2010 Annual Report

Cover photo: Music Director Designate Riccardo Muti leads the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and Chorus in Brahms’ A German Requiem, with soprano Elin Rombo and baritone Russell Braun as soloists, Symphony Center, October 2009.

Photos throughout by Todd Rosenberg Photography and Dan Rest Photography. CONTENTS

FISCAL YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 2010

119TH SEASON OF THE CHICAGO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

Chairman’s Message 2

President’s Message 4

Treasurer’s Report 6

Financial & Concert Highlights 7

Season Hallmarks: Bernard Haitink 8

Season Hallmarks: Pierre Boulez 9

Season Hallmarks: Riccardo Muti 10

Season Hallmarks: Beethoven Festival 11

Artistic Highlights 12

Innovative Minds: Mead Composers-in-Residence 15

Transforming Lives Through Music: 16 The Institute for Learning, Access and Training

Reaching Beyond the Concert Hall: Media Initiatives 18

Development Highlights 20

Chicago Symphony Orchestra 22

Chicago Symphony Orchestra Association 23

CHAIRMAN’S MESSAGE

Over the years, Chicago has been called many things, but one of my favorites is Carl Sandburg’s “city of big shoulders.” It evokes images of fortitude—an ability to withstand adversity, to meet challenges squarely, tackle them resolutely and solve them with confidence and assurance.

The CSO was built on a foundation of dynamic leadership, artistic excellence, civic pride and unflagging support from its patrons, donors, trustees, volunteers and staff. This is the legacy that we—as Chicagoans and music lovers—have inherited and which we must continue to support.

I must say, with Bernard Haitink, Pierre Boulez and Riccardo Muti as our artistic leaders, we

certainly had some singular advantages in the 2009/10 season! These three musical powerhouses led some of the most breathtaking concerts both here at home and on tour. Their special bonds with our musicians are to be treasured, not for the status they confer on our institution, but for the rare and glorious music they make possible.

Throughout the season, the Orchestra performed magnificently under many more of the world’s leading conductors and alongside a stellar roster of guest soloists. Of particular note were those concerts that featured the Chicago Symphony Chorus, whose range runs from angelic beauty to roof-raising thunder.

I also want to applaud the Orchestra’s innovative Beyond the Score, series which, due to popular demand, doubled its number of concert presentations this season and attracted still more internationally renowned orchestras to its growing list of licensees. I am so proud that our institution is recognized not only for its superlative music making but also for its groundbreaking audience development initiatives.

It is evident that creative, engaging initiatives play a crucial role in ensuring future generations of concertgoers. That is why there was such a great deal of excitement over Maestro Muti’s appointment of Yo-Yo Ma as the first Judson and Joyce Green Creative Consultant. His new role in the CSO family promises a wealth of opportunities for cross-cultural collaborations and citywide engagement.

Because not everyone is as fortunate as we are to be able to hear the Orchestra live, I am delighted that we are able to showcase its music through the Chicago Symphony Orchestra Radio Broadcast Series, which reached more than 400,000 weekly listeners nationwide thanks to the leadership support of The Grainger Foundation, and through CSO Resound recordings, thanks to the generosity of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Smykal. Through these media initiatives, many are able to experience the Orchestra for the first time.

As CSO board chairman, I hear from many people who want to share their personal experiences with our Orchestra. It is truly heartwarming to know how fervently people care about the CSO— about its exceptional music making and its reputation as a world-class institution, which adds luster to our city’s international image. As chairman, I am also well aware of the costs of the concerts and programs that are presented virtually year-round at Symphony Center, not to mention the international tours, commissions, and educational and community engagement activities that keep the Orchestra on the forefront of the world stage and make it such an important resource here at home.

While we remain committed to providing programming of the highest order, we also must exercise due diligence when it comes to the bottom line. With that in mind, I am particularly proud to report that we were able to maintain the Orchestra’s fiscal stability, posting a surplus for the fourth consecutive year.

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CHAIRMAN’S MESSAGE

We continued to experience strong ticket sales, totaling nearly $21 million. In the weakened economy, subscription sales were more challenging, but single ticket sales finished 3 percent ahead of last year. The CSO Main Series still finished in excess of 82 percent paid capacity sold.

These figures represents the heart, drive and willingness to sacrifice for the shared goal of artistic excellence and fiscal stability that we in the CSO family have proved we have in abundance.

Our board is composed of a truly engaged group of men and women with remarkable acumen for business and sincere passion for this institution. Throughout the season, they collaborated diligently with a skilled and dedicated staff—led by the truly remarkable Deborah Rutter—to develop innovative ways to bring in new audiences and generate revenue. My respect for these individuals is enormous, and I consider myself incredibly fortunate to work in their company.

Even in these challenging economic times, individual and corporate donors stepped up again and demonstrated their civic and cultural pride and the “can do” attitude that makes Chicago such a great city.

Finally, our amazing group of volunteers—including two new organizations this season—continued to give generously of their time, talent and imagination, and our audiences acted as real partners as we rallied together to weather this storm.

Not many can say all that, but then, not many have our legacy! We are a part of something truly extraordinary; it is now more important than ever to join together in support of this priceless institution so that future generations will look to us as we do those who came before us.

William A. Osborn Chairman Chicago Symphony Orchestra Association

3 PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

Dear Friends,

The 2009/10 season was full of both celebration and anticipation as we commemorated several significant milestones in the Orchestra’s history and the lives of its leaders. We were very proud to present a number of special concerts and events in celebration of the tenure of Principal Conductor Bernard Haitink and the 85th birthday of Helen Regenstein Conductor Emeritus Pierre Boulez—two of the world’s most illustrious and highly respected musicians, whose unparalleled artistry and guidance over the past four years have made the CSO esteemed on stages across the globe and the envy of orchestras everywhere.

At the same time, we prepared to pass the baton (literally and figuratively) to Riccardo Muti, whose influence as music director designate could already be felt through the inspired appointments he made and the meaningful programs he outlined in this season. His enthusiasm for Chicago is obvious, and his vision will mark a new era for the CSO and the city of Chicago.

That said, this report is to discuss the 2009/10 season, which offered many significant highlights, onstage and off!

The schedule of activities surrounding our monthlong Pierre Boulez @ 85 celebrations would have exhausted much younger men, but Pierre took it on with gusto. Continuously fêted by adoring audiences in Chicago, New York City and Ann Arbor, Michigan, he conducted a wide range of concert programs and took part in extramusical activities as well. The same could be said for Bernard Haitink, who not only took the Orchestra on a tour of Europe, but also was the driving force behind our blockbuster, three-week Beethoven Festival, a fitting conclusion to an amazing four-year partnership. Maestro Muti also operated at full throttle, both in his dynamic concert performances and the passionate plans to extend the Orchestra’s involvement in the community. (You can see details of their activities in the pages that follow.)

The 2009/10 season also marked the conclusion of Mark-Anthony Turnage and Osvaldo Golijov’s four-year tenure as Mead Composers-in-Residence. Their joint curatorship of the flourishing MusicNOW series brought well-deserved attention to some of the most exciting and innovative work being done today and created a welcoming environment in which audiences could engage casually with composers and musicians. I am incredibly proud of the success of this series as it has helped develop both a greater audience and wider acceptance for contemporary classical compositions. We thank both composers and look forward to presenting more of their works in the coming seasons.

At the same time, we eagerly anticipate the tenure of our new Mead Composers-in-Residence, Mason Bates and Anna Clyne, who have already proven to be creative and enthusiastic champions of new music.

I am particularly excited about Maestro Muti’s other major appointment. In January, our longtime friend Yo-Yo Ma assumed the newly created position of Judson and Joyce Green Creative Consultant. Through his superlative artistry and ability to connect with others, he is uniquely equipped to provide collaborative musical leadership and guidance on innovative program development for The Institute for Learning, Access and Training, as well as for CSO artistic initiatives. We are so grateful to Judson and trustee Joyce Green for their generous support.

Throughout the season, our Orchestra continued to attract the world’s leading conductors and soloists, all eager to share the stage with musicians of such extraordinary caliber. We also found exciting new partnerships with innovative local theater and dance companies, resulting in a season full of thrilling concert programs and brilliant music making. You’ll find some highlights in the pages that follow.

We continued to present some 4of the biggest names in classical, jazz and world music through our Symphony Center Presents series. These programs routinely attract diverse and devoted audiences to Symphony Center, making it a vibrant, cross-cultural hub that is a real joy to PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

We continued to present some of the biggest names in classical, jazz and world music through our Symphony Center Presents series. These programs routinely attract diverse and devoted audiences to Symphony Center, making it a vibrant, cross-cultural hub that is a real joy to experience.

In an added effort to realize a more significant role in the lives of all Chicagoans, we joined more than 50 cultural, academic and civic partners in the citywide México 2010 festivities, offering concerts and events celebrating Mexican history and heritage across CSO, Symphony Center Presents and Institute programming. These bold endeavors are exactly what Maestro Muti had in mind when he outlined his plans for the Orchestra’s future. His ardent belief in music’s ability to make society better has really resonated here and has set the stage for exciting musical adventures in the seasons ahead.

The Institute for Learning, Access and Training positively impacted the lives of more than 200,000 people this year. The Civic Orchestra continued to attract throngs of music lovers to its free concerts. Thousands of happy and engaged families and schoolchildren attended colorful concert programs designed specifically for them, while many more enjoyed in-school and neighborhood performances by CSO and Civic ensembles. We also laid the groundwork for the second biennial Chicago Youth in Music Festival with Yo-Yo Ma and a host of new initiatives proposed by Maestro Muti for the seasons ahead.

The spectacular three-week Beethoven Festival that concluded the season was like icing on the cake. Capacity houses enjoyed exciting performances by Bernard Haitink and the entire Orchestra, individual members and guest artists; fascinating, insightful discussions led by some of the world’s best musical scholars; and a host of adjunct activities.

Of course, none of these incredible events and programs would be possible without the continued support of our wonderful donors, volunteers, sponsors and staff. Every individual and corporation listed in the pages of this report deserves to be singled out for their unwavering devotion to our Orchestra and its mission.

I would like to take this opportunity to acknowledge and thank all those busy, generous people who, despite their already full plates, still managed to carve out time to support the CSO in imaginative, inspiring ways. Most notable among them is CSO board chair Bill Osborn. His attention and concern for the issues of our musicians and artistic leaders, along with his wise and judicious leadership, have had an incalculable impact on our institution.

I would also like to recognize and thank those dedicated board members and companies who underwrote the European tour. My thanks, in particular, to Greg Case of Aon, Norbert Riedel of Baxter, John (and his wife, Mary) Manley, Bill and Cathy Osborn and, finally, to Northern Trust. This important final tour with Bernard Haitink was a historic milestone, and it was only with this sponsorship that we were able to undertake this artistic venture. Thank you!

Thanks also go to the nearly two dozen individuals who made special contributions to the Beethoven Festival, including Sandy and Earl Rusnak Jr., for their support and chairmanship of the festival; CSO life trustee Judy Istock for underwriting the Beethoven Festival Symposia; Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Gignilliat for their major gift support; The Chicago Community Trust for its support of the festival; and Bank of America and United Airlines for their continued sponsorship.

Finally, I want to acknowledge the founding members of the CSO’s two new volunteer organizations. Congratulations to Women’s Board President Karen Goodyear and her steering committee: Fran Beatty, Ellen Gignilliat and Gloria Gottlieb; and to Paul Gilkerson for heading the inaugural year of the Overture Council. With the League of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra Association (formerly The Women’s Association), headed by Cheryl Istvan, and the Governing Members, led by Joe Konen, they provide still more avenues through which volunteers can become involved with the CSO.

To all of you who have so loyally supported our Orchestra, we are deeply indebted and grateful.

Deborah F. Rutter President Chicago Symphony Orchestra Association

5 TREASURER’S REPORT

In keeping with our goal of breakeven results and in spite of challenging economic conditions, the Association is reporting a $41,000 operating surplus. Artistic accomplishments were matched with good financial results.

Total operating revenues and support reached $61.7 million. Ticket sales were stable at $20.6 million, aided by the strong finish to the season with the Beethoven Festival. Capacity utilization for Main Series concerts exceeded 82 percent again this year—as single ticket sales surpassed the previous year by 3 percent and tempered lower subscription sales in the aftermath of the economic slump. Most importantly, the Association again set a record in annual support, raising $21.6 million. The generosity of our donors continues to reinforce our ability to present programs of the highest artistic quality. Total expenses declined 4 percent to $61.6 million in line with revenues.

The Association’s financial condition—the foundation for continued industry-leading programming, education and community initiatives—remains solid, with net assets growing nearly 6 percent to $219 million. Under the oversight of the Investment Committee, endowment investments reached $205 million as a result of a 14.5 percent return for the fiscal year and gifts and bequests of $3.5 million. We are most grateful to all of our generous contributors.

The remarkable efforts of the entire CSO family—musicians, trustees, concertgoers, donors, volunteers and staff—are apparent in all of the activities that the Association undertakes. With the ongoing support of that family, the Board’s focus on planning for a sound artistic and financial platform will ensure that this exceptional institution continues to flourish.

Jay L. Henderson Vice Chairman and Treasurer Chicago Symphony Orchestra Association

6 FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS & CONCERT HIGHLIGHTS

Financial Highlights*

For the Years Ended June 30, 2010 June 30, 2009

Total Operating Revenue and Support $ 61,663 $ 64,206

Total Operating Expenses 61,622 64,186

Operating Surplus 41 20

Endowment & Other Long-Term Investments 273,399 250,765

Total Assets 422,420 396,195

Bonds Payable 145,515 146,415

Net Assets 218,580 206,985

Concert Highlights

Ticket Sales $ 20,644 $ 20,679

Number of Tickets Sold by Symphony Center 388,619 392,277

Number of Concerts** 294 277

*All dollar figures in thousands

**This number includes free and non-ticketed concerts as well as CSO performances presented on tour and at Ravinia and those offered by presenters other than the CSO Association. The number of free concerts and non-Symphony Center events varies from year to year.

Audited financial statements are available by writing to the Chicago Symphony Orchestra Association, 220 South Michigan Avenue, Chicago, IL 60604-2559, or by calling 312-294-3302.

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Dynamic Leadership Bernard Haitink Pierre Boulez Riccardo Muti

With residencies throughout the season, the peerless triumvirate of Principal Conductor Bernard Haitink, Helen Regenstein Conductor Emeritus Pierre Boulez and Music Director Designate Riccardo Muti spent a combined total of 13 weeks on the CSO podium, leading a wide range of concert programs and festival presentations in Chicago and on tours. Their creative versatility, intellectual focus and deep musical connection with Orchestra members—onstage and off—made for profound and exhilarating music making.

CELEBRATING THE TENURE OF PRINCIPAL CONDUCTOR BERNARD HAITINK

CSO Principal Conductor Bernard Haitink began and ended the 2009/10 season the same way: conducting the Orchestra before rapt audiences.

In September 2009, he led the CSO on its 36th overseas tour—a triumphant five-city, nine-concert European sojourn that included stops in Berlin, Lucerne, Vienna, Paris and London. The repertoire featured Mozart’s Jupiter Symphony, Brahms’ Symphony No. 1, Haydn’s Symphony No. 101 (The Clock), Bruckner’s Symphony No. 7 and

Shostakovich’s Symphony No. 15.

In November, he returned to Chicago for two weeks of subscription programming, including Ravel’s Alborada del gracioso and Piano Concerto for the Left Hand, with soloist Jean-Yves Thibaudet; the CSO’s first performances of Mendelssohn’s complete incidental music to A Midsummer Night’s Dream, featuring soprano Erin Morley and mezzo- soprano Sasha Cooke; Bruckner’s powerful Symphony No. 9; and Haydn’s Sinfonia concertante, featuring CSO principals Eugene Izotov (oboe), David McGill (bassoon), Robert Chen (concertmaster) and John Sharp (cello).

He concluded the season-long celebration of his tenure by leading a monumental three-week Beethoven Festival at Symphony Center featuring the full cycle of all nine symphonies complemented by some of the composer’s shorter and lesser-known works. Capacity crowds were richly rewarded.

Two more CSO Resound recordings showcasing the unique collaboration between Haitink and the CSO were released in the 2009/10 season, bringing his total to eight. The two-disc album of Mahler’s towering Symphony No. 2 (Resurrection), featuring the Chicago Symphony Top: Principal Conductor Bernard Haitink takes a final bow following the CSO’s concerts in London, September 2009. Chorus, was released worldwide in November, and Richard Strauss’ Ein

Heldenleben was released in June, along with Webern’s Im Sommerwind. Middle: Following a moving speech by CSO bassist Steve Lester, violinist Lei Hou hands Maestro Haitink a token of appreciation from the Orchestra for his extraordinary performances on tour. While Haitink has concluded an amazing four-year tenure as principal conductor, his close and special relationship with the CSO continues, Bottom: Maestro Haitink leads the Orchestra in Shostakovich’s Fifteenth Symphony on the stage of the Musikverein in Vienna. beginning with two weeks on the podium during the 2010/11 season.

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PIERRE BOULEZ @ 85

BernardPierre Boulez Haitink, was CSOa presence in Orchestra Hall throughout January 2010, with an early celebration of his 85th birthday (March 26) that Pierreincluded Boulez CSO ,subscription Helen concerts, a Civic Orchestra performance, discussions with the composer-conductor and a very special contemporary chamber program. In recognition of Boulez’s

distinguished musical career, the concert programs were specially designed to feature his own compositions and to highlight repertoire

closely connected with him.

RiccardoHe led the Muti, Orchestra Musi his own Livre pour cordes; Bartók’s chilling Bluebeard’s Castle, with mezzo-soprano Michelle DeYoung and bass- baritone Falk Struckmann as soloists, and the Concerto for Two Pianos, Percussion and Orchestra, with Pierre-Laurent Aimard and Tamara Stefanovich as soloists; Marc-André Dalbavie’s Flute Concerto featuring CSO Principal Flute Mathieu Dufour; Ravel’s Le tombeau de Couperin; and the complete ballet score for Stravinsky’s The Firebird. Boulez also shared the podium with MusicNOW Principal Conductor Cliff Colnot for a chamber music concert of contemporary works as part of both the Bank of America Great Performers Series and MusicNOW. The program featured a solo piano performance of Boulez’s Notations by Pierre- Laurent Aimard and three additional Boulez works, along with the world premieres of two CSO-commissioned pieces by young composers whose careers Boulez has helped foster—Dai Fujikura and Johannes Boris Borowski.

Conductor David Robertson, a close colleague and longtime collaborator of Boulez’s, also led two tribute programs with the CSO and the Civic Orchestra, including Stravinsky’s landmark Rite of Spring and works by Berg, Webern and Mahler—all composers with whose music Boulez has long been associated.

In addition to his time in Chicago, Boulez took the Orchestra on tour, repeating his subscription programs for one concert in Ann Arbor, Michigan, and two at Carnegie Hall in New York City.

Boulez also made his CSO Resound debut with the January 2010 release of a CD featuring three works by Stravinsky—including a rare complete recording of the 1920 ballet Pulcinella—recorded with the CSO during the 2008/09 season.

Top: Pierre Boulez leads pianists Tamara Stefanovich and Pierre-Laurent Aimard, along with CSO principal percussionist Cynthia Yeh and assistant principal timpanist Vadim Karpinos, in a performance of Bartók’s Concerto for Two Pianos, Percussion and Orchestra with the CSO in January 2010.

Middle: Mezzo-soprano Michelle DeYoung gives a riveting performance in Bartók’s haunting Bluebeard’s Castle led by Pierre Boulez.

Bottom: Pierre Boulez and conductor David Robertson engage in a lively preconcert discussion in Orchestra Hall. 9 2009/10 SEASON HALLMARKS

CELEBRATING THE MUSIC AND VISION OF MUSIC DIRECTOR DESIGNATE RICCARDO MUTI

Music Director Designate Riccardo Muti spent the 2009/10 season dazzling audiences from the podium and making ambitious and far- reaching plans that will embody his vision for the CSO and define his tenure as its tenth music director.

In October, he led the CSO in two weeks of subscription programming, including Mozart’s Symphony No. 35 (Haffner), Bruckner’s Symphony

No. 2 and Brahms’ A German Requiem with the Chicago Symphony Chorus. He also led the musicians of the Civic Orchestra of Chicago in

an open reading session at Symphony Center before an audience of college music students. His commitment to the Chicago community was evident when he conducted a free performance of Bruckner’s Second Symphony before an appreciative capacity audience, many of whom stayed to learn more about the maestro in a lively town-hall meeting.

At the 2009 Annual Meeting, Maestro Muti outlined several major initiatives and partnerships for his upcoming tenure as music director, most notably the continuation of the Orchestra’s important relationships with Bernard Haitink and Pierre Boulez and the appointment of Mason Bates and Anna Clyne as the new CSO Mead Composers-in-Residence.

He also announced the establishment, in collaboration with Lady Solti, of the International Sir Georg Solti Conducting Competition and Apprenticeship, through which one young conductor will be chosen to participate in a two-year apprenticeship to study and work with our music director and key guest conductors.

Muti detailed plans for the CSO and Civic Orchestra to join with community partners to offer performances at venues throughout Chicago as part of the citywide México 2010 festivities, celebrating the culture and history of the city’s Mexican-American residents.

Finally, he discussed his vision of working in partnership with several other organizations in the Chicago are to utilize the diverse musical resources of the Orchestra and The Institute for Learning, Access and Training to develop innovative programming that will provide incarcerated and at-risk youth with an opportunity to participate in music—as students, performers, composers and audience members.

In December, Maestro Muti appointed Yo-Yo Ma to the new position of Judson and Joyce Green Creative Consultant, which began in January Top: Music Director Designate Riccardo Muti leads the CSO and Chorus in a moving performance of Brahms’ A German Requiem, October 2009. 2010. Ma has actively participated in developing several new initiatives under the auspices of the CSO’s Institute for Learning, Access and Middle: Riccardo Muti leads the CSO in Bruckner’s Symphony No. 2. Training geared to young children, high school and college music

Bottom: Riccardo Muti outlines his plans for the future of the CSO at the 2009 Annual students, music educators, preprofessional musicians, community Meeting as (left to right) Lady Solti, composers Mason Bates and Anna Clyne, CSO partners, and incarcerated and at-risk youth. The post is generously board chair Bill Osborn and CSO bassist Steve Lester look on. funded by Judson and Joyce Green.

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Beethoven Festival

For the culmination of the 2009/10 season, Principal Conductor Bernard Haitink led a far-reaching, three-week festival celebrating the music and lasting impact of Ludwig van Beethoven. Ambitious in both size and scope, it also served as a fitting tribute to Mr. Haitink, who concluded his tenure this season.

From June 2 to 20, Haitink, whose interpretations of Beethoven’s symphonies have been hailed as revelatory, led the Orchestra in the complete cycle of the nine symphonies over the course of five distinct programs, as well as the Overture to Fidelio, Leonore Overtures Nos. 2 and 3, and the rarely performed Goethe-inspired cantata Calm Sea and Prosperous Voyage, featuring our own Chicago Symphony Chorus in some of Beethoven’s most expressive choral writing.

Because Haitink particularly wanted the festival to be a celebration of the remarkable talents of the CSO musicians, he personally invited his colleagues from the Orchestra to perform some of the composer’s finest chamber works to precede each of the eleven orchestral concerts and three Saturday symposia. To add greater insight and perspective, lecture-discussions with distinguished scholars and an award-winning documentary about the composer were also presented. Speakers included music writer Ara Guzelimian; historian and biographer Edmund Morris; Dr. Federico Celestini, a visiting music scholar from Austria at the University of Chicago; and Dr. Philipp Adlung, director of the Beethoven House in Bonn, Germany.

In addition to the orchestral presentations, the festival featured a Symphony Center Presents chamber concert by the Brentano String Quartet with pianist Jonathan Biss and a piano recital by Ingrid Fliter.

The festival reached its pinnacle with Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony, featuring the Chicago Symphony Chorus and soprano Jessica Rivera, mezzo-soprano Kelley O’Connor, tenor Clifton Forbis and bass Eric Owens, in three monumental, memorable performances to cap off the season.

Ticket sales for the Beethoven Festival were particularly impressive, far surpassing expectations, with an average of more than 96 percent paid capacity sold per concert and ticket sales totaling nearly $2 million.

The Beethoven Festival was made possible, in part, thanks to CSO trustee Earl Rusnak Jr. and his wife, Sandra, a member of the Women’s Board. Leadership support for the festival was also provided by life Top: Bernard Haitink leads the CSO in a performance of Beethoven’s Symphony No. 1 in C Major. trustee Paul Gignilliat and his wife Ellen, a Governing Member; as well as life trustee Judy Istock. Bank of America, United Airlines, The Middle: CSO Concertmaster Robert Chen and Principal Cello John Sharp perform Beethoven’s Archduke Trio, with pianist Meng-Chieh Liu, at a Beethoven Festival Chicago Community Trust and nearly two dozen other CSO family Symposium in Grainger Ballroom. members helped raise more than $650,000 for festival events. Bottom: (left to right) Ara Guzelimian, CSO Artistic Programming Advisor Gerard McBurney, Dr. Federico Celestini and program annotator Phillip Huscher participate 11 in a panel discussion at a Beethoven Festival Symposium.

2009/10 ARTISTIC HIGHLIGHTS

During the 2009/10 season, the Chicago Symphony Orchestra—joined by many of the world’s most sought after conductors and guest artists—thrilled audiences in Chicago and abroad with its unique and breathtaking sound, proving yet again why it is universally considered one of the world’s best orchestras. Chicago audiences were also treated to performances by many of the world’s most highly acclaimed classical, jazz and world music artists through the Symphony Center Presents series, while colorful school and family programs introduced the joy of the classical repertoire to new generations of music lovers.

Throughout the season, the Orchestra collaborated with some of the city’s most acclaimed performing arts companies, creating unique and remarkable programs that brought fresh perspective to the music and enhanced the overall concert experience. Two such partners were Redmoon Theater, which joined the Orchestra and conductor Alexander Polianichko in December for an exhilarating presentation of shadow- puppetry and video projection, and Hubbard Street Dance Chicago, which returned for its seventh annual collaboration. The internationally celebrated troupe performed original choreography to Mason Bates’ electro-acoustic Music from Underground Spaces—a fascinating exploration of sounds, with the composer himself performing on laptop and electric drum. Bates begins his tenure as a Mead Composer-in- Residence in the 2010/11 season.

Two world premieres of CSO-commissioned works took place during 2009/10. In the fall, Sir Andrew Davis led the Orchestra and baritone Brian Mulligan in James Primosch’s Songs for Adam, with text by poet Susan Stewart. In May, Carlos Miguel Prieto conducted the world premiere performances of Dmitri Yanov-Yanovsky's Cello Concerto, a CSO commission written for and performed by Yo-Yo Ma.

Throughout this season and during 2010/11, the CSO has been participating in the citywide México 2010 celebrations, (commemorating two important milestones for the Mexican community—the bicentennial of Mexico’s independence and the centennial of its revolution) by offering related concerts and events through the CSO Main and Symphony Center Presents series and Institute for Learning, Access and Training programming. Mexican conductor Carlos Miguel Prieto led the Orchestra in performances of a suite from the film Redes by Mexican composer Silvestre Revueltas. Two weeks later, noted Mexican

Top: Conductor Carlos Miguel Prieto leads the CSO and Yo-Yo Ma in the world pianist Jorge Federico Osorio performed Liszt’s Second Piano Concerto premiere of Dmitri Yanov-Yanovsky’s Cello Concerto, May 2010. with the Orchestra under the baton of Rafael Frühbeck de Burgos.

Middle: Dancers of Hubbard Street Dance Chicago and conductor Carlos Kalmar accept applause following the performance of Deep Down Dos, with music by Mason Bates, April 2010.

Bottom: Alexander Polianichko conducts the CSO in Tchaikovsky’s Suite from Swan Lake, December 2009. Redmoon Theater provided imaginative, vivid shadow puppetry to illustrate the music.

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Guest conductor Michael Tilson Thomas offered an intriguing Bernardexploration Haitink, of the CSOmusic of Igor Stravinsky with a program featuring his opera-oratorio Oedipus rex, widely regarded as the pinnacle of his Pierreneocla Boulezssical period., Helen Tilson Thomas led the Orchestra and the men of the Chicago Symphony Chorus, along with vocal soloists Michelle DeYoung, William Burden, Ryan McKinny and Stanford Olsen, and celebrated stage and screen actor Sir Patrick Stewart was narrator.

Several of the Orchestra’s virtuosic performers enjoyed a turn in the solo spotlight, including Concertmaster Robert Chen, who performed RiccardoTchaikovsky’s Muti, Violin Musi Concerto , Principal Flute Mathieu Dufour, Principal Cello John Sharp, Principal Oboe Eugene Izotov and Principal Bassoon David McGill. Chen also performed Beethoven’s Violin Concerto with the Civic Orchestra in May.

The Chicago Symphony Chorus continued to shine under the leadership of Duain Wolfe and appeared with the CSO in three masterworks of the choral repertoire during the 2009/10 season: Brahms’ A German Requiem under Riccardo Muti, Bach’s Passion According to Saint John with Bernard Labadie, and Beethoven’s Symphony No. 9 with Bernard Haitink.

The groundbreaking Beyond the Score series featured three new works this season: Mahler’s Symphony No. 4; Rachmaninov’s The Isle of the Dead; and Debussy’s La mer, all featuring Gerard McBurney as host and narrator. The series had proved so popular that this season, it expanded to include two presentations of each program to accommodate all those seeking tickets.

Beyond the Score’s enormous popularity with audiences and critics alike has not been lost on other orchestras seeking new ways to attract and engage audiences of their own. This season, the Philadelphia Orchestra, Syracuse Symphony, Cleveland Orchestra, and Toronto Symphony Orchestra all presented one of the CSO’s trademarked concert programs, enjoying great success.

The CSO’s other popular audience development initiatives—including Afterwork Masterworks, Classical Tapestry, ClassicEncounter and the free All-Access chamber series—continued to provide a rich array of avenues for new audiences to experience classical music and develop

an emotional connection to our institution.

Top: Esteemed actor Patrick Stewart joins the Orchestra under the baton of Michael Tilson Thomas for a gripping performance of Stravinsky’s Oedipus rex, February 2010.

Middle: The CSO’s critically acclaimed series Beyond the Score explores Rachmaninov’s The Isle of the Dead, March 2010.

Bottom: Composer-conductor John Williams leads the CSO in a program that 13 features excerpts from some the greatest movie music ever written, November 2009. 2009/10 ARTISTIC HIGHLIGHTS

Symphony Center Presents hosted more than 30 performances by internationally renowned artists and ensembles, as well as a wide range of piano, chamber and orchestral programs, including several that highlighted works of Beethoven in conjunction with the Orchestra’s three-week Beethoven Festival.

Many of today’s leading artists, such as Yo-Yo Ma, Emanuel Ax, Yefim Bronfman, Radu Lupu, Maurizio Pollini and Christian Tetzlaff, returned for recital and chamber music collaborations, and we saw exciting debuts by pianist Ingrid Fliter and the Brentano String Quartet. A special season-long focus on Beethoven unified elements of the SCP and CSO series, while a chamber concert honoring Pierre Boulez at 85, with pianists Pierre-Laurent Aimard and Tamara Stefanovich and musicians from the CSO, added a special touch to the celebration of this great musician’s life and work.

The Bank of America Great Performers Series of visiting orchestras in 2009/10 featured the Berliner Philharmoniker’s long-awaited return to Chicago with Sir Simon Rattle as well as the Los Angeles Philharmonic’s first Chicago appearances in many years, under its new music director Gustavo Dudamel. The acclaimed Jazz at Symphony Center series continued to present the most celebrated jazz icons and innovators, including Dianne Reeves; Dave Holland; George Wein and the Newport All-Stars; McCoy Tyner; Jeff Lindberg’s Chicago Jazz Orchestra; a “Kings of the Crescent City” tribute featuring New Orleans’ best jazzmen; Eliane Elias; the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra and Wynton Marsalis; Sonny Rollins; Joshua Redman; the Anat Cohen Quartet; and Danilo Pérez in a salute to Dizzy Gillespie’s United Nations Orchestra.

Highlights of the 2009/10 Special Concerts lineup included the third appearance by Mariachi Vargas de Tecalitlán; annual holiday concerts by the Vienna Boys Choir and Chanticleer; the Chicago debut of the Swedish Radio Choir; and return visits from Pat Metheny, the Masters of Persian Music and Zakir Hussain’s Masters of Percussion.

More than 500,000 people attended performances and events at Symphony Center last season, and 388,619 tickets were sold for 211 ticketed concerts. Subscription sales were more challenging and finished 7 percent behind the previous year; however, due to strong single ticket sales (3 percent ahead of the previous year), the CSO Main Series finished in excess of 82 percent paid capacity sold. Symphony Top: Jazz-rock superstar Pat Metheny performs a special concert on the Symphony Center Presents series as part of his Orchestrion Tour, May 2010. Center ticket revenue totaled more than $20 million for the fifth consecutive season. Middle: Jazz legend McCoy Tyner performs as part of the Jazz at Symphony Center series, December 2009.

Bottom: Sir Simon Rattle and the Berliner Philharmoniker perform works by Wagner, Schoenberg and Brahms in a sold-out concert, November 2009. 14

INNOVATIVE MINDS

CSO Mead Composers-in-Residence Osvaldo Golijov Mark-Anthony Turnage

This season, the CSO marked the conclusion of Mark-Anthony Turnage and Osvaldo Golijov’s highly successful tenure as Mead Composers-in- Residence. Golijov’s How Slow the Wind and She Was Here received performances by the CSO in Orchestra Hall under Robert Spano, and both composers’ music was featured on the MusicNOW series at the Harris Theater: Turnage’s Twice Through the Heart and Golijov’s The Dreams and Prayers of Isaac the Blind and Tekyah.

The MusicNOW series, which the two composers curate along with series principal conductor Cliff Colnot, included the world premieres of two commissioned works and 15 additional series debut compositions, four of them written or arranged by Golijov and Turnage.

Both gentlemen were more than committed composers; they were also active in the community, serving as both mentors and advocates and working with partner schools and neighborhood organizations. Both composers’ passion for enriching the broader Chicago community led to fruitful collaborations: Golijov worked with Young Chicago Authors to curate an event fusing spoken-word poetry and music at Symphony Center, and Turnage’s long involvement with the Merit School of Music culminated in a performance showcasing the accomplishments of its student composers, ages 8-18. The CSO looks forward to performing new works by both composers on the 2010/11 season.

MusicNOW receives funding through a leadership grant from IRVING HARRIS FOUNDATION, Joan W. Harris. Major support is also provided by Cindy Sargent and the late Sally Hands.

Top: Mezzo-soprano Barbara Rearick performs Mead Composer-in-Residence Mark-Anthony Turnage’s Twice Through the Heart, led by Cliff Colnot, at MusicNOW at the Harris Theater, November 2009.

Middle: MusicNOW features works by today’s best living composers performed by musicians from the CSO and guest artists.

Bottom: Pierre Boulez and CSO musicians take their bows following the Boulez @ 85 tribute chamber music concert, part of the MusicNOW series, Symphony Center, January 2010. 15 TRANSFORMING LIVES THROUGH MUSIC

The Institute for Learning, Access and Training

Transforming lives through active participation in music. That is the ambitious but very real goal of The Institute for Learning, Access and Training, which offered many diverse programs that touched the lives of more than 200,000 individuals in the 2009/10 season.

Some programs have a long and storied history, dating back to 1919, when visionary music director Frederick Stock set the course for programs promoting learning, access and training at the Chicago Symphony Orchestra with the development of Youth Concerts.

Now a venerable 91 years old, the acclaimed Civic Orchestra of

Chicago—the only training orchestra affiliated with a major U.S. orchestra—offers preprofessional musicians the opportunity to perform

with many of the world’s most celebrated conductors and soloists in a series of free concerts at Symphony Center. Civic members also share music in a variety of free community performances—in full orchestral concerts and as part of chamber ensembles—through the MusiCorps community engagement program. Many Civic Orchestra alumni perform in leading orchestras around the world, including the CSO.

Youth Auditions, generously supported by the Crain-Maling Foundation since 2009, offer young Illinois musicians the opportunity to compete to perform with the CSO and to receive scholarships to prestigious music camps. Young wind, brass and percussion players competed in the 2010 auditions—and the winner was 16-year-old Marcelina Suchocka, who will perform with the CSO on Youth Concerts in 2011. Pianist Adam Kim, winner of the 2009 CSO Youth Auditions, performed a movement from Beethoven’s Piano Concerto No. 1 with the Orchestra in April 2010.

Youth Concerts are designed to introduce students in grades 4-8 to the Orchestra; Very Special Promenades, for grades K-3 and students of all ages with special needs, were established in 1979, and Family Concerts, for families with children ages 5-9, in 1988. The 2009/10 Family Concerts included engaging programs that explored works by Ravel, Tchaikovsky, Mozart and Stravinsky, with guest artists such as Magic Circle Mime Company and the Academy Trainees of the Joffrey Ballet.

Top: Soprano Rosalind Lee performs Beethoven’s Ah! perfido with the Civic Orchestra under the direction of Edwin Outwater at the South Shore Cultural Center, May 2010.

Middle: Young audience members enjoy lively, hands-on education activities with partners from area arts organizations before each Kraft Family Matinee Series concert at Symphony Center.

Bottom: Adam Kim, 2009 winner of the CSO Youth Auditions, performs as soloist with the CSO on Youth Concerts in April 2010. 16 TRANSFORMING LIVES THROUGH MUSIC

The Institute continues to build on this rich history of programming through a number of emerging initiatives that extend and deepen the Bernardconcert/music Haitink, experience CSO of young people. Examples include Orchestra Explorers, which, in support of teachers’ ongoing instruction, provides Pierreteaching Boulez materials, Helen and student activities to introduce children in grades K-3 to classical music, and the Dream Out Loud Advocacy Campaign, which uses the inspiring life stories of CSO musicians to encourage young musicians to stick with their musical studies. This season Orchestra Explorers reached over 30,000 schoolchildren in more than 260 schools across Chicagoland. Riccardo Muti, Musi Throughout the 2009/10 season, Music Director Designate Riccardo Muti and Judson and Joyce Green Creative Consultant Yo-Yo Ma were actively engaged, along with members of the Institute and artistic staff and advisors from the Chicago community, in plans to expand and enhance key community initiatives. These include concerts for very young children; programming for incarcerated and at-risk youth; the biennial Chicago Youth in Music Festival, presented in partnership with 15 Chicago-area youth music providers; and the first International Sir Georg Solti Conducting Competition and Apprenticeship.

Additional ongoing programs offer crucial support in reaching the Institute’s goal. These involve teacher workshops, preparatory docent visits, in-class instrument demonstrations, community performances, free tickets and transportation, classroom materials and curricula, open rehearsals, and dozens of concerts and activities at Symphony Center for school groups and families—all designed to share the extraordinary musical resources of the CSO with as many members of the Chicago community as possible and to nurture healthy individuals and communities as well as lifelong musical citizenship.

Top: CSO Concertmaster Robert Chen performs Beethoven’s Violin Concerto with the Civic Orchestra under the direction of Larry Rachleff, May 2010.

Middle: As part of the Institute’s MusiCorps program, a brass ensemble from the Civic Orchestra of Chicago interacts with young participants for a fun event at Kosciuszko Park.

Bottom: CSO trumpet Tage Larsen greets eager young fans following a performance of Stravinsky’s The Firebird as part of the Institute’s Orchestra Explorers program.

17 REACHING BEYOND THE CONCERT HALL

Successful Media Initiatives CSO Resound Radio Broadcasts Beyond the Score Downloads

The New CSO.ORG

Music lovers throughout the world were able to enjoy the Chicago Symphony Orchestra’s superlative music making thanks to a number of dynamic media initiatives.

CSO Resound Three new recordings released by CSO Resound in the 2009/10 season brought the award-winning label’s total output to eleven. Two of the new releases were with Principal Conductor Bernard Haitink: Mahler’s towering Symphony No. 2 in C Minor (Resurrection), which was named Gramophone magazine’s February 2010 Disc of the Month; and Richard Strauss’ Ein Heldenleben, showcasing Concertmaster Robert Chen and the CSO brass section, along with Webern’s Im

Sommerwind. The third release, featuring three works by Igor Stravinsky, marked Helen Regenstein Conductor Emeritus Pierre Boulez’s CSO Resound debut and was released as part of the Boulez @ 85

celebrations. The centerpiece of the album is a rare complete recording of Stravinsky’s ballet Pulcinella. The recording won the Choc de Classica award from the prestigious French classical music

magazine Classica in April 2010.

As of July 2010, CSO Resound had sold 75,437 CDs; 17,920 full-album downloads; and 62,245 single-track downloads. CSO Resound is underwritten by a generous gift from Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Smykal.

Chicago Symphony Orchestra Radio Broadcast Series The Chicago Symphony Orchestra Radio Broadcast Series—which features music from recent CSO concerts as well as from the Orchestra’s vast discography—was aired on more than 350 stations nationwide via The WFMT Radio Network, reaching more than 400,000 weekly listeners. Countless more around the world were able to stream the broadcasts (available for six weeks after the initial air date) via the new cso.org web site and add them to their playlists. In the period from January to June 2010 alone, each individual radio broadcast page was viewed nearly 2,000 times, with approximately 11,000 views of the main radio landing page each month.

This season’s programming highlights included a show in honor of the 100th anniversary of Daniel Burnham’s Plan of Chicago; two shows in celebration of Pierre Boulez’s 85th birthday; Riccardo Muti conducting Verdi’s and Brahms’ Requiems; and a multishow commemoration of the June 2009 Dvořák Festival. Funding for the series is generously provided by The Grainger Foundation. Thanks also to BP, whose generous three-year commitment to the series concluded in December 2009.

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Successful Media Initiatives

Beyond the Score Downloads Those unable to experience the innovative Beyond the Score programs live at Symphony Center can access free video downloads at beyondthescore.org. Narration by Creative Director Gerard McBurney, visual imagery and live musical excerpts combine to provide an in-depth examination of a single orchestral masterwork. New downloads introduced during 2009/10 were Dvořák’s Symphony No. 9 (From the New World), recorded live during the CSO’s Dvořák Festival in June 2009 under conductor Sir Mark Elder; Holst’s The Planets, led by Charles Dutoit; and Vivaldi’s Four Seasons, featuring CSO Assistant Concertmaster Yuan-Qing Yu and conductor Harry Bicket. Three previous Beyond the Score presentations also are available online: Bartók’s Miraculous Mandarin, conducted by Pierre Boulez; Mozart’s Piano Concerto No. 27, with Jeffrey Kahane conducting from the keyboard; and Tchaikovsky’s Fourth Symphony, conducted by Alexander Polianichko.

Since the launch of the Beyond the Score web presence in 2007, beyondthescore.org and related cso.org features have received nearly 250,000 page views. More than 260,000 Beyond the Score videos have been downloaded or streamed online. In 2009/10 alone, nearly 70,000 live streams of Beyond the Score video files were viewed.

The New CSO.ORG This season, the CSO unveiled a newly designed website at cso.org with new features, easier-to-navigate pages and an improved calendar, providing visitors with a simpler way to learn about all the CSO has to offer, and subscribers and ticket buyers with more streamlined access to their accounts. Also new is the ability to create playlists with digital downloads and streaming media, as well as a function for previewing and reserving seats in real time. Online sales from the new site were 25 percent higher than those of the previous season. The new cso.org is a collective and ongoing effort between the entire CSO Association and its creative and technology partners, IA Collaborative and OnCall Interactive. The new cso.org launch is supported in part by generous grants from The Boeing Company and the Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity/Illinois Bureau of Tourism.

19 2009/10 DEVELOPMENT HIGHLIGHTS

During the 2009/10 season, more than 13,500 individuals, corporations, foundations and government agencies provided generous support to the CSO to ensure the continued financial health of the Orchestra as well as its many important educational and community programs. Over $21.6 million in annual operating support was raised through direct contributions, grants, corporate sponsorships and participation in fundraising events.

With gifts to the Endowment Fund and other specially earmarked funds for specific projects exceeding $3.5 million, total funds raised by the CSO across all categories for 2009/10 topped $25 million. The CSO Association recognizes that these contributions are critical to sustaining its continued fiscal stability and the Orchestra’s global reputation for artistic excellence. The Association extends its gratitude to each and every contributor who gave so unsparingly in these uncertain economic times.

Particular thanks go to the CSO Board of Trustees, the Orchestra’s astute and dedicated stewards, led so ably by Chairman William A. Osborn. Trustee Annual Fund co-chairs Judy Istock and Paul Gignilliat also deserve special recognition for their unflagging commitment.

In January 2010, Yo-Yo Ma began his service in the newly created post

of Judson and Joyce Green Creative Consultant. The CSO extends its deep gratitude to Judson and Joyce Green, who so generously funded this unprecedented role, which stands as a cornerstone of Maestro Muti’s vision for the Orchestra.

With thanks to The Grainger Foundation for its leadership support, in January the Association launched another year of its acclaimed CSO Radio Broadcast Series, which attracts millions of worldwide listeners.

Two new volunteer organizations made their debut in the 2009/10 season—the Women’s Board of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra Association, led by President Karen Goodyear, and the Overture Council, open to young professionals ages 25-45 and led by President Paul Gilkerson. Also, on July 1, 2009, after 75 extraordinary years of tremendous service, The Women’s Association transitioned to the new League of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra Association. Under the leadership of President Cheryl Istvan, the League opened its membership to both women and men and now includes more than 300 members. These unique and diversified entry points quickly attracted new volunteers eager to support the CSO. Together with the 457 Governing Members, led by Chairman Joseph Konen, they were responsible for the season’s many memorable fundraising projects that raised more than $950,000.

Top: Opening Night Gala chairs Ken and Jane Pigott pose with soprano Renée Highlights of the CSO’s spectacular events included such longtime Fleming at the spectacular event, which raised more than $1 million. favorites as the glittering Opening Night Gala, with Kirkland & Ellis LLP as the event’s presenting sponsor and chaired by Ken and Jane Pigott, Middle: CSO board chair Bill Osborn, Women’s Board President Karen Goodyear and Music Director Designate Riccardo Muti at a special Women’s Board event in honor of which marked an auspicious start to the season; and the 21st annual Maestro Muti, February 2010. Corporate Night, featuring Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons, chaired

Bottom: Cheryl Istvan, president of the League of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra Association (left), and Linda Neumann, chair of Corporate Night 2010 (right), greet pop icon Frankie Valli backstage following his rousing concert with the CSO. 20 2009/10 DEVELOPMENT HIGHLIGHTS

by Pete McDonald and Linda Neumann. The CSO Association was honored to recognize the Citadel Group Foundation and United Airlines as the Presenting Sponsors of Corporate Night 2010. Bernard Haitink, CSO Innovative and newly launched events included the Governing PierreMembers’ Boulez Day, atHelen the Races at Arlington Park, led by Christine Pope, vice chair of GM Special Events. The CSO extends its gratitude to Bessemer Trust for its sponsorship of Day at the Races. The League’s highly successful debut of Painted Violins: Bridges Between Art and Music was led by co-chairs Diane Collison and Mary Plauché, while the always-popular Jazz Brunch, also presented by the League, was organized by co-chairs Margot Oberman and Dianne Tesler. Riccardo Muti, Musi All these crucial fundraising events take countless hours of behind-the- scenes work. Without our dedicated volunteers, many of the CSO’s important education and community engagement programs could not exist. Sincere thanks to all—particularly the officers and founding members, whose leadership and dedication contributed so greatly to the organizations they serve.

CSO donors continued to inspire, with new levels of renewed gifts and new contributions, total donations from individuals reached more than $10 million in 2009/10. The average Trustee gift also increased, a vivid testament to the board’s dedication.

Special thanks to CSO trustee Earl Rusnak Jr. and his wife, Sandra, a member of the Women’s Board for co-chairing the season-ending Beethoven Festival. Leadership support for the festival was also provided by life trustee Paul Gignilliat and his wife Ellen, a Governing Member; as well as life trustee Judy Istock. The CSO also remains most thankful to The Chicago Community Trust for its support of the Beethoven Festival. Their remarkable generosity, along with those of nearly two dozen other CSO family members, helped raise more than $650,000 for festival events.

The Orchestra’s corporate sponsors also demonstrated their continued commitment. The 2009 European tour featured performances in Berlin, Lucerne, Vienna, Paris and London. The CSO’s performances in Vienna were sponsored by Baxter International, Inc.; its performances in Paris were sponsored by Aon and by Mary and John Manley; and the Orchestra’s concerts in London were sponsored by Northern Trust. Overall support for the Chicago Symphony Orchestra’s 2009 European tour was generously provided by Cathy and Bill Osborn.

Special thanks also to United Airlines for its continued sponsorship. Top: Following our first live-streamed season announcement press conference, Finally, thanks to Bank of America, the Orchestra’s new Global Sponsor, (left to right) Riccardo Muti; Todd Kaplan, executive vice chairman of global banking at Bank of America Merrill Lynch; CSOA President Deborah Rutter; and whose support will help make Maestro Muti’s vision for our Orchestra CSOA Chairman Bill Osborn celebrate the announcement that Bank of America and city a reality. will be the CSO’s first global sponsor beginning with the 2010/11 season.

It is because of our generous supporters that the Chicago Symphony Middle: (left to right) Rosemary Ryan, Linda Neumann, Madlyn Daniel, Judy Petty and Carolynn McNally show off some of the artfully decorated instruments that Orchestra continues to be at the forefront of the world stage and such were auctioned off as part of the new Painted Violins fundraiser hosted by the an important cultural beacon in Chicago. League. Diane Collison and Mary Plauché chaired the event, and Audrey Bartlow and Charlotte Brauer acted as co-chairs.

Bottom: Bernard and Patricia Haitink (center) chat with John and Mary Manley at a postconcert reception in Paris. The Manleys sponsored the CSO’s concerts in Paris during its 27th European tour, September 2009.

21 CHICAGO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

Bernard Haitink Principal Conductor Pierre Boulez Helen Regenstein Conductor Emeritus Riccardo Muti Music Director Designate Duain Wolfe Chorus Director Osvaldo Golijov Mark-Anthony Turnage Mead Composers-in-Residence

E-FLAT CLARINET LIBRARIANS VIOLINS CELLOS John Bruce Yeh Peter Conover Robert Chen John Sharp Principal Concertmaster Principal BASS CLARINET Carole Keller The Louis C. Sudler Chair, The Eloise W. Martin Chair J. Lawrie Bloom Mark Swanson endowed by an anonymous Kenneth Olsen BASSOONS benefactor Assistant Principal ORCHESTRA PERSONNEL David McGill David Taylor The Adele Gidwitz Chair John Deverman Principal Yuan-Qing Yu Loren Brown Director William Buchman Assistant Concertmasters* Richard Hirschl Anne MacQuarrie Assistant Principal Cornelius Chiu Katinka Kleijn Manager, CSO Auditions and Dennis Michel Nathan Cole Jonathan Pegis Orchestra Personnel Alison Dalton David Sanders HORNS STAGE TECHNICIANS Kozue Funakoshi Gary Stucka Dale Clevenger Kelly Kerins Russell Hershow Brant Taylor Principal Stage Manager Qing Hou Daniel Gingrich BASSES Dave Hartge Blair Milton Associate Principal Joseph Guastafeste‡ James Hogan Paul Phillips, Jr. James Smelser Principal Christopher Lewis Sando Shia David Griffin The David and Mary Winton Patrick Reynolds Susan Synnestvedt Oto Carrillo Green Chair Todd Snick Rong-Yan Tang Susanna Drake Daniel Armstrong Joe Tucker Akiko Tarumoto Roger Cline TRUMPETS Baird Dodge Joseph DiBello Christopher Martin Principal Michael Hovnanian Principal *Assistant concertmasters are Albert Igolnikov Robert Kassinger The Adolph Herseth Principal listed by seniority. Assistant Principal Mark Kraemer Trumpet Chair, endowed by Lei Hou Stephen Lester an anonymous benefactor Ni Mei Bradley Opland Mark Ridenour ‡On sabbatical Arnold Brostoff Assistant Principal HARPS Fox Fehling John Hagstrom Sarah Bullen The Chicago Symphony Hermine Gagné Tage Larsen Principal Orchestra string sections utilize Rachel Goldstein revolving seating. Players Mihaela Ionescu Lynne Turner TROMBONES Jay Friedman behind the first desk (first two Melanie Kupchynsky FLUTES Principal desks in the violins) change Wendy Koons Meir Mathieu Dufour James Gilbertsen seats systematically every two Aiko Noda Principal Associate Principal weeks and are listed alpha- Joyce Noh‡ Richard Graef Michael Mulcahy betically. Section percussionists Nancy Park Assistant Principal also are listed alphabetically. Ronald Satkiewicz Charles Vernon Louise Dixon Florence Schwartz-Lee Jennifer Gunn BASS TROMBONE Jennie Wagner Charles Vernon Roster is listed as of PICCOLO June 30, 2010. VIOLAS Jennifer Gunn TUBA Charles Pikler Gene Pokorny‡ OBOES Principal Principal Eugene Izotov The Chicago Symphony Orchestra Li-Kuo Chang The Arnold Jacobs Principal Principal honors principal timpanist DONALD Assistant Principal Tuba Chair, endowed by The Nancy and Larry Fuller KOSS, who retired this year after 42 The Louise H. Benton Wagner Christine Querfeld years, and also mourns the loss of Chair Chair cellist PHILIP BLUM, a member of John Bartholomew Michael Henoch TIMPANI Catherine Brubaker Assistant Principal Vadim Karpinos the Orchestra since 1955, who Karen Dirks Gilchrist Foundation Chair Acting Principal passed away in August 2009. Lora Schaefer Diane Mues PERCUSSION Scott Hostetler Lawrence Neuman Cynthia Yeh These gentlemen contributed to the Yukiko Ogura ENGLISH HORN Principal Orchestra’s reputation for creating Daniel Orbach Scott Hostetler Patricia Dash music of the highest quality with Max Raimi Vadim Karpinos their unwavering commitment CLARINETS Thomas Wright James Ross throughout the years. We thank John Bruce Yeh them for their talent, their energy Acting Principal PIANO Gregory Smith Mary Sauer and their dedication. J. Lawrie Bloom Principal

22 CHICAGO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA ASSOCIATION ADMINISTRATION

Deborah F. Rutter Rebecca Mix MARKETING AND SALES Program Book President Jeffrey Stang Kevin Giglinto Denise Wagner Nicole Love Production Managers Vice President Manager/Senior Editor Assistant to the Becky Presson Melanie Kalnins Gerald Virgil President/Secretary of the House Manager Director, Sales & Editor Board Orchestra Personnel Marketing Analysis Kristin Tobin Human Resources John Deverman Sean Hopp Junior Designer Lynne Sorkin Director Web and Interactive Rosenthal Archives Director Anne MacQuarrie Media Director Frank Villella Cheryl Rothwell Manager, CSO Auditions Steven Burkholder Archivist Coordinator and Orchestra Personnel Coordinator DEVELOPMENT ARTISTIC Facilities Marketing Peggy Titterington ADMINISTRATION John Maas Elizabeth Madeja Vice President Martha Gilmer Director Director Joan Claffey Vice President Michael Lavin Nina Heebink Director, Development James M. Fahey Rental Events Manager Manager, Subscription Jennifer Moran Director Joseph Sherman Strategies Director of Planned Giving Gerard McBurney Coordinator Allison Faetz Allison Szafranski Artistic Programming Engineers Coordinator, Advertising Director of Leadership Advisor Brendan Berry and Promotions Gifts Nicholas Winter Chief Engineer Jennifer Colgan Neomia Harris Artistic Administrator Timothy McElligott Coordinator Associate Emily Master Lead Engineer Creative Kirk McMahon Manager, Artistic Kevin Fitzgerald Todd Land Coordinator of Office Administration Kevin Walsh Director Operations Brandon Knisley Electricians Emma Larsson Corporate Development Artist Coordinator, CSO Robert Stokas Designer Christopher Redgate Erin Dennis Chief Electrician Ticket Sales and Patron Director Artist Coordinator, SCP Services Katherine Tuttle Cameron Arens Security Stephanie Scott Officer Programming Coordinator Willie Yates Director Phillip Huscher Chief Foundation & Golder Cotman Program Annotator Stage Technicians Government Relations Coordinator Pietro Fiumara Kelly Kerins Paula Pergament Artists Assistant Stage Manager Ticketing Director Stephen Funk Kelly Ferdinand Zimmerman Chorus Dave Hartge Manager Grant Writer Carolyn Stoner James Hogan Patrice Fumbanks Manager Christopher Lewis Gifts & Records Pavan Singh Marjorie Johnston Patrick Reynolds Ryan Sedgwick Supervisors Associate Todd Snick Manager Manager/Librarian Joe Tucker VIP Services Peter Rosenbloom Robert Coad Supervisor INSTITUTE FOR FINANCE AND Manager Madelaine Mooney LEARNING, ACCESS AND ADMINISTRATION Megan Kasten Assistant TRAINING Isabelle C. Goossen Assistant Manager Charles Grode Vice President Individual Giving Vice President Renay Johansen Slifka Group Sales Alfred Andreychuk Cayenne Harris Executive Assistant Brian Koenig Individual Gifts Officer Director of Learning & Accounting Manager Andrea McNaughton Access Initiatives Kathryn Preston Shifra Werch Major Gifts Officer Jon Weber Controller Account Executive Renee Edlund Manager, Learning Paulette Jean Volf Box Office Annual Fund Coordinator Programs Janet Kosiba Joseph Garnett Volunteer Programs and Yoo-Jin Hong Assistant Controllers Manager Donor Events Manager, Civic Orchestra Aaron Andersen Steve Paulin Lisa McDaniel & Training Programs Senior Budget Analyst Assistant Manager Director of Volunteer Madeleine Walsh Sherrie Jackson James Krier Programs and Donor Coordinator, Learning & Payroll Manager Christie Nawrocki Events Access Programs Marianne Hahn Brett Lyons Kimberly S. Duffy Tania van Bree Accounting Manager Fernando Vega Penelope Johnson Coordinator, Access Hyon Yu John McGinnis Senior Project Managers Programs General Ledger Manager The Symphony Store Jessica Erickson ORCHESTRA AND Cynthia Maday Roberto Bravo Donor Events and BUILDING OPERATIONS Accounts Payable Manager Manager Stewardship Manager Chanda Felder Celene Mielcarek Vanessa Moss COMMUNICATIONS Payroll & Accounts Project Associate Vice President PUBLIC RELATIONS Payable Assistant Sara Swain Christina Skelley Raechel Alexander Assistant Executive Computer Services Vice President

Assistant/Production Daniel Spees Rachelle Roe

Coordinator Director Director Staff is listed as of Marc Geelhoed Douglas Bolino Christopher Slavik June 30, 2010. Coordinator, CSO Resound Client Systems Coordinator Heidi Lukas Administrator

Director Jacqueline Guy Senior Database Systems Administrator

23 TRUSTEES Debora de Hoyos Frank M. Clark Mrs. Roger B. Hull Bruce E. Clinton Officers Judith W. Istock Richard Colburn William R. Jentes Michelle L. Collins William A. Osborn Paul R. Judy Ellen M. Costello Chairman Morris A. Kaplan Charles Douglas Paul C. Gignilliat Richard B. Kapnick James B. Fadim Chester A. Gougis Donald G. Kempf, Jr. David W. Fox, Jr. Judith W. McCue George D. Kennedy Joseph B. Glossberg Jane DiRenzo Pigott Mrs. John C. Kern Richard C. Godfrey David B. Speer John A. Koten Thomas M. Goldstein Vice Chairmen Fred A. Krehbiel William A. Goldstein Jay L. Henderson Charles A. Lewis *Karen Goodyear Vice Chairman and Treasurer Eva F. Lichtenberg Mary Louise Gorno Deborah F. Rutter John S. Lillard Joyce T. Green President Donald G. Lubin Mary Winton Green Nicole Love James W. Mabie Joseph A. Gregoire Secretary R. Eden Martin Anne Dias Griffin Isabelle Goossen Arthur C. Martinez Dietrich Gross Assistant Treasurer Judith W. McCue David P. Hackett Peggy Titterington Lester H. McKeever John H. Hart Vice President for Development William W. McKittrick Jay L. Henderson The Honorable Richard M. Daley Newton N. Minow *Cheryl Istvan The Honorable Patrick J. Quinn John D. Nichols Cheryle R. Jackson Honorary Co-Chairmen James J. O'Connor David A. Kipper William A. Osborn Robert Kohl Honorary Trustees Mrs. Albert Pawlick *Joseph Konen Jane DiRenzo Pigott Josef Lakonishok

Richard Pigott John Livingston Lord John Browne of Madingley Robert A. Pritzker C.H. Randolph Lyon Maggie C. Daley Mrs. Neil K. Quinn John F. Manley Lady Valerie Solti John M. Richman Ling Z. Markovitz

John W. Rogers, Jr. Peter D. McDonald Life Trustees Mrs. Ward C. Rogers Alfred L. McDougal

Frank A. Rossi David E. McNeel Mrs. A. Watson Armour III* Cynthia M. Sargent John M. Pratt Mrs. Robert A. Beatty John R. Schmidt Dr. Irwin Press Marshall Bennett Irving Seaman, Jr. James Reynolds, Jr. Arnold M. Berlin Thomas C. Sheffield, Jr. Nobert G. Riedel Mrs. William A. Boone Robert C. Spoerri Alexander I. Rorke Mrs. Robert Borwell* William C. Steinmetz Jerry Rose William G. Brown Carl W. Stern Earl J. Rusnak, Jr. Dean L. Buntrock Richard J. Stern *Deborah F. Rutter Robert N. Burt Roger W. Stone Gloria Santona Richard H. Cooper William H. Strong Alejandro Silva James S. Crown Louis C. Sudler, Jr. Rita Simó Mrs. Robert Crown Richard L. Thomas Raymond Skilling Anthony T. Dean Richard P. Toft Scott C. Smith John A. Edwardson Mrs. Howard J. Trienens* David B. Speer Sidney Epstein James Weiss Russ M. Strobel Thomas J. Eyerman Peggy Y. Thomson David W. Fox *Deceased Charles A. Tribbett Richard J. Franke Penny Van Horn Cyrus F. Freidheim, Jr. Trustees Sona Wang H. Laurance Fuller Eric E. Whitaker, MD MPH Mrs. Robert W. Galvin William Adams IV Paul Wiggin Paul C. Gignilliat James L. Alexander Helen Zell Howard L. Gottlieb Anthony K. Anderson Mrs. Richard H. Gottlieb Douglas J. Bade *Ex Officio Trustee Chester A. Gougis Melvyn Bergstein Richard Gray Wayne D. Boberg J. Parker Hall III Laurence O. Booth Joan W. Harris Matthew Bucksbaum Thomas C. Heagy Gregory C. Case Ben W. Heineman

24 Governing Members Tomás Bissonnette Mrs. Samuel H. Ellis Executive Committee Patricia Buehler Blankenship Mrs. Victor Elting III Mrs. Judith Blau Mr. Charles Emmons, Jr.

Mr. Merrill Blau Mrs. Janice Engle Joseph A. Konen Dr. Phyllis C. Bleck Cynthia Graly Esler Chairman Mrs. Ted C. Bloch Mary Kay Eyerman James Borovsky Mrs. George Bodeen Dr. Marilyn D. Ezri Immediate Past Chairman James G. Borovsky Melissa Sage Fadim R. John Aalbregtse James H. Bowhay William Farley Vice Chairman of the Annual Fund John D. Bramsen Joe Feldman Thomas Campbell Roderick Branch James F. Feldstein Vice Chairman of Nominations and Mrs. S. Powell Bridges Harve A. Ferrill Membership Mrs. Kenneth A. Bro Mrs. Wayne J. Fickinger Christine Pope Mrs. Roger O. Brown Ms. Constance Filling Vice Chairman of Special Events Mrs. William G. Brown Mrs. Stephen I. Finney Karen Zupko Mrs. DeWitt W. Buchanan, Jr.* Ms. Hope Flack Vice Chairman of Member Engagement Samuel Buchsbaum Peter Foreman

Robert J. Buford Mrs. Adrian Radmore Foster Past Chairmen Mrs. Dean L. Buntrock Rhoda Lea Frank

Leslie Henner Burns Mrs. Zollie S. Frank James G. Borovsky, 2007-2009 Mrs. Robert H. Burnside Richard M. Franklin Earl J. Rusnak, Jr., 2005-2007 Lynn C. Burt Mr. Paul E. Freehling Carol S. Hays, 2003-2005 Elizabeth Nolan Buzard Mrs. Cyrus F. Freidheim, Jr. Roger Plummer, 2001-2003 Lutgart Calcote Philip M. Friedmann Willie Dooley, 1999-2001 Thomas Campbell Robert W. Galvin William A. Goldstein, 1997-1999 Dr. Michael J. Carbon William E. Gardner Diane S. Karzas, 1994-1997 Claude E. Carr Malcolm Gaynor Robert W. Turner, 1992-1994 Molly Carroll Lynn Gendleman

Mrs. Laurence A. Carton Dr. Mark Gendleman Governing Members Mrs. Hammond Chaffetz Rabbi Gary S. Gerson Mrs. Henry T. Chandler Isak V. Gerson Dora J. Aalbregtse Bill Cheeseman Dr. Bernardino Ghetti R. John Aalbregtse Mrs. William C. Childs Mrs. Willard Gidwitz Katherine A. Abelson Frank Cicero, Jr. Mrs. Paul C. Gignilliat Duffie A. Adelson Marcia S. Cohn Jerome Gilson Robert A. Alsaker Robin Tennant Colburn John Giura Megan P. Anderson Lewis Collens Mr. James J. Glasser Mrs. Ruth T. Anderson Mrs. Jane B. Colman Jonathan Glossberg Sharon Angell Mrs. Earle M. Combs III Mrs. Madeleine Glossberg Dr. Edward L. Applebaum Patricia Cox Norman M. Gold Bob Arthur Mrs. William A. Crane Mrs. Judy Goldberg Mrs. Donald L. Asher Mari Hatzenbuehler Craven Mrs. Mary Anne Goldberg Ms. Kaye B. Aurigemma Dewey B. Crawford Mrs. Marvin S. Goldsmith Mrs. Nicholas C. Babson Mr. Richard Cremieux Alfred G. Goldstein Robert H. Bacon, Jr. Carole Crosby Anne Goldstein Dr. Richard K. Baer Rebecca E. Crown Jerry A. Goldstone James Ball Dr. Christopher L. Culp Marcia Goltermann Mara Mills Barker Mrs. Robert J. Darnall Bruce K. Goodman Mr. James J. Barnes Dr. Tapas K. Das Gupta Mrs. William M. Goodyear, Jr. Thomas Baron Mrs. Robert O. Delaney* Carol Renshaw Grant Sherry S. Barrat Mr. Duane M. DesParte Mrs. Hanna H. Gray Mrs. Harold Barron Judith DeStefano Mary L. Gray Roger S. Baskes Owen Deutsch Dr. Jerri Greer Robert H. Baum Annette G. Dezelan John P. Grube Robert A. Beatty, M.D. David A. Dezelan Ernest A. Grunsfeld III Mrs. Tamara Beeler Mrs. William F. Dooley James P. Grusecki George Bell Sara L. Downey Mrs. Paul W. Guenzel S. Celine Bendy Timothy A. Duffy Joel R. Guillory, Jr., M.D. Edward H. Bennett III Dr. George Dunea Dr. John W. Gustaitis, Jr. Mrs. Marshall Bennett Mrs. Charles M. Dykema Mrs. William N. Guthrie Mrs. James F. Beré Mrs. Arthur Edelstein Lynne R. Haarlow Ms. Meta Berger Edward B. Effrein Mrs. Ernst A. Häberli D. Theodore Berghorst Mr. Richard Elden Benjamin Halperin Ann R. Berlin Mrs. Richard Elden Madeline Halpern Robert L. Berner, Jr.

25 Joel L. Handelman John C. Kern Thomas W. Merritt, Jr. Mrs. Albert C. Hanna Mr. William K. Ketchum Mr. Thomas Menn Mrs. William A. Hark Elizabeth I. Keyser Mrs. Newton N. Minow Mrs. Caryn Harris Laura King Dr. Toni-Marie Montgomery Mr. King Harris Richard Kiphart Dr. Emilie Morphew James W. Haugh Barbara Levy Kipper Mrs. William L. Morrison Thomas Haynes John E. Kirkpatrick Dr. Virginia Mullin Mrs. Joseph Andrew Hays Carol Evans Klenk Mr. Herbert F. Munsterman Mr. Joseph Andrew Hays Thomas Knauff Daniel R. Murray James B. Heaton III Mrs. Harriet Koehler R. Michael Murray, Jr. Patricia Herrmann Heestand Mrs. Robert D. Kolar Mrs. Ray E. Newton, Jr. James Raymond Helbert* Timothy S. Kolly Edward A. Nieminen Mrs. Mary Mako Helbert Sanfred Koltun Dr. Zehava L. Noah Bob Helman Joseph A. Konen Kenneth R. Norgan Dr. Arthur Herbst Mrs. Judith Konen Mrs. Richard M. Norton Marlene Kovar Hersh F. Maximilian Kort Mrs. Jean Nussbaum Seymour I. “Sonny” Hersh Dr. Michael Krco Martha C. Nussbaum Jeffrey W. Hesse Mary Beth Kretz Mrs. James J. O’Connor Mrs. Thea Flaum Hill Mrs. Alan Kubicka Ms. Patricia F. O’Connor Mrs. Mary P. Hines Mrs. James R. Lancaster Shelley Ochab Rev. Melinda Hinners-Waldie Mrs. Gerald R. Lanz Mrs. Norman L. Olson Joan Hoatson Mr. Jules M. Laser Joy O’Malley Mrs. Myron Hokin Mr. Richard S. Lauter Thomas Orlando Wayne J. Holman III Mrs. Samuel T. Lawton, Jr. Mr. Gerald A. Ostermann Fred H. Holubow Dr. John G. Lease James J. O’Sullivan, Jr. Mr. James D. Holzhauer Phillip Lehrman Mrs. Richard C. Oughton Janice L. Honigberg Eleanor Leichenko Susan Patten Joel D. Honigberg Jeffrey Lennard William George Paulick, Jr.* Mrs. Nancy A. Horner Richard F. Levy Mr. Harold E. Pendexter, Jr. Mrs. Arnold Horween, Jr. Dr. Gregory M. Lewis Mrs. Richard S. Pepper Frances G. Horwich Dr. Philip R. Liebson Ms. Jean Perkins Mrs. Ruth P. Horwich Mrs. Robert R. Lipsky Mr. Michael A. Perlstein Mrs. Lawrence Howe Mrs. Patricia M. Livingston Mr. Seymour H. Persky Mrs. Peter H. Huizenga Mr. John S. Lizzadro, Sr. Dr. William Peruzzi Gregory W. Hummel James R. Loewenberg Ellard Pfaelzer, Jr. Mrs. Thomas B. Hunter III Renee Logan Mrs. Thomas F. Pick Elizabeth Hurley Richard A. Loundy Mark Pierce Craig T. Ingram Michelle Lozins Stanley M. Pillman Verne G. Istock Amy Lubin Virginia Johnson Pillman Nancy Witte Jacobs William J. Lutz Mrs. Theodore Pincus Michael A. Janiszewski Mrs. Barry L. MacLean Robert Pinkert Edgar D. Jannotta Samuel Magad Curt G. Pinnell, Jr. Brooke D. Jensen Peter Magnani Mrs. Edward M. Pinsof Justine D. Jentes Arthur G. Maling Dr. Rhoda Pomerantz Mrs. William R. Jentes Mrs. Jerome Mandell Mr. Michael Pope Mrs. Clarence E. Johnson E. Barry Mansur Mr. Ric J. Potenz George E. Johnson Mrs. Irl H. Marshall, Jr. Dr. Rollin R. Potter Stephanie D. Jones Robert L. Marth, Jr. Carol Prins Mr. Edward T. Joyce Patrick A. Martin Col. James N. Pritzker, Ret. Loretta Julian James Matson Gordon S. Prussian Mrs. Carol K. Kaplan Marianne Mayer John W. Puth Ms. Dolores Kohl Kaplan John McCartney Dr. Sondra C. Rabin Jared Kaplan Howard M. McCue III Mrs. Barbara Rahal Claudia Norris Kapnick Dr. James L. McGee Ms. Diana M. Rauner Mrs. Byron C. Karzas Dr. John P. McGee II Susan Regenstein Marie Kaufman William A. McIntosh Mary Thomson Renner Don Kaul Mr. George C. McKann Merle Reskin Mrs. Susie Forstmann Kealy Mrs. Lester H. McKeever James T. Rhind M. David Keil John A. McKenna Dr. Shelby D. Rifkin Molly Keller Mrs. Peter McKinney Burton R. Rissman Gaynor Kelley Mrs. William W. McKittrick J. Timothy Ritchie William K. Kellogg III Mrs. C. Bruce McLagan Mr. John H. Roberts Nancy Kempf Mrs. James M. McMullan Helen M. Roper Rebecca H. Kempton Mr. Egon J. Menker Burton X. Rosenberg

26 Dr. Ricardo Rosenkranz Mrs. David H. Stremmel Martin Zimmerman Mrs. Ben Jay Rosenthal Geoffrey L. Stringer Karen Zupko Mr. Russ W. Rosenzweig Harvey J. Struthers, Jr. Anonymous (1) H. Jay Rothenberg, M.D. Robert D. Stuart, Jr. Norman J. Rubash Patricia Study *Deceased Roberta H. Rubin Cheryl Sturm Mrs. Myron Rubnitz Sean Susanin Institute for Learning, Robert Rudolph Mrs. Gloria B. Telander Access and Training Sandra K. Rusnak Dr. David Terman

Mary Ryan Dianne R. Tesler Board Mrs. Patrick G. Ryan Liisa M. Thomas

Richard O. Ryan Mrs. Richard L. Thomas Judith W. McCue William Ryan David A. Thomson Chair Mrs. Norman K. Sackar Dr. Robert Thomson Robert Kohl Robert E. Sargent* Scott Thomson Vice Chair Yolanda Saul Joan Thron Lisa Hayden Ms. Inez Saunders Mrs. Ray S. Tittle, Jr. Secretary David Savner William Robert Tobey, Jr. Judy A. Bundra, Ph.D. Libby Savner James M. Trapp David A. Donovan Karla Scherer Mr. Richard Tribble Cheryl M. Francis John I. Schlossman Robert W. Turner Joyce T. Green Mrs. F. Eugene Schmitt Marie Haddad Tyler Mary Winton Green Mrs. David E. Scholl Mrs. Edgar J. Uihlein H. John Livingston Mrs. Charles E. Schroeder Zalman Usiskin Ling Z. Markovitz Dr. Penny Bender Sebring Mrs. James D. Vail III Alfred McDougal Matt Sekerke Mrs. Virginia C. Vale Toni-Marie Montgomery Mrs. Richard J.L. Senior Mark vanGorder, M.D. Álvaro R. Obregón Mrs. Jack Shaffer Mr. John E. Van Horn Earl J. Rusnak, Jr. Mrs. Thomas C. Sheffield, Jr. Mrs. Peter E. Van Nice Simon Stephenson Richard W. Shepro Mrs. Herbert A. Vance Penelope Van Horn Morrell McK. Shoemaker, Jr. William C. Vance Paul Wiggin Alyce K. Sigler Mr. Peter Vardy

Mrs. Linda B. Simon Vincent E. Villinski Mrs. Jackson W. Smart, Jr. Darcy Lynn Walker Ex-officio Members Charles F. Smith Bernard T. Wall Mr. J. Clarke Smith Dr. Kathleen Ward Roger Cline Dr. Patricia Smith-Pierce Mrs. Roy I. Warshawsky Charles Grode Mrs. Ralph Smykal Gwenyth B. Warton Stephen Lester Glenn Solsrud Mr. Paul S. Watford David Roche, Ph.D. Mrs. Joseph Sondheimer Dr. Catherine L. Webb Deborah F. Rutter O.J. Sopranos Mrs. Morris S. Weeden Mrs. James Cavanaugh Spain Mrs. Jacob Weglarz Development Volunteers Audrey Spiegel Joan M. Wegner Edward J. Spiegel Mrs. Joseph M. Weil, Jr. Scott C. Smith William D. Staley Ann Dow Weinberg Chair, Development Committee Mrs. William D. Staley Mrs. June Weinstein Mrs. Robert A. Beatty Mr. John R. Stanek Samuel Weisbard Chair, Board Development Committee Mrs. Jack Stein Mr. Robert G. Weiss Paul C. Gignilliat Greg M. Steinberg Mrs. Bert L. Weller Judith A. Istock Mrs. Manfred Steinfeld Joan Sulzer Werhane Co-Chairman, Annual Fund Campaign Mrs. William C. Steinmetz H. Blair White Joseph B. Glossberg Mrs. Richard J. Stern Mrs. William T. White, Jr.* Judy C. Petty Bruce Stevens Mrs. Tamara Wilkow Co-Chairman, Theodore Thomas Society Lisbeth Stiffel Mr. Robert Wislow Dora and John Aalbregtse Frederick H. Stitt Mrs. Arnold R. Wolff Katherine A. Abelson and Robert J. Cornell Alan Stone Mr. Michael G. Woll Elisabeth Adams Sherwin J. Stone Dr. Hak Wong Duffie A. Adelson Ellen Stone-Belic Courtenay R. Wood James L. Alexander and Curtis D. Drayer Josie Strauss Michael H. Woolever Robert A. Alsaker Ms. Debbie K. Wright Dr. Edward L. Applebaum Mrs. George B. Young Lorraine Marie Arbetter Dr. Robert G. Zadylak Barbara Asner Luise Baldin Rena Ballard Katie Barber

27 Sherry Barrat Marcy Gookin Virginia Johnson Pillman Audrey Bartlow Mrs. Richard H. Gottlieb Mary Plauché Dr. & Mrs. Robert A. Beatty Howard L. Gottlieb and Jill Pollock Nancy Berman Ms. Barbara Greis Christine Pope Rebecca Besser Chester A. Gougis and Shelley Ochab John M. Pratt Dr. Phyllis C. Bleck Dr. Jerri E. Greer Andra Press James G. Borovsky Lynne Haarlow Leigh Ann Prine-Herman Mrs. Robert C. Borwell* David P. Hackett Elizabeth Pruett James H. Bowhay Judy Harris Mr. & Mrs. N. K. Quinn Charlotte Brauer Julia Harris Scott Rafferty Cindy Bromelmeier Julie Harron John and Priscilla Richman Wannetta Brooks John Hart and Carol Prins Dr. Norbert Riedel Carol Brosk Jay L. Henderson Jerry Rose Matthew and Kay Bucksbaum Nancy Hensel Mrs. Ben Jay Rosenthal Jeanette Buerk Marlene Kovar Hersh Mr. Russ W. Rosenzweig Jennifer Bumbu Marty Higgins Roberta H. Rubin Leslie Henner Burns Janice Holling Lisa Walker Rudnick Jetta Bushonville JT Huang Sandra and Earl J. Rusnak, Jr. Ebonie Caldwell Mark and Elizabeth Hurley Rosemary Ryan Thomas Campbell Cheryl Istvan Ruthie Ryan Mamie Case Ken and Lori Julian Cynthia M. Sargent Kenneth Chin Jared Kaplan Joshua Sauvageau Frank M. Clark Morris A. Kaplan John Schmidt and Janet Gilboy Bruce and Martha Clinton Diane and Byron Karzas Kate Shaffer Michelle Collins Nancy Kempf Paula Shevick Diane Collison Anne and John Kern Amelia Silva Ms. Florence Connelly Robert Kohl Elitsa Slaneva Sharon Conway Timothy S. Kolly Alla Slavin Anna Cooper-Stanton Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Konen Dr. Patricia Smith-Pierce Lisa Cotten Dorothy Laudati Mary Jane Jones Smythe Howard Courtney Carol Lennox Stella Sokolovskaya Madlyn Daniel Charles A. Lewis and Steve Solomon Terry Darrah Penny Bender Sebring Margo Sorgman Becky Davits John and Dawn Livingston Mr. & Mrs. David B. Speer Martha Davits Jim and Kay Mabie Edward J. Spiegel Annette G. Dezelan Romana Malinowski Elizabeth Stein David A. Donovan Ling Z. Markovitz Susan Stein Sonya Doumanian Patrick A. Martin Bill Steinmetz Mira Dragisic Michelle Harryman Marvin Mr. & Mrs. Russ M. Strobel Allan Drebin James Matson Mr. & Mrs. William H. Strong Kristyna Pellouchoud Driehaus Sonia McArdle Cheryl Sturm Timothy A. Duffy James McCormick Brant Taylor Ruth Duncanson Judy and Scott McCue Liisa M. Thomas John A. Edwardson Mr. Peter D. McDonald Mr. & Mrs. Richard Thomas Linda Eisenhauer Pam McGaan Peggy Y. Thomson Ashley Elskus Patty McGrath Sue Tice Mrs. Victor Elting III Carolynn McNally Mr. & Mrs. John E. Van Horn Mr. Charles Emmons, Jr. Mr. David E. McNeel Aubrey Wagner Barbara Engel Heather McWilliams Michael Wehling Hazel Fackler Mimi Murley Roberta Weinsheimer James B. Fadim Mr. & Mrs. C. Lydon Neumann Paul Wiggin Joe Feldman Alexandra and John Nichols Elizabeth Williams Elizabeth Foster Susan B. Noyes Elizabeth Wrede Mr. Paul E. Freehling Álvaro R. Obregón Sel Yackley Mrs. Cyrus F. Freidheim, Jr. Soterrana Ocampo Rosy Yeretsian Ellen and Paul Gignilliat Thomas Orlando Ava Harth Youngblood Carol Gilbertson Cathy and Bill Osborn Helen Zell Paul Gilkerson Elizabeth A. Parker Karen Zupko Joe and Madeleine Glossberg Mr. & Mrs. Albert Pawlick Barbara Zutovsky Richard C. Godfrey and Alice Godfrey Mary Pearlman Judy and Bill Goldberg Judy Petty Mary Anne Goldberg Sara Pfaff Anne and Bill Goldstein Karen and Dick Pigott Mr. & Mrs. William M. Goodyear, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth G. Pigott

28 Planned Giving Volunteer Programs Artistic Excellence Advisory Council The Chicago Symphony Orchestra is proud Fundraising Events to acknowledge the following individuals Joseph B. Glossberg, C.F.A., Co-Chairman for their extraordinary support of the Theodore Thomas Society and Opening Night Gala Orchestra and its artistic initiatives. Planned Giving Advisory Council October 3, 2009 Gofen and Glossberg, LLC Jane and Ken Pigott Mrs. Robert C. Borwell* William C. Weinsheimer, Chairs Dean L. and Rosemarie Buntrock Immediate Past Chairman Mayor and Mrs. Daley The Clinton Family Fund Foley & Lardner Honorary Chairs David* and Mary Winton Green Jordan C. Berger, CPA, JD Jim and Kay Mabie Schwartz Benefit Services Governing Members The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Larry D. Berning Joseph A. Konen Cathy and Bill Osborn Sidley Austin LLP Chairman, 2009–2011 Mr. & Mrs. John M. Richman Joseph R. Burden, CLU, ChFC In honor and loving memory of Northwestern Mutual Financial Network A Day at the Races Alice Welsh Skilling Marguerite H. Griffin May 8, 2009 Mr. & Mrs. William H. Strong The Northern Trust Company Christine Pope Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Thomas Quentin G. Heisler Jr., P.C. Governing Members McDermott, Will & Emery Vice Chairman of Special Events Corporate Partners Bruce E. Huey, CPA Friedman & Huey Associates LLP The League of the Chicago $250,000 – AND ABOVE Benetta Park Jenson Symphony Orchestra Association Bank of America JPMorgan Chase & Co. Cheryl Istvan Fidelity Investments Frederick R. Jolly President, 2009-2011 Northern Trust Company Harris Trust and Savings Bank United Airlines Tadd A. Lindsay Painted Violins: Bridges Between Art & Music Management Planning, Inc. $100,000 - $249,999 June 24, 2010 Kenneth F. Lorch Aon Corporation Diane Collison Hamilton Thies Lorch & Hagnell LLP Baxter International Inc Chair Howard M. McCue III BP Mary Plauché Mayer Brown LLP Citadel Group Foundation Chair David E. McNeel ComEd Audrey Bartlow Bessemer Trust Company Kirkland & Ellis LLP Co-Chair Arthur W. Murray Kraft Foods Charlotte Brauer Thomas G. Opferman PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Co-Chair Sonnenschein Nath & Rosenthal LLP

Dick Pigott $50,000 - $99,999 Corporate Night Janice E. Rodgers Abbott Fund May 18, 2010 Quarles & Brady LLC American Express Company Linda O. Neumann Anita M. Sarafa Illinois Tool Works Inc. Chair JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A. JPMorgan Chase & Co. Peter D. McDonald Gerald L. Schenk Macy's Foundation Corporate Chair Schenk, Annes, Brookman &Tepper, Ltd. Mayer Brown LLP

David Shayne Wendella Cruise Millennium Garages Holland & Knight LLP June 7, 2010 Sara Lee Foundation Charles Slamar Jr. Dianne Tesler Sidley Austin LLP Harvey J. Struthers, Jr. Chair Anonymous (1) James M. Trapp McDermott, Will & Emery Summer Associates Event $25,000 - $49,999 Mary Lee Turk June 8, 2010 Bessemer Trust Company, N.A. Levin Schreder & Carey, Ltd. Michelle Harryman Marvin Blue Cross Blue Shield of Illinois Bernard T. Wall Chair Deloitte Harrison & Held, LLP E.&J. Gallo Winery The Overture Council Ernst & Young LLP Paul Gilkerson Harris Bank President, 2009-2011 Motorola, Inc. PNC The Women’s Board Nicor Karen Goodyear Nuveen Investments President, 2009-2011 Performance Trust Capital Partners, LLC S&C Electric Company U.S. Bancorp Foundation Winston & Strawn LLP

29 $15,000 - $24,999 USG Corporation Mr. John A. Edwardson The Boeing Company Vienna Beef Mr. & Mrs. David W. Fox, Sr. McKinsey & Company, Inc. Anonymous (1) David and Alexandra Fox Molex Mrs. Zollie S. Frank Morgan Stanley The Center Stage Society Ms. Mary Louise Gorno Rackspace, Inc. of the Chicago Symphony Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C. Heagy Russell Reynolds Associates, Inc. The Rev. Melinda Hinners-Waldie William Blair & Company, LLC Orchestra and Mr. Benjamin Waldie Yamaha Corporation of America The Center Stage Society is Ben and Laura King comprised of our most generous Dr. David and Mrs. Barbara Kipper $5,000 - $14,999 donors who have made a Robert Kohl and Clark Pellett Amsted Industries Incorporated substantial financial commitment Mr. & Mrs. James R. Lancaster Building Consultants, Ltd. payable over three years. Mr. & Mrs. C. H. Randolph Lyon Chase Card Services Michael and Ling Z. Markovitz Clarion Associates, Inc. The Spotlight Club Mr. & Mrs. Peter D. McDonald Federated Group, Inc. ($150,000+) Karen and Dick Pigott Fellowes, Inc. Randy and Melvin Berlin Mr. & Mrs. John Pratt W.W. Grainger, Inc. Dean L. and Rosemarie Buntrock Diana and Bruce Rauner InterPark Nancy and Larry Fuller The Regenstein Foundation Kinder Morgan Mr. & Mrs. Paul C. Gignilliat Dr. Norbert Riedel and Dr. Loan Tran Navistar, Inc. Chet Gougis and Shelley Ochab Jerry Rose Pasquinelli Construction Company Mary Winton Green Patrick G. and Shirley W. Ryan R. Crusoe & Son Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth C. Griffin Mr. John Schmidt and Dr. Janet Gilboy Sahara Enterprises, Inc. Joseph and Judith Konen Mr. & Mrs. David Speer Steinway of Chicago Mr. & Mrs. James M. McMullan Bill and Orli Staley Foundation Stepan Company Alexandra and John Nichols Carl W. Stern and Holly Hayes-Stern United Conveyor Corporation Cathy and Bill Osborn Roger and Susan Stone Family Foundation Vance Publishing Corporation Anonymous (1) Pam and Russ Strobel The Walgreen Company Mr. & Mrs. Richard P. Toft Anonymous (1) The Bravo Club Mr. & Mrs. John E. Van Horn ($100,000+) $1,000 - $4,999 Mrs. Robert C. Borwell* Individual Support Rhoda Lea and Henry S. Frank Advent Systems, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Joseph B. Glossberg Albany Bank & Trust Company IMPRESARIO ($100,000 AND ABOVE) Richard and Alice Godfrey Allied Barton Security Services Mrs. A. Watson Armour III* Richard and Mary L. Gray American Agricultural Insurance Co. Randy and Melvin Berlin John H. Hart and Carol Prins Asher, Gittler, Greenfield & D'Alba, Ltd. Ruth Dunbar Davee / The Davee Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Andrew Hays BBJ Linen Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Jay L. Henderson Central Building & Preservation L.P. Mr. & Mrs. Paul C. Gignilliat Lewis-Sebring Family Foundation Corporation for International Business Mr. & Mrs. Judson C. Green Jim and Kay Mabie Davidson Kempner Capital Management Mr. & Mrs. Dietrich M. Gross Dr. & Mrs. Irwin Press Diemand Printing Company Irving Harris Foundation, Joan W. Harris Mr. & Mrs. John M. Richman Draper and Kramer Incorporated Margot and Josef Lakonishok Sandra and Earl Rusnak, Jr. DS&P Insurance Services, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. William A. Osborn

Elk Grove Graphics Sandra and Earl Rusnak, Jr. The Ovation Club GKN North America Services, Inc. Mrs. Rose Shure ($50,000) GoodSmith Gregg & Unruh LLP Anonymous (4) Dora J. and R. John Aalbregtse Handler Thayer LLP Mr. & Mrs. William Adams IV Imperial Lighting Maintenance Co. ($50,000 - $99,999) Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Anderson Italian Village Restaurants Dean L. and Rosemarie Buntrock Mrs. Ruth T. Anderson Musicaevita Nancy and Larry Fuller Julie and Roger Baskes Odell Hicks & Company, LLC Mr. & Mrs. John Giura Mr. & Mrs. Melvyn Bergstein Old Republic International Corporation Richard and Alice Godfrey William and Karen Boyd Robert Bosch Tool Corporation Chet Gougis and Shelley Ochab Matthew and Kay Bucksbaum Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc. Mary Winton Green Mr. & Mrs. Gregory C. Case The Segal Company Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth C. Griffin Joyce Chelberg Shepherd Communications LLC Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C. Heagy Mr. & Mrs. Frank M. Clark The Law Offices of Mr. & Mrs. Verne G. Istock Ms. Michelle Collins Jonathan N. Sherwell The Kapnick Family The Crown Family Shure Incorporated Joseph and Judith Konen Ms. Debora de Hoyos and Tukman Grossman Capital Management, Inc. League of the Chicago Mr. Walter Carlson United Fulfillment, Inc. Symphony Orchestra Association Mr. & Mrs. Charles W. Douglas Jim and Kay Mabie Dr. George Dunea and Judith W. and Howard M. McCue III Dr. Sally Dunea

30 Alexandra and John Nichols Mr. & Mrs. Melvyn Bergstein Mr. & Mrs. Richard P. Toft Robert E.* and Cynthia M. Sargent Joyce Chelberg Howard and Paula* Trienens Barbara and Barre Seid Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Frank M. Clark Mr. & Mrs. John E. Van Horn Anonymous (3) Mr. Jerry J. Critser Anonymous (1) Dr. Christopher Culp MUSIC DIRECTOR ($35,000 - $49,999) Dancing Skies Foundation PRESIDENT'S CIRCLE Mrs. Arthur Edelstein Ms. Debora de Hoyos and ($10,000 - $14,999) Mr. & Mrs. James B. Fadim Mr. Walter Carlson Dora J. and R. John Aalbregtse Ms. Sonia Florian Mr. & Mrs. David A. Donovan Mr. & Mrs. Robert Arthur Mr. & Mrs. Joseph B. Glossberg Mr. & Mrs. Charles W. Douglas Douglas and Suzanne Krieger Bade Richard and Mary L. Gray Mr. John A. Edwardson Arlene and Marshall Bennett John H. Hart and Carol Prins Sidney Epstein and Mr. Henry Berghoef Mr. & Mrs. Jay L. Henderson Sondra Berman Epstein Mr. & Mrs. D. Theodore Berghorst Lewis-Sebring Family Foundation David and Alexandra Fox Wayne D. and Nancy M. Boberg Nancy Lauter McDougal and Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Goldstein Mrs. Florence Boone Alfred L. McDougal Mary Louise Gorno Patricia and Laurence Booth Andra and Irwin Press Dr. Jerri E. Greer Mr. & Mrs. Roger O. Brown Mr. & Mrs. John M. Richman Mrs. Betty Guttman Mr. & Mrs. William Gardner Brown Mr. & Mrs. Irving Seaman, Jr. Evangeline R. Haarlow, in memory of Mrs. Robert H. Burnside Zell Family Foundation A. William Haarlow III Dr. & Mrs. Michael Carbon Mr. Collier Hands Ms. Ellen Costello and Mr. Michael Judge ($25,000 - $34,999) Marguerite DeLany Hark Mr. Philip Darling Mr. & Mrs. William Adams IV The Rev. Melinda Hinners-Waldie and Christy and Tom Donohue Sharon and Charles Angell Mr. Benjamin Waldie Dr. George Dunea and Dr. Sally Dunea Arnie and Ann Berlin Pamela Kelley Hull/Roger B. Hull Mr. & Mrs. Samuel H. Ellis Mrs. Robert C. Borwell* Ms. Patricia Hyde Cathy and Joe Feldman Matthew and Kay Bucksbaum Mr. & Mrs. Robert Judelson Ginny and Peter Foreman Mr. & Mrs. Gregory C. Case Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth A. Julian Dr. & Mrs. Mark Gendleman Bruce and Martha Clinton, Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP, Mrs. Willard Gidwitz on behalf of The Clinton Family Fund in memory of Gerald Penner Mrs. Richard H. Gottlieb Ms. Michelle L. Collins Nancy and Donald Kempf Mr. & Mrs. David Hackett Mrs. Frances Comer Dr. David and Mrs. Barbara Kipper Harris Family Foundation Mr. & Mrs. David W. Fox, Sr. Robert Kohl and Clark Pellett Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Andrew Hays Rhoda Lea and Henry S. Frank Cathie and Jack Koten Mr. & Mrs. R. Helmholz Mrs. Zollie S. Frank Mr. & Mrs. James Lancaster Mrs. Myron Hokin William A. and Anne Goldstein Jim and SuAnne Lopata Janice L. Honigberg and John A. Hedges Mr. & Mrs. William Jentes Mr. & Mrs. C. H. Randolph Lyon Clarence and Shirley Johnson Ben and Laura King Mr. & Mrs. Peter D. McDonald Dolores Kohl Kaplan and Morris A. Kaplan Ling Z. and Michael C. Markovitz Mr. & Mrs. William McKittrick Mr. & Mrs. George Kennedy Daniel R. Murray Mr. David E. McNeel Kay and Fred Krehbiel Mr. & Mrs. Albert Pawlick Karen and Dick Pigott Mr. Leonard Lavin Marjorie Adler Reed Mr. & Mrs. John Pratt Dr. & Mrs. Edmund Lewis Susan Regenstein Diana and Bruce Rauner Mr. & Mrs. John Lillard Dr. Petra and Mr. Randy O. Rissman Mr. & Mrs. James Reynolds, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. H. John Livingston Mrs. Ward Rogers Dr. Norbert Riedel and Make It Better Mr. & Mrs. Alejandro Silva Dr. Loan Tran Mr. & Mrs. E. Barry Mansur In honor and loving memory of Mr. John W. Rogers, Jr. Bill McIntosh Alice Welsh Skilling Mr. & Mrs. Alexander Rorke Mr. & Mrs. Lester McKeever Mr. & Mrs. Scott C. Smith Jerry Rose Richard Morrow and Jeanne Hutchinson Walter and Kathleen Snodell Deborah F. Rutter and Peter Ellefson Mr.& Mrs.* Robert Pinkert Mr. & Mrs. David Speer Patrick G. and Mr. & Mrs. Curt G. Pinnell Mr. & Mrs. William Steinmetz Shirley W. Ryan Foundation Claire and Gordon Prussian Roger and Susan Stone Mr. John Schmidt and Mr.& Mrs. Burton X. Rosenberg Family Foundation Dr. Janet Gilboy Louis F. Rosenthal and Sharon Faigin Pam and Russ Strobel Mr. & Mrs. Jack Shaffer Ms. Gloria Santona Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Thomas Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C. Sheffield Karla Scherer and Harve Ferrill The George L. Shields Dana and Dalyne Shinneman MAESTRO'S CIRCLE Foundation,Inc. Edward and Audrey Spiegel ($15,000 - $24,999) Michael and Linda Simon Mr. & Mrs. Richard Stern Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Anderson Ida N. Sondheimer & Family, Mr. Charles Tribbett and Ms. Lisa Brown Mrs. Ruth T. Anderson in memory of Joseph Sondheimer Mrs. Dorothy Vance Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. Bacon, Jr. Bill and Orli Staley Foundation Mr. & Mrs. William C. Vance Julie and Roger Baskes Carl W. Stern and Holly Hayes-Stern Drs. Eric and Cheryl Whitaker Robert H. Baum and MaryBeth Kretz Liz Stiffel Mrs. Tamara Wilkow

31 Ann S. Wolff Dr. & Mrs. Robert A. Beatty Mr. & Mrs. W. K. Ketchum Anonymous (2) Mr. Lawrence Belles Mrs. Elizabeth Keyser Mrs. James F. Beré Susan and Richard Kiphart PRINCIPAL CHAIR James and Cynthia Bowhay Mrs. Harold Klatz ($7,500 - $9,999) Mr. & Mrs. John Bramsen Ferdinand and Bernadette Korndorf Alexander and Alexander John D. and Leslie Henner Burns Alan and Nancy Kubicka Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Berner, Jr. Elizabeth and Kevin Buzard Dr.* and Mrs. H. Leichenko Merrill and Judy Blau Ms. Lutgart Calcote Ms. Betsy Levin and Mr. Martin Krasnitz William and Karen Boyd Mr. William Capraro, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Paul Lieberman Henry and Gilda Buchbinder Mrs. Ann S. Carton Mrs. Mary Lou Linnen Robert J. Buford E. and V. Combs Foundation Nancy S. Lipsky Annette and David Dezelan Mary Ellen Cooney and Ken Higgins Diane and William F. Lloyd Lyn Goldstein Mr. & Mrs. William A. Crane Mr. Richard Loewenthal, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. William M. Goodyear, Jr. Mari Hatzenbuehler Craven Mr. & Mrs. Barry MacLean Mr. & Mrs. William N. Guthrie Ms. Barbara Curran Mrs. Irl H. Marshall, Jr. Janet and Bob Helman Dr. & Mrs. Tapas K. Das Gupta Robert and Judy Marth David Herro and Jay Franke Miss Inge de la Camp Marcus and Pauline McEwen Mr. & Mrs. Wayne J. Holman III Duane M. DesParte and Charles A. Moore Fred and Sandra Holubow John C. Schneider Mr. & Mrs. Robert S. Murley Mr. & Mrs. Peter Huizenga Mr. & Mrs. William Dooley Edward and Gayla Nieminen Mr. & Mrs. Edward Kaplan/ Dr. & Mrs. James Downey Kenneth R. Norgan Kaplan Foundation Mrs. Charles Dykema James J. and Ellen O'Connor Susie Forstmann Kealy Mr. & Mrs. Richard Elden Mr. & Mrs. James O'Sullivan, Jr. William Kellogg III Enivar Charitable Fund Mrs. China I. Oughton Anne and John Kern James D. Ericson Harold E. and Marcia A. Pendexter, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Sanfred Koltun Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Fickinger Mr. Seymour Persky Peter and Susan Krupp Henry and Frances Fogel Sue N. and Thomas F. Pick Dr. Eva Lichtenberg and Dr. Arnold Tobin Mr. & Mrs. Willard Fraumann Ms. Kathleen Picken Mr. & Mrs. James Loewenberg Susan and Paul Freehling Mrs. Edward M. Pinsof The Malott Family Mr. & Mrs. Cyrus Freidheim, Jr. Christine and Michael Pope Dr. Emilie Morphew Ms. Ginger Gassel Col. (IL) J. N. Pritzker, IL ARNG (Ret.) Kate and William Morrison Mr. & Mrs. James J. Glasser Mr. & Mrs. John Puth David and Dolores Nelson Jeannette and Jerry Goldstone Mr. & Mrs. Neil K. Quinn Ms. Martha Nussbaum Hanna H. Gray John and Mary Raitt Mr. & Mrs. Richard S. Pepper Mr. & Mrs. Melvin Gray J. Timothy Ritchie Mr. Robert Peterson Byron and Maryann Gregory Roberts Family Foundation Stanley M. and Virginia Johnson Pillman Mr. & Mrs. James Grusecki Mr. & Mrs. Frank A. Rossi Mary and Joseph Plauché In Honor of Bertha Haeberli Mrs. Donald Roth Karen and Thomas Rafter Julie and Parker Hall Ms. Roberta H. Rubin Mr. Richard Ryan Madeline and Richard Halpern Robert and Sheila Rudolph Drs. Rudy Sabbagha Ronald and Diane Hamburger William and Mary Ryan The Earl and Brenda Sarah and Joel L. Handelman Rita and Norman Sackar Shapiro Foundation Ms. Jill B. Hartman Mr. & Mrs. David Savner Mr. & Mrs. James Cavanaugh Spain Pati and O.J. Heestand Mr. & Mrs. David M. Schiffman Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Stevens Mrs. Mary P. Hines Dr. & Mrs. Alan Schriesheim Mr. & Mrs. Sherwin Stone Richard and Jo Anne Hoffman Mr. William Selonick and Ms. Sona Wang Mrs. David H. Stremmel James and Eileen Holzhauer Mr. David and Ms. Judith L. Sensibar Dr. Cynthia M. Valukas and Mrs. Ruth Horwich Ms. Barbara Shepherd Mr. Joseph A. Kohl Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Howe Ms. Ann Silberman Mr. & Mrs. Peter Van Nice Louis and Candice Hughes Ms. Alison Snyder Mrs. Roy I. Warshawsky Ms. Frieda Ireland and Kimberly and Edward Snyder Mr. & Mrs. Jacob Weglarz Mr. Carroll Damron Robert and Emily Spoerri Warren and Anne Weisberg Mrs. Shirley Jahn Dusan Stefoski and Craig Savage Michael H. and Mary K. Woolever Ms. Justine Jentes and Ellen Stone-Belic Anonymous (2) Mr. Dan Kuruna Lawrence E. Strickling and Sydney L. Hans Mr. & Mrs. Howard Jessen Mr. & Mrs. Harvey J. Struthers, Jr. ($5,000 - $7,499) Mr. & Mrs. George Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Robert D. Stuart, Jr. Midge and Dan Anderson Maryl Johnson, M.D. Mr. Louis Sudler, Jr. Mr. Richard A. Anderson Roula and George Karcazes Mark and Andrea Amdahl Taylor Edward J. and Edith G. Andrew Larry and Marie Kaufman Mr. James Thompson Mr. & Mrs. Stuart Applebaum Doris Jean L. Keller, in memory of Mr. & Mrs. Ray S. Tittle, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Donald Asher Isaiah S. Dorfman Bill and Anne Tobey Mr. Edward M. Bakwin Gaynor and Diane Kelley Mrs. Maureen Tokar Mrs. Janet R. Bauer Mr. Jonathan Kemper Mr. Richard Tribble

32 Mark vanGorder, M.D. Mr. & Mrs. Dewey B. Crawford Professor and Mrs. E. Rasmussen Holm Peter and Lilian M. Vardy Mr. & Mrs. Richard Cremieux Mr. & Mrs. Joel Honigberg Drs. Kathleen Ward and Mark Reiter Carole Crosby Mrs. Nancy A. Horner Lynne and David B. Weinberg Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Darnall Frances and Franklin* Horwich Mr. & Mrs. Robert G. Weiss Dr. Brenda A. Darrell and Tex and Susan Hull Bert and Barbara Weller Mr. Paul S. Watford Greg and Terri Hummel Mr. & Mrs. H. Blair White Melissa and Gordon Davis Mark and Elizabeth Hurley Lisa and Paul Wiggin Mr. Guy DeBoo and Leland E. Hutchinson and Jean E. Perkins Michael G. Woll and Laura Woll Ms. Susan Franzetti Mr. Craig T. Ingram Alexander F. Zajczenko and Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Del Campo Mrs. Nancy Witte Jacobs Julie Schwertfeger Mrs. James R. DeStefano Mr. Michael A. Janiszewski Ms. Karen Zupko Owen Deutsch and Rona Talcott Joseph and Rebecca Jarabak Anonymous (13) Mr. Salvatore di Menza Catherine and Brooke D. Jensen Mr. & Mrs. Paul Dix Ms. Stephanie Jones CONCERTMASTER CIRCLE Mr. & Mrs. Timothy A. Duffy Mr. Edward T. Joyce ($3,500 - $4,999) Mr. & Mrs. Victor Elting III Jared Kaplan and Maridee Quanbeck Mr. Rolf Achilles and Ms. Pamela Morris Charles and Carol Emmons Mr. Stephen A. Kaplan In memory of Dr. & Mrs. B. H. Adelson Mrs. Janice Engle John and Kerma Karoly Megan P. and John L. Anderson Cynthia Graly Esler Dr. & Mrs. Dennis Karsh Ms. Doris Angell Anne H. Evans Mr. & Mrs. Byron C. Karzas Dr. Edward Applebaum and Dr. Eva Redei Marilyn D. Ezri, M.D. Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Kaufman Dr. & Mrs. Kent Armbruster Mr. & Mrs. William F. Farley Don Kaul and Barbara Bluhm-Kaul Ms. Marie Asbury Mr. & Mrs. James Feldstein Marilyn and David Keil Paul and Robert Ashbrook Foundation Hector Ferral, M.D. Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Keller Kaye B. Aurigemma Constance Filling and Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Kempton Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Babson Robert Hevey, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. James Klenk Dr. Richard Baer Mrs. Lois K. Finney Mrs. Harriet B. Koehler Mr. & Mrs. Walter Bandi, Jr. Ms. Hope Flack Mr. & Mrs. Robert D. Kolar Mr. & Mrs. James J. Barnes Mr. Leonard Foxman Timothy S. Kolly Mr. Thomas Baron Mr. & Mrs. Richard Franklin F. Maximilian and Kim W. Kort Sherry Barrat Don E. Funk and Kimberly Thurston Dr. Michael Krco Roberta and Harold S. Barron Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert Gavlin Drs. Vinay and Raminder Kumar Jeff and Beth Bauer Judy and Mickey Gaynor Mrs. Samuel T. Lawton, Jr. Mrs. Tamara Beeler Rabbi Gary S. Gerson and Dr. John G. Lease George Bell Dr. Carol R. Gerson Mr. Phillip Lehrman S. Celine Bendy Mr. & Mrs. Isak V. Gerson Mr. Jeffrey Lennard Mr. & Mrs. Edward Bennett III Bernardino and Caterina Ghetti Gregory M. Lewis and Mary E. Strek Meta S. and Ronald* Berger Mr. & Mrs. Jerome Gilson Dr. & Mrs. Philip R. Liebson Family Foundation Mr. Jonathan W. Glossberg Patricia M. Livingston Patricia Buehler Blankenship Mr. & Mrs. William Goldberg Reva and John S. Lizzadro, Sr. Ted and Sonia Bloch Adele and Marvin Goldsmith Renée Logan Mr. & Mrs. George Bodeen Alfred G. Goldstein Donna and Richard Loundy Mr. & Mrs. James Borovsky Robert and Marcia Goltermann Mr. & Mrs. William J. Lutz Mr. Roderick Branch Mr. Nicholas Gouletas and Ms. Natel Samuel and Miriam Magad Mrs. Patricia Bro Matschulat-Gouletas Mr. Peter Magnani Mr. George Bruha Carol R. Grant Mr. Arthur Maling John H. Bryan Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Gregoire Ms. Marjorie Martin Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Buchsbaum Mr. & Mrs. John P. Grube Mr. & Mrs. Patrick A. Martin Mr. & Mrs. Richard M. Burridge Mr. Ernest A. Grunsfeld, III James and Susan Matson Tom and Dianne Campbell Dr. & Mrs. John W. Gustaitis, Jr. Marianne C. Mayer Mr. Claude E. Carr Mrs. Ernst A. Häberli Deirdre F. McBreen Ms. Molly Carroll Grace C. Hajeck Mr. & Mrs. Archibald McClure Mr. & Mrs. Candelario Celio Nan Weiss-Ham and Eldon Ham Dr. & Mrs. James McGee Mrs. Hammond Chaffetz Mr. & Mrs. Wade C. Harrison II Dr. & Mrs. John McGee II Mr. & Mrs. Henry T. Chandler Thomas and Connie Hsu Haynes Mr. & Mrs. George C. McKann Bill and Linda Cheeseman Mr. James R. Helbert* and Mr. & Mrs. John McKenna Mrs. William C. Childs Mrs. Mary Mako Helbert Dr. & Mrs. Peter McKinney Jan and Frank Cicero, Jr. Dr. & Mrs. Arthur L. Herbst Jane and Bruce McLagan Marcia S. Cohn Sonny and Marlene Hersh Mr. Gregory and Dr. Alice Melchor Jane and John C. Colman Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey W. Hesse Egon and Dorothy Menker Garth J. and Martha H. Conley Mr. Paul E. Hicks Mr. Thomas Menn Patricia Cox and Family Robert A. Hill and Thea Flaum Hill Dr. Toni-Marie Montgomery James R. Looman* and Mrs. Edwin P. Hoffman Audrey and Robert Morris Donna Craven Dr. Virginia Mullin

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43 Mr. Curtis Simonson Mr. & Mrs. Howard Tiffen Mr. Mattityahu Yarom Mr. Thomas Simpson Diane Tkach and James Freundt Ms. Cynthia Yeh Mr. & Mrs. Robert Singer Mr. Edward Tobey Ms. Diane Yetter Mrs. Kundan S. Singwi Janine and Alvin Tollestrup Mr. Tim Yetzina Thomas Sinkovic Mr. George Tomasek Mr. George Young Christine A. Slivon Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Tranen Mr. Peter Zadeik, Jr. Dr. & Mrs. Grover Sloan Mr. Donn Trautman Judge and Mrs. James Zagel Mr. Allen R. Smart Ms. M. Abbott Trboyevic Mr. Louis Zake Mr. Benjamin Smith-Donald Ms. Brigette Treumann David and Suzanne Zesmer Dr. Margaret Smith-Zoeller Mrs. Robert Trotter Mr. Lu Zhou Arthur Smith and Tracey Truesdale Janet and Lance Trusty Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Zitnik Mr. Brian Smith Charlotte Tyksinski Ms. Susan Zitzka Mrs. Emma Smith Mr. Bradley Uffelmann and Anonymous (43) Dr. & Mrs. Garth Smith Mrs. Janice Uffelmann Mr. & Mrs. Howard Smith Mary A. Umbeck Foundations and Mr. Robert Smith Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Ummel Government Agencies Dr. & Mrs. Theodore Smith Michael Van Meter and Judith Hillman

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Mr. & Mrs. Eric Steele Hilary and Barry Weinstein GOLDEN BATON SOCIETY Mr. Jason Steffen Dr. Terrie L. Weir and Kirk Cieskas ($50,000 - $99,999) Dr. & Mrs. Jay Steinberg Mr. and Mrs. Albert and Sherrie Weiss The Brinson Foundation Mr. & Mrs. R. A. Steinke Mr. George Weiss Elizabeth F. Cheney Foundation Mr. Harley Stephenson Dr. & Mrs. Howard Weiss Robert and Joanne Crown Income Dr. Scott D. Stern and Laura N. Stern Miss Genevieve Weissensel Charitable Fund Mr. Peter Stevens Mr. Michael Welsh and Lloyd A. Fry Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Donald Stewart Ms. Linda Brummer-Welsh Illinois Arts Council, a state agency Mr. Ronald Story Jeanne and Robert Westcott Joseph L. and Emily K. Dr. Francis H. Straus II Dr. & Mrs. Bernard Wetchler Gidwitz Memorial Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Henry Straus Mr. & Mrs. Floyd Whellan The Kapnick Family Mr. & Mrs. John Streit Robert J. Wilczek and Audrey Love Charitable Foundation Dr. & Mrs. Frank Stuart Shirley Pfenning Polk Bros. Foundation Mr. Edward Studzinski Michael J. Wilde and Prince Charitable Trusts Mr. & Mrs. G. O. Sugiura Sue Nay Chong-Wilde

Nora L. Sullivan Kenneth and Janice Wile MAESTRO'S CIRCLE Dr. Sara and Dr. Daniel Susmano Christopher Wilhite ($25,000 - $49,999) Dr. John Swanson Dorothy and Mark Williames Barker Welfare Foundation Mr. Mark Swanson and Ms. Nancy J. Pifer Mr. & Mrs. Alexander Williams The Buchanan Family Foundation Sharon Swanson Scott R. Williamson and The Clinton Family Fund Mrs. Franklin Sweetser Susanna E. Krentz Crain-Maling Foundation Ms. Jeannette Switzer Ms. Christine Wilson The Crown Family David Szumlanski Bruce and Joan Winstein John R. Halligan Charitable Fund Mr. David Tan Mr. Nicholas Winter Sally Mead Hands Foundation Mrs. Barbara Tanke Jim and Rita Wise Illinois Department of Commerce and Mr. & Mrs. James Tarpo Mrs. Iris Witkowsky Economic Opportunity/ Mr. Gregory Taubeneck Duain Wolfe Illinois Bureau of Tourism Mr. Mark Taylor Mr. Michael Wolfe Leslie Fund, Inc. Sam and Ellie Telzer Peggy and Ted Wolff National Park Service, Mr. Albert Thompson Mr. & Mrs. Lee Woodry Department of the Interior Charlotte M. Thompson Mr. & Mrs. William Wordelman NIB Foundation Mrs. Robert Tice Mr. & Mrs. John Wulfers The Pauls Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Myron Tiersky Dimis J. Wyman

44 The Regenstein Foundation Samuel Edes Foundation The Buchanan Family Foundation John G. Searle Family Trust Harry and Bessye Rosenberg Crain-Maling Foundation Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program Charitable Trust Mr. & Mrs. Paul C. Gignilliat Zell Family Foundation Walter and Caroline Sueske Mary Winton Green Charitable Trust John H. Hart and Carol Prins CONCERTMASTER Leslie Fund, Inc. ($10,000 - $24,999) MEMBER Ms. Ann Lurie Alphawood Foundation ($1,000 - $2,499) National Endowment for the Arts The Ayco Charitable Foundation The American-Scandinavian The Pauls Foundation Harry F. and Elaine Chaddick Foundation Foundation Barbara and Barre Seid Foundation Dancing Skies Foundation William M. Hales Foundation In honor and loving memory of Darling Family Foundation Hanson Family Foundation Alice Welsh Skilling Gaylord and Dorothy Donnelley Foundation The Dr. Lewis A. Hare & Anonymous (1) Duchossois Family Foundation Ruth Lerman Hare The Field Foundation of Illinois, Inc. Charitble Foundation $10,000–$24,999 Walter E. Heller Foundation Lader Family Foundation Alphawood Foundation in honor of Alyce DeCosta Josephine P. & John J. Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. Bacon, Jr. Peter G. Horton Charitable Remainder Louis Foundation Harry F. and Elaine Annuity Trust E. Nakamichi Foundation Chaddick Foundation Komarek-Hyde-McQueen Fdn. Geraldi Norton Foundation Mary Ellen Cooney and Ken Higgins Anne P. Lederer Research Institute The Osprey Foundation Mari Hatzenbuehler Craven Bowman C. Lingle Trust Ronald and Geri Yonover Foundation Mr. & Mrs. David A. Donovan Mason Foundation Wagner Foundation Duchossois Family Foundation McCormick Foundation The Field Foundation of Illinois, Inc. The Albert Pick, Jr. Fund Institute for Learning, Peter G. Horton Charitable The Barbro Osher Pro Suecia Foundation Access and Training Remainder Annuity Trust The Rhoades Foundation Illinois Tool Works Inc. Each year, the Chicago Symphony SAGE FOUNDATION, Melissa Sage Fadim Loretta N. Julian Orchestra invests more than $3 Charles and M. R. Shapiro Foundation Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP million in innovative learning, access, The George L. Shields Foundation, Inc. in memory of Gerald Penner and training programs that reach over Anonymous (2) Anne P. Lederer Research Institute 200,000 children and adults. These Bowman C. Lingle Trust programs would not be possible PRINCIPAL CHAIR Nancy Lauter McDougal and without the generous support of the ($5,000 - $9,999) Alfred L. McDougal following: The Arts Federation The Albert Pick, Jr. Fund

Robert and Isabelle Bass Foundation The Regenstein Foundation $100,000+ Blum-Kovler Foundation Sandra and Earl Rusnak, Jr. Fidelity Investments Charles H. and Bertha L. Vincent and Deborah Sergi Lloyd A. Fry Foundation Boothroyd Foundation Charles and M. R. Shapiro Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Judson C. Green The Max and Victoria The George L. Shields Foundation, Inc. Kraft Foods Foundation Dreyfus Foundation, Inc. Michael and Linda Simon The League of the Full Circle Family Foundation Mr. & Mrs. William Steinmetz Chicago Symphony Orchestra The James Huntington Foundation U.S. Bancorp Foundation Association Lannan Foundation Yamaha Corporation of America The Negaunee Foundation Malott Family Foundation Anonymous (2) Mrs. Rose Shure C. Louis Meyer Family Foundation Anonymous (1) Milne Family Foundation $5,000–$9,999

Benjamin J. Rosenthal Foundation Edward J. and Edith G. Andrew $50,000–$99,999 Hulda B. And Maurice L. Robert and Isabelle Bass Foundation The Brinson Foundation Rothschild Foundation Robert H. Baum and MaryBeth Kretz Elizabeth F. Cheney Foundation Dr. Scholl Foundation Mr. Lawrence Belles Robert and Joanne Crown Arch W. Shaw Foundation Mrs. Florence Boone Income Charitable Fund The Siragusa Foundation Charles H. and Bertha L. Joseph L. and Emily K. Gidwitz Stearns Charitable Trust Boothroyd Foundation Memorial Foundation The Farny R. Wurlitzer Foundation Dr. & Mrs. Michael Carbon JPMorgan Chase & Co. Mr. Jerry J. Critser Judith W. and Howard M. McCue III SPONSORING MEMBER The Max and Victoria Polk Bros. Foundation ($2,500 - $4,999) Dreyfus Foundation, Inc. Sara Lee Foundation The Allyn Foundation, Inc. Full Circle Family Foundation United Airlines Walter J. and Edith E. Best Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Joseph B. Glossberg Anonymous (1) CityArts Program 4 City of Chicago Richard and Alice Godfrey

Department of Cultural Affairs Chet Gougis and Shelley Ochab $25,000–$49,999 Carl Forstmann Memorial Foundation Mrs. Betty Guttman Abbott Fund The Claire Rosen & Illinois Arts Council, a state agency Barker Welfare Foundation

45 Kinder Morgan Mr. & Mrs. John Borland Ms. Bobbi Newman Robert Kohl and Clark Pellett Mr. & Mrs. James Bramsen Michael and Kay O’Halleran Joseph and Judith Konen Mrs. Lynne Brickner Mr. & Mrs. William J. O’Neill Lannan Foundation Neville F. Bryan Mrs. China Oughton Michael and Ling Z. Markovitz Drs. Stephen and Judy Bundra Mrs. Frederica Pederson Mrs. Robert Mayer Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth J. Burns, Jr. Rita* and Kitty Picken C. Louis Meyer Family Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Richard Carr Stephen and Patricia Pistner Milne Family Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Candelario Celio Mrs. E. G. Powell Dr. & Mrs. Irwin Press Ms. Joyce Chelberg Drs. Joseph and Kimberly Pyle The Rhoades Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Cohan Mr. & Mrs. James T. Rhind Mr. & Mrs. Burton X. Rosenberg Sue and Jim Colletti Thomas Roberts and Teresa Grosch Benjamin J. Rosenthal Foundation Ms. Florence Connelly Dr. Jadwiga Roguska-Kyts Dr. Scholl Foundation Mr. George Cotsirilos Mr. Louis Rosenthal Arch W. Shaw Foundation Ms. Barbara Curran Ms. Mary Jo Schuler The Siragusa Foundation Mr. & Mrs. John Czekaj Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Scott Simon Stephenson Ronald E. and Dolores Daly Mr. & Mrs. Irving Seaman, Jr. Mrs. David H. Stremmel Dancing Skies Foundation Mr. David and Ms. Judith L. Sensibar Mr. & Mrs. John E. Van Horn Mrs. Nettie L. Darby Mr. J. Thomas Sharp Michael G. Woll and Laura Woll Ms. Patricia Dash and Stuart and Leslie Shulruff The Farny R. Wurlitzer Foundation Mr. Douglas Waddell Ms. Ann Silberman Anonymous (5) Miss Inge de la Camp Mrs. Carol Stein Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Dunkel Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Stepansky $2,500–$4,999 Reese and Jeanne Elledge Mr. Frederick Sturm and Walter J. and Edith E. Best Foundation Mrs. Gail Elmore Ms. Deborah Gillaspie Mr. Tim Chueh Charles and Carol Emmons Mr. Erich Tengelsen Mr. & Mrs. Allan Drebin Anne H. Evans Mrs. Maureen Tokar Mr. & Mrs. Mark Ferguson Ms. Lola Flamm Mr. Fred Turner Ms. Sharon Ferrill Mr. Leonard Foxman Dr. Cynthia M. Valukas and Mr. John Fornengo Ms. Cheryl Francis Mr. Joseph A. Kohl Carl Forstmann Memorial Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Willard Fraumann Mr. Robert Volz Lyn Goldstein Dr. Kere Frey Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Waddell Mr. Collier Hands Dorothy H. and John R. Gardner Mrs. Hempstead Washburne Mr. & Mrs. Loren Jahn Luke Gillono Dr. David Wasserman, in memory of Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Kane Mrs. Joseph Glotzbach, in memory Abby S. Magdovitz-Wasserman Madison Dearborn Partners of Joseph F. Glotzbach Hilton and Leslie Weaver-Weinberg Mr. Gregory and Dr. Alice Melchor Goodsmith Gregg & Unruh, LLP Abby and Glen Weisberg David and Dolores Nelson Charles Grode and Heidi Lukas Warren and Anne Weisberg Gerald* and Mona Penner Ken and Carol Grode Lisa and Paul Wiggin Karen and Thomas Rafter Grace C. Hajeck Mr. & Mrs. Fritz Wildermuth John and Mary Raitt Mr. & Mrs. John Hales Cheryl B. and James T. Wormley Deborah F. Rutter and Peter Ellefson The Dr. Lewis A. Hare and Dr. Barbara Wright-Pryor and The Segal Company Ruth Lerman Hare Mr. George M. Williams* The Earl and Brenda Shapiro Foundation Charitable Foundation Irene Ziaya and Paul Chaitkin Ms. Mary Beth Shea Mr. John Hartmann Herb and Claudette Zobel Walter and Caroline Sueske Charitable Trust Mrs. H. Earl Hoover Anonymous (5) Mrs. Robert Swanson Tex and Susan Hull Mrs. Lois P. Vrhel Ms. Frieda Ireland and $500–$999 Roberta and Robert Washlow Mr. Carroll Damron Mr. David Adler Mr. & Mrs. Marco F. Weiss Italian Village Restaurants Allied Barton Security Services Anonymous (1) Ian and Valerie Jacobs Mrs. Margo Archambault Ms. Maryann R. Karlovsky Dr. & Mrs. Kent Armbruster $1,000–$2,499 Ms. Lisa Kelley Athena Fund Ann Acker Ms. Heather Ketchum Mr. Cameron Avery and In memory of Dr. & Mrs. B. H. Adelson Mrs. Harold Klatz Ms. Lynn Donaldson Albany Bank & Trust Company Mr. Raymond Kliphardt* Mrs. James A. Babson Midge and Dan Anderson Paulette and Richard Kulpa Jon Balke and G. Balke Mr. Richard A. Anderson Mr. Leonard Lavin Mr. Terry Bangs Mr. Edward M. Bakwin Dr. & Mrs. Edmund Lewis Howard and Donna Bass Mr. & Mrs. John Barnes Mr. Peter and Dr. Cheryl Magrini Ms. Sandra Bass Mr. Merrill and Mr. N.M.K. Barnes Dr. Stephanie and Robert Marshall Mr. & Mrs. George Beam Mr. Thomas Baron Dr. Toni-Marie Montgomery Mrs. Robert Beck Mrs. Janet R. Bauer Maria and Carl E. Moore Helen and David Bennett Mrs. Lindy Bergman Mr. Raymond Murphy Mr. Donald Bouseman Mr. & Mrs. Edward Beyer Mrs. Helen Nelson Mr. & Mrs. David Boyd

46 Ms. Danolda Brennan Mr. & Mrs. Marcelo Halpern Mr. & Mrs. Michael Miles Ms. Jaye Brodsky Hill and Cheryl Hammock Mr. Joseph Miller Mr. & Mrs. John Brubaker Stuart and Shelly Hanfling Mr. Coley Mills Mr. Robert Brunner Mr. & Mrs. John Hard Miss Gloria Miner Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Bryan Mrs. Margaret Hart Ms. Mary Mittler Linda S. Buckley Becky and Hank Hartman Mr. Victor Moore Ms. Suzanne Caffrey Albert and Nancy Hawkes Mr. Lawrence Moran Dr. William A. and Joan Peters Caro Sondra and Denis Healy Jennifer Morrow and James Farmer Ms. Marilynn J. Cason Ms. Karen Hedberg Bonnie Moschel Donald and Linda Cassil Mr. & Mrs. Mitchell Hefter Allison Moulton Mia Celano and Noel Dunn Mr. William Hegan Mr. & Mrs. Dale Muir Ms. Gladys Christensen Mr. Preston Helgren Mr. George Murray Mr. Joseph Clonick Mr. & Mrs. Robert Helman Mr. & Mrs. Michael Nash Ms. Michelle Collins Mr. Steven Hendrickson Mrs. Ray E. Newton, Jr. Ms. Jane Cox Mr. Paul E. Hicks Mr. & Mrs. Richard Nopar Diane and Jim Czech William B. Hinchliff Drs. C. and M. Nyman Mr. & Mrs. Richard Czerniawski Drs. Mark and Ai-Xuia Holterman Barbara and Pier Oddone Ms. Maria Davies and Mr. Richard Nuscher Ms. Amanda Howland and Mrs. Mary O’Dowd Ms. Carol De Schutter Dr. Phillip E. Lane Mr. & Mrs. Norman L. Olson Ms. Eloise C. DeYoung Mr. & Mrs. J. Thomas Hurvis Mr. & Mrs. Robert Parkinson The Dick Family Foundation Ms. Patricia Hyde Mr. Brad Peacock Diemand Printing Co., Inc. Mr. Robert Ingersoll Mr. & Ms. Kurt Peterson Mr. William Dietz, Jr. Mr. Thomas Irvin Judy C. Petty Mr. Salvatore di Menza Jeannine and Edward James James and Polly Pierce Mr. & Mrs. Paul Dix Mr. David Jensen Jane R. Prentis Dr. & Mrs. Bernard Dobroski Maryl Johnson, M.D. Mr. Michael Recine Grace Donnellan Ms. Kathleen Jordan Mrs. Caroline Reed Ms. Ann Drake Mr. D. Joynes and Ms. Abby O’Neil Mrs. Thomas K. Rees, Sr. Dr. Karin Dunnigan Dr. Sujatha Karoor Dr. & Mrs. Ronald Reschly Elaine Edwards and Fred L. Bonner Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Kaufman Mr. & Mrs. W. Robert Reum Art and Eileen Eisenberg Mr. Terrence Kavanagh Richard and Lynne Rice Mr. David Eitel Marcia and Silas Keehn Dr. Edward Riley Mr. & Mrs. David B. Ellis Mr. J. Kirk John and Anne Rogers Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Epstein Kite Family Foundation Ron and Jill Rohde Mrs. Ann Espel Dr. Elaine Klemen Steve and Ethel Rosenberg Mrs. Carol Evans in memory of Henry Evans Ms. Ingeborg Knauz Ms. Eugenie Ross-Leming and Mrs. Walter D. Fackler Mr. & Mrs. Walfrid Kujala Mr. Robert Singer Judith Farquhar and James Hevia Mr. John Lecuyer Mrs. Donald Roth John Posch* and David W. Faulkner Chase and Mark Levey Mrs. Martha Sabransky Mrs. Jean R. Finley Ms. Betsy Levin and Dr. Richard and Lauri Salberg John Fischer and Linda Fischer Mr. Martin Krasnitz Mr. David Sandfort Ms. Nora Fitzgerald Dr. & Mrs. Stuart Levin Ms. Shirley Sands Ms. Karen Fleshman Mr. & Mrs. Stewart Liechti Miss Madeline Sauerbier Lee Francis and Michelle Gittler Mrs. Lorraine Liepmann Mr. R.G. Schade, Jr. Ms. Marie Franciscus Dr. Herbert Lippitz Mr. & Mrs. David M. Schiffman Dr. & Mrs. Donald Fry Renée Logan Willam B. and Carolyn A. Schildgen Dr. Michael Gainer Ms. Marion Loundy Mr. Donald Schreiber Mrs. Lois C. Gallagher and Mr. Jim Luebchow and Dr. & Mrs. Alan Schriesheim Mr. Jack Gallagher Ms. Harriet Halderness Ms. Erin Schroeder Mr. & Mrs. William E. Gardner Kenneth Luurs and Carol Podlasek Mr. & Mrs. Ted Schulte Mrs. Barbara Gasser Mr. James MacLennan Mrs. Rita Schwab-Parcel Melinda and Raymond Geraldson Ms. Janice Magnuson Susan and Charles Schwartz Camillo and Arlene Ghiron Mrs. Alice Maguire R. James and Ann Scott Mr. & Mrs. Robert Glick Daniel and Karen Maki David and Christine Seidman Dr. Minnie M. Gnewuch Mr. & Mrs. Reid Mandel Richard Dan Seymour Ms. Hileria Godfrey Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Mandell Mr. & Mrs. Nate Shapiro Mrs. Donald E. Goll Mrs. Leah Maneaty Mary and Charles M. Shea Mr. Gerald and Dr. Colette Gordon Mr. & Mrs. Paul Maraist Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C. Sheffield, Jr. Green Cohan Foundation Ms. Marjorie Martin Mr. Peter Sichrovsky Yvonne and Mark Green Ms. Deborah McBride Dr. Rita Simó and Mr. Tomás Bissonnette Timothy and Joyce Greening Dr. Simon McCall Ms. Anabel Simons Mrs. Mary Griffith Ms. Jacqueline McKissack Mr. Larry Simpson George F. and Catherine S. Haber Lois and Hugo J. Melvoin Mr. Thomas Simpson Mr. David Hall Mr. Thomas Menn Sinclair S. Siragusa

47 Mrs. Valerie Slotnick The Eloise W. Martin Endowed Fund John H. Hart and Carol Prins Mr. Matthew Smith in support of the Alin Cernaianu Kimberly and Edward Snyder Chicago Symphony Orchestra's Loretta N. Julian Dr. Virginia Spaeth Institute for Learning, Joo Yun Preece David and Laraine Spector Access and Training Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP Mr. Hugh Spencer Nancy Ranney and Family and Friends in memory of Gerald Penner Dr. Cynthia Stack Toyota Endowed Fund Nicole Feryok Ms. Jane Stadick The Wallace Foundation Megan Robbins Mr. Leonidas Stefanos Anonymous (3) Daniel Stone Mr. & Mrs. Donald Stewart Lester B. Knight Charitable Trust Mr. James Stone Civic Orchestra of Chicago Adam Adamovic Mary Stowell Scholarships Catherine Price Ms. Patricia Study Robert Kohl and Clark Pellett Each year, Civic musicians receive a Beth Svendsen Victor Sotelo stipend to help offset some of their Karl and Peggy Taylor Leslie Fund, Inc. living expenses during the orchestra Mr. Albert Thompson Alexander Baldock training. The following donors have Mr. & Mrs. Howard Tiffen Jong-Hyun Cho underwritten a Civic musician(s). Ms. Peggy Titterington and Jenny Jung

Mr. Edward Velazquez Douglas Maiwurm Dr.* & Mrs.* Bernard H. Adelson Dr. Bryan Traubert and Ms. Penny Pritzker Douglas Nestler Iris Wei Mr. Gus Trujillo Ms. Ann Lurie Edward J. and Edith G. Andrew Dr. Lynne Tylke and Dr. Craig Langman Margaret Cerjan Candice Gu Mrs. Jana Wacker Daniel Glynn Mr. & Mrs. Robert Bacon, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Mark A. Wagner Sergey Gutorov Jean Hatmaker Elsie Walker, M.D. James Hall Renee Keller Darlene Wallington and Brad Wallington Holly Stangland Robert H. Baum and MaryBeth Kretz Ms. Carol Ward Judith W. and Howard M. McCue III Brett Rowe Ms. Elizabeth Wazowicz and Lloyd A. Fry Foundation Mr. Lawrence Belles and The Hilary and Barry Weinstein Yoojin Jung Elizabeth F. Cheney Foundation Linda and Marc Weissbluth Nancy Lauter McDougal and Naomi Culp Miss Genevieve Weissensel Alfred L. McDougal Mrs. Florence Boone Mr. John Wheeler Jason Stein Judith Manger Ms. Virginia Willcox Jessica Striano Dr. & Mrs. Michael Carbon Mr. Nathan Williams The Pauls Foundation Colin Liu Scott R. Williamson and Susanna E. Krentz Andrew Hsu Mr. Jerry J. Critser Mr. & Mrs. Gary D. Wilson Matthew Lyon Brian Hoffman M.L. Winburn Jason Niehoff Robert and Joanne Crown Income Mrs. Richard Withrow Kirstin Schularick Charitable Fund Mrs. Iris Witkowsky Zsolt Szabo Courtney Cameron Barbara and Steven Wolf Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth G. Pigott Heather Hempel Mr. William Wolf and Kyle Upton Hyo Jin Kim Ms. Meredith Bluhm-Wolf Dr. & Mrs. Irwin Press Sodam Kim Mr. & Mrs. Lee Woodry Vera Stefanovich Adrienne Watkinson Ms. Debbie Wright The Regenstein Foundation Ying Zhang Mr. Jeremy Youngren Yang Sun Kim Mr. & Mrs. David A. Donovan and Mr. David Zampa Mihaela Lobont Lloyd A. Fry Foundation Mr. Arnold Zellner Yunmi Yoon Christina Bonatakis Drs. Donald Zimmerman and Susan Pearlson Mr. & Mrs. Burton X. Rosenberg Benjamin J. Weber Anonymous (18) Seunghan Sung Mr. & Mrs. Paul C. Gignilliat Sandra and Earl Rusnak, Jr. Bridget Callahan Endowed Funds Margaret Tung Elizabeth Delorit Cyrus H. Adams Memorial Barbara and Barre Seid Foundation Matthew Oliphant Youth Concert Fund Sung Ah Choi Derek Stults Dr.* & Mrs.* Bernard H. Adelson Violetta Todorova Lee Weiss Youth Concert Fund The George L. Shields Foundation, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Joseph B. Glossberg CNA Philip Boulanger Will Preece Mary Winton Green Adam Neeley Richard and Alice Godfrey William Randolph Hearst Foundation Azusa Tashiro Graham Mackenzie Fund for Community Engagement Michael and Linda Simon Chet Gougis and Shelley Ochab Richard A. Heise Sharon Tenhundfeld Heather Johnson Peter Paul Herbert Endowment Fund Shuwen Ye Mary Winton Green Lester B. Knight Charitable Trust Mr. & Mrs. William C. Steinmetz Joshua Fink The Malott Family Very Special Sarah Bass Mrs. Betty Guttman Promenades Fund Bora Kim Jeong-Hyun Kim

48 Simon Stephenson Marlys A. Beider Donald Peck Susan Stokdyk Celine Bendy Mrs. Thomas D. Philipsborn Anonymous Donor, Kyle Hans Scholar Julie Ann Benson Mr. Harold H. Plaut Caroline Yoshimoto K. Richard and Patricia M. Berlet Mr. & Mrs. Neil K. Quinn Anonymous Donor Merrill and Judy Blau The Vincent J. and Carol K. Rauner Trusts Rachel Brown Danolda Brennan Wendy Reynes Anonymous Donor Mrs. Kenneth A. Bro Dr. Edward O. Riley Kausika Maddali Dr. Mary Louise Hirsh Burger Jerry Rose Anonymous Donor Mrs. Robert H. Burnside John and Nancy Rutledge Timothy Hager Charles R. Casper Cecelia Samans Anonymous Donor Patricia A. Clickener Franklin Schmidt The Jane Redmond Haliday Judith and Stephen F. Condren Ingeborg Haupt Sennot Cello Scholarship Chair Mr. Nelson D. Cornelius Joanne Silver Eric Yip Marianne Deson Audrey and Ted Spiegel Anonymous Donor Mr. Robert Drinan, Jr., Annette and Richard Steinke Colin Oldberg and Mr. Mitchell Brown Mr. & Mrs. William H. Strong Mr. Terrence M.W. Ellsworth Dr. Gerald Sunko Friends of the Civic Orchestra Mrs. Terrence M.W. Ellsworth Mr. & Mrs. John C. Telander The following donors have aligned themselves Kelli Gardner Emery Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Thomas as friends of the Civic Orchestra by directing Dr. Marilyn Ezri Ms. Carla M. Thorpe their gift of $1,500 or more to help offset Mrs. William M. Flory Mr. & Mrs. Richard P. Toft some of the expense of the stipend Civic Mr. & Mrs. David W. Fox, Sr. Robert W. Turner and musicians receive each season. Rhoda Lea and Henry S. Frank Gloria B. Turner Mrs. Zollie S. Frank Mr. Robert Volz String Section Mary J. and Ronald P. Frelk Joan and Marco Weiss Mr. Jerry J. Critser Alan J. Garber Anonymous (5) Mrs. Frederica Pederson Mrs. Martin L. Gecht Mrs. Louis P. Vrhel Mr. & Mrs. Paul C. Gignilliat Members Mr. & Mrs. Marco Weiss Lyle Gillman Mary Louise Gorno Richard and Louise Abrahams Brass Section Dr. and Mrs. David Granato Mr. Donald Alderman Dr. Stephanie and Robert Marshall Richard and Mary Gray Ann S. Alpert Mr. & Mrs. William J. O’Neill Mary Winton Green Ms. Judith L. Anderson Michael G. Woll and Laura Woll Dr. Jon Brian Greis Catherine Aranyi Ernest A. Grunsfeld III Mara Mills Barker Woodwind Section Mrs. Betty Guttman Dr. & Mrs. Robert Beatty Charles and Carol Emmons Julie and Parker Hall Arlene and Marshall Bennett Gerald* and Mona Penner Mr. Lawrence J. Helstern Norma Z. Bennett Michael G. Woll and Laura Woll Adolph and Avis Herseth Sally J. Benson Irene Ziaya and Paul Chaitkin Stephanie and Allen Hochfelder William and Ellen Bentsen Concordia Hoffmann Joan I. Berger Percussion Section Frank and Helen Holt Harry H. and Harriet H. Bernbaum Sue and Jim Colletti Mark and Elizabeth Hurley Mrs. Robert C. Borwell* Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Dunkel Ms. Darlene Johnson Howard and Candace Broecker Reese and Jeanne Elledge Mr. & Mrs. Paul R. Judy Mrs. Lucille Brouse Dr. Cynthia M. Valukas and Stuart Kane Catherine Brubaker Mr. Joseph A. Kohl Jared Kaplan and Maridee Quanbeck Edward J. Buckbee Wayne S. and Lenore M. Kaplan Michelle Miller Burns *Deceased Howard Kaspin Mr. Robert J. Callahan Esther G. Klatz Mr. & Mrs. William P. Carmichael Theodore Thomas Society Mr. & Mrs. Alan Kubicka Dr. Marlene E. Casiano Robert B. Kyts Memorial Fund Bill and Betsy Cline

Robert Alan Lewis Dr. & Mrs. Melvin R. Cohen Stradivarian Associates Elizabeth C. Lilienfield Milton Colman Those who have created a revocable bequest Mr. Arthur G. Maling Sharon Conway of $100,000+ or an irrevocable life-income Sheldon H. Marcus Mr. Jerry J. Critser trust or annuity of $50,000+ Mr. Robert C. Marks Ron and Dolores Daly

Mr. & Mrs. Walter L. Marr III Mr. & Mrs. John Daniels Dora J. and R. John Aalbregtse Marcia and Jack L. Melamed, M.D. Mr. & Mrs. Clyde H. Dawson Robert A. Alsaker Janet L. Melk Billie Dale Delevitt Geoffrey A. Anderson Mr. & Mrs. Mario A. Munoz Sylvia Samuels Delman Ruth T. Anderson Mrs. Otto Nerad Mrs. David A. DeMar Charles J. Balkin III Edward A. and Gayla S. Nieminen Ms. Phyllis Diamond Mr. Frank Ball Dr. Joan E. Patterson Mrs. Barbara J. Doerner Leland and Mary Bartholomew

49 Mr. Francis T. Dombrowski Dr. Eva F. Lichtenberg Mr. John Stokes Mr. Richard L. Eastline Mr. Michael Licitra Mr. & Mrs. Robert Swanson Nancy Schroeder Ebert Dr. & Mrs. Philip R. Liebson Mrs. Ruth Swislow Ms. Estelle Edlis Mary Longbrake Jeffrey and Linda Swoger Richard Elledge Ann Chassin Mallow Karen Hletko Tiersky Joseph R. Ender Mrs. Herman R. Margolis Myron Tiersky Shirley L. Ettelson Mrs. John J. Markham Mr. James M. Trapp Leslie Farrell Kathleen W. Markiewicz Mr. Donn N. Trautman Donna Feldman Judith W. McCue and Ms. Rose Gray Tynan Frances and Henry Fogel Howard M. McCue III Virginia C. Vale Allen J. Frantzen Mr. William McIntosh Frank Villella Gustave D. Friesem Mr. & Mrs. William McKittrick Lois P. Vrhel Mr. & Mrs. H. Laurance Fuller Mrs. Leoni McVey Dr. Malcolm Vye Dileep Gangolli Mrs. Harmon Meigs Jeanne Walker Mr. & Mrs. William E. Gardner Dale and Susan Miller Mr. Frank Walschlager Miss Elizabeth Gatz Kathryn and Edward Miller Louella Krueger Ward Mrs. Willard Gidwitz Thomas R. Mullaney Dr. Catherine L. Webb Mr. Joseph Glossberg Mr. David H. Nelson Karl Wechter Adele and Marvin Goldsmith David J. and Dolores D. Nelson Claude M. Weil Joan E. Gordon John and Maynette Neundorf Mr. Thomas Weyland Douglas Ross Gortner Charitable Trust Ms. Barbara B. White Chet Gougis and Shelley Ochab Franklin Nussbaum Mr. & Mrs. Payson S. Wild Mr. & Mrs. George Graham James F. Oates Mrs. Albert D. Williams, Jr. Delta A. Greene Diana J. and Gerald L. Ogren Nora M. Winsberg Mrs. Ann B. Grimes Mr. & Mrs. Paul Oliver, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Stephen M. Wolf Mrs. Elizabeth Guenzel Wallace and Sarah Oliver Ann Wolff Mrs. Barbara Gundrum Helen and Joseph Page Dr. Robert G. Zadylak Lynne R. Haarlow John and Margaret Parke Anonymous (34) Mrs. Robin Tieken Hadley George R. Paterson Mrs. Grace C. Hajeck Robert J. and In Memoriam Mr. & Mrs. James M. Hall Dianne M. Patterson, Jr. Listed below are individuals who were Mr. Tom Hall Dr. & Mrs. Jerry Perlmutter Theodore Thomas Society members and Mr. & Mrs. Tom Hallett Mrs. Lewis D. Petry whom the Chicago Symphony Orchestra Richard Halvorsen Judy C. Petty remembers with gratitude for their Mrs. Robert J. Hamman Maxine R. Philipsborn generosity and visionary support. Mr.* & Mrs. Allan E. Harris Karen and Dick Pigott Mrs. David J. Harris Lois Polakoff Hope A. Abelson Thomas and Linda Heagy Miss Ann M. Pollack Mrs. Julius J. Abler Dr. & Mrs. Donald Heinrich Jeanne and Walter Reed Mrs. Elmer E. Abrahamson John and Linda Hillman Dr. Merrell Reiss Roger A. Anderson Mrs. Morris H. Hirsh Ms. Oksana Revenko-Jones Faye Angell Mr. Thomas Hochman Don and Sally Roberts Mr. Irwin Askow Mrs. Walter Horban Ms. Rosemary Roberts James E.S. Baker Mrs. Marian Johnson Ms. Elaine Rosen Paul Barker Roy A. and Sarah C. Johnson Mrs. Ben J. Rosenthal Patricia Anne Barton Ms. Janet Jones Mrs. Lee Sagers Mrs. A.W. Baumann Mr. Morris A. Kaplan Mr. William O. Sahm Mrs. James H. Becker Marshall Keltz Sue and William Samuels Mrs. Harold S. Brady Valerie and George Kennedy Mrs. Gerhart Schild Kenneth A. Bro Paul Keske Muriel Schnierow Rose Mary Carter Ruth Kiewe Mr. & Mrs. Edwin J. Seeboeck Margaret G. Chamales Mr. Bob Kilpatrick Mr. Morrell A. Shoemaker Mrs. Edison Dick Mr. & Mrs. Frank L. Klapperich, Jr. Anne Sibley Howard M. Donaldson Mrs. LeRoy Klemt Dr. & Mrs. Alfred L. Siegel William B. Drewry Sally Jo Knowles Larry Simpson Robert Ettelson Mrs. Russell V. Kohr Peter E. Sincox Dr. James D. Fenters Ms. Barbara Kopsian Mr. Allen R. Smart Mrs. James H. Ferry, Jr. Liesel E. Kossmann Mary Soleiman Herbert B. Fried Richard J. Kost Georgette G. Spertus Dr. Muriel S. Friedman Ms. Alice La Pert Julie Stagliano Dr. Martin Gecht Thomas and Annelise Lawson Mrs. Zelda Star Mrs. James R. Getz Ms. Patricia Lee Mr. Charles J. Starcevich Mrs. Jeanne Brown Gordon Dr. & Mrs. David J. Leehey Karen and George Steil Barbara L. Gould Ms. Sally Lewis Timothy and Kathleen Stockdale Elizabeth S. Graettinger

50 Mr. William B. Graham Estate Gifts Laura Beth Cartwright David Green We gratefully acknowledge estate Nick Cave Cecile Guthman gifts received in the past year. These Chicago Magazine A. William Haarlow III generous gifts represent a perpetual Chicago Tribune Company Chalkley J. Hambleton commitment to the greatness of the Dale Clevenger Mr. Robert J. Hamman Chicago Symphony Orchestra. Florence Larsen Connelly Mr. Allan E. Harris Nelson Cornelius Melville D. Hartman Estate of Irwin Askow Christine Cowel Helen Hoagland Barbara Belle Baumann Trust Alexandru Darida Richard J. Hofemann Ross I. Connor Family Trust John Dash Mrs. Henry Isham Vivian E. Connor Trust DaVinci Mr. Russell V. Kohr Estate of Barbara H. Eckholt Susanna Drake Mrs. Bertram Kribben Pauline C. Goodwin Trust Drury Lane Productions, Inc. Louise H. Landau Estate of William B. Graham Ruth Duncanson Mrs. Earl Larsen William B. Graham Trust Elizabeth Stein Company Caressa Y. Lauer Ruth C. Guerin Declaration of Trust Elk Grove Graphics Beryl M. Lewis David C. Hall Living Trust Robert Engel Mrs. Richard Q. Livingston Ann Henry Residuary Trust Ernst & Young Mrs. Glen A. Lloyd Jessie O. Jones Children’s Charitable Hazel Fackler Mrs. Herbert S. Manning Remainder Unitrust Foley & Lardner LLP Mrs. Robert C. Marks Joseph M. Kacena Endowed Fund Rose Frantzen Virginia Harvey McAnulty Ernest A. Kahn Trust and Estate Elliott M. Friedman Helen C. McDougal, Jr. Estate of Florian T. Latek Frost Lighting Co. of Illinois, Inc. Eunice H. McGuire Estate of Marietta Munnis & Helene Gardner Ms. Shirley R. Mesirow Marietta Munnis 2009 Trust Barrie Gavin Micki Miller Estate of William Paulick, Jr. Carol Gilbertson Kathryn Mueller Estate of Suzanne J. Pochter Gemini Graphics, Inc. Mr. Otto Nerad Edith Reichman Declaration of Trust Ellen and Paul Gignilliat Mr. & Mrs. Jaye S. Niefield Estate of Irmgard Rosenberger Daniel Gingrich Mrs. Eric Oldberg The Estate of Louise G. Runnells Mary Barnes Gingrich Mr. Bruce P. Olson Estate of Ingeborg Sennot Winifred Godfrey Mr. & Mrs. William G. Paulick, Jr. Estate of Louise Benton Wagner Gloria Gottlieb Mrs. Neil Petersen Nancy Wald Charitable Gray Raven Mosaic Designs Mr. Charles J. Pollyea Remainder Unitrust Greenwich Studios Mrs. Charles J. Pollyea Melvin “Bud” Weil Living Trust Dave Griffin Miss Christine Querfeld Robert Guinan David M. Roberts Outright Endowment Gifts Hart Davis Hart Wine Company Rosemary Roberts Heffernan Morgan Designs

Mrs. Irmgard Hess Rosenberger James R. Hellige The Grainger Foundation Mr. Ben J. Rosenthal Hewitt Associates Mr. & Mrs. Paul Judy Mrs. Morris Rossin John Himmelfarb Nuveen Investments Mrs. John W. Ruettinger Hotel Santa Fe Anonymous (1) Mr. Anthony Ryerson Mr. Imagination

Soretta and Henry Shapiro The Inn at Southbridge Herman Shapiro Contributed Gifts and Jewell Events Catering Muriel Shaw Services Carl Johnson Mr. William F. Sibley 630 Supply Company David Jones Jean H. Smith Alfonsa Burcheri Framing Studio Inc. Mrs. Sheila Anne Jones Karen A. Sorensen Jeff Baddeley Jones Lang LaSalle Vito Stagliano Baker & McKenzie LLP K.A. Pridjian & Co. David W. Stotter The Baker House Luxury Inn on Terrence Karpowicz Dr. Andrew Thomson the Lake Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP J. Ross Thomson Luise Baldin William and Merrily Ketchum Beatrice B. Tinsley BBJ Linen KlearSky Solutions Mr. & Mrs. Burton J. Wade Mrs. Robert A. Beatty Patricia Knop Nancy L. Wald Blue Plate Catering Donna La Pietra and Bill Kurtis Esther H. Waldman Booth Hansen Andre Latia Laurie Wallach Boston Consulting Group William Harris Lee and Company Mrs. Ferre C. Watkins Mr. & Mrs. Charles Brock Thomas Lucas Mrs. Virginia O. Weaver Catherine Brubaker Mayer Brown LLP Ruth F. Whitney Tim Burke Judith W. and Howard M. McCue III Arnold Wolff Bob Callahan McKinsey & Company Anonymous (4) Mark H. Campbell Metropolitan Limousine Oto Carrillo Gladys Nilsson Mrs. Tina R. Carson

51 Oak State Products Carol Rauner O’Donovan Rita O’Hara Oscar Isberian Rugs Park Hyatt Chicago, The CSO’s Preferred Hotel Partner The Peninsula Chicago Sandra Perlow Dyan Peterson Pianoforte Chicago, Inc. Jason Pickleman Polo Ralph Lauren Ann Ponce PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Marilyn Propp Rackspace R. Crusoe & Son The Ritz Carlton Chicago, A Four Seasons Hotel The Rolling Bean Charlotte Rollman Ross Barney Architects Sara Lee Corporation The Segal Company ServerCentral Shepherd Communications, LLC Show Services Paul Sierra Skidmore, Owings & Merrill LLP Jim Smelser Lady Valerie Solti Susie Stein Studio Gang Architects Bob Swan Susan Synnestvedt Theatrical Lighting Connection Think-cell Tootsie Roll United Airlines United Fulfillment The University of Chicago Laboratory Schools Vernon Hills High School WBBM WBEZ Paul Weber Wendella Boats WFMT Margaret Wharton WineStyles Belmont Winston & Strawn LLP George and Elizabeth Wrede Oliver Wyman

Dr. & Mrs. Ara Yeretsian Top: The renowned soprano Renée Fleming performs Strauss’ Four Last Songs at David Yonan the CSO’s Opening Night Gala of the 119th season, October 2, 2009.

Yuan-Qing Yu Middle: Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons were the main attraction at the 21st Nan Zabriskie annual Corporate Night fundraising event, May 18, 2010.

Zhou Bros. Bottom: Members of the CSO brass section (left to right) David Griffin, Charles Nikolaj Znaider Vernon, John Hagstrom and Christopher Martin serenade the crowd at Arlington Park Racetrack during the CSO’s first Day at the Races, chaired by Governing Members Vice Chairman of Special Events Christine Pope. *Deceased

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