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WELCOME! Dear friends, I sincerely hope that everyone had a wonderful holiday season, it certainly was busy and joyous here at the Symphony. As we enter 2020, we are entering one of the most exciting periods in the Symphony’s 70-year history. On March 7 we will host our annual Symphony Gala. If you have attended our Gala in the past, you know what a fantastic evening it is. This year we are thrilled to welcome one of the most renowned singers in the world: Susan Graham. She was hailed by the New York Times as, “…an artist to treasure,” and Gramophone called her, “America’s favorite mezzo.” Ms. Graham has risen to the highest echelon of international stardom. © Renee Parenteau She has performed regularly at the Metropolitan Opera and at many major international venues such as the Paris Opera, the Sydney Opera House and the Hollywood Bowl. We will combine great music, food, friends and unrivaled décor for a truly memorable evening. And the piece de resistance? It is surely our trip to the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C. for our performance at the SHIFT: A Festival of American Orchestras. Over 100 American orchestras applied, and only four were chosen to participate. It’s a fact: our orchestra has been recognized as one of the best by the Kennedy Center and Washington Performing Arts. We will be joined by many of you, our patrons, for a fabulous excursion to the nation’s capital for a concert and much more. Making the event even more exciting is the program we bring. Courtney Lewis and the artistic team worked hard to put together a program that would bring the spirit of Jacksonville with us to Washington, D.C. Among the pieces included are two works composed specifically for and about our beautiful River City. The first, Celebration, was composed by none other than the great Duke Ellington for the City of Jacksonville’s 150th anniversary. The second was Tickets: 904.354.5547 premiered just last year when we performed 2019 Mary Carr Patton Composer- Contributions: 904.354.5477 in-Residence Courtney Bryan’s piece Bridges, which is about how Jacksonville’s Administration: 904.354.5479 many bridges unite the communities in our large city. JaxSymphony.org While we’d love to have you join us in Washington, you don’t have to travel farther than Jacoby Symphony Hall to hear the SHIFT program. We will perform Encore Production the entire concert right here on March 20 and 21 for all of Jacksonville to hear. Publisher – Onstage Publications Join us to send off the Symphony to D.C.! Editor – Sydney Schless Graphic Designer – I know you will agree that we are indeed in one of the most exciting years for Ken Shade the Symphony. We’ve been bringing soul stirring music to Jacksonville for 70 Photography – Tiffany Manning, years, and as we look towards the future, we are very happy that you are here to Renee Parenteau, Fran Ruchalski share it with Courtney Lewis and our musicians. Program Notes – Laurie Shulman Sincerely, ©Jacksonville Symphony Association 300 Water Street, Suite 200 | Jacksonville, FL 32202 follow us David Strickland Chairman of the Board /jaxsymphony - @jaxsymphony - /jaxsymphony - #jaxsymphony STEINWAY & SONS Is the official piano of the Jacksonville Symphony ENCORE 3 ENCORE THE MAGAZINE OF THE JACKSONVILLE SYMPHONY 2019 – 2020 SEASON VOLUME 26 – EDITION 3 EVENTS 25 SCHUMANN’S FOUR DAY SYMPHONY REGENCY CENTERS SYMPHONY IN 60 SERIES January 9 25 BEETHOVEN’S VIOLIN CONCERTO FLORIDA BLUE MASTERWORKS SERIES January 10 & 11 28 THE DOO WOP PROJECT FIDELITY NATIONAL FINANCIAL POPS SERIES 25 30 January 17 & 18 © Debra Heuskin © Sophie Zhai 30 BEETHOVEN’S CREATURES OF PROMETHEUS SPECIAL PRESENTATION WITH THE FLORIDA BALLET January 25 30 BEETHOVEN AND THE CREATURES FAMILY SERIES January 26 33 TCHAIKOVSKY’S SIXTH SYMPHONY 38 FLORIDA BLUE MASTERWORKS SERIES January 31 & February 1 38 STAR WARS: THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK SYMPHONIC NIGHT AT THE MOVIES SERIES February 8 & 9 40 A ROMANTIC VALENTINE FIDELITY NATIONAL FINANCIAL POPS SERIES RAYMOND JAMES COFFEE SERIES February 14 & 15 45 BEETHOVEN’S MASS IN C FLORIDA BLUE MASTERWORKS SERIES 45 58 February 21 & 22 53 VIDEO GAMES LIVE SPECIAL PRESENATION February 28 54 JSYO SPRING CONCERT YOUTH ORCHESTRAS SERIES March 1 58 2020 SYMPHONY GALA SPECIAL PRESENTATION 64 March 7 62 GIVE MY REGARDS TO BROADWAY DEPARTMENTS FIDELITY NATIONAL FINANCIAL POPS SERIES 3 Welcome March 13 & 14 7 Music Director Courtney Lewis 64 COPLAND AND ELLINGTON 8 Symphony Association REGENCY CENTERS SYMPHONY IN 60 SERIES Board & Administration RAYMOND JAMES COFFEE SERIES 9, 72–75 Thank You, Supporters 11 About the Symphony March 19 & 20 12–13 Jacksonville Symphony Musicians 64 SHIFT: KENNEDY CENTER BOUND 15 SHIFT: A Festival of American Orchestras FLORIDA BLUE MASTERWORKS SERIES 23 Volunteer Activities and Events March 20 & 21 69 Sound Investment Program 71 The Cadenza Society ENCORE 5 6 WWW.JAXSYMPHONY.ORG – JANUARY – MARCH 2020 SYMPHONY ASSOCIATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS Officers David M. Strickland, Chair Don Baldwin, Vice Chair Michael R. Imbriani, Treasurer Hon. Gwen Yates, Secretary Board of Directors Thomas M. Galvin, Jr. Foundation Board Akin Agar Margaret Gomez Margaret Gomez, Chair Martha Barrett Becky Grimes Gilchrist B. Berg Gilchrist B. Berg, Katheryn Hancock, ex officio Jeffrey E. Bernardo Vision 2020 Campaign Co-Chair Randolph R. Johnson, R. Chris Doerr Development Committee Co-Chair Farrukh A. Bezar Peter Karpen Douglas A. Booher Charles S. Joseph, Governance Committee Chair Karen Ann Bower, Marketing Committee Chair Kiki Karpen Honorary Directors J.F. Bryan, IV Ross T. Krueger Ruth Conley Rafael Caldera Trevor Lee David W. Foerster Katharine Caliendo, ex officio Anne Lufrano Preston H. Haskell Carl Cannon, Sheila McLenaghan Anne H. Hopkins Vision 2020 Campaign Co-Chair Tracye A. Polson Robert E. Jacoby Chung-Hae Casler Bernard Reidy Frances Bartlett Kinne Elizabeth L. 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In addition to offering free tickets to promises more weeks of music reaching more people children under the age of 18 for selected Florida Blue than ever before. Each season, the Symphony Masterworks concerts, and other special youth pricing, reaches more than 255,000 individuals through over there are several programs to foster music education. 300 performances. In June 2018, the Jacksonville Symphony Youth Orchestras embarked on its first national tour as The Jacksonville Symphony is one of Northeast one of only three student orchestras invited to Florida’s most important cultural institutions. Founded perform in the Los Angeles International Music Festival in 1949, the Symphony now enjoys a national at Walt Disney Concert Hall. reputation, regularly heard on more than 250 public radio stations across the country on Performance Over the years, the Jacksonville Symphony has hosted Today. 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