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20Concert Season PASSION JOYInspiration COMMUNITY 17 18 CONCERT20SEASON Experience Your Capital City Orchestra! 1 iEarn & iEarn!50+ Checking Accounts EARN MORE MONEY WITHOUT EVEN TRYING iEarn! Checking makes your money work harder for you! Age 50 or better? Get extra perks, special rates, and bonus savings with iEarn!50+! TIERED INTEREST RATES* NO MONTHLY SERVICE FEES* REFUNDS ON NON-FCCU ATM FEES* FREE MOBILE BANKING & MOBILE DEPOSIT* Learn More FirstCommerceCU.org 850.488.0035 800.533.5772 11 Convenient Locations Proud Supporter of the Tallahassee Symphony Minimum opening deposit and average daily balance to receive benefits is $1,000. No minimum balance required. iEarn! members must maintain an Average Daily Balance of $1,000 during the prior month to receive ATM surcharge refunds. iEarn! members must generate 10 or more debit card or check based transactions in their iEarn! Checking account monthly in order to earn the higher tier of rates on money market account. Application and approval required for the use of FCCU Mobile Deposit. Standard carrier text/data rates may apply. For complete terms & conditions, visit FirstCommerceCU.org, call 850.488.0035 or 1.800.533.5772, or visit one of our locations. 2 Savor the Symphony SAVOR YOUR SYMPHONY EXPERIENCE VISIT ONE OF OUR FAVORITE LOCAL RESTAURANTS! 320 east tennessee street | 850 513 1100 cypressrestaurant.com Serving Signature Italian Dishes Since 1963! Tallahassee Book a private room with Shula’s 347 Grill for your next special event. TUE-THUR 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM FRI - SAT 5:00 PM - 10:00 PM NOWNOW OPEN ON SUNDAY'S! 4:00 PM - 8:00 PM Shula's 347 Grill | 415 N. Monroe Street Let Us Cater Your Next Event! Private Dining Reservations: 850.895.2921 850-877-4518 momanddadstally.com We invite YOU Serving eclectic brunch all day, 7 days a week. to gather around our table for good food, easy conversation and southern hospitality. Supporting local arts for over 30 years. is proud to support TSO WWW. UPTOWN CAFE AND CATERING .COM 3 Looking for arts and cultural events, classes,workshops, public art, and more? Find it here! The Arts Live Here TallahasseeArts.org 4 proudly supports the Tallahassee Symphony Orchestra for its 2017-18 Concert Season. The Music Therapy program at Big Bend Hospice is 100% funded through the generosity of people like you. Thank you for making a difference to our patients and their loved ones during a time when they need your help the most. You can learn more and support our mission by visiting: www.bigbendhospice.org Thank you for your generous support. 1723 Mahan Center Blvd | Tallahassee, FL 32308 | 850.878.5310 | www.bigbendhospice.org 5 6 A MESSAGE FROM THE BOARD CHAIR Welcome to the Tallahassee Symphony. Each of our concerts is a special event, with music and wine prior to the concert, the concert itself, and an opportunity to meet some of the musicians in the lobby afterwards. Our Music Director Darko Butorac and CEO Mandy Stringer started planning this season’s concerts about two years ago. For each performance our musicians, all of whom are paid professionals, have rehearsed with Darko in four sessions of 2.5 hours each. Often the final rehearsal is freely open to the public. Most of our musicians started learning their instruments as young children, and I never cease to wonder at their skill and artistry. This is my final year as Board Chair. You, Mandy, Darko, and our board members have made the past four years a most rewarding time. Every board member supports the Tallahassee Symphony Orchestra with their advocacy, volunteering, and personal financial contributions. Like all arts organizations, the board is heavily engaged in raising funds to operate and sustain the orchestra, and each of them make significant personal contributions. It has been an honor to serve with these dedicated volunteers. Looking back, I’m proud of our free Spooktacular concert at Cascades Park, education concerts, Family Concert, Holiday Concert, “Requiem of Resistance” held this past spring, and our Night at the Oscars concert which have provided varied musical experiences to the community. As Chair, I’ve heard from and spoken to many people about our Orchestra. When approached, I always ask if they ever learned to play an instrument. Almost always, the answer is yes. Those of us in the concert audience know what music has done for us, and we are grateful for what the Orchestra brings to our lives. So, I’m especially proud of Link Up, our partnership with Leon County Schools, which enabled nearly every 4th grade student to learn and play an instrument. For most of them, it was their first time in a concert hall, the first time hearing a symphony orchestra live, and of course, the first time making music with an orchestra. I was there and saw the impact of this program first hand; it was successful and extremely rewarding. Our Board is committed to continuing to bring these events and programs to our community thanks to the generous support of you, our patrons, sponsors, and funding partners. The Masterworks concerts you will hear this season will entertain, entice and challenge you. Some of the music you will hear has been in the classical performance cannon for over 300 hundred years. To hear a masterwork is a remarkable thing, and each presentation of the piece is a unique creation of the musicians, the place and era in which it’s played, and the audience’s response. The composition ties us to each other and to other audiences, past, present, and future. Please enjoy tonight’s concert, and I look forward to meeting and talking with you afterwards. David Watson 7 ANNUAL FUND CHAMPION ($7500+) SPONSOR ($500-$999) Sustainer, cont’d. Bob Parker Professor Florence Helen Ashby Mr. & Mrs. W. Theo & Martha Anne Proctor David & Jane Watson Don & Eileen Bourassa Jeannette & Jack Shreve Mr. & Mrs. Jim & Susan Cavanagh, Jr. Drs. Leroy & Diana Simmons CELEBRANT ($5500-$7499) Eleanor & Andre F. Connan Carey Smith Ms. Mikey Bestebreurtje & Mr. Wilson Baker Tom & Julie Enoch Margaret Stakenas Mr. & Mrs. Steve Gordon Ken & Marilynn Evert Mrs. & Mr. Margaret & Glenn Stalvey Mr. Glenn Hosken Linda Figg & Richard Drew Hollie & Jan Thomas Lance G. & Janice R. Peterson Louise & Marc Freeman Kenneth & Carole Towcimak Jon & Angela Turner Elenita Gomez & Jack Brennan Jane Turner Drs. Richard & Elaine Hull Linda & Kenny Walker GUARDIAN ($2500-$5499) Mr. & Mrs. Robert & Janis Inzer Ms. Juanita Whiddon Dr. & Mrs. Charles E. Benedict Dr. & Mrs. John & Rita Kelsay Don & Taska Zorn Mr. & Mrs. Ed & Moira Deslodge Terri Lanoux Mr. & Mrs. J. Robert & Lois D. Griffin Jayne Mittan & Sandy Skidell PATRON ($120-$299) Mr. John C. Lovett Calvin & Lou Ogburn John & Willa Almlof Mr. Charles Milsted Ms. Ermine M. Owenby Dr. & Mrs. Clarence W. Applegate Albert & Darlene Oosterhof Mr. Larry Peterson & Mrs. Linda McCarthy Mrs. Patricia Badland Colin & Anne Phipps Amy Recht Mr. & Mrs. Nick & Lorina Baldwin Mr. & Mrs. Jack Romberg Mr. & Mrs. Terence & Marilyn Reisman Mr. & Mrs. John T. Berry Marjorie R. Turnbull Allene P.H. Roberts Linda & Charles Bianco Mrs. & Mr. Karen & Ken van Assenderp Mrs. Lisa Rutledge Don & Judy Blancett Rod & Virginia Vaughn Maria & Michael Santoro Mr. & Mrs. Jerry & Sandra Bowman Fred & Pam Schmidt Bette-Lou & Peter Brown BENEFACTOR ($1000-$2499) Donnajo Smith Marie L. Cantwell Mr. Nigel Allen Gillian & David Stewart Ms. Margaret A. Chase Geralyn & David Ashburn Lee & Joyce Stillwell Mr. Tom Chase Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey & Lisa Askins Mr. & Mrs. Geoffrey Styles Harriet R. Chase Bob & Mary Bedford Dr. Philip Twogood Dr. & Mrs. Richard J. Chichetti Mr. and Mrs. Joseph and Diane Bodiford Karen Wendland Dix Mr. & Mrs. Allan & Colette Clarke Pamella Butler Mr. & Mrs. Rick & Joan West Mr. Leslie & Dr. Jacqueline Clemens Sheila Costigan & Dennis Tribble Mr. & Mrs. Charles Collette Larry & Jo Deeb SUSTAINER ($300-$499) Carol Collins, Linda Husbands Tom Derzypolski Mr. Rene Arbogast Ms. Ellen Conlon DeLos F. DeTar Drs. Charles & Sharon Aronovitch Richard & Lynne Corbett Julian Dozier Mr. & Mrs. Efren & Emerlinda Baltazar Ms. Mary Lama Cordero Elizabeth Emmanuel Don Beeckler & Beth Novinger Ms. June T. Cox Ms. Inga Fahs-Gielisse Ms. Nancy Bivins Russell & Margaret Dancy Gery Florek Ms. Ramona T. Bowman Mr. John D. & Mrs. Ann S. Davis Barbara Foorman Mr. & Mrs. James & Cathy Bracher Sandy DeLopez Daniel & Linda Fuchs Ken & Mary Beth Brewer Ginny Densmore Mr. Robert S. Goldman & Mrs. LuAnn Snider Mr. & Mrs. Gregg & LaDonna Brown Mr. & Mrs. Frank & Jodee Dorsey Mr. F. Daryl Green John & Jenny Bryant Linda Enfinger J. Byron Greene Rip & Kathy Caleen Ms. Loreto Espinoza Mr. & Mrs. Tom & Kathy Guilday Mr. & Mrs. James & Kathleen Carr George & Sue Foster Mr. & Mrs. William Hall & Martha Olive Hall Ann Cleare Beverly Frick Justice & Mrs. Major B. Harding Dr. David E. Craig Mr. Daniel Gimmy Del & Diane Hughes Gail Croy Robert & Sarah Glass Betty Jensen Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Dallet Ms. Ruth Godfrey-Sigler Mr. & Mrs. Phil & Mary Lee Kiracofe Ms. Linda D. Davey Harvey & Judy Goldman Ms. Beverly Locke-Ewald Ms. Joann S. Dixon Chris & Patricia Gosen Cecilia L. Lopez, PhD John Dozier & Martha Paradeis Mary Anne Gray & Marcia Humphress Lourdes Madsen Mr. & Mrs. Houston & Jeannette Evans Vasken & Sharon Hagopian Altha Manning Bobbie C. & Segundo J. Fernandez Mr. & Mrs. Mark & Priscilla Heidorn Mr. & Mrs. Geof Mansfield & Jennifer Fitzwater Stephen J. Fox & Nikki J. Pritchett Mrs. Claire B. Kelly Lynda W. & Thomas S. 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