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Sphinxconnect Attendees SphinxConnect Attendees As of February 1, 2018 First Name Last Name Company / Organization / Affiliation Job title or instrument Iymaani Abdul-Hamid IAH Studio Violist | Instructor | Artivist Peter Abell Memphis Symphony Orchestra President & CEO Michael Abels Composer "GET OUT," "DeliGhts & Dances" Marilyn Abrahams Parent VIOLIN Neil Abrahams Parent VIOLIN Nicholas Abrahams A. W. Dreyfoos School of the Arts Violin Jessica Adamczyk University Musical Society (UMS) Executive Assistant to the Carlos Agreda Curtis Institute of Music ConductinG Fellow Ali Ahmed Wayne State University Student Kibibi Ajanku Greater Baltimore Cultural Equity and Inclusion Chair, Department of Chamber Matt Albert University of MichiGan Music Lucy Alessio Sphinx Overture ProGram Violin teacher University of Cincinnati ColleGe- Luis Alfaro Violin Conservatory of Music Lucinda Ali-LandinG Hyde Park Suzuki Institute Violin, Executive Director Justin Almazán McGill University Viola Isabella Amador University of MichiGan SMTD Violinist musiConnects / Sphinx Symphony Jason Amos Violist, Boston Public Quartet Orchestra Thiago Ancelmo de Souza University of Iowa Clarinet Michael Angell Paul M AnGell Family Foundation Director Community Initiatives IRIS Artist Rebecca Arendt IRIS Orchestra Fellows, Director Bernardo Arias None Violin Claire Arias-Kim Sphinx Competition Violin Esme Arias-Kim None Violin Paul Austin ICSOM President Titilayo AyanGade Chicago Sinfonietta Cello Sophia Ayer McCallum HiGh School Violin American Federation of Susan Ayoub AFM Diversity Committee Musicians, Local 5 Tobias Baez Baruch ColleGe Violin Chicago Sinfonietta/Arkansas Sandra Bailey Bassoon Symphony/Depaul University Chair of Composition, Jonathan Bailey Holland Boston Conservatory at Berklee Contemporary Music, and Core Studies Rhiannon Banerdt Shattered Glass Violin Rachel Barton Pine RBP Foundation President Kenneth Bean Primavera Fund Associate Director SphinxConnect Attendees As of February 1, 2018 First Name Last Name Company / Organization / Affiliation Job title or instrument Coordinator of In-School MorGan Beckford Memphis Music Initiative Partnerships MeGhan Bennett Prairie View A&M University Adjunct Professor of Flute Sean Bennett Musicopa TeachinG Assistant Carolyn Bishop Sphinx OrGanization Arts Administration Fellow Walter Bitner Nashville Symphony Director of EDCE Jaylon Black Berklee ColleGe of Music Violin Sean Blackman Detroit Children's Choir Teacher Red Bank ReGional Visual and Jeffrey Boga Violin Performance Arts Academy Senior Vice President, Larry Bomback Curtis Institute of Music Administration Cremaine Booker ThatCelloGuy Cello Eric Booth Educator and Author Madeleine Borg Lyric Opera of Chicago Lyric Unlimited Production Joanna Borowski New Jersey Symphony Orchestra Assistant Director of Education American University/The Kennedy Graduate Student/Education Xavier Boudreaux Center Fellow/Flutist Christina Bouey Shattered Glass Violin The John F. Kennedy Center for Jennifer Bowman Director of Music Education the PerforminG Arts Clifton Boyd Yale University Ph.D. Student in Music Theory Jalisha Boyd University of Tennessee at Violin Associate Dean, ColleGe of Visual Caterina Bristol Alabama State University & PerforminG Arts Kathryn Brown Eastman School of Music Viola Skylar Brown Sphinx Alumni Violin Indiana University-Jacobs Scool of Anya Brumfield Violin Music Paul Bryan The Curtis Institute Dean Community EnGagement Brian Bryant BUMP: The TrianGle Coordinator, AmeriCorp VISTA Caylen Bryant Oberlin ColleGe and Conservatory Bass and Cello Sherry Bryant Javacya Arts Conservatory Parent of Javacya Student Erika Villarreal Bunce LivinG Arts Director of ProGrams Carol Burden Trenton Music Makers Executive Director David Burnett Harlem School of the Arts Violinist/Teacher Annick Busch Detroit Symphony Orchestra Patron Loyalty Coordinator Caitlin Bush Detroit Symphony Orchestra Advancement Relations Associate Sarrah Bushara Curtis Institute of Music Oboe and composition student KasonGo Butler Wesley TheoloGical Seminary Urban Fellow SphinxConnect Attendees As of February 1, 2018 First Name Last Name Company / Organization / Affiliation Job title or instrument Gabriel Cabezas Musican Cello Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra Iva Calderon Musician Nouveau Chamber Players Alyssa Campbell Detroit Chamber Orchestra President Sydney Canlas Interlochen Arts Academy Violin New Mexico Philharmonic/Santa DouGlas Cardwell Principal Timpani Fe Pro Musica Emilio Carlo Cincinnati Symphony Diversity Viola Matthew Carlson Detroit Symphony Orchestra Director of Communications Raynor Carroll Los AnGeles Philharmonic Principal Percussion, Retired Dennis Carter Sphinx Symphony FLUTE Music Institude of Chicago Irina Casasnovas Jilobokov Violin Academy Santa Fe Youth Symphony Andrea Cassutt Executive Director Association Armando Castellano Quinteto Latino Director/French Horn Maria Castillo University of MichiGan Flute Victor Cayres Boston University Lecturer, piano LonGy School of Music of Bard Wayman Chin Dean of the Conservatory ColleGe Elodie Chousmer-Howelles Chineke! Orchestra Violin Nee Chucherdwatanasak University of MichiGan Ph.D. Candidate in MusicoloGy John Clare WBAA/Purdue University Music Director/Violin Teresa Clark Sphinx OrGanization Sr. Director of Leadership Gifts Marble City Opera, LeGrand Resident/Collaborative Pianist, Brandon Coffer Music Studios, Community School Piano Instructor of the Arts Damon Coleman Toledo Symphony Orchestra Cello VALERIE COLEMAN IMANI WINDS FOUNDER, FLUTIST & COMPOSER Isis Collier Cornell ColleGe Violin Amanda Collins Black Pearl Chamber Orchestra French Horn Chris Collins Grant Park Music Festival General Manager Maureen Conlon-Gutierrez PittsburGh Opera Orchestra Violin Section Member Executive Director, Project 440, Music Director, Philadelphia All Double Bass, Assistant Principal Joseph Conyers City Orchestra, Adjunct Professor, Bass, The Philadelphia Orchestra Temple University Carrie Cook Kalamazoo Public Schools Lead Music Teacher Melissa Coppola Girls Rock Detroit Executive Director Lorna Courtney University of MichiGan Musical Theatre SphinxConnect Attendees As of February 1, 2018 First Name Last Name Company / Organization / Affiliation Job title or instrument Executive Assistant to the Joy Crawford Detroit Symphony Orchestra President and CEO Nathaniel Crawford Florida State University Educator Samantha Crawford Florida State University Violin Aaron Crouch Curtis institute of music Voice CarneGie Hall, Weill Music Manager, LearninG & EnGagement Karen Cueva Institute ProGrams Ayana Cummings Alabama State University Percussion Executive Assistant to the Vice Elaine Curvin Detroit Symphony Orchestra President and CDO Elizabeth Daniell Atlanta Symphony Orchestra Communications Manager University of MichiGan School of Belen Danielle Associate Professor of Violin Music, Theatre & Dance Michael Davis Shattered Glass Board Secretary and Violist Minnesota State Arts Board/Vice Rebecca Davis Concert Pianist Chair Catherine Dehoney Chorus America President and CEO Baltimore Symphony Orchestra Camille Delaney-McNeil Senior Site Manager OrchKids MeGan Delatour Aaron Copland School of Music Student/ Violist Travon DeLeon University of Notre Dame violin Senior Vice President of Artistic Lourdes Demers The Curtis Institute Operations Leslie DeShazor Freelance Musician and instructor Viola Richard Desinord Eastman School of Music Music Theory Trey Devey Interlochen Center for the Arts President Martha Diase Texas Health and Human Services Director Inner City Youth Orchestra of Los Charles Dickerson Executive Director and Conductor Angeles Violin Faculty- New Music School Kyle Dickson Chicago Sinfonietta Chicago Arts Administrator—MarketinG & Dale Dorlin Wayne State University Alumnus ProGramminG Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra Daniel Dorsey Musician Nouveau Chamber Players Cincinnati Symphony Nouveau Nathaniel Dorsey Musician Chamber Players Andre Dowell Sphinx OrGanization Chief ProGramminG Officer Lara Downes Flipside Music Anita Dumar University of MichiGan Violin Brian Dunbar Kids’ Orchestra Development Officer SphinxConnect Attendees As of February 1, 2018 First Name Last Name Company / Organization / Affiliation Job title or instrument Carol Dunevant Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra Instructional ProGrams Manager Angelica Durrell INTAKE Music Founder & Executive Director Senior Advisor for Innovation and University of MichiGan School of StrateGy, Special Advisor to M- Aaron Dworkin Music, Theatre & Dance Prize and Professor of Music, Entrepreneurship and Leadership Afa Dworkin Sphinx OrGanization President & Artistic Director Helen Eaton Settlement Music School Chief Executive Officer Caitlin Edwards DePaul University School of Music Violin, Graduate student Dara Fairman Maxwell Fairman's mom Time Management StrateGist Walnut Hills HiGh School - Honors Maxwell Fairman Violin ProGram Vienna BurGtheater & Chineke! Lena Fankhauser Violist Orchestra Teagan Faran Red Shoe Company Director Maureen Farkash International School of Denver Music Teacher - Oboist Christopher Farrell Nashville Symphony Orchestra Musician Tom Farrell KOZM Guitarist University of MichiGan School of MFA Seattle University Arts Katrina Fasulo Music Leadership The Andrew W. Mellon ProGram Officer, Arts and Cultural Susan Feder Foundation Heritage Benjamin Findlan Wayne State University M.M. Student, Choral ConductinG Lori Fithian DRUMMUNITY! Workshop Facilitator Cassidy Fitzpatrick New World Symphony Director of Community Gisela FlaniGan flaniGan Sistema Global Executive
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