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Cello Sponsored by Sarah Crocker Elizabeth Browne Mrs MSO program 2018-2019.qxp_MSO Program 9/11/19 5:02 PM Page 1 MSO – Celebrating Our 37th Season • 1981 – 2018 SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA “Playing the Soundtrack of Your Life” 2018 - 2019 Season Program September – December MSO program 2018-2019.qxp_MSO Program 9/11/19 4:04 PM Page 2 MSO program 2018-2019.qxp_MSO Program 9/11/19 4:04 PM Page 3 MSO x 2018 - 2019 1 MSO program 2018-2019.qxp_MSO Program 9/11/19 4:04 PM Page 4 Table of Contents Ad Index Ascend Federal Credit Union 15 Letter from the President 3 City Mayor Greeting 4 Dick Curl Appartments Inside Front Cover The Musicians 6 Dr. Paul Turpin 18 Night at the Movies 8 Evans Auto Exchange 7 Dan Alcott 9 Program Notes 10 Edward Jones Back Cover Ethos 23 Around the World with USO 12 Richard Lutz 13 Fann's Air Conditioning 20 Program Notes 14 MC Potts 15 Hooper Fence Inside Back Cover Melissa Mitchell 15 Conversations with Kevin 19 Christmas at the Movies 16 Lory Breckler 1 Elias Salazar 17 Charlene Parkinson 18 Michael Craig Law Offices 11 Winter/Spring Concerts 20 Middle Tennessee State University – MTSU 11 MSO Donors 22 Milnar Organ Company 14 In Tune With the Symphony 24 MTAR – Middle TN Realtor Association 7 Reaching the Next Generation 25 Murfreesboro Post 21 The Green Tie Affair & Casino Night 26 Murfreesboro Women's Club 20 Music for Everyone 19 The Murfreesboro Symphony Orchestra (MSO) magazine is published by Murfreesboro Symphony Orchestra. For more information about us, please visit Reliant Realty 5 our website: www.murfreesborosymphony.com Office address: Director of Operations Schacklett Photography 21 201 East Main Street Fran Campbell Suite 106 Email: [email protected] Murfreesboro TN The Guild 1 Tel: 615-898-1862 37130 Wilson Bank & Trust 5 Symphony Staff Board of Directors Board Members Executive Advisor to The Board Director of Operations Production Manager President Lory Breckler Fran Campbell Jesse Hanks Jane McNulty Shannon Eskinde Richard Curl Eric Farmer Dr. Lawrence Harvin Acting Music Director Project Director Vice President Patrick Gould Greg Lawson Ken Norberg Dr. Terry Goodin Lindsay Halford Hannah Ruth Personnel Managers Development Director Secretary Nancy Sharber Greg Lawson Andrea Norberg Ray Singer Donna Tenpenny Wilson Sharpe Butch Vaughn Education/Community Treasurer Pat Ward Librarian Outreach Coordinator Rob Sands Mark Wilson Greg Lawson Wilson Sharpe 2 MSO x 2018 - 2019 MSO program 2018-2019.qxp_MSO Program 9/11/19 4:04 PM Page 5 Letter from the President Dear Friends and Patrons, On behalf of the Board of Directors, Administrative Staff and Musicians, I welcome you to another season of great performances by the Murfreesboro OSymphony Orchestra. We are extremely excited about this season. The whole organization has worked hard to produce a selection of exciting music that appeals to a wide range of audiences and tastes. As such, we are asking all our friends and patrons to help us spread the word about the upcoming concerts and the captivating works we are offering this season. We would appreciate it so much if you would do so. The 2018-2019 concert season features immortal, soul-stirring classics such as Mozart’s Eine Kleine Nachtmusik and Tchaikovsky’s Nutcracker, as well as contemporary classics from the Broadway musicals The Wizard of Oz and Porgy and Bess to Jazz from Miles Davis. Our Family Discovery concert is based on music that inspires children of all ages. This season also brings our annual Veterans Day Concert and Christmas Spectacular. It has been our mission for the past 35 years to foster and encourage the appreciation of music through live concert performances and educational programs that are diverse, enriching and of the highest quality. However, reaching this goal would not be possible without the work of our Board and administrative colleagues, The Symphony Guild, our corporate sponsors, individual donors and most importantly you, the patron. Your enthusiasm and generosity are the reasons we are able to continue our fine tradition of classical, pops and educational performances for present and future generations. So as we like to say, please sit back, relax and enjoy the Music of your Murfreesboro Symphony Orchestra. Jane E. McNulty President, Board of Directors MSO x 2018 - 2019 3 MSO program 2018-2019.qxp_MSO Program 9/11/19 4:04 PM Page 6 Murfreesboro Mayor Greeting Welcome! To the Murfreesboro Symphony Orchestra community, As mayor of the City of Murfreesboro and supporter of music and cultural arts, I would like to congratulate the Murfreesboro Symphony Orchestra A(MSO) for entertaining and enlightening our vibrant community. The benefits of music and the arts to Murfreesboro are immeasurable. Symphony music is uplifting, and it inspires the better part of nature. Murfreesboro has a long heritage of promoting music and exposing students in the City Schools and the broader community to the enriching benefits of the cultural arts. Through classical, pop, and youth education music programming, the Murfreesboro Symphony Orchestra has maintained a tradition of providing an opportunity for talented artists to exercise their musical skills and for appreciative listeners to enjoy the beautiful melodies of their art. I as well as the entire City Council appreciate what the Symphony has contributed to enhancing cultural opportunities and deepening our City’s relationship with the sounds of music. Sincerely, Shane McFarland Mayor, City of Murfreesboro 4 MSO x 2018 - 2019 MSO program 2018-2019.qxp_MSO Program 9/11/19 4:04 PM Page 7 A Proud Supporter of Murfreesboro Symphony Orchestra www.reliantrealty.com MSO x 2018 - 2019 5 MSO program 2018-2019.qxp_MSO Program 9/11/19 4:04 PM Page 8 The Musicians Violin I Piccolo Trombone Stefan Petrescu* Peggy Mather Brent Gerlach§ Sponsored by Fred Nelson Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Owens Oboe Susan Mullen** Grace Woodworth§ Bass Trombone Sponsored by Dr. & Mrs. Laurence Harvin Nicole McVey Greg Cox Teresa Hargrove David Johnson English Horn Tuba Charis Mackrell Michael Adduci Marcus Arnold§ Sponsored by Mr. & Mrs. Don Witherspoon Violin II Clarinet Cheri Drummond§ Greg Lawson§ Lisa Green Sponsored by Timpani Jennifer Warren Mr. James & Mrs. Judith Smythe Jeff Mulvihill§ Mira Burton Hara Hackett Percussion Viola Bass Clarinet Chris Nelsen§ Dan Nedelcu§ Rachel Grasso Mark Winn Sponsored by Sponsored by Jonathan Wright Mr. & Mrs. Matt Ward Mr. Keith Carlson & Sponsored by Linda Davis Mrs. Dorothy Gehrke Mrs. Ida Read Mary Alice Rouslin John Hearns Joshua Shepherd Bassoon Wilson Sharpe§ Harp Cello Sponsored by Sarah Crocker Elizabeth Browne Mrs. Ida Read Sponsored by Sponsored by Harold Skelton Ms. Carole Reynolds Mr. & Mrs. Dick Curl Syneva Colle * concertmaster Alice Lloyd Horn ** associate concertmaster § principal Nancy Los Cristian Codreanu§ Sponsored by Ms. Ellen Buckner Bass Kristen Bowers John Ownby§ Greg Danner Sponsored by Robyn Ryan The MSO Guild Ike Harris Trumpet Alan Suska§ Flute Sponsored by Deanna Little§ Mayor & Mrs. Ernest Burgess Sponsored by Dr. John & Mrs. Bobbie Duke Chris McCormick Donna Wehofer Shannon Stewart Sponsored by Sponsored by Mr. & Mrs. Ken Norberg Ms. Carole Reynolds 6 MSO x 2018 - 2019 MSO program 2018-2019.qxp_MSO Program 9/11/19 4:05 PM Page 9 EVANS TRUCK SALES Over 200 in Stock Bad Credit, No Credit, and Certainly Good Credit Welcome. See our Website @ Evansautoexchange.com – Tel: 615-895-6990 Located on Broad Street in Murfreesboro, next to Harley Davidson Dealer. We’ll treat you right. MSO x 2018 - 2019 7 MSO program 2018-2019.qxp_MSO Program 9/11/19 4:05 PM Page 10 Night at the Movies September 27, 2018 Dan Allcott, Conductor Also Sprach Zarathustra Richard Strauss Introduction from 2001 a Space Odyssey “Tara Theme” from Gone With the Wind Max Steiner Themes from 007 John Barry Symphony no. 25 in G W. A. Mozart 1. Allegro con brio Eine Kleine Nachtmusik W. A. Mozart 1. Allegro Spiderman (2002) Danny Elfman Singin’ in the Rain Nacio Herb Brown Intermission Star Trek Through the Years Alexander Courage arr. Calvin Custer Suite from Jaws John Williams Gabriel’s Oboe from The Mission Ennio Morricone Three Pieces from Schindler's List John Williams 1.Theme from “Schindler’s List” 2.Jewish Town 3.Remembrances Stefan Petrescu Soloist Raiders March from Raiders of the Lost Ark John Williams Best Wishes for a Successful Season Your Friends at Breakfast Rotary 8 MSO x 2018 - 2019 MSO program 2018-2019.qxp_MSO Program 9/11/19 4:05 PM Page 11 DAN ALLCOTT has been conducting daring col- phony Orchestra's 50th anniversary in a season laborations, outstanding symphonic concerts, and bookended by performances of Beethoven's 9th leading opera and ballet productions with interna- symphony and Puccini's Tosca. He has led world tional stars for over a quarter a century. premieres by Tennessee composers Stefan Freund, Rachel DeVore Fogarty, and Greg Danner, and was Music Director of both the Oak Ridge Symphony a commissioner of the League of American Orches- and the Bryan Symphony orchestras in Tennessee, tra's initial “Made in America” project, giving the Allcott regularly conducts Tennessee's finest musi- Tennessee premier of a work by Joan Tower. His cians (members of the Nashville, Knoxville, and programming regularly spans a 400 year period Chattanooga Symphonies) in concerts lauded by from Monteverdi to Elena Ruehr, and he is an en- critics and enthusiastically enjoyed by audiences. gaging public speaker. He has conducted the Dallas Symphony, Indianapo- lis Symphony, and Danish Radio Orchestra, and has Allcott served as Music Director and Principal a continuing relationship as a guest conductor with Conductor for Atlanta Ballet from 2000-2010 dur- Asheville Lyric Opera, where he most recently led ing which time he led over 250 performances with performances of Tosca and Marriage of Figaro, and the Atlanta Ballet Orchestra.
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