan Jupiter Joanne Carlson Brown Allan Doss Dave Kaplan Dave Carlton Ann Dreyer Jan & Janice Kelly Carol Chamberlin Keith Dussell Sandra Kennedy Carlos Chavez Susan Dyer Tom Lee Michael Gillespie Thomas Eakin Ilona Lohrey Kevin J. Cochran Jan Eisenman Penelope Mabie & Barbara Keogh Amy Cole Jon & Laurene Ekse J. Joseph McDermott & Michael Culpepper Catherine Coucoules & Nanette Clarey Janice & Ivan Ellis Carl & Patricia McDonald Gerry & Jerry Coupe Gary Faull & Douglas Sawyer* Diane McDougall Thyra McKay Steve McLean Michael P. McManus Roger Meers Damon & Betty Meyer Michael Milligan & Jeanne E Fund & Bainbridge Community Foundation Nao Murakami Janice Newell & D’Anne Bissell LIFELONG Randy Newell Cynthia Nims & Bob Burns Vicki K. Norris & J. Robert Leach Katie Paige LEARNERS Adam Pankratz Dave Pengelly Rachel & Jennifer Popkin Gil Price & Ken Krasner WELCOME Kenny Pulsifer & Ritchie Wooley Stephanie & John Rake Kathleen Raney & Janet Straus Alex Rea & Akane Suzuki Kathryn Reeves Jana Robbins Stebbins Rohrback Cathy Russell Beth Rutherford Marcin Rychlewski Chelsea Sadler & Mike Kopec Bill & Nancy Sanford Alan Schuyler Roger & Marlys Seeman Steven & Carolyn Simons Debiruth Stanford & Gay Niven Larry & Linda States Kate Stewart & Deborah DeWolfe ONE DAY Tara & Ryan Street Marilyn & Bob Terwilliger Brian R. Thompson UNIVERSITY Brooke Thorner Tina and Michael Owen James Walker & Jeff Albright April 27, 2019 Dave Walter Deborah Wertz & Deborah Sabotta 9:00 a.m. to 12:55 p.m. Jay V. White Joni & James Wishaar Karen C. Yarnell Kane Hall Diane & Herb Young University of Washington SUPPORTER ($100 TO $249) REGISTER TODAY Torrie Allen & Tiffany Cooper Spend an exhilarating day attending E. Shary Almasi $ lectures offered at top U.S. universities Jerbarco Arnold 119 Janet Arthur Use code SEA119 and enhance your knowledge of science, Dan Babcock H.P. Baldwin art, history and more. Rod Barney Becky Bartlein & Carl Petrillo Walter Blake Lee Bocklund To sign up, visit seattle.onedayu.com Corinn Jo Bohn Ann Bopp James Braden Melinda J Branscomb Kyle & Kimberly Branum J. A. Bricker

encoremediagroup.com/programs 17 CORPORATIONS | CONTRIBUTORS FOUNDATIONS Donations received during February 1, 2018– SUPPORTER CONTINUED Kevin G. Plambeck January 31, 2019 Janet E. Ploss, MD Steve & Judi Finney Luke Preston Jon Frank & Daniel Lane Steven & Thérèse Quig VISIONARY ($25,000 AND UP) Bill Freeberg Georgia Ragsdale Philip Fryer Mike Ramey The Benevity Community Impact Fund Roger & Kris Garratt Dr. Michael Ramsey & Matthew Ramsey KIRO 7 Randy Gilchrist Karen Rautenberg The Seattle Foundation Stephen Goetz Laurel Rech Seattle Office of Arts and Culture Terrence Gong Gary & Barbara Reul Cal Greatsinger Mark Rice DIVA ($10,000–$24,999) Sharon L. Green Roberta Rigby Alaska Airlines Kathryn Gribble Harvey Rock ARTSFUND Judy Griesel Judith Russell 4Culture B Heath Gunn Rene Salinas Carter Subaru Katy Haigh Tracy Salter The Cricket Foundation Mary Hall Gudrun Scheffler & Francesca Martin DCG One Paul A. Hannah & Beth Ann Bonnecroy George Schnibbe Holland America Gwen Hannon Jeff Scoles Olympic Hot Tub Company Susan and Brian Hanser Crystal Serrato The Schwab Fund for Charitable Giving Rory Hardy Amin Shams The Seattle Times Sharon Heath Martha Sinkler Sharon & Wally Honjiyo William J. Smith Trust for Skip Bergum Memorial Pride Fund Ron & Polly Hopper Gary Slater STAR ($5,000–$9,999) Craig & Chona Horton Michael Small Alhadeff Family Charitable Foundation Roy Hughes* Michael Smith Mitchell C. Hunter Centerplate Karen Snee & Bill Campbell The Hartman Group – Morgan Stanley Rock Hushka Andrew Stewart Carol Sue Ivory-Carline Linda & Richard Stine Sunny Jackson Taylor & Janet C. Stults MAESTRO ($2,500–$4,999) Michael Jarvis & Craig Larson Dean & Audrey Stupke Edmonds Unitarian Universalist Congregation Donna Jerome Diane & Rich Sugimura Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Kristin Jorgensen & Margey Rubado Larry Sullivan Homestreet Bank Michael Kann Cynthia Sund Jonathan L. Bowman, Attorney at Law, P.S. G. E. Keesling Alex & Patricia Szabo Pride Foundation Matthew Keri & Theodore Yaung Michael Szymanski & Robert Connors The Seattle Lesbian Carolyn Kelley Beth Takekawa Jerry Kiser Christian Tan CONDUCTOR ($1,000–$2,499) Jim Kostelecky Steve Taylor & Patty Fitzgerald Mara & Peter Kouides Beth Terrell City of Everett Cultural Arts Commission Lee Kramer & David Pelton The Donn Terry Family Columbia Bank Eileen Krueger Diane Thompson Greater Seattle Business Association Ruthann Krusell David M. Thorn & Janice E. Holmes Pearl Vodka Akshay Kulkarni Cherie Tucker Precept Wine Gerry Kunkel Patricia Tucker-Dolan & Larry Dolan Vertumni Barbara Lamoureux James & Katherine Tune Karen Lane Frederick Turner & Martia Denniston Bill Larter & Lynn Nixon Jill Van Glubt & Sara Rosin COMPOSER ($500–$999) Zhenya Lavy Joanne Vander Does John Scott Lee & Robert Klengler Shelli Vlastelica AmazonSmile Foundation Matan Lehrer Jake Wade & Robert Donovan CenturyLink Clarke M. Williams Foundation Marjorie Levar Ted & Jenny Walkley Mose Auto Anne Levinson Jeff & Carol Waymack Network For Good Robert & Joyce Lucas James Weaver New Chapter Wedding and Events Roz & Roger Lueck-Mammen Cheri Webb & Terri Metzler TomboyX Gerald E. Luiten Ms. Kate Wehr Craig Lundgren Drew & Cassie Welliver Daniel Lyons Elizabeth Wharton Mary Anne Madsen Peter & Anne Marie Wick Deborah Martin Greg Wilcox Vicki Martin Donovan Willetto Brady Mason Geoffrey and Nancy Wilson Linnea & David Mattson Lynn Wilson Copeland Deborah McFarlane Timothy Wilson Gini McKee Marty & Liz Wolk Theresa & Doug McLean Flip Wood Tom & Margaret Mesaros Marion Woyvodich Jim Miersma & Bill Hammer Mary Beth Wressel Barbara A. Miller Audrey Wu Don Miller Virginia Wyatt & Christina B. Raye Daniel Myers Alison Wysong & Christine Mahoney Greg Nettleton Susan A. Yates Clay Newlin Sharen & Fred Yeatts Elvin Nguyen Bill Zook & Nanette Rosenthal Jillian G. Nieder & Anne Harvey Martha Noerr & Jeff Keane Obie Obenchain Vione Ost & Marcella Shoemaker Elizabeth B. Park Duane de Lessart MaryLou & Sam Pederson Susan Peters Ingrid Peterson & Charles Alpers

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