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PHILHARMONIC ASSOCIATION PRESENTS Spring Orchestra Performances PHILHARMONIC ASSOCIATION PRESENTS Spring Orchestra Performances May 23, 2021 2:00 PM & 4:00 PM Koka Booth Amphitheater The mission of the Philharmonic Association is to educate the next generation in great classical and jazz music through ensemble performance, while encouraging appreciation, community participation, and support of these activities. www.philharmonic-association.org The Philharmonic Association is a sponsor of: Triangle Youth Philharmonic Triangle Youth Symphony Triangle Youth Orchestra Triangle Youth String Sinfonia Triangle Youth String Orchestra Triangle Youth Jazz Ensemble Triangle Youth Jazz Orchestra Triangle Youth Jazz Band Triangle Youth Chamber Ensembles www.philharmonic-association.org 2:00 PM TRIANGLE YOUTH STRING ORCHESTRA Mozart Symphony No. 40, K. 550 First movement Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, arranged by John Caponegro Tango Trocadero Merle J. Issac The Heavens are Telling from the Creation Franz Joseph Haydn, arranged by Leland Forsblad Toccatina William Hofeldt 2:00 PM Triangle Youth String Orchestra Personnel Violin Havish Bathina Varsha Chandan Lucy Coysh Claire Derfeuil Louise Derfeuil James Gunawan Roshan Gururaj Collin Hesmer Luke Kim Yash Krishnan Jason Li Lea Luu Shrika Mannepalli Thomas McCall Evan Meadows Allyse Paul Vivaan Rao Srinika Srinivas Chandler Wang Cello Sahrudee Cherukuri Keegan Clayton Joshua Hall Luke Sparacio Brandon Tang 2:00 PM TRIANGLE YOUTH STRING SINFONIA Themes from Brahms' First Symphony Johannes Brahms arranged by Robert S. Frost Sleepers Wake J.S. Bach arranged by Soon Hee Newbold Finale from Beethoven's Fifth Symphony Ludwig van Beethoven arranged by Robert S. Frost 2:00 PM Triangle Youth String Sinfonia Personnel Violin Marco De Tuoni Srujana Donthireddi Chelsea Holleschak Neha Malkar Samantha Marsans Arni Pancras Arya Ranjan Hannah-Marie Santos Shreya Senthilkumar Annabelle Sneed Valerie Verlan Cello Giulia Cornicelli Anushka Jose Lincoln Ross 2:00 PM TRIANGLE YOUTH SYMPHONY Variations on a Shaker Melody Aaron Copland Intermezzo from Cavalleria rusticana Pietro Mascagni Marche militaire française from Suite algérienne, Op. 60 Camille Saint-Saëns 2:00 PM Triangle Youth Symphony Personnel Flute Violin I Viola Lucy Fang Gloria Cho, co-principal Harriet Jackson, co-principal Olivia Liu Julia Kane, co-principal Engelina Xiong, co-principal Elena Purcell The Dorothy Wiseman Lambert Chair Alan Daniell Madeline Robeson Karissa Thai, assistant principal Julia Ho Joy Berry, assistant principal Adam Kashmola Oboe Caroline Fang Joanne Lim Kashi Tumbapura Victoria Feng Eleanor Veum Benjamin Greene Raymond Yang Joy Joo Cello Kelly Kim Rebecca Fuller, principal Clarinet Patrick Liu Edward Lee, assistant principal Cristian Cabascango Kennedy Mitchell Natalie Wiese, assistant principal Tulasi Cherukuki Rachel Park Stella Boshoff Jack Mulrooney Smruti Patil Joey Zhao Alexander Earl Kaylin Sheng Alexandra Etienne Bassoon Rui Wu Vansh Gogoi Edward Zhu Shelly Han Alexandra Hayes Olivia Majernik Ethan He Ian Quinn Violin II Callista Holleschak Mani Pourfazli, co-principal Noah Kim Horn Esther Park, co-principal Elizabeth Barta The Marta C. Findlay-Partridge Chair Abigail Kollu Mitchell Siddoway Dhanya Balasubramanian Simon Rogers Eleanor Taylor Steven Ji Vidur Shah Amulya Jose Trumpet Hannah Katraggada Bass Amanda Eckhoff Kathleen Lim Henry Dare, co-principal Killian Hagis Alexandria Lupton William Hawkins John (Dominic) Kilgore, co-principal Megan Malmberg-Burnette Junho Lee Kenneth Cates Abhinav Meduri Daniel Cobb Arnav Meduri Harp Caleb Jackson Brigid May Arun Murali Lael Florence Nalian Percussion Lasya Nerayanuri Liam Duffy Brandon Oh Michael Becker, guest Rachel Park Tjaden Bridges, guest Sukrith Velmineti Kaavya Vemuri 4:00 PM TRIANGLE YOUTH ORCHESTRA Simple Gifts Shaker melody arranged by Marsha Cushmir Shapiro Morning from Peer Gynt Suite Edvard Grieg arranged by Richard Meyer Symphony No. 25 in G minor I. Allegro con brio W.A. Mozart arranged by Ralph Matesky 4:00 PM Triangle Youth Orchestra Personnel Flute Violins Viola Dinah Ligon Eleanor Askew Nithya Burisetty Guari Menon Leyla Bozkurt Victoria Cruz-Otero Medha Rudraraju June Chae Sawyer Hess Qi Feng Wu Pranavi Dantuluri Youyou Li Lily Fang Megan Frueh Cello Oboe Diya Gounder Maxwell Belk Sarah Galdi Nerina Hesmer Ethan Cao Edward Wang Allen Huang Derek Johns Yudi Jin Hun Lim Clarinet Anvi Joshi Grace McCormack Alex Lee Tanvi Komaragiri Matthew Turnage Phoebe Xu Austen Li Brian Zhang Renuka Mahadevan Bass Steve Zhong Meghana Melpati Luke Tychansky Bassoon Diya Menon Percussion Hayden Little Haielle Minga Liam Duffy Carolyn Purse Mia Olgine Anna Patterson Michael Becker, guest Trumpet Harika Petchetti Tjaden Bridges, guest Brian Eddleman Gloria Plaza Gasalla Ilan Kleiner Shivani Prabhu Lily Scarlett Rachel Richards Frank Zhao Ayla Schillig Sarasi Shah Trombone Caj Simeon Benjamin Hodges Cameron Thomas Lily Scarlett Aarav Vasudevan Oliver Walters-Clift Emma Wu Emma Zhang Yixuan Zhao Emily Zhu 4:00 PM TRIANGLE YOUTH PHILHARMONIC Divertimento in D, K. 136 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Allegro (1756-1791) Adoration Florence Price (1887-1953) arr. Elaine Fine (b.1959) Violin Concerto No. 1 in G minor, Op. 26 Max Bruch Allegro energico (1838-1920) Jaeyee Jung, Violin Cello Concerto in A minor, Op. 129 Robert Schumann Nicht zu schnell-Sehr lebhaft (1810-1856) Catherine Yates, Cello Pictures at an Exhibition (Part 1) Modest Mussorgsky Promenade (1839-1881) Gnomus orch. Maurice Ravel Promenade (1875-1937) Il vecchio castello Promenade Tuileries Bydlo Promenade Ballet of the Unhatched Chicks The Hut on Chicken Legs (Baba Yaga) Brief Pause Pictures at an Exhibition (Part 2) Samuel Goldenberg and Schmuyle The Market at Limoges Catacombae. Sepulcrum Romanum Con mortuis in lingua mortua The Hut on Chicken Legs (Baba Yaga) The Great Gate of Kiev 4:00 PM Triangle Youth Philharmonic Personnel Flute Violi n I Viola Campbell Massengill, Co-Principal Jaeyee Jung, Concertmaster Lauren Southwell, Principal Brennan Robbins, Co-Principal The Esther Anna Christina Imm The Ada LeBaron Partridge Chair Abby Li Chair Max Yates, Assistant Principal Sanjana Premnath Seunne Khoo, Assistant Rachitha Avatapally Elena Purcell, guest Concertmaster Lydwine Boutrand The Daniel M. Albro Chair Santiago Cabascango Oboe Emily Berry Rebecca Cai Megan Vezzetti, Principal Kimberly Berry Sterling Elliot The JKBae Family Foundation Chair Olivia Chen David Kim Jane Hill Grace Chow Sumedh Kotrannavar Sri Sruthi Potluru Sharayu Gugnani Emily Schmidt Srilekha Venkatraman John-Paul Hernandez Polyna Uzun Mingyu Joo Clarinet Esther Kim Cello Isabelle Lee, Principal Ian Kim Sophia Knappe, Co-Principal The Mr. and Mrs. Edward O. WoolnerJason Lee Catherine Yates, Co-Principal Chair Sophia Liu The Chris G. and Mary A. Schmitt Jake Juliano Alexander McDowell Chair Junyoung Lee Nidhi Pandrangi Tristen Johnson, Assistant Principal Claire Siegel Sarah Wang Sergey Blinov Bass Clarinet Kenny Zhang Ethan Hess Daniel Zhang Andrew Huang Nathaniel Hagan Bassoon Violin II Erin Jun Marni Weinreb, Principal Woody Livesay, Principal Raphael Lee Shane Asby The Laurie and Jonathan Miller Noah Love Ashton Black Chair Elizabeth Nam Ryan Gibson Jiaying Li, Assistant Principal Arush Narang The Stephanie A. Fischetti Shefali Pai Horn Chair Evan Zhu Sydney Closson, Principal Karthik Annadurai Ethan Mash Andrew Chen Bass Ryan Mash Judy Chen Lilly McCoy, Principal Trevor Petzold Amanda Coronel The Julianne Lee Russell Chair Ethan Fan Luke Darney Trumpet Nathan Fan Sarah Foglia Quinn Morris, Principal Lex Gu Jonah Quinn Stanford The Ruth G. McElrath Chair Tara Gugnani Andrew Cook Elaine Holley Percussion Patrick Donohue Anastasia Jeffcoat Enoch Joo Rajkumar Fitzpatrick Andrew Jeong The Jack and Mary McCall Chair Caroline Koluch Liam Duffy Trombone Pranav Krishna Kumar Michael Becker, guest Maxwell Abelson, Co-Principal Dongjae Lee Tjaden Bridges, guest The Hugh T. McElrath Chair Amy Liu Derek Yao, Co-Principal Emma Luo Timpani Patrick Duffy Aditya Pillutla Alexander Moiseev Tuba Hannah Pittman Yitong Sun Hayden Silvester, Principal Harp Rhoda Yakowenko Jocelyn Bowns Saxaphone Bidgid May Payton Salmonson Jaeyee Jung a sophomore at Enloe High School, NC, has been studying violin since age seven with Rebekah Binford, Assistant Concertmaster of North Carolina Symphony, ret.. In 2020, she won second place in the Chapel Hill Philharmonia Young Artist Concerto Competition. In 2019, she was the first place winner of the NC Bach Festival Young Artists Concerto Competition and performed with the NC Bach Festival Ensemble. From school ensembles to regional orchestras, Jaeyee has been performing in orchestras for seven years. She is currently the Concertmaster of Triangle Youth Philharmonic. Recently, she was selected as a member of NYO2 2021. Jaeyee is an active chamber musician through the North Carolina Chamber Music Institute. This year, her piano trio was selected as a semifinalist in the Fischoff National Chamber Music Competition. In 2020, her ensemble won first place in the University of South Carolina Chamber Music Competition. Jaeyee is a volunteer performer for Sunday services at First Korean Baptist Church and virtual choir at the Highland United Methodist Church. In addition to violin, she enjoys playing the piano and dancing ballet. Catherine Yates has studied with North Carolina Symphony Associate Principal cellist Elizabeth Beilman since she was five. She has occupied title chairs with the Triangle Youth Philharmonic, Enloe High School Symphony Orchestra, and Duke String School Youth Symphony. She
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