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Brevard Music CenterWhittington-Pfohl Auditorium Grand Reopening Celebratio

Saturday , June 20, 1998

5:30 PM

Welcome

John Candler, PresidentDavid Effron, Artistic Director

Musical Presentation

Artist Faculty Duo

Andrew Cooperstock, pianoWilliam Terwilliger, Violin

BMC Opera Company Members

John Greer, Opera Company General ManagerJulian Uhlig, baritoneKate Vetter, sopranoKaren Kamensek, piano

Brushy Creek Brass Quintet

Charles Matthiessen, trum petMark Schubert, trumpetJean Martin, hornBi ll Zehfuss, trombone

Mike Gross, tuba

Closing



BMC Celebrates Renovation of

Whittington-Pfohl AuditoriumBy Joel Burgess

The year 1965 was a good year for Brevard Music Center - •A Dream Come True" accordingto the festival program bool(. Workers swept the last of the construction debris fromWhittington-Pfohl Auditorium 's sloped concrete floor, and the new 1.465-seat hall looked eageto begin its professional career as the Music Center 's main stage.

Named for Bessie Whitt ington and Bishop J. Kenneth Pfohl. the parents of BMC founder Dr.James C. Pfohl, the hall hosted 33 years of rehearsal and performance. Figures such as VictorBorge. Frederica Von Stade, Robert Merrill, Gina Bachauef. Benny Goodman. "Doc"Scvcrinsen and Yo Yo Ma paraded across its stage.

By 1997 though, the years of intense traffic had dulled the open-sided auditorium 's splendor,and it sorely needed an overhau l. Now. on-budget and on-schedule, the newly-renovatedWhittington-Pfohl Auditorium siands prepared for the 1998 Festival season and several moredecades of music to follow. The project cost approximatelr $750,000 and lasted over 9 monthImprovements include 1,8 10 new fonn-fitting seats, extensive acoustical work, a rema.rka:blydifferent color scheme and most importantly - • new roof.

But more than just the structure has changed. Once tinted "pickled green, " the new ceiling andils supporting arches have been left the colo r of their original pine. The new rows of red seatsand cbarcoal-<:olored stage and back wall complement the pine while drawing attention to thefront of the audito rium. Large white acoustical panels hang from the ceiling. While a goodview and improved amenities enhance the performance experience. audiences should mostappreciate a new and better sound. Tom Walker of Asheville, serving as acoustical consultant,installed "baffles" on the rear wall to disperse sound. hung acoust ical panels overhead. 8JId real igned the auditorium 's front four speakers. Walker used specialized electronic equipment tocreate this new sound environment -- which has yet to be tested by an actual perfonnance.

Today the h a has come for both musicians and the public to experience the newenvironment. At 5:30 PM . Brevard Music Center officially announces its second "dream come

true" with the celebration of Whittington-Pfohl Auditorium 's rejuvenation.

In the coming summer months Whi ttington-Pfohl will also host such internationally recognizedguest artists as soprano Renoo Fleming. virtuoso pi8JIist Andri Watts. "Sing-Along" conauctor

Mitch Miller, Academy-Award winning pop singer Maureen McGovern, and the dynamic jazz

harpist Deborah Henson-Conant .

We hope you enjoy today ' s presentation and look forward to seeing you at the Music Centeragain soon.



PROGRAM NUMBER ONE AND THREE

Brevard Music Center

Whittington-Pfohl ,A ,uditorium

June 25, 1998 - Dress Rehearsal

7:30 PM

June 27, 1998 - Performance7:30 PM

THE BREVARD MUSIC CENTER RESIDENT OPERA WORKSHOPpresents

ROMEO AND JULIET

An Opera in Four Acts

Music by

Charles Gounod

Libretto by

Jules Barbier and Michel Carre

Conductor, David Effron

Director. Jonathon Field

Production Manager, Joe Saint

CAST OF CHARACTERS

Juliet ....... . ...••........................ _ . . . . . . . Ann

Stephano . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kimberly Gratla

Gertrude ........• ••.... . . . . . .... .... . . . ............. D

Romeo ....•....•.••••. . . . .......................... H

Tybalt . . . . . • • • • . • • • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • • . . . . . . . . . . . Micha

Benvolio ........••• . . . .............•.... . ....... DanielleMercutio ...•• • • . • • • . . . . ... . . . . . ... . • •• . . . . . . ... Kenneth

Paris . . . . . . . . . . . • • • . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Thoma

Gregorio ....... .... . ... . . . ... . . . . . • • . . . . . ... ....... . D

Capulet . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • • • . . . . . . . . . Guilherm

Friar Laurence ........................................ Ju

The Duke . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . HenUnderwriting for this concert program and accompanying notes has been provided by The

Foundation of Spartanburg, se.



BIOGRAPHIES

Soprano Anna Christy is delighted to return 10 Brevard to sing the role of Juliet inRomeo and

ha ving sung Blondchen in Abduction from the Seraglio and Anne Page in The Merry Wives of

previous summers. Other n.-cen t roles include Miss Wordswonh in Britten 's Albert Herriflg

Constance in Paulene's Dialogues of Ihe C a n n e l i u ~ s . OriginaJly from Pasadena, California, M

received her Bachelor of Music this past May from Rice University and wi ll anend the University o

College-Conservatory of Music for her masters degree in the fall.

Mezzo-soprano Kimberly Gratland James makes her debut th is summer at the Brevard Mu sic

spent previous SUIl1IrefS performing opera and art song at Tanglewood Mu sic Center, Operafesliv

and the Monteux Opera Festival. As a graduate of Rice University, Mrs. James will attend Indiana

this fall , pursuing post-graduate opportunities.

Dana Pauls is a Canadian mezzo-soprano . She studies with Sl irley Verret while completing a ma

at the University of Michigan . Some of her recent roles include Romeo in I Capu/eti e I Monteec

Faust, Martha in Mephistopheles, Mi ss Todd in Old Maid alld tile 17lief, Diana in IA Calisto and t

in Rossini's eeneremola. This is her fi rst summer at Brevard,

Hugo Vera , tenor, is a recipient of many fellowships and grants to the Brevard Mu sic Fe st ival

Music Festival and Kiel, Gennany where he presented a series of lieder recitals. A winner of th

Competition in Milwaukee, WI and finali st in the William Bird International Vocal Competition, M

15 operatic roles to hi s credit. Most recently arc Nemorino in Donizeni'sL elisir d'amore, Don

Mozan's Don Giovani and Rudolfo in Puccini's La Boheme. This summer Mr. Vera will make his i

operatic debut in a production of Gazzaniga's Don Giovanni in Lucca. Italy.

Soprano DanieUe S. Hermon is returning to the Brevard Music Center after performing the role

Bernstein 's West Side Story last summer. Recently, Ms. Hennon appeared as Mrs. Lyons in Blo

with the company theater of Boston. Magda in Mcnolli 's The COllsul and Amelia in Menotti 's Ame

(he Ball. Ms. Hennon is originally from Rochester . NY and received her Bachelorof Music fro

Mellon University. This fall she begins her masters degrte at the Manhattan School of Music, as

Marlena Makis.

Baritone Kennetb Roberson recently earned his bachelor's degree in vocal performance with h

the University of Illinois at Urbana·Champaign. He has won many prestgious vocal competit ions i

most recen lly the Ro sa PonselJc International Competition, receiving a gold medallion, $25 ,000

engagements in Baltimore and New York City'S Lincoln Center. In the fall of 1996 he wa; presente

in New York City by the Marilyn Horne Foundation on its vocal recital series On Win gs of Song.

was la ter broadcast on WQXR. He relUrned to this seri es in May 1998, where he was featur

Penderecki St ring Quartet. In September he will beg in a year' s contract with the Zurich Opera S

Baritone Tom Johnson , originally from Los Angeles, CA, recently receivtxl a Bachelor of Mu

performance from Indiana University. He has had numerous roles at IUalld elsewhere, includin

in Die Fledenl/aus at the Opera Festival in Rome. Italy and Lu iz with the Bloomington City Opera

of 17,e Gondoliers.

David Won was born in South Korea and moved to America when he was 16. He received hi



degree and performer's certificate in mu si(.: at the Eastman School of Music. Mr . Won was the yo

contestant in the Washington International Vocal Compelition, in vhich he took second prize. He also w

Civic Morn ing Vocal Comp!tition and the Tulsa City Vocal Competition . His recent engagements inclu

Bartolo in Mozart 's nle Marriage of Figaro and solo appearances in Handel's Messiah .

Baritone Gu.ilherme Nora Rogano. was born in Sao Pauolo, Brazil. Mr. Rogano is currently pursuing a D

of Musical Am al the University of Michigan under Professor Martha Sheil. This summer marks hi

consecutive year at Brevard, having performed the roles of Joe in Loesser's Most Happy Fella and Esc

in Ca rmen . This surruner, Mr . Rogano performs the rolesof

Capulet in Gounod'sRomeo and JulieDemetrius in Britten's A Midsummer Night 's Dream.

Juan Jose Ibarra has just performed the roles of Gregorio in Romeo and Juliet , the Marqui s in La Tr

and Giuglielmo in Cosi Fan TUlle at the Utah Opera. Last season at BMC he played Fredrick Egerma

lillie Night Music and in past summers at BMC he performed the roles of Mr. Page in The Merry Wi

Windsor, Lazar Wolf in Fiddler on the Roof and Figaro in The Marriage of Figaro . He has performed a

soloist in Handel' s Messiah, Mozarl' s Requiem, Bach's Magnificat and Faure's Requiem.

Henry Stenta, baritone. most recently participated in a production of Smelana'sTwo Widows al the Manh

Schoolof

Mu sic. His other stage credits include18

Biggley in How to Succeed in Business Without Trying, Oscar Madison in nle Odd Couple, Will Parker in Oklahoma! and Straffore1 in n,e Romallcer

/JaJhroom ill the Cop.Jet's house.

Romeo and JulietCharles Gounod (18 18-1893)

As the curtain rises Capulet is seen welcoming guests to a masked ball in honor of his daughter, Ju lie!. A

the guests is a young Count, Paris, and hi s friend Tybalt. Capulet's neph ew, who encourages Paris to pursu

lovely Juliet. Also among the masked guests are two uninvited ones from the rival house of MOlllague • R

and Mercutio. At firs l sight , Romeo and Juliet fall deeply in love . Simultaneously Tybalt discovers th

idenrity of Romeo, but before he can start a fight Capu let intervenes. Romeo and Mercurio leave and the g

resume their dancing.

A..CI.ll Scene /. Capulet'$ garden.

The two lovers meet secretly and exchange tender sentiments and agree that somehow they will find a w

marry.

cene 2. Friar L t n q t . ' t J C e ~ eeI/.

Romeo and Juliet appear and rev ea l to the Friar that, in spite oflhe opposition of their parents, they want h

marry them. Friar Laurence, hopi ng that the union will reconcile the two rival ho uses, performs the cere

joined by Ju lie t's nurse, Gertrude, who wishes them happiness.

Scelle' 3. A 11nX1olltside GpJL1's hOfl.'if.

Romeo's young page, Stephani. ridicules the Capulets with a song and cha llenges one of the servants. Gre

to a duel. As the duel begins, Mercutio, Bcnvolio. Tybalt and Paris all appear on the scene and become inv

in the fight . Romeo tries \0 persuade the mcn not 10 fight but when Tybalt wounds Mercutio, Romeo

revenge by killing TybaJtjust as the Duke ofVcrona arrives. The Duke setlles the quarrel by banishing R

from Verona.



ACT III Scene f . Bedroom.

Uefore he mUSI kave Verona, Romeo pays one last visit to Juliet. At dawn , when Romeo has depa

Laurence comes to Juliet with the news that her father has arranged her marriage to Paris. He gives he

which produces a death like trance. The Capulets will then remove her to the fami ly tomb and after

ha s wo rn off he will !'ring Romeo 10 her tomb for their escape together. She drink s the potion as

returns with the wedding guests.

Scene 2. Juliet's tomb.

Romeo discovers Juliet and thinking his wife is dead, he cries out in anguish as he takes a vial of poisbrought with him. Juliet revives in time to see him dying, and with a final agonizing prayer for forgiv

the promise that their love will survive even death, she pulls a concealed dagger from her garments an

it into her heart. The lovers die in each other's anns.

Doris Head

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Relatives and Retainers of the Cap ul ets and Montagucs

Women · Aileen Bramhill, Bronxville, NY, Eastman School ofMusic; Kirstin Chavez, Honeoye,

Ann Cunningham, New York, NY; Julie De Vae re, Norwalk, CA; Anne Gray, Moorhead, MS;

Heath , Elburn, IL , University ofMaryland; Casey Huggins, Fayetteville, GA, Indiana University

LaRock. Pembroke, KY , Cincinnati Co nservatory; Sarah Moran, Rochester, NY; Shawna Peterson,

TX. Rice University; Donna Pimental, Brevard, NC, Brevard College; Nicole Rose, New York, NY

Swartout·Bebow, Ypsilanti, MI ; Jennifer Toohey, Floral Park, NY; Laurie Tossing. Mesa, AZ, Ariz

University; Kate Vetter, New York, NY; Kelly Vall Siooten, Houston, TX.

Men· Zachary Bruton, Houston, TX, Rice University: Cliff Derix, Houston, TX, Rice University

Esper, Otsego, Ml. Florida State University; Gerardo Garciacano, Denton, TX, Universi ty ofNo

Gary Haase, Iowa City, IA ; Creighton James, HOllston. TX. Rice Ulllversity; Patrick Miller. Mi

MN; Matlhew Pittman, Houston, TX, Rice University; Christopher Richard, New York, N

University; Karim Sulayman, Chicago. IL. Eastman School ofMusic; Julian Uhlig, New York. NY

Clint Williams, Oklahoma City, OK.



BREVARD MUSIC CENTER ORCHESTRA

VI OLI N I Emily Wilson CELLQ Q.HQJ:; l ana Gallow

Katie McLin*'" Sarah Wright Carlton McCreery· Eric Ohlsson'" TROMBONE

Tomasz Golka Tim Baker ATOn Zelkowicz Mariah Ward , William Zch

Bill Terwilliger Liza Landers George Work English horn Chelsea Fren

Ning Chih HSll Jesse Gross Eric Lenz C LARINET Eric Kelley

Cynthia Piotrowski Amy Watson Ellen Croy Steven Cohen'" TIMPANI

Milan Dukie Laura Dyes Kenneth Pruitt Eric Ginsberg Timothy Ad

Eric Sewell VIOLA Beth Rosbach BASSQQN PERl:!.!SSIQN

Kirsten Haiseth Manuel Diaz* Kile Hill Barrick Stees'" Conrad Alex

Zoran Jasmak Ni ls Bultmann DoUBLE BASS Nancy Lutes Rob Desmon

l ustin Pollak David Becker Dan Swaim· HORN Chad Carlow

Megan Guenther Allyson Habeeb Brad Lovelace Eli Epstein'"

Brcnt Williams Matthew Diekman Nathan Scott Jill Hesse

VIOLIN II Scott Schilling Beth Daughtry Dale McSwain "''''Qmcertma

Jeanne Majors'" Hyun Jeong Lee Fum; Les Harkey '" Principal

Marianne Wiens Charles Krigbaum Eric Hoover'" TRUMPETMargaret Baldridge Trygve Peterson 0 l a r I c s ~ ' "

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te: Latecomers will be scated at intermission. No cameras, tape recorders, smoking, or food

on ight's performance is sponsored in part by Mountain Xpress, Lite 98.9 and WTZY 880.

re available before the performance and during intermiss ion . The refreshment stand is lo

the walkway from the audito rium. Coffee. icc-cream, soft drinks and candy are avai lable for sale

Costume Collt."{:tion, New York, NY.

Music Center wishes to thank the Brevard Antique Mall and Jack Baker at American Cable in

for providing set properties.

Brevard Music Ccnter is grateful for the support received from the North Carolina General Assembof Cultural Resources and the North Carolina Arts Council.

IN is the o fficial piano of the Brevard Mu sic Center. All pianos arc moisture-protected by DAM

HASER dehumid ifiers.

Brevard Opera Workshop and Brevard Music Center organizations .



Brevard Music Center Resident Opera Workshop

General ManagerConductors

Stage Directors

ChoreographerChorus MasterCoaches

Coach ApprenticeProduction Manager and Lighting DesignerScene DesignerCostume DesignerTechnical DirectorMaster CarpenterCarpenters

Scene Artists

Wardrobe SupervisorS t a ~ e ManagerAssistant Stage ManagerProps SupervisorProps Assistant

Master ElectricianFirst ElectricianSound EngineerSound Technician

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PROGRAM NUMBER TWO

Brevard Music CenterWhittington-Pfohl Auditorium

Friday, June 267:30 PM

ROBERT SHAW CHORAL INSTITUTE

Robert Shaw. ConductorThe Robert Shaw Festival Singers

Motel , ·Singet dem Herrn. · BWV 225Singel dem Hem cin Neues LiedChorale/Aria: Wie sich ti n Vater erbarmetl

Gott. nimm dich (emer unser an!Lobel den Herm in seinen Taleo

Elaine Goldsmith, sopranoCharles Bruffy, tenor

Mass in C MajorKyri.GloriaCredo

SanctusBeoedictusAgnus Dei

Donna Caner. sopranoCharles Bruffy. tenor

Mass in 0 MinorKyri.Gloria

Gloria in excelsis DeoQui tollis peccata MundiQuooiam lu solus sanelus

CredoCredo in unum DeumEt incamatus estEt resurrexil tertia die

Saclu$Benedictus

Benedictus qui venitOsanna

Agnus DeiAgnus DeiDona nobis pacem

INTERMISSION

Carmen Pelion, sopranoRobert Bowker. tenor

Pamela Elrod. altoJames Morrow, bass

Nannette Soles, alloGlenn Miller, bass

Nannette Soles, altoGerard Sundberg. bass

Underwritting for this concert program and accompanying notes has been provided by TheFoundation of Spartanburg, SC.



SoPRA/'IiOS

Nicole 8augh

Karyl CarlsonVirginia Carroll

Donna Caner

Marura Coc kCathy A Crispino

Carleen Dixon

Mary Kay Geston

Ela ine Goldsmith

Paula Homer

Celia Jacobs

Libby Keller

Brenda Krehbiel

Rebecca Lloyd

Arictha LockhardtUncUe S Marshall

Julie McCoy

Karen MueUer

Paulette Resch

THE ROBERT SHAW FESTrvAL SINGERS

ALTOS

Melinda Edwards

Pamela ElrodNola Frink

John Goldsmith

Nita HamiltonVivian Hamilton

Ann Howard Jones

Patricia Kennedy

Lee Ann S Leatherman

Elizabeth Marker

Sheri Neill

Nannelle So les

Palrice Sollenberger

Deborah Slone

Jo Anne TaylorLori Wiest

Donna Wipfli

TENORS

James Bell

Roben Bowker

Charles Bruffy

Ron Burrichter

Dale Choate

Christopher Cock

Jeffery Douma

David Galasso

Nin Hiles

Brian LeathermanKelly Neill

ChrislOpher Starcher

William Thomas

Tony Thornton

Bingham VickMike Wigglesworth

Larry K Winegar

BASSES

Glen C Adkins

Brady Allred

Douglas AndersonR Wayne Bailey

Maurice CaseyGeorge Evelyn

Paul Farwig

Tony Gamer

Charles Hamilton

Roben B Hu tchens II

ScOIl A Jarrett

Mark Kemp

Harold F Keuper

Cunis Kinzey

Glenn A MillerJames Morrow

Eugene Siair

Gerald Sundberg

Bruce Tammen

Bryan Taylo r

Kerry Wilkerson

Sleven Wipfli

ROBERT SHA W CHORAL INSTITUTE ORCHESTRA

VIOLIN I VIOLA OBOE TRUMPETThomas Joiner· ·§ Anna Barbrey Joiner*§ Paige Morgan·§ Mark Schuben·§

Byron Tauchi§ Thomas Kluge§ ENGL ISH HORN Gary Malvern

Mary Daniel s Kalie Day Richard Kra vchak· Brad Ulrich

Xiao-U Sal iny John Ravnan Robert Chesebro TROMBONE

Kalhy Robinson CELW BASSOON Mark Briu ·

Calherine Crowe Madeleine Go lz·§ Sonja Condil Hoy ' Andres§

VIOLIN n Elaine Anderson§ CONTRABASSOON Richard Brady§

Ryo Fukuda·§ David Saliny Frank Walson TIMPANI

Amanda Schubert§ DoUBLE BASS H ORN Sherwood Mob ley

Inez Redman Kevin Mauldin·§

JeanManin·§

Robin El s Tim Easter Gayle Chesebro •• Concertmaster

Sal Venilelli "'-UTE • Principal

Carol Roosevelt Eric Hoover § BMC Faculty Artist



ROBERT SHAW

Shaw became Mus ic DireclOr Emeritus and Conductor of the Atlanta Symph

in 1988 , after serving as Music Director of the Orchestra for 21 years. A regucondu ctor of major orchestras in this country and abroad, Mr. Shaw is al sos a teacher and lecturer in leading U.S. colleges and universities. The Ro

Institute wa s founded in recent years to foster excelfence in music-making, especiathe choral ans. Throughout his career . Mr . Shaw has rece ived abundant recognition

. His awards include 13 Grammy Awards , a Gold Record for the first Rssica l reco rding to se ll more that a million copies. four ASCAP awards for service

ary mu sic. the first Guggenheim Fellowship ever awarded to a conductor,e Gold Bat on Award of the American Symphony Orchestra League for "distinguis

to music and the arts." Mr . Shaw is a long-time friend of the Music Center s this year to open our 1998 season.

"Brevard may be one of the few places in the world where mus ic can really happe

- Robert Sh

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Note: Lat ecomers will be seated at intermission. No cameras, tape recorders , smoking. or fooaud itorium, please .

efreshments are av ailable before the pe rformance and during intermiss ion. The refreshment stand is locs the walkway from the audi toriu m and has ice-cream, coffee, so ft drinks, and candy.

ght's performance sponsored in part by WHKP 1540, WHLC FM , Lite 98 .9, and WTZY 880.

e Brevard Music Center is gra te fu l for the support received from the North Carolina General AssemNorth Carolina Department of Cult ural Re sources and th e North Carolina Arts CounciL

N is the official pian o of the Brevard Mu sic Center. All pianos are moisture-protected by DA MHASER dehumidifiers.



THE ROBERT SHAW CHORALE INSTITUTE

The purpose of the Institute is to help ensure the future of choral music by providing intensive sperformance opportunities for the next generation of choral musicians. The concentrated rehearsal ,and performance experiences, combined with daily interaction with committed , talented colleaguesby th is century 's pre -eminent choral conduclOr make the Shaw In stitute the premier event ofGathering internallonal accla im during ilS five-year tenure in the beautiful Dordogne region of s

France, the Institute moves th is summer to the campus of Furman University . The Festival Sinresidental chorus of the Institut e, is made up of distmguished choral and vocal art ists from througcountry. Chosen through compet it ive audillon from literally hundreds of applicants, th e chorus rea rare concentration of talem and commitment.

FURMAN UNIVERSITY

We are honored to be the hoSIS for the 1998 Raben Shaw Choral Institute . We welcome to ourMaestro Shaw, the Festival Singers and the scores of music professionals and music lovers who wiguests during this special event. Excellence in music has long been one of the trademarks ofUniversity. It seems only appropriate in this year when we have deducated the Nan Trammel HerrinPavilion and its s tate-of-the-an choral rehearsal fac ility. Harper Music Hal l, that America's foremoconductor would pay us th is ex tcnded visit. This event is significant not only for Furman, but for G

and the Upstate. Our region has been a prolific source for heart-felt vocal and choral musicselliement. The ballads, hymn runes and splTituals which were born in these s u r r o u n d i n ~ hills and fan integral part of our culture. So, (00, are the masterpieces of Bach. Mozart. Haydn, Bnllen and otwill be so well studied and so well presented in these concens. The Shaw Institute is a greatogether· of an, people. talent, intellect, spirit , and commitmenl 10 excellence -- all elements that weand foster as pan of our mission at Funnan University. We welcome you to these concerts.

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PROGRAM NUMBER FOUR

Brevard Music CenterWhittingron-Pfohl Auditorium

Sunday, June 283:00 PM

BREVARD MUSIC CENTER FESTIVAL ORCHESTRA

David Effron, conductorAlisa Weilerstein, cello

Leonore Overture NO.3

Cello Concerto in E Minor, op. 85

Adagio;Moderato

Scherzo: Allegro moltoAdagioAllegro non tTOppO

Symphony in D Minor

Lemo; Allegro non troppoAllegrettoAllegro non troppo

INTERMISSION

B

Miss Weilerstein is the Ruggierro Ricci Chair Anis! for the 1998 FestivalHer performance today is suppol1ed by the Ruggiero Ri cci String Artist Cha

established through the generosity of BMC Trustee Josephine Grisham Renzulli ,friend of Mr. Ricci.

Underwriting for (hi s COllcert program and accompanying nOtCs has been provided by TheFoundation of Spartanburg, SC.



ALISA WEILERSTEIN

Mi ss Weilerstein began playing the cello at age four and a half and perfonned herpublic concert only six months later . She made her Cleveland Orchestra debut at agplaying the Tchaikovsky "Rococo" Var ia tions . Two years later, she made her haccla im ed Carneg ie Hall debut with the New York City Youth Symphony. In additiorchestral music, Ms. Weilerstein enjoys play ing chamber music with her parents iWeilerstein Trio . which is in high demand throughout the country . The outstanding being used by Ms. Weilerstein is a Matteo Goffriller of 1696 on extended loan throug

Stradavari Society of Chicago. Ms. Weilerstein makes her BMC debut this afternoon



BREVARD MUSIC CENTER ORCHESTRAVIOLIN I

Thomas Joinern

Pat Rafferty**

Tomasz Golka

Byron Tauchi*

Ning Chih Hsu

Bill Terwill iger·

Cynthia Piotrowski

Katie McL in '"

Milan Dukic

Amanda Schubert·

Eric Sewell

Kri sten Hoiseth

Zoran Jasmak

Justin Pollack

Megan Guen!hcr

Bren! Williams

James Harvey

Violin IIRyo Fukuda*

Marianne Wiens

Jeanne Majors*Emily Wilson

Margaret Baldridge*

Sarah Wright

Mary Ada Poole

** Co-Concertmaste r* BMC Faculty

Tim Baker Ellen CroyDorothy Knowles Elaine Anderson'"

Liza Landers Kenneth Pruitt

Jesse Gross Beth RosbachAmy Watson Kile Hill

Laura Dyes DoUBLE BASS

Mary Perkinson Dan Swaim*

Sonja Yi Nathan ScottKris Torbush Kevin Mauldin·

V IOLA Brad Lovelace

Manuel Diaz* Elizabeth Daughtry

Nils Bul tmann Tricia PriesterDavid Becker· Fl.lJTE

Allyson Habeeb Eric Hoover·

Thomas Kluge* Trygve Peterson*

Ma tthew Diekman OBOE

Scott Schilling Eric Ohlsson*

Hyun Jeong Lee Paige Morgan, *

Charles Krigbaum Engl ish hornLaura Lengowski Kathy Jo SmithCELLO CLARINET

Carlton McC reery* Steven Cohen*

Aaron Zelkowicz Er ic Ginsberg*

Madeline Golz* BASS CLARINET

Er ic Lcnz Katie Helms

George Work* BASSOON

Barrick Stees*Nancy Lutes*

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H ORL'I

Eli Epstein*Jean Martin·

Jill HesseChristian JohansonDale McSwainTRUMPET

Charles Matthiessen*Mark Schubert'"Jerry BryantChad Winkler

TROMBONE

William Zehfuss*Hoyt AndresAngela KochBASS T R O ~ 1 B O l \ ' E Richard Brady*

TuBA

Michael Grose*HARP

Susan Brady*TIMPANI

Timothy Adams Jr*

PERCUSSION

Rob DesmondChad Curlow

Christopher Han

Nancy Rodgers

Please No te: Latecomers will be seated at intermission. No cameras, tape recorders, smoking, or foothe auditorium, please.

Refreshments are available before the performance and during intermission. The refreshmen! stand islocated across the walkway fro m the auditorium and has icc-c ream, coffee, soft drinks , and candy.

Today's performance is sponsored in pan by Lite 98.9

The Brevard Music Center is grateful for the support received from the North Carolina GeneralAssembly, the Nonh Carol ina Department of Cultural Resources and the North Carolina Arts Counc

BALDWIN is the official piano of the Brevard Music Center. All pianos arc moist ure-protected byDAMPP-CHASER dehumIdifiers.

Entire production by the Brevard Music Center and its musica l organizations.



PROGRAM NUMBER SIXBrevard Music Center

Whittington-Pfohl AuditoriumTuesday, June 30

8 :00 PM

TRANSYLVANIA SYMPHONIC BAND

Process ion of Nobles

Sa lvation is Created

Eng lish Dances

Sarah McKoin, conductor

INTERMISSION

Nikolay Rimsky-K

Tsch

Malcom

TRANSYLVANIA WIND ENSEMBLE

Three Merry Marches. op . 44-

Trauersinfonie (1844)

Jamie Hafner, conductor

Erns

Richard

Funeral mu sic on themes from -Euryanthc : by C.M. von Weber, revised for modem instrumenLcidzen

II Guarany Overlure A. Carlosafr. Herbert L

Underwriting for this concert program and accompanying notes has been provided byThe Utley Fo undation of Spartanburg, SC.



TRANSYLVANIA SYMPHONIC BANDF'l,un : Ken Graves JiUian Rogers EUPHONIUM

Erica Bass Elliott Ross Susan Scharber Clay Johnson

Jessica Sherer Alar Kukk Brendan Adams Cecilia Le

Eve deBordenave Dalphne Johnson Christian Haumesser Jessica BrewSle r

Haley Morse Kiera Thompson Michael Anhur TuR.Andrew Rehrig. Allison Graber. CORNh"T Daniel Davis

piccolo Eb Clarinet Bill Dickinson Andrew BarnesCa therine Wylly Jill King. Jessica Lillie Rachel Cook

Diana Siwiak Bass Clarinet David Pitlel IlARp

Kazuki Shimani SAXOPHONE Jordan Kretchmar Lies ]Tison

Elizabeth Worland Aaron Marcus, Sara Snyder Erin Marie Collins

QBOE Alto Saxophone TRUMPET PERCUSSION

Colin Baue r Kurt Beard , David Buttrick Manuel Barnia

Faith Scholfield Alto Saxophone Roger Espinoza Chris Hart

Reid Messich Dustin Wi ll iams, TROMBONE Robert Hudson

SCO tt Barrucca Tenor Saxophone Ben Dickinson Adam Mamula

James Perreault Olaf Bj ornstal, Steven Menard Brian McK in ney

Victoria Newton Baritone Saxophone Martin McC a

inMi

hae la VanaCLARINET BASSOON Jonathan Leeke Neil lI euer

Vincent Fortado Anna Claire Ballard Steven Norris Adam Epstein

Kathryn Bohon Becki Brush BASS TRO.\fflONE

Arianna Smith HORN Brett Evans

Rosemary Tarcza Becky McConnell Erick Shaw

Allison Graber Steven Huston

TRANSYLVANIA WIND ENSEMBLEF'UJTE Elliott Ross David Byrd-Marrow BASS TROMBONE

Peter Sheridan Megan Hodges Meredith Gangler Lee Watts

Dana Siau Jill King, Peter Dahlstrom Brett EvansSusan Kohli. Bass Clarim:t Casey Maltese, EUPHONIUM

piccolo Julianne Kirk, ass!. C lay Johnson

Julie Avallone Eb Clarinet Lauren Vinoski, Cecilia Le

Teresa Lemaire SAXOPIIONE ass!. TuOAOROE Javier Oviedo, COkNKr Megan Tiedt

Mariah Ward Alto Saxophone Joe Gudorf Eric Fuller

Myka Miller Billy McPhail, David Kellert Charlie Meldrum

Jenniter Morrison Alto Saxophone Ben McMillan HARP

Mary Lindsay CampDeIl Lee Worley. Danny Evans Lisa Bec kley

Scott Bartucca Tenor Saxophone TRUMThT Masako Fukata

CLARINET Mariah McPhail, Dan McNally PERCUSSION

Arianna Smith Baritone Saxophone Paul Lowry Manuel Bornia

Alar Kukk BAS,.OON TROMBONES RoDer! Hudson

Ralph Skiano Amy lia Barnett Chad Doswell Il iroko Okada

Vincent F(lrt<ldn Charles Gartrell Ben Dickinson Nancy Rogers

Phillip Kowlaczyk Nicholas Riggan Martin McCain. Mihaela Vana

Erin Simmons HOR N ass!. Rob Desmond

Kathryn Bolton Les Harkey



Transy lvania Wind Ensemble Faculty CoachesFlute · Eric Hoover, Oboe - Eric Ohlsson. Clarinet· Eric Ginsberg, Bassoon - Barrick Slees, S- Harvey Piuel , Hom - Eli Epstein/Cindy Carr, Trombone · Bill Zehfuss. Tuba - Mike Grose, TMark Schubert. Pe rcussion - Timothy Adams.

T ransylvani a Symphonic Band Faculty CoachesFlute· Trygve Peterson , Oboe · Paige Morgan, Clarinet · Steve Cohen, Bassoon - Nancy LutesSaxophone - Harvey Pinel, Hom - Jean Manin, Trombone - Richard Brady. Tuba - Mike Grose- Charles Mauhiessen, Percussion - Conrad Alexander.

• • • • * • * • • • • • • • • •

Please Note : Latecomers will be seated 31 intermission. No cameras, tape recorders, smoking, othe auditorium, please.

Refreshments are available before the performance and during intermission. The refreshment stalocated ac ross the walkway from the audilOrium and has ice cream. coffee, soft drinks. and cand

The Brevard Music Center is grateful for the suppon received from the North Carol ina GeneralAssembly. the Nonh Carolina Department of Cultural Resources and the Non h Carolina Arts C

BALDWIN is the official piano of the Brevard Music Center. All pianos are moisture-protectedDA MPP-CHASER dehumId ifiers .

SPEC IAL THANKS TO

WCQSPublic Radio Sponsor of the 1998 Season

and

Straus ParkOfficial Sponsor of the 1998 Season



PROGRAM NUMBER SEVEN

Brevard Music CenterStraus Auditorium

Wednesday, July 1, 19984:30 PM

FACULTY PlANO RECITAL

Barcarolle, Op. 60

DOUGLAS WEEKS

"Une barque sur I'ocean," from Miroirs

Five Images for Piano (1993)L Flower of the MountainII . Streel of Flower BoxesIII. Frogs!

ANDREW COOPERSTOCK

IV . A Lad y Folds her Umbrella and Happily Dances in a Cool RainV. Church Bells in a Dense Morning Fog

Hungarian Rhapsody No. 11

Hungarian Rhapsody No. 12

KATHERINE PALMER

MARJLYN NEELEY

BRUCE MURRAY

Special Thanks To

Straus ParkOfficial Sponsor of the 1998 Brevard Music Festival

C

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Sonata in D Major, K. 576

Ballade No.2 in F Major, Op. 38

Scarbo, from Gaspard de la Nu;t


Straus Auditorium

Friday, July 3, 1998

4:30 PM

PIANO MASTERCLASS

with

Michael Kim

Levi Hammer

Tara Tupper

Ekaterina Gueorguieva

W A Mo

(1756-1

Frederic Ch

(1810-1

Maurice R

(1875-1



VIOLlN IJ Patrick Rafferty··

Tomaz GolkaByron Tauchi*Ning Chih HsuBill TerwilligerBethan RichardsKatie Mclin'"Cy nthia PiotrowskiAmanda Schuben*Milan DulcieEric SewellKirsten HoiselhZoran Jasmak:Juslin PollackMegan GuentherBrent WilliamsVIOLIN DRyo Fukuda'"

Marianne WiensJeanne Majors'"Emily WilsonMargaret Baldridge·James HarveyMary Ada Poole

Sarah WrightDorothy KnowlesTim BakerLiza LandersJesse GrossBen HutchensAmy Watson

Laura Dyes


Jennifer KempaMary PerkinsonVIOLA

Manuel Diaz*Nils BullmannDavid Becker'"Allyson HabeebThomas Kluge*Matt DiekmannScott SchillingHyun-Jeong LeeCamille HallJessica StephensonLaura L e n ~ o w s k i Charles KngbaumCEU.OCarlton McCreery·Aron ZelkowiczMadeleine Golz·

Eric LenzGeorge Work·Ellen eroyElaine Anderson'"Jennifer Hackel!Jose DubonKen PruittBeth Ro sbachRobert JacobsDoUBLE BASSDan Swaim'"Nancy CrowderKevin Mauldin '"

Nathan ScOIl

Brad LovelaceRyan KuclcBrian BarrBeth DaughtryFU!TEEric Hoover·Amber GoodTrygve Peterson '"

OBOEEric Ohlsson'"Paige Morgan'"Kathi Jo SmithKeri KistlerCLARINET

Steve Cohen·Eric Ginsberg·

Alix ReinhardtKatie Helms,

Bass Clarinet

BASSOONBarrick Stees'"Nancy Lutes·Brooke BartelsAnn Koerner,

ContrabassoonHORNEli Epstein·Dale McSwainJean Martin·Christian JohansonJill Hesse , asst.TRUMPET

Charlie Matthiessen'"

..................

Mark Schubert·Jerry BryantChad Wink1erTROMBONEBill Zehfuss·

Hoyt AndresChelsea French, as s l.

BASS TROMBONE

Richard Brady·TuBAMike Grose.HARPSusan Beady·Mary Beth SpoonerTIMPANITUIDhy K Adrms Jr·PERCUSSION

Conrad Alexander·Chad Curlow

Adam MamulaHiroko OkadaLuke RinderknechtDavid SchotzlcoRob Desmond

•• ConunmasttrBMC Faculty Ani

Please Note: Latecomers will be seated at intermission. No cameras, tape recorders, smoking, or foo, please .

shments are available before the perfonnance and during intermission. The refreshment stand isocated across the walkway from the auditorium and has ice cream, coffee, soft drinks, and candy .

is sponsored in part by WSQL AM, WHLC FM, Lite 98.9, and WTZY 880.

Brevard Music Ce nter is grateful for the support rtteived from the Nonh Carolina Generalof Cuhural Resources, and the Nonh Carolina Ans Counc

is the official piano of the Brevard Music Center. All pianos are moisture-protected byDAMPP-CHASER dehumId ifiers.



PROGRAM NUMBER THffiTEEN


Sunday, July 5, 19983:00 PM

THE BEST OF BREVARD!

Javelin

Transylvania Symphony OrchestraThomas Joiner, conductor

Transylvania Symphonic BandSarah McKaIn, conductor

American Overture for Band

Transylvania Chamber StringsAmanda Schubert, conductor

Conceno Grosso in A, Op. 2 No.6

Transylvania Wind EnsembleJamie Hafner, conductor

March, ]n Stann in Sunshine

Finlandia

Transylvania Youth OrchestraDavid E. Becker, conductor

Transylvania Concert BandSarah McKoin, conductor

Variations on a Shaker Melody , from Appa/achain Spring

Repertory Symphony Orchestra

Carlton McCreery, conductor

Firebird Suite (1919)Berceuse and Final

G

Heed

St

Underwriting for this concert program and accompanying notes has been provided byThe Utley Foundation of Spartanburg, SC.



VIOLIN IDavid Edwanls"Kalle Mclin ·Renee BurgherK a l h ~ r i n e LawmnRach.:! ChavezLinnea KinonMatthew Ficderlein

M a r g a ~ t Bald ridge 'Ricky QuinonesJacob DanzingerJoe llan MuyskensMark HallJamie FutM:herDavid Camrl>.::l1Heather SmithChrist ine Ola lJane ParkO L L ~ II

Stefanic PutnamJeanne Majors*Elizabeth GosaHolly Emriel

Sarah Bnn

Brendnn A d ~ m s o n Mariana BowlingMegan Guenthert

Daniel ThigpenSun Kyo ChongLynnsey SmilhMadeline Scheer

V lOl.l)'I. )

Tomasz Golka"Nmg-Chih Hsu

Eric Se"'c llKirsten HoiscthSTem W i l l i a m ~ Emily WilsonSarah WrightTim BakerIkn Hutchens1<:nnifer KempaSarah Nordlundlamecyn MoreyLemuel VawterSonja Haras imPhyllis RobackLaura T rauschlVIOLIN II

Zoran Jasmak

Lin LandersJesse GrossAmy Wat SOnLaUT'il DyesMary PerkinsonSonya YiKris TorbushQuinton MorrisKatrina Rozmus

Transylvania Youth Orchestra

Ben Mawn

JB RobinsonLola ThelinCrystal WebbJames Harveyt

VIOL"Bjorg LarsonThomas Kluge ·

Kate HedinAnn PimatArmando SardinasJess ica SchiffmanCheryl WhydePascal Sauniert

Adam DeenLaura GononMonica RoseCELLOSally ChoiElaine Anderson *Karen Pok shuckEne Bli ssL ~ a m a r i e WilsonJose Dubont

lI ann3h WhiteheadKalllerine PollocklIana SolomanRonald ColemanAhigail McCutcheonKendra BauerDousu; BASSPeter Kay

Kevin Mauldin ·Mark KobeMan BrancheauGraham ColemanMan ShelleyLee VeazeyJoy BowdenBrad Lovelacet

FUm:Dana SiauTeresa L..emaireErica Bass,picco lo

OBO.;L a u ~ n KleinColin B3uerFaith ScholfieldReid MessichCcAR<NETRosemllry Tar tuKen GravesAllison GraberJill King ,

Bass ClannelBt\SSOON

Anna Claire BallardCharles Ganrell

Nicholas Riggan

Repertory Symphony Orchestra

Kirsten SwansonErin RyanAlyson Slack

Jessica Albenh alTerry HsiungJt ssica MeyerV IOLA

ScOtt ScllillingHyun -kong LeeAllyson HabeebJ c ~ s i c a StephensonCha rles KrigbaumAmos Lio.:

Pascal Saunie r8 J EngravCELLOEric Lent

Elle n CroyJennifer Hacke"

Ken Pru iuSamuel NordlundRobe n JacobsKevin MajeskeKilt HillJohannes RobbinsAmy C!lnyen;Noe! l i ~ ~ Samuel Hopkins

DoUB LE BA$.<;

r>:" am.:y Crowder

Ryan Ku ck

Nathan ScOttBeth Daugh tryJolin I_lwsonTricia PrieslC rFI.l>TEAmey StrongPeter SheridanKinuka KobayshiAmber GoodOBO(,;

Kallli Jo SmithMariah WardMyka MillerCLARThTIA l i ~ Re inhardtJu lianne Kirk,

H ClarinetRalph SkianoElliott RossBt\SSOOsB r o o k ~ BanclsAnn KoernerAdam Wead,

ContrabassoonH OR."!

H ORN

Meredith Gangle rBecky McConnellLauren VinoskiMichelle Di xonSusan Scharbcr,

assist,TRU!olP.:T

Bill Dic kinsonJessica Li ll ieDavid PinelPaul LowryTRo!\lBo:\'l:

Angela KochChad DoswellLee Walts,

Trombone

Tv"Charlie MeldrumDaniel DavisIWU>Erin Marie CollinsLiesl TisonPERevSSION

Chris HanBrian McKinneyLuke R i n d e r n ~ h t Todd WarliCk

Sl)'an AdkinsJames BoldinLes Harkey

Steven HustonCh ristian JohansonDale McSwainJillian Rogen;TRUMP!. Jerry Bl)'anlChad Winkl erJana Gallowayo s ~ p Gudorf

M 1 l o ~ ' E Chelsea FrenchBrad Kose rEric Kelley,

Bass TromboneTUBAEric Fuller

IWU>Lisa BeckleyMasako FukataMerrie Belh Spooner

•••t

ConceTtmtJ!UrFoculty CoachesTeaching Assis/ulli



VIOLIS I

Heather Smith"Christine OtalStefanie PutnamEli:tabcth GosaHolly EmrickSarah BrinB ~ n d a n AdamsonMariana Bowling

Fl .L'n :

rein She ridanD?na SiauSusan Koh li,

piccoloJulie AVJlloneTeresa L c m a i ~ 08 0 .:Mariah WardMyka MillerJennifer MOrrlsollMary Lindsay CampbellScan Blnu>:'aCLARlSl.'T

Arianna Smith"Ala r KukkRalph SkianoVincent FolUdo

Phill ip Kowlacl,ykEri n SimmollsKath ryn Bolton

f'WTECatherine Wylly

Diana 5iw!.k

~ ' l e y M <JfS('

Je ssica Sherel,

piccoloAndrew Kr hrigEve dcBordenavc

Kal,uki Shintan iEliubeth Worland080EJames P c r ~ aVictoria Newton

CLAR.t:>.T.r

Jil l K i n gDalphne J{)h nson

Ken Gtaves

Transy lvania Chamber Strings

VIOLIN II

Dankl Thigpen

Sun Kyo Chongy n l l ~ y Smith

Madeline Scheer

Jenni Lee RobinsonLola 1lH:linCrystal Webb

VIO!.A

Chery l WhydeAdam OeenLaura GononMonica Rose

C.:LI-OHannah WhiteheadRona ld Coleman

Tr ansy lvania Wind Ensemb le

Elliott Ru ssMegan !lodges

Jill King,Bau Cla riTlCt

Ju lianne Kirk .E C larinet

SAXOPIIOSt:

h vie r Oviedo,

Alto SaxOphOTlCBilly McPhail .Alto Saxophone

Lee Worley,Tenor S a x o p h o n , ~

Mariah McPha il.BamoTlC Saxophone

BASSOOSAmyha DamenChJrlcs GamdlNlCh,,11$ RIggan1I01ot. .

Les Harkey

David By rd ·Marrow

Meredi th GanglerPeter Dahlstro mCar.ey Maltese.

Laufl:n Vinoski.I$S t ,

CO R. .KT

Joe GudorfDavid Kellen

Ben M i l i a n Danny EvansT lt t1"D'ET

Dan McNallyPaol LowryTaOM801'ol::Chad DoswellBen IlI<:kinsonMartm McCain,

ass!.

Transy lvania Conce rt Band

K,el11 ThompsonAlli son Glaber

Kathryn ilo lton.B:us Chlnuet

SA..'(OPltO,l: :

Aaron Marcus,

Airy S a ~ o r o n ~ Olaf Bjomstlli.

Alto SaxophuneKun Beard .

Tcoor SiluphoneDustin Williams,

B1Iritone Saxophune

BASSOOS

Beckt BrushC ~ m l Thelin

IfOR.'"MlCbclle Di:<on

Brendan Adams

~ h c h a d Arthur

Christian HaumesserJo nathan Murray,

asst.TRUMPU

Dal" oJ BunrickSal11 Snyder

Jordan Kretchmer

Roger EspinouTao.'omo)\'E

Steven Mena rdJonathan Led:.eSteven NorrisErick Shaw,

Ba ss Trombone

Abiga il McCutc

Kendra BauerAmanda WesseMiriam HessVirginia Bain[)oUB I.J: BASS

Joy Bo ...den

BASS TROMBO

Lee WattsBn:n EvansEUl'HO:>'lUM

Clay Johnso:'lCeCIlia Lc

-ru"Megan TiedlErIC FullerCharlie MeldnuH",JlP

LIsa BeckleyMa sa ko FukataPf;ltCL'SSIOS

'\Ianuel Bomia

Rot>ert HudsonHiroko Okada

Nancy RogersMlhada Vana

Rob S I 1 l O ! l d

[ l In tO:>.llfM

Jess];;" BrewsteKimberly Cann1 ) , , ,

A n d ~ w Bames

Rachel Cook"",It]>

Lies l Tison

Erin Marie ColPf: ltL1JSS IONMihaela VanaKelly BrintonNeil Heuer

Nathan Harless



V I O I . I ~ ISarah Norlund· *bmecyn MoreyLemuel VawterSonja HaraSlnlPhyllis RObackKatrina RoznluS

Kirsten Swanso nDavid EdwardsSonya YiErin RyanKris TorbushAlyson SlackQuinton MorrisJessica AlberthalJane Park

II

u ura TrauschtTeny HsiungJessica MeyerRenee BurgherKatheri ne Litwton

Rachel ChavezLinnea KirtonMatthew FiederleinRicky Quinon.::sJacob Da ruingerJoellan Mu yskensMark HallJamie FUlscherDavid Campbell

FLu"Erica Ba ssJessica ShnerEve deBordenaveHaley MorseAndrew Rehrig.

piccoloCatherine WyllyDiana SiwiakKazuki ShintaniElizabeth WorlandOBOE

Colin Bau erFaith ScholfieldRe id MessichSCOtl Bartucca

James Pe rreau ltViclOria NewtonCI.ARlNET

Vincent Fonado· ·Kathryn BollonArianna SmithRosemary Tan:zaAllison GraberKen GravesEllioll RossAlar KukkDalphne John so nKlera TI,ompwn

Transylvania Symphony Orchestra

VtOLACamille HallAmos LiuBJ EngravLaura LarwnKate Hed inAnn Pimat

Melan ie DnuglasArmando SardinasJessica SchiffmannC EI-LO

Samuel Norll.lndKevin MajeskiNoel BlissSally ChoiAmy ConyersJohannes Robbi nsKa ren PoleshuckSamuel HopkinsEric BlissKathe rine PollockLeamarie Wil son

lIana So lomanDoUBLE BASSBrian Barrl ohn L.awsonTricia Prieste rr etn KayMark KobeMan BrancheauGraham Coleman

Man ShelleyLee VeazeyFLUTEKinuka KobayshiSusan KohliJulie Avallone.

piccolo

OBOEKeri KistlerJennifer MorrisonLauren KleinMary Lindsey Campbell

C""""'.,.,.Philip KowalczykKatie Helms.Ba ss Clarinet

Megan HodgesErin SimmonsJuliarme Kirk.

E ClarinetBASSOONBroo ke Banels

Ann KoernerHORNJill HesseJames BoldinDa vid Bryd-MarrowCasey Maltese

Dahlstrom.asS!.

Transylvania Symphonic Band

Alliwn Graber.

ClarinetJill Kin g.Ba ss Clarinet

S.o:OI'1I0:-''J;Aaron Marcus.

Alto SuophoneKu rt Beard.

Aho SaxophoneDustin Williams.

Teno r S u o p h o n ~ Olaf Bjornstal.

Baritone SaxophoneBA.SSOON

Anna Cla ire BallardBecki Rnlsh

HORNBecky McConnellSteven HustonJillian RogersSusan ScharberBre ndan AdamsChristian Ha umesscrMichael AnhurCOIt ..ET

Rill DickinMlnJessica LillieDavid PinelJo r,jan Kn::lc lun3r

Sara Snyder

TRUMPl. ,David ButtrickRoger EspinozaT R o ~ l B o : - , r : . Ben DickinsonSteven MenardMan in McCainJonathan LeekeSteven No rrisBASS Tl!.O.'>lBOi\1::

Bren EvansErick ShawEUPIIO:-'lUM

Clay JohnsonCecil ia Le

Jessica Brewste rT UMDaniel DavisAndrew BarnesRachel CookHARI'Liesl TisonErin Marie CollinsPER CliSSION

Manuel BorniaChris HanRoben Hud so nAdam Manlula

TRUMPET

Danny EvansDavid KellenBen McMillanDan Mc NallyTRO.\lBONE

Hoyt Andres

Angela KochEric Kelly.Ba ss Trombone

lUoA

Megan Tiedt

" ...Masako FukataMerrie Beth SpoonerLisa BeckleyPJ.:RO)SS ION

Chad Cu rlowLu ke Rinde rknechtDavid SchonkoTodd WarlikRob Desmond

Brian McKinney

Mihaela VanaNeil HeuerAdam Epstein



PROGRAM NUMBER 14

Density 21.5

Sonate, Op. 25, N. 1

Breit


Straus Auditorium

Monday, July 6, 1998

4:30 PM

STUDENT RECITAL

Peter Sheridan, flute

Sehr frisch und straff

Sehr langsarn

Rasendes Zeitmas. Wild

Langsam

Matt Diekman, viola

Special thanks to

Straus Park

Edgar Vare

Paul Hindemit

Official sponsor of the 1998 Brevard Music Festival



PROGRAM N UMBER FIFTEEN

Brevard Mu sic Center

Straus Auditorium

Monday, July 6 1998

8:00 PM

CHAMBER MUSIC

Concertino for Flute , Viola, and Double Bass

I. Andante con molLO

II . Furiant (Allegro furioso)

III. Andante

IV . Rondino (Allegro gaio)

Er ic Hoover, nute

David Becker, vio la

Daniel Swa im , double bass

Quartet for Horn, Viol in, Viola, and Cello

Allegro

Andante Cantabile

Rond o: Allegro

Sonata for Violin and Piano

Jean Martin , horn

Jeanne Majors, violin

Manuel Diaz, viola

George Work , cello

INTERM ISSION

William Terwilliger, violin

Andrew Cooperstock, piano

Special Th ank s to

Straus Park

Erwin Schu

(1894-1

Wezel S

(1746- 1

John Corig



PROGRAM NUMBER SEVENTEEN

Brevard Music CenterWhittington-pfoh1 Auditorium

Tuesday, July 7, 19988:00 PM

TRANSYLVANIA YOUTH ORCHESTRADavid Becker, conductor

Slha! (1995)

Ovenure to Music for the Royal Fireworks

Selections from West Side Story

Finlandia. Op _ 26

INTERMISSION

TRANSYLVANIA WIND ENSEMBLEJamie Hafner, coDductor

A Requiem in Our Time

HymnwCredo et DubitoDies lrac:Lacrymosa

First r i - 1954 Tho r Johnson BIIUS (..otllpOJition Award

Ukrainian FolksongsI . Family Gathering2. The Repentant Wife3. Easter Song4. Under the Cherry TreeS. The Sun Has Set

6. MOIher's Concern7. Trouble with Hemp8. A Merry Widow

9. A Love Song10 . Wh y [)() You POUI . Dear?11 . The Wife Who Beat Her Husband

Sarah McKain, guest conductor

Studies in Motion ( 1971)

I . Stasis - The appearance of sound in a stat ionary position2. Ro tation - Sounds and textures in linear motion3. Altemation - Th e g r o u p of sound ce lls4 . Oscillation - The culmmatlon of mOlion and fluxuating timbres

Joel Blahnik

G. F. Handelarr. Thor Johnson

Leonard Bernsteinart. Jack Mason

Jean Sibelius

Eino Rautavaara

Halsey Stevens

Fisher Tull

Underwriting for this coneen program and accompanying notes has been provid ed byThe Utley Foundation or Spartanburg. SC.



VIO LIN IDavid Edwarus*"Katie Mc Lin 'Renee BurgherKatherine LawtonRachel ChavezLinnea KittonManhew Fiederlein

Marga ret Baldridge 'Ricky QuinonesJacob DaTllillgerJoellan MllyskensMark HallJamie FlltscherDavid Camp be llH e ~ t h SrnithChristine OtalJane ParkVIOLIN II

Stefanle PutnamJeanne Majors'Elizabeth GosaHolly EmrickSanh Brin

Brelldon AdamwnMariana BowlingMegan GucmhertDaniel ThigpenSun Kyo ChongLYIIJlscy SmithMadeline Scheer

fLUff.

Peler SheridanDana SiauSusan Kohli.

picco lo

Julie AvalloneTeresa LemaireOBOEMariah WardMyka MillerJennifer MorrisonMary Lindsay CampbellScon BartuccaCLARII'o'ET

Arianna Smith..Alar KukkRalph Skiam)Vincenl Fomdo

Phillip KowlaczykErin SimmnnsKathryn Bohon

Eni o\! RossMegan HodgesJill King,

Bass C larinetJulianne Kirk .

Eb ClarinetSAXOI'I IO :'lo1-:

Javier OYlcdu.Alto S a ~ o p l 1 < l I l e

TRANSYLVANIA YOUTH ORCHESTRA

Ben MasonIB RobinsonLola ThelinCrysta l WehbJames HarveytVIOLA

Bjorg LarsonThomas Kluge·

Kate HedinAnn PimalArmando SardinasJessica SchiffmanCheryl WhydePascal SauniertAdam DeenLaun GononMonica RoseCELLO

Sally ChoiElaine Anderson'Karen POleshuckEric BlissLeamarie Wil sonJose Dubunt

Hannah WhiteheadKatherine Pnllock[lana SolomanRonald ColemanAbigail McCulcheonKendra Hauer

DoUBLE A . ~ < ; Peter KayKevin Mauld in·Mark KobeMan Bnncheau

Graham ColemanMan Sh elleyLee Veltey

Joy BowdenBrad LovelacetFurnoDana SiauTeresa LemaireErica Bass,

pi..:coloO BOELauren KleInColin BauerFaith ScholfieldReid MessichCLARL"1L1

Ro semary TarczaKen GravesAllison Graber

Jill King,Bass Clarine!

B ASSOON

Anna Claire BallardCharles GanrellN i c h o l a ~ Riggan


Billy McPhail.Allo Saxophone

Lee Worley,Tenor Saxophone

Mariah McPhail.

Baritone SaxophoneB t\SSOON

Amylia BarnellCharles GartrellNicholas Riggan1I 0 RN

Les HarkeyPeler Dahlmom,

ass,-David Byrd-MarrowMeredith GanglerCasey MalteseLauren Vinoski,

ass!.C OR/lo'J>;T

Jo.: GUdorf

David KellenBen McMillanDanny EvansTR uMr n

Dan M ~ N a J lPaul LowryTRo ,\ fIIo:>-'EChad DoswellBen Dlckinwn

Manin McCam,ass!.

BASS TRO.\tBo:'lo't:

u:e WausBrell Evans

E UJ>HO:>-T\:MClay John s(l11

Cecilia Le

"'"egan TiedtEric FullerCharlie Meldntm

Lisa BeckleyMasako FllkataPERCUSSION

Manuel BorniaRObert HudsonHi roko OkadaNancy RogersMihaela Vana.

Rob Desmond

HOIl"Meredith Gangle rBecky McConnellLauren VinoskiMiche lle DixonSusan Scharber.

ass ist.TRUMPLI

Bill DickinsonJessica LillieDavid PinelPaul LowryT ~ t B o : ' l o Angela KochChad DoswellLee Wa!lS,

Bass Trombone

""Aharlie Meldrum

Daniel Davis

Erin Marie CollinsLiesl TisonPt;RCUSSION

Chris HanBrian McKinneyLuke Rinderknech!Todd Warlick

H C'oncenmaS lcr• Faculty Coachest Teaching Assis!ams



FACULTY COACHES

Oboe - Paige M o r ~ a n , Clarinet - Eric Ginsberg. Bassoon - Nancy Schubert, Hom - Jean Martm. Trombone - Richard Brady. Tuba - Michael G

Alexander

T['ansylvania Wind EnsembleWinds: Flute - Eric Hoover, Oboe - Eric Ohlsson, Clarinet - Eric Ginsberg, BassooD - Barrick SteeSaxophone - Harvey PitteJBrass: Horn - Jean Martin, Trumpet - Mark Schubert, Trombone - William Zehfuss, Tuba - MichaeGrosePercussion: Timothy Adams .. " '" .... " .. " '" .. "Please Note: Latecomers will be seated at intenmssion. No cameras, tape recorders, smoking. or fothe auditorium, please .

The Brevard Music Center is grateful for the support received from the North Carolina GeneralAssembly. the North Carolina Department of CufturaJ Resources and the North Carolina Arts Counc

BALDWIN is the official piano of the Brevard Music Center. All pianos are moisture-protected byDAMPP-CHASER dehumIdifiers.



PROGRAM NUMBER TWENTY AND TWENTY-TWO


Dress RehearsalThursday, July 9, 1998

7:30 PM

PerformanceSaturday, July II, 1998

7:30 PM

BREVARD MUSIC CENTER FESTIVAL ORCHESTRADavid Effron, conductor

presents

TOSCA(in concert)

Music by Giacomo Puccini

Libretto by Guiseppe Giacosa and Luigi Illi ca

Jon Brotherton, chorus masterKristin Roach, musical preparation

CHARACTERS

Floria Tosca . . . . . . . . . AngelMario Cavaradossi . . . . . . . . . . DaviBaron Scarpia ... . . . . . . . . . . PauAngelott i . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . DavSac ristan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C li ffoSpo!etta ......... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ZacharySciarrone . . . . . . . HenrA Jailer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . GarA Young Shepherd . . . . . . . . . . . Sara

Underwriting for this concert program and accompanying nOtes has been provided byThe Utley Fou ndat ion of Spartanburg, SC.



CHORUS MEMBERS

Kirstin Chavez. Honeoye, NY; Anna Christy , Pa sadena , CA, Rice University; RuthCunningham . New York, NY; Julie De Vaere, Norwalk, CA; Simeon Esper, OtsegoFlorida Slate Univers ity; Gerardo Garciacano, Denton, TX, University of North TAnne Gray , Moorhead. MS; Christine Heath , Elburn, IL , University of MaryDaniellc Hermon , Hingham, MA. Manhattan School of Music; Casey HugFayetteville, GA, Indiana University; Juan Ibarra, San Antonio, TX; Creighton Ja

Houston, TX, Rice University; Kimberly Gratland James, Houston, TX , Rice UniveThomas Johnson. Bloomington, IN, Indiana University; Angelia LaRock, PembrokeCincinnati Co nservatory of Mu sic ; Patrick Miller, Minneapolis, MN; Dana PaulsArbor, MI , University of Michigan; Shawna Peterson, Houston, TX, Riee UniveDonna Pimental , Brevard, NC, Brevard Co llege; Matthew Pittman, Houston, TXUniversity; Christopher Richard, New York, NY, Butler University; Kenneth RobeUrbana, IL ; GuiIherme Rogano, Ann Arbor, MI, University of Michigan ; NicoleNew York, NY ; Michael Skyles, Stamford, CT; Karim Sulayman , Chicago, IL, EaSchool of Music; Monica Swartout-Bebow, Ypsilanti , MI ; Jennifer Toohey, FloralNY; Laurie Marie Tossing, Mesa, AZ, Arizona State University; Julien Uhlig, NewNY, Mannes School of Music; Kelly Van Siooten, Houston, TX; Hugo Vera, Ann A

MI , University of Michigan; Kate Vetter, New York, NY; Clint Williams, OklahomaOK.

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *

Rome, in the year 1800

Act One

The Church of St. Andrea della Valle

INTE RMIS SIO N

Act Two

The Farnese Palace

BRIEF INTERMISSION

Act Three

A platform of the fortress S1. Angelo



ACT II The Farnese PalaceCavaradossi rt!illscs 10 revea l to Sl.:arpi a the whereabouts of hi s friend. Tesca isummoned and is horritied to rea lize that her lover is being taken to the to rture chamthe next roOIl l. Crics of asony arc heard as Cavaradossi is indeed tortur ed. AI firsttries to endure the angUIsh but linally reveals the secret hiding place. Angelothoweve r. taken hi s own life in the meantime. Scarpia orders the torturing to ceadeclares that Cavaradossi will be shot at sunrise unless Tosca will agree to be hi s mThe despairing Tosca reluctantl y agrees i f Scarp ia will release Cavaradossi and write

safe passage document for them. Scarpia tells her that he will need to pretend to eCavaradossi but that real bullets will not be used; at the same time he surreptiti ouslyto hi s chief office r that real bullets are indccd to be used. After Scarpia writes a bogpassage document for the two lovers, he advances amorous ly toward Tosca, who inrage, slabs him and rushes out to the Castel St. Angelo where Cavaradossi awaits exec

ACT I II A p/otform of he fortress SI. AngeloAt dawn Tosca waits for the mock execution, expecting to leave shortly thereafteCavaradossi. They sing of joyful times for the future . >be bu llets are real , howeveCavaradossi is killed. Tosca is horrified. As Spoletta and his men approach to arrest the murder of Scarpia she climbs the parapet of th e castle and leaps to her death.

Doris Headley

BIOGRAPHIES

Angela BrownSoprano Angela Brown, returns to the Brevard stage to perform thc title role in PuTasca. A finali st in the Birgit Nilsson Competition, Ms. Brown was recently selecperform at Carnegic Hall. She has appeared with the Cincinnati Pops, the orchesMemphi s, Roanoke, Knoxville. and at the 25th anniversary of the Kennedy Center.

David HolleyDirector of Opera at the Univers ity of No rth Carolina-Greensboro, tenor Davidreturns for hi s fifth season at the Brevard Music Center. Mr. Holley has appearenumerous opera companies and symphony orchestras ac ross the United States.

Paul BrownA tenor, Paul Brown is a resident of Bloomington, Indiana, and was selectedMetropoli tan Opera Regional Finalist in J993 and 1996. Recent performances incluro le of Germont in Verdi 's La Traviata , the title role in his Riga/ella, and SharpPuccini 's Madamo Butlerjly.

David WonDavid Won wa s born in South Korea and moved to America when he was 16. He rehis bachelor's deg ree and performer 's certificate in music at Eastman School of Mu sWon 's most recent e n ~ a g e m c include the ro le of Dr . Ba rtolo in Mozart's The Maof Figaro and soloist II I Hande l" s Messiah.

Clifford DerixCurrent ly k i on a Masters ofMu sic from Rice Uni vers ity. bass-baritone Cli ffordhas perform ed prm cipal ro les in Doni zetti' s L '£/is ;r d ·amore and Mozart ' s Cos; fim



Mr. Derrix has also appeared as soloist in Bach's St. John Passion and Handel 's

Zachary BrutonA native of Houston, tenor Zachary Bruton is a master 's degree candidateUn iversity. Mr. Bruton 's recent performances include the roles of Tamino in MozMagic Flute, Tonia in Donizctti s La Fille de Regiment, and Erneslo in hi s Don P

Henry Stenta

Henry Stenta, baritone, most recently participated in a production of Smetana's Twoat the Manhattan School of Music. His other stage credits include J8 Biggley inSucceed in Business Without Really Trying, Oscar Madison in The Odd Couple,Parker in Oklahoma!

Gary Haase

Bass-bari tone Gary S. Haase recently graduated from the University of Iowa within voice and pre-medicine. He has sung roles in Gounod's Romeo and Juliel andGianni Schicchi. Last summer, Mr. Haase performed various roles with the ColleOpera Company in Cape Cod, Massachusetts.

Sarah MoranA student of Rita Shane, Sarah Moran just completed her second year at the Eastmaof Music. Recent credits include work with John Greer and Stephen Daigle in theOpera Workshop production of Bernstein's Candide.



BREVARD MUSIC CENTER FESTIVAL ORCH ESTRAVIOLIN IPatrick Raffeny· ·Thomas Joiner·Byron Tauchi·Tomaz GolkaBill Terwi lliger·Ning Ch ih Hsu

Katie McLin·Cynthia PiotrowskiAmanda Sc huben·Milan DukicEric SewellKimen HoisethZoran Jas maklustin PollackVIOLIN IIRyo Fu kuda·Marianne WiensJeanne Majors·Emily Wi lson

Margaret Baldridge·Sarah Wri ghtDorothy KnowlesTim BakerLiza LandersJesse GrossAm y Wat son

• • ConcertmasterBMC Fa culty Artist

Laura Dyes Brad Lovelace TRUMPETVIOLA Bet h Daughtry Charlie MatthiesscnManuel Diaz· Tricia Priester Mark Schuben·Nils Bultmann FLUTE Jerry BryantDavi d Becker· Eric Hoover· TROMBO NEA!!yson Habeeb Peter Sheridan Bi ll Zehfuss·Thomas Kluge· Trygve Peterson· Hoyt Andres

Matt Di ek mann OBOE Chelsea FrenchSCO II Schill ing Eric Ohlsson· BASS TROMBONEHyun-Jeong Lee Kathi Jo Smith Richard Brady·Laura Lcngowski Paige Morgan· , HARPCharles Krigbaum English Ho m Susan Brady·CELLO CLARI NET KEYBOARDCarlton McCreery· Steve Cohen· Kristin Roach·Aron Ze lkowicz Eric Ginsberg· TiMPA NIMadeleine Golz· Kat ie Helms, Timothy K Adams JEric Lenz Bass Clari net PERC USSIONGeorge Work· BASSOO N Conrad Alexander·Ellen Croy Barr ick Stees· Rob De smondElaine Anderson· Nancy Lutes· Nancy Ro ge rs

Ken Pruitt Ann Koerner, OFF STAGE ENSEMBBeth Rosbach Contrabassoon Camille Hall,Kyle Hill HORN Vio laDoUBLE BASS Cindy Carr· Amber Good ,Dan Swa im · Jill Hesse FluteNathan Scott Jean Mani n· Merrie Beth SpooneKe vin Mauld in · Dale McSwain Harp

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Please Note: Lat ecomers will be seated at intermission. No cameras, tape recorders, smoking, beveor food in the audi torium, please.

Refreshments arc available before the performance and dur in g intermission . The refreshment stand ilocated across the walkway from the auditorium and has ice cream, coffee , soft drinks, and candy.

One of the special projects which states of the Southeastern Region have supported is the Lucile ParWard Chair in Opera, established by the Nat ional Federation of Music Clubs in Mrs. Ward's honorseason, John Greer, the General Manager of the BM C Opera Program, holds the Lucile Parrish Wa

Opera Chair.

Tonight 's performance is sponsored in part by Lite 98 .9 and WTZY 880,

We congratulate the N<lt ional Federation of Music Clubs on thei r centennial and celebrate the fiftiethconsecutive Federation Weekend at Brevard with members of the Southeastern Region . Welcome!

The Brevard Music Center is grateful for the support received from the North Carol in a GeneralAs sembly, the North Carolina Departmem of Cultural Resources and the Nonh Carolina Arts Counc



PROGRAM NUMBER TWENTY-ONE

THE HINOA HONIGMAl'l MEMORIAL CONCERT

Javelin

Brevard Music CenterWhittington-Pfoh l AudilOrium

Friday, July 10, 1998

7:30 PM

TRANSYLVANIA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRAThomas Joiner , condu ctor

David Effron, guest conductorPeter Zazofsky. vio lin

Michael (b.

Commissioned by the Atlama Commincc for the 1994 Olympic Games Cultural Olympiad in celebof the Atlanta Sy mphony Orchestra' S 50th Anniversary .

Violin Conceno in 0 Major. Op. 77Allegro non troppoAdagioAllegro giocOSQ. rna non rroppo vivace

Mr . Zazofsky, viol in

INTERMISS ION

Symphony No.2 in 0 Major, Op . 43Allegretto; Poco allegro; Tranqui llo, rna poco a poco

ravvivando il tempo a1 allegroTempo andante rna rubato: Andante sos te nutoVivacissimo: Lento e sua ve; LargamenteFinale (A llegro mode rato)

Johanne s B(1833-

Jean Si(1865-

Underwriti ng for this concert program and accompany ing nOtes has been provided byThe U Foundation of Spartanburg. SC.



TRANSYLVANIA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

VIOLIN ISarah Norlund*·Byron Tauchi "

Jamecyn Morey

Lemuel VawterSonja HarasimPhyllis Roback.

Katrina RozmusWilliam Terwilliger'"Kirsten SwansonDavid EdwardsSonya Yi

Erin RyanKris TorbushAlyson SlackQuinton MorrisJessica AlbenhalVIOLIN nLaura TrauschtRyo Fukuda'"

Terry HsiungJessica MeyerRenee BurgherKatherine LawtonRachel ChavezJustin PollacktLinnea KinonMallhew FiederleinRicky QuinonesJacob DanzingerJoellan MuyskensMark HallJamie Futscher

David Campbell

VIOLACamille HallManuel Diu·Amos LiuBJ EngravLaura LarsonKate Hedin

Ann PimatMelanie DouglasArmando SardinasJessica ScbiffmannCELLO

Samuel NorlundGeorge Work'"Kevin MajeskiNoel BlissSally ChoiAmy ConyersJohannes RobbinsJose Dubont

Karen PoleshuckSamuel HopkinsEric BlissKathrine PollockLeamarie WilsonlIana SolomanDoUBLE BASS

Brian BarrDan Swaim·

John LawsonTricia PriesterPeter KayMark Kobe

Matt BrancheauGraham ColemanMatt ShelleyLee VeazeyBrad LovelacetFLUTE

Kinuka Kobayshi

Susan KohliJulie Avallone,

piccoloOBOE

Ken KistlerJennifer MorrisonLauren KleinMary Lindsey

CampbellCLARINET

Philip KowalczykKatie Helms,

Bass Clarinel

Megan HodgesErin SimmonsJulianne Kirk,

E b ClarinetBASSOON

Brooke BartelsAnn KoernerHORNJill HesseJames BoldinDavid Bryd-Marrow

Casey MaltesePeter Dahlstrom,

asst.TRUMPET

Danny EvansDavid KellertBen McMillan

Dan McNallyTROMBONE

Hoyt AndresAngela KochEric Kelly,

Bass TromboneTUBA

Megan TiedtHARP

Masako FukataMerrie Beth SpoonerLisa BeckleyPERCUSSION

Chad CurlowLuke RinderknechtDavid SchotzkoTodd WarlikRob Desmond

•• ConcenmasterFaculty CoachTeachmg Assistan

•t

of this

in personnel)" > 7 " ' ~ - .,,------': Enc Hoover, flute; Eric Ohlsson, oboe; Steve Cohen, clarinet; Barrick Stees, basso

f u C i . h a r l i e Matthiessen, trumpet; Bill Zehfuss, trombone; Mike Grose, tubaTimothy K Adams Jr, tympani; Susan Brady, harp.

PETER ZAZOFSKY

as a "phenomenon" by the Montreal Gazette and "exquisite" by the BerlinerPeter Zazofsky has enjoyed a career as soloist, chamber musician and

of Music Clubs

of Brahms' Violin Concerto .



PROGRAM NUMBER TWENTY-THREE


Sunday. July 12 . 19981:30 PM

THE BREVARD MUSIC CENTER RESIDENT OPERA WORKSHOP

presents

THE MOON SINGERworld premier perjQrmtJllce

Music by David Liptak

Libretto by Diane Simkin Demeter

Commiss ioned by the Institute for Amer ican Music

John Greer , conductorJonathan Field, director

Barbara Howse-Meadow s, choreographerKristin Roach, musical preparation

Alicia Matthias , stage manager

CHARACTERS

Torr . . . . . . . • • . . · . Aileen BLord Crail . .Queen . . . .Miller . . . .Miller 's Wife

Music Master

· .. Michae· . . . . AnnGerardo Gar· . . , . Dan

·....

Gary

Underwri ting for this coneen program and accompanying nOies has been provided byThe Utley Foundation of Spartanburg, SC.



The Setting

Prelude: "The Woods at Night"

Scene I: "The Royal Palace"

Intermezzo

Scene II: "The Woods at Night"



THE 1998 COMPOSER· IN·RESIDENCE: DAVID LIPTAK

David Liptak is the 20th composer to occupy the Mu Phi Eps ilon endowed chai rBrevard Music Cente r. Mr . Liptak is known for his numerous ins trumental and vocaland has wo n many composition competitions including the 1986 GeorgesInternational Composition Competition. His works have been perfonned by thFrancisco Symphony , the Sr. Paul Chamber Orches tra , the St. Louis Symphony, aChamber Music Society of Lincoln Center. His current work, The Moon Singer. madebut here at Brevard this afternoon . While at the Music Center, Mr. Liptak will worcompos ition students and present lectures throughout the summer season.

ABOUT THE PERFORMERS

Aileen Jane Bramhall , soprano , is a recent graduate of the Eastman School ofwhere she studied under Carol Webber. While at Eastman, she perfonned the roSusanna in The Marriage of Figaro and Hansel in Hansel and Gretel. She wasfeatured perfonner with the Co lleae Light Opera Company of Falmouth, Massachwhere she performed the roles; of py ll is in Iolanthe and Eliza in My Fair Lady.

Soprano Anne Elizabeth Gray is fro m Moorhead, Miss issippi, and is presently pua Master 's of Music in voca l performance at tht! University of Nebraska at Linco ln .th at she has perfonned include Suzuki in Puccini 's Madame Burterj/y, Dido in PuDido and Aeneas, Mrs. Herring in Albert Herring, and the Third Lady in Mozart

Ma gic Flute .

nar itone Gerardo Ga .ciacano currently studies vo ice with Laurel Miller at the Uniof North Texas, where his is a Ro:mld E. McNair Post-Baccalaureate Scholar . Anrecitalist. Mr . Garciacano has performed throughout Mex ico, the U.S. and Russ ia.also sung principa l roles with the Fort Worth Opera Company and Denton Light where he sang the lead role in Some Enchanted Evening.

Dana Pauls is a Canadian mezzo-soprano. She studies with Shirley Verret com plet ing a master's degree at the Unive rsity of Michigan. Some of her receninclude Romeo in [ Capuleti e [ Montecchi, Siebel in Faust. Martha in MephistopMiss Todd in Old Ma id and th e Thief, Diana in La Calista, and the lead role in RoCenerentola . This is her first summer at Breva rd .

Bass-baritone Gary S. Haase recently graduated from the University of Iowa with din vo ice and pre-medicine. He has sung roles in Gounod's Romeo and Ju liet and PuGianni Schicchi. Last summer, Mr. Hasse perfonned various roles with the Co llegeOpera Company in Cape Cod, Massachusetts .



ORCHESTRA

VIOLIN DoUBLE BASS HORN

Brent Williams Ryan Kuck Christian Johanson

Liza Landers

FLUTE GUITAR

VIOLA Arney Strong Oren FaderCamille Hall

OBOE PERCUSSION

CELLO Karen Ki stler Adam Mamula

Robert Jacobs

LADIES IN WAITING

Julia De Vaere Christine Heath Nicole Rose Monica Swartout-Bebo

Jennifer Toohey Laurie Marie Tossing

• • • • • • • • •• • • •• • •

Please Note: Latecomers will be seated at intennission. No cameras , tape recorders, smoking, bevor food in the auditorium. please.

The Brevard Music Center is grateful for the support received from the Nonh Carolina GeneralAssembly . the North Carolina Department of Cullura! Resources and the North Carolina Arts Coun

Special thanks to the Costume Collection, New York , NY.

BALDWIN is the official piano of the Brevard Music

Center. All pianos are moisture-protected byDAMPP-CHASER dehumidifiers .

Emire production by the Brevard Opera Workshop and Brevard Music Cenler organizations.




Stage Directors


Coach Apprentice


Production Manager and Lighting DesignerScene DesignerCostume DesignerTechnical DirectorMaster Carpentercarpenters

Scene Artists

Wardrobe SupervisorS t a ~ e ManagerASSIStant Stage ManagerProps SupervisorProps Assistant

Master ElectricianFirst ElectricianSound EngineerSound TechnicianStage Crew

BREVARIl MliSIC CENTER

P:O.Box312

Brevard . NC 287 12

Te l (828) 884-2019

www. brcvardmusic.org

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PROGRAM NUMBER TWENTY-FOUR



THE 1998 BREVARD MUSIC FESTIVAL

Contrapuncrus I

Children's Songs

Yes or No

Czardas

Polka von "The Golden Age "

Alabama Song

presents

RHYTHM AND BRASS

Jarr. Mich

Ch

Waynarr . Rex R

Vitto

Dmitri Shoarr . Robert T

Karr. Da

Temporary Heartbeat arr. DaA Tribute to Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon and The Wizard of O

The Music of Duke EllingtonMood IndigoConcerto for Coolie (Do Nothin' Till You Hear From Me)AmadCaravanBlue Pepper-Far East of the Blues

arr. Tomarr. Tomarr. Tom

aIT . Glarr . Rex R

Selections recorded by Rhythm and Brass on the new CD: More Monty Jung/e ... Ellington Ex

(Program subject to change)

Underwriting fOT this concen program and accompanying notes has been provided byThe Ut ley Foundation of Spartanburg, SC.



RHYTHM AND BRASS

of six brilliant and diverse artists, this ensemble brings an extraordinaryof talent and repertoire to western North Carolina. Performing a range of musi

to rock, Rhytlun and Brass are:

Wiff RuddCharles Villarubia

Alex ShuhanDavid GluckRex RichardsonThomas Brantley

TrumpetTuba

Hom and PianoPercussion and ComposerTrumpetTrombone

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *

will be seated at intermission. No cameras, tape recorders,or food in the auditorium, please.

is located across the walkway from the auditorium and has ice crea

Center thanks the Yamaha Corporation of America for its suppor

performance is sponsored in part by The Transylvania Times and The Womb

WHKP 1450, Lite 98.9, and WTZY 880.

special thank you to The Utley Foundation for underwriting this concert.

of Cultural Resources and the NoCouncil.

is the official piano of the Brevard Music Center. All pianos are moisture



PROGRAM NUMBER 25

Passacaille

Suite No.2

I. Prelude

Spirit Promenade

Triptico

Armida

Madrugada

Le Negra


Straus Auditorium

Monday, July 13

, 19984:30 PM

STUDENT RECITAL

Matt Rohde, guitar

Robert Jacobs , cello

Adam Deen, viola

Dan Reed, piano

Thomas Echols. guitar

Special thanks to

Straus Park

Sylvius L. Weiss

J. S. Bach

Dan Reed

Antonio Lauro




PROGRAM NUMBER TWENTY-SIX

Brevard Music CenterWhittington-Pfoh l Auditorium

Monday, July 13 , 19988:00 PM

TRANSYLYANIA YOUTH ORCHESTRADavid E. Becker, conductorThomas Joiner . guest artist

And God Created Great Whales (1970)

Three Pi eces from Schindler's LiST (1993)I. Theme from Schindler's List

2. Je wish Town (Krakow Ghetto-Winter '41)

3. Rememhrances

Thomas Joiner. violin

"Hoe-Down" from Rodeo (1942)

I NTERMISSION


Sarah McKain. conductorJamie Hafner, gue st conductor

La Process ion du Rocio

Ghost Train

Yagi -Bushi

Folk Dances

Aiflil H

John

Aaron

Joaqu

Eric

Dmitri Shoarr .

Underwrit ing lill l:<l ih:l ' r; ! - o ~ : - : I I l "nt, ,[(cnmp;'tl.1 ing nOIC... ha o; hc.:n pro\'1dcJ bTh t j-"undal;on or Sparlanbllrg. SC.



VIOI.IN IRachel Chavl!zMargaret Baldridgt!·Linnea KirtonDavid EdwardsRenee BurgherChristine Olal

Matlhew FiederleinKatie Mclin·Jacob DanzingerKatil! LawtonDavid CampodlJoellan MuyskcnsJane ParkRicky QuinonesMark HallHt!ather Smil.hJamie FUlscherVIOLIN II

Stefanit! PUinamJt!annt! Majors"

Daniel ThigpenBt:n MasonLynnsey SmithSarah BrillHo lly EmrickSa rah BrillSun Kyo ChongMegan Gut:ntllert

FLlrn:Erica BassJessica Sht:rcrEve deBordenave

Haley MorseAndrew Rehrig,picco lo

Calherint! Wy llyDiana SiwiakKazuki ShimaniElizaheth WorlandOBOE

Colin BauerFailh SchollieldRl!id Me ssichSCOlI BarluccaJames Pt!frt!aultVictoria NewtonC L \ R I ~ E T Vince lll Fortadu" ·Kalhrvn Bu llo nArianila Smilh

u ~ c m J T \ Taro-aA l l i OraherKen Gruvt' .[liiol! R ...;sAlar Kukk

TRANSYLVANIA YOUTH ORCHESTRAMahalia EmrickElizabeth GosaBrendon AdamsonMade line ScheerVIOLABjorg LarsonThomas Kluge

Cheryl WhydeArmando SardinasKate HedinAnn PirnatPascal SauniertAdam DeenMonica RoseLaura GortonCI>:I..I...o

Sally ChoiElame Anderson-Karen PoleshuckLearnarie Wil sonAbigail McCutcheon

Jose DuhontRonald ColemanHannah WhiteheadEric Blissllana SolomanKathe rin e PollockKendra Bauer

DOUBLE BASSPeter KayKevin Mauldin·Graham ColemanMan BrancheauMark KobeLee Veazey

Man ShelleyJoy BowdenBrad LovelacetFLtIrEDana SiauTeresa LemaireErica Ba ss,

piccoloOBOELauren KleinColin BauerFaith ScholfieldReid MessichCLARINET

Rosemary TarcnKen GravesAllison GraberJill King ,

Bass ClarinetBASSOONAnna Claire BallardCharles Gartrell


Nicholas RigganHORNMeredith GanglerBecky McConnellLauren VinoskiMichelle Di xonSusan ScharberTRUMPET

Bill DickinsonJessica LillieDavid PitlelPaul Lo ....ryTROMBONEAnge la KochChad DoswellLee Wans,

Bass Trombone1lJBACharlie MeldrumDaniel DavisHARp

Erin Marie CollinsLiesl TisonPJANOICELE!:I"TACorinne Fink-AdkinsPER CUSSIONChris HartBrian McKinneyLuke Rinderkm ."C htTodd Warlick

Dalphnl! Johnson Bill Dickinson Erin Marie CollinsKie ra Thompson Jessica Lillie PERCUSSIONAll ison Graber, David Piuel Manuel Bornia

EI> Clarinet Jordan Kretchmar Chris Hart

Jill King , Sara Snyder Roben HudsonBa ss Clarinet TRUMPET Adam MamulaSAXOPHONF. Dav id Buttrick Brian McKinneyAaron Marcus, Ro ger Espinoza Mihaela Vana

Alto Saxophone TROMBONE Neil HeuerKurt Bea rd , Ben Dickinson Adam Epstein

Alto Saxophone Steven MenardDu stin Williams. Martin McCain

Tenor Saxophone Jonalhan LeekeOlaf Bjo rn slal, Steven Norris

Baritone Saxophone BASS TROMBONEBASSOON BreIt EvansAnna Claire Ballard Eri ck ShawBt!cki Brush EUPHONIUM

HORN Clay Johnso nHt..'Cky MCC'fmnell Cecilia LeSlevl!n Huston Jessica Brewsterl ill ia n Rogers TUBASusan Schurhcr Daniel Da visRrendan AdanlS Andrew Barnes

i ~ t i a n a l l l e s ~ , · ' · Rachd CookMidlilt:l Arthur HARP

Lll'sl Tison

•••t

ConcenmasterFaculry CoachTea ch ing Assistan



Transylvania Youth OrchestraStrings: (as listed in personnel)

FACULTY COACHES

Winds: Flute· Trygvc Peterson. Oboe - Paige Morgan. Cllrinet . Eric Ginsberg, Bassoon - NanBrass: Trumpet - Mark Schubert. Hom · Jean Martin, Trombone - Ri chard Brady, Tuba - MichPercussion: Conrad Alexander

Transylvania Symphonic BandWinds: Flute - Trygve P eterson, Oboe - Paige Morgan, Clarinet - Steve Cohen, Bas soon - NancSaxophone - Harvey Pinel.Brass: Horn · Cynthia Carr, Trombone - Richard Brady, Tuba - Mike Grose, Trumpet - CharlesMatthiesscn.Percussion: Conrad Alexander.

Please Note: Latecomers will be scated at intermission. No cameras, tape recorders. smoking. bor food in the aud itorium. please.

The Brevard Music Center is grateful for the suppon received from the North Carolina GeneralAssembly, the North Carolina Department of Cultural Re sources and the North Carolina Ans Co

BALDWIN is the official piano of the Brevard Mus ic Center. All pianos are moisture-protectedDAMPP-CHASER dehumidifiers.

SPECIAL THANKS TO


and

Straus Park

Official Sponsor of the 1998 Season



Sonala in 0 Major, Hob. XVI:Sl

Mcphisto Waltz

Breva rd Music Center

Burt Alumni House

Tuesday, luly 14 , 1998

1:00 PM

PIANO MASTERCLASS

with

Andre Watts

Yin Hwa Lee

Alexandru Constantinescu

Fanz Jo seph Ha

(1732-18

rranz L(1811-18



PROGRAM NUMBER TWENTY-SEVEN


Straus Auditorium

Tuesday, July 14, 1998

4:30 PM

STUDENT PIANO RECITAL

Preludium in E Minor

Sonata in D Major, Op. 10, No.3

Presto

Rhapsody in G Minor, Op. 79, No.2

Mazurka in D-flat Major, Op. 30, No. 3

Papillons, Op . 2

Sarabande from Pour Ie Piano

Shadow Dance

ScaTbo

Tim Murray

Melanie Douglas

Kehli Fiadjoe

Maggie Corfield

Travis Wilds

Jessica Nelson

Kim Christian

Ekaterina Gueorguieva

Special Thanks to

Straus Park

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PROGRAM NUMBER TWENTY-EIGHT

16 pieces breve, Op. 31

Retlexiones Latinas (1997)

Spinoff (1997)

San Francisco Shuffle (1997)

Two Dances (1996)1. Gymnopedie2. Rag Nouveau

Sarabande (1998)

Open Up Your Ears

Brevard Music CenterCarolina Pavilion


CHAMBER MUSIC

DA YID ST AROBIN, Guitar

INTERMISSION

premiere petformance

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Paul L(b.

Bryan Jo(b.

Underwriting for this concert program and accompanying notes has been provided byThe Utley Fo undation of Spat1anburg, SC.



DAVID STAROBIN

Called by the New York Times, "This country's pre-eminent interpreter of contempoworks , n David Starobin has come to be regarded as one of the leading guitarists bux1ay's musical public. Starobin is the only guitarist to ever have been awarded Lin

Center'sAvery Flsher Career Prize

and was also honoredwith

Harvard University'sFr

Foundation Award "for his commitment to the music of our time." Mr. Starobin teaat the Manhattan School of Music where he holds the Andres Segovia C

UPCOMING EVENTS

Wednesday, July 15The Gina Bachauer Memorial Concert:Pianist Andre Watts and the Brevard Music Center Festival Orchestra8:00 PM in the Whittington-Pfohl Auditorium

Thursday, July 16The Transylvania Chamber Strings and the Transylvania Concert Band8:00 PM in Straus Auditorium

Friday , July 17The Repertory Symphony Orchestra7:30 PM in the Whittington-Pfohl Auditorium

Saturday, July 18presents:

A MIdsummer Night's DreamPM in the Whittington-Pfohl Auditorium

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lease Note: Latecomers will be seated at intermission. No cameras, tape recorders. smoking, beverfood in the auditorium, please.

Center is grateful for the suppon received from the North Carolina General, the Nonh Carolina Department of Cultural Resources and the North Carolina Arts Counci

ALDWIN is the official piano of the Brevard Music Center. All pianos are moisture-protected by.



Passacaille


Carolina PavilionWednesday, July 15, 1998

1:00 PM

MASTER CLASS

with

David Swobin, guitar

Matt Rohde, guitar

Movements from The History of the Tango

Tryptico

La Vida Breve

Thomas Echols , guitar

Peter Sheridan, flute

Thomas Echols

Thomas Echols and Matt Rohde, guitars

,

S. L. Weiss

Astor Piazzolla

Antonio Lauro

Manuel de Falla



PROGRAM NUMBER TWENTY-NINE

The Gina Bachal/er Memorial COllcert

Breva rd Music CenterWhininglOn-Pfohl Auditorium

Wednesday . July 15. 19988:00 PM


David Effron, conductorAndre Watts, piano

Prelude to Die Meistersinger

Innelin Prelude

Walk 1O the Paradi se Garden

Piano Conceno No.9 in E-tlat Major, K. 271AllegroAndantinoRondeau : Presto

Jeux d 'e nfanls, Petite SuiteMarch: Trumpet and DrumLullaby: The DollImpromp tu : The TopDuo: Liule Husband and WifeGallop: The Ball

Piano Concerto No. 2, Op. 22Andante sos tenutoAllegro scherza ndoPresto

Mr . Wau s

INTERMISSION

Mr. Walts

Richard(18 1

Frederick( 186

Frederick

W. A.(175

Georg(183

Camille Sai(183

Underwri ting for thi s concen program and accompanyi ng notes has been prov ided byThe Utley Foundation of Spat1anhurg. Sc.



VIOLIN IThomas Joiner .. •Tomaz GolkaByron Tauchi'"Ning Chih HsuBill Terwilliger·

Belhan Richards

Katie Mclin'"Milan DukicAmanda Schubert'"Eric SewellKirsten HoisethZoran JasmakJustin PollackMegan GuentherBrenl WilliamsBen HutchensVIOLIN II

Ryo Fukuda'"Sarah Wright

Jeanne Majors'"Emily WilsonMargaret Baldridge'"James HarveyMary Ada PooleTim BakerDorothy KnowlesJesse GrossLiza LandersLaura DyesAmy WatsonMary PerkinsonJennifer Kempa


VIOLAManuel Diaz'"Nils BultmannDavid Becker'"Allyson HabeebThomas Kluge'"Matt Diekmann

Scott SchillingHyun-Jeong LeeCamille HallJessica StephensonLaura L e n ~ o w s k i Charles Kngbaum

CELWCarlton McCreery·

Aron ZelkowiczMadeleine Golz'"Eric LenzGeorge Work'"Ellen Croy

Elaine Anderson'"Jennifer HackettJose DubonKen Pruin

Beth RosbachRobert JacobsDoUBLE BASSDan Swaim'"Nancy CrowderKevin Mauldin'"Nathan ScottBrad LovelaceRyan Kuck

Brian BarrBeth DaughtryFLUTEEric Hoover'"Amber GoodTrygve Peterson'"OBOE

Eric Ohlsson'"Paige Morgan'"Kathi Jo SmithKari KistlerCLARINET

Steve Cohen'"Eric Ginsberg'"Alilt ReinhardtKatie Helms,

Bass ClarinetBASSOON

Barrick Stees'"Nancy Lutes'"

Brooke BartelsAnn Koerner,Contrabassoon

HORNCynthia Carr'"Dale McSwainBryan AdkinsJean Martin'"Christian JohansonJill Hesse, ass!.TRUMPETCharlie Matthiessen'"

Mark Schubert·

ANDREWATIS

Jerry BryantTROMBONE

Bill Zehfuss'"Hoyt AndresBASS TROMBONERichard Brady'"TuBA

Mike Grose'"HARPSusan Brady'"Merrie Beth SpooneTIMPANITimothy K Adams JPERCUSSION

Conrad Alexander'"Chad CurlowAdam MamulaHiroko OkadaLuke RinderknechtDavid Schotzko

Rob Desmond

•'" Concenmas1er

BMC FacultyArrist

Andre Watts' professional career began at the age of 16 when he was chosen by LeBernstein to make his debut with the New York Philharmonic, a performance thabroadcast nationally on CBS-TV. Mr. Watts ' extensive itinerary for the 1997-98 stakes him throughout Nonh America, Europe and Asia, and tonight brings him Brevard Music Center stage.



PROGRAM NUMBER 30

Piano Quartet No . 1Rondo (Allergo)

Saile Hobraique

I. Rapsodie

Br.vard Mumc Center

Harmony Hall

ThUHday, July 16, I66S12:IBPM

BACH'. UJ'HCB SERIEI

Liza Landen, violinJeuica Staph_NOn, viola

Jelmifer Haclr:ett, cello

Melanie Dougl.. piano

NU. Bultmann, viola

Nadia Sabau, piano

W . A. Mozart

EmestWoch

Scherzo. op. 77 Adolphe P. Wounten

The Brevud. Music Center Flute Choir

Quintet

I. Allergo Vivacen . Chaconne

m. ConBria

EricaB . .Eve de Bordenave

"Jere .... .&M1ll.iUJ"u

Hayley Morse

Andrew Rehrig

Jessica ShererElizabethWorland

Catherine Wylly

Arney Strong. Coach

Jerry BryaDl, TrumpetJana Galloway, Trumpet

Bryan Adlcina, Horn

Chelsea French. Trombone

Megan Tied!, Tuba

Special thanks to

1tn...PuItOfftcal ~ D 8 0 r of the 1998 Brevard Muic Festival

Malcom Arnold



PROGRAM NUMBER THIRTY-ONE AND TIllRTY FOUR

Brevard Music CenterWhittinglOn-pfohl Auditorium

Dress RehearsalThursday, July 16 , 1998

7:30 PM

PerformanceSaturday, July 18 , 1998

7:30 PM

THE BREVARD MUSIC CENTER RESIDENT OPERA WORKSHOP

presents

A Midsummer Night's Dream

An opera by Benjamin Britten

Adopted from William Shakespeare by

Peter Pears and Benjamin Britten

John Greer, General ManagerDavid Effron , conductorJonathon Field , Director

Karen Kamensek, musical preparation

CHARACTERS

Oberon , . ... . •... . . • . •.•.. . ....... . .... . . , . • . . . . . . CliO!Titania . . . . . . • . • . • . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . KPuck ... ... . . . • . • . • . • . • . • . . . . . . . . . Aileen JaneTheseus . . . • . • . • • • . • . . . . . Juan J

Hippolyta . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • • . . . . . . Laurie MariLy sander . . • . • . • . • . . . • . . • . • • . . . . . . . . CreighDemetrius . . . . . • . • . • . • . . . • . • • • • . • . • . . • . . , . ... Guilh.:rme NorHermia . . . . . . • • • • . • . • . • . • . • . . . . • . • . • . . . • . • • • • • . • . . Kinotin MarHelena . . . . . . . • . • . . . Ruth Ann CuBouom . . . . . . . • . • . • . • . . . . . . . . . • • . ChristopheQuince . . . . • • . • . • • • • . . • . • . . . • . . . . • • • . . . . . • • . • ... . . . . ... CliffFlute . . . . . . . . • . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . • . . KarimSnug . . . . ... . . • • • . . • . • • . • . . . . • . . • . • .... . . . . . . . • . . . GarySnout . . . . . . . • . • . . • . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . • . . PatrStarv eling . . . . . • • • . • . • . • • . . . • . . . . . • . • . • . • . • . . . . . . . . . . . JuCobweb .... . . . . . . • . . . . • . . CaseyPeaseblossom . . • . . . . . . . . . • . . • . . . . . . . . Ann

Mus ta rd seed . ... . . . . . . . .... • . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . Kelly VaMoth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . D(lOna

Underwriting for Ih is Ct)Oecrt proJ!ram and c o l 1 1 p a n y i n g notes been provided hyTht' Utl e., Foundation of SpartanlJu 'l:. Sc.



in T h ~ Music Man, Hope in Anything Gtns, Sandy in G r M $ ~ . and Nanette in No. No Nanette. She isvoice instructor at San Jacinto Junior College and teaches at Episcopal High School in Houston, Tex

Donna Pimental is currently completing her Bachelor 's degree in music performance at Brevard Cwhere she is an active performer in opera scenes, concen choir, and chamber chorale. She bas won place in the N.A.T.S. voca1 competitIon for two different years in Nonh Carolina and has also appeWho's Who of America's Colleges and Universities.

CHORUS

Zachary Bruton , Houston. TX. Rice University; Julie De Vaere, Norwalk, CA; Simeon Esper, OMI. Florida State University; Gerardo Gardacano. Denton, TXt University of North Texas; AnneMoorhead. MS; Christine Heath, Elburn. fL , University of Maryland; Danlelle Hennon , HinghamManhauan School of Music; Kimberly Gratland James , Houston. TX. Rice University; Thomas JoBloomington, IN, Indiana University; AugeUa LaRock, Pembroke, KY. Cincinnati Conservatory ofSarah Moran, Rochester , NY; Dana PaUls, Ann Arbor. MI, University of Michigan; Sbawna PdHouston, TX, Rice University; Matthew PIttman, Houston, TX, Rice University; Kameth RobUrbana, IL; Nicole Rose, New York. NY; Michael Skyles. Stamford, CT; Henry Steata, WilmingtoMODica Swartout-Bebow. Y ~ i l a n t i . MI; Jennlrer Toohey, Floral Park, NY; Hugo Vera, Ann ArboUniversity of Michigan; DaVid Won. Tulsa, OK. Eastman School of Music.

CIHLDREN'S CHORUS

Mary Beth Schumate. director

Laura Burghardt. Kristin Burghardt , Alicia Cantrell, Carrie Cantrell. Lyle Denton. Rachel Ginsberg. Graham, Amy Heirn. Carena Liptak, Rachel Littleton, Andrew Lovelace, Madeline McCreery, KaMurray. Cassie Owen. Erin Rafferty. Emilt Tom. and Aaron Whitmire

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The Setting

Acto. .

The Wood at Twilight

INTERMISSION

Act Two

The Wood at Night

INTERMISSION

Act Three

Scene I : The Wood in the Early Morning

Sce ne 2: The Court of the Duke



BENJAMIN BRITTEN(born in Lowestoft, 22 November 1913; died in Aldeburgh , 4 December 1976)

Considered by many to be the ~ r e a l e s t English musical dramatist since Henry Purcell, Benjamin Briover a hundred works, includmg symphonic music, incidental music for the theater, chamber mmusic, and arrangements, but it is his operatic and choral works for which he is best known. Inbegan studies at the Royal College of Music, studying composition and piano. and wrote his Sinfon1, in 1932. In 1935 he entered into a collaboration with the poet laureate W. H. Auden and wrotefilm. After a period abroad in the USA, he returned to England and began to concentrate his skills o

verseselting. His famous Serenade for Tenor, Horn and Strings, written in 1943 for his long time friePeter Pears , marked this new shift in his stylistic approach. In 1945 , he staged his first {livotally sopera Peler Grimes, an opera that was to launch his highly successful career as an operatic composyears that followed, Brillen staged many more operas including Albert Herring, Billy Budd, and Ththe Screw, as well as continuing 10 compose choral and instrumental music. His War Requiem (1962for symphony orchestra, chamber orchestra, soloists, chorus and boys choir, represents Brinen'sof instrumental , vocal and choral styles, as well as his ability to control musical forces from the smato the grandest. Today, the Requiem stands as one of the great musical achievements in the 20th

A Midsummer Night's Dream was premiered in Aldeburgh at the Jubilee Hall on June 11 . 1960. Thefor which it was written was larger than his other operas, employing a full complement of winds,strings, plus two harps and a harpsichord .

SYNOPSIS

ACT I The wood at twilight.Two groups of fairies in the midst of a song are interrupted by King Oberon's servant, Puck, folOberon and Titania, who are quarreling. Titania leaves 10 a huff with her attendant fairies. Oberoorders Puck to bring him a certain herb which, when placed on the eyelids of a sleeping victim -- prTitania -- will cause that person to fall in love with the first living creature he or she sees upon Wakdepart.

Two lovers, Ly sander and Hermia enter, fleeing the Athenian law that would require Hermia Demetrius. As they depart there appear two other young people -- Demetrius, who is also inHermia, and Helena , who is in love with Demetrius. Oberon reappears, unseen, and overhconversat ion. Feeling sorry for Helena, when Demetrius leaves, Oberon promises to help her by

herb on Demetrius' eyelids so that when he awakens and sees Helena he will fall in love withcommands Puck to do this.

Shortly thereafte r, a group of craflsmen, called "Rustics," enter to rehearse a play they are presentwedding of Theseus, the Duke of Athens. Afler they have gone, the exhausted Lysander and Hermiaand lie down to sleep. Puck, following Oberon 's orders but mistaking Lysander for Demetrius, puton his eyelids. When Helena arrives and awakens Ly sander he instantly proclaims his love for herher amazement. Hermia awakens alone and bewildered. Titania returns, and after her fairies sing heOberon places the potion on her eyelids.

ACT I I The wood at night.While Titania sleeps , the rustics appear to rehearse their play , led by Bottom. Puck, for a jokeBottom' s features to that of an ass. This terrifies the rest of the rusti cs and they run away , leavin

alone with Titania. She awakens and irrunediately falls in love with him. The fairies entertain the cotheir songs and cymbals until they both fall asleep. Oberon and Pu ck reappear , followed by Hermibeing pursued by Demetrius. Once more she rejects him, and Oberon realil.es Puck's mistake. TDemetrius falls asleep Oberon uses the magic herb on him and sends Puck to fetch Helena . SoHelena and Lysander appear. Demetrius awakens and immediately proclaims his love for the confuseInevitably Lysander and Hermia appear and all fo ur lovers begin to quarrel, each accusing thebetrayal. Oberon is astonished and outraged by Puck's mistake. When the exhausted lovers finally faPuck, on orders from Oberon , anoints Lysander's eyelids again, t h i ~ lime 10 insure Ihal he will fawith Hermia.



ACT In Scene I. The wood in the early morning.Oberon decides to undo the spell he has placed on Titania with the magic herb. The four lovers awakethough still somewhat confused, are reconciled and correctly paired. All set off for Athens to atteDuke's wedding.

Scene Z. The Court of the Duke The lovers are happy to learn rnat they will be allowed to marry theirmates at the Duke's wedding. The rustics perfonn their play, after which all retire except Puck, who rto recite an epilogue.

Doris Headley


Clint Williams holds a BME and MME from the University of Central Oklahoma in Edmond, OkJPerfonnance work includes the Alto solos in Handel's Messiah, Bernstein's Chichester Psalms, VGloria, Mendelssohn's Elijah, and the role of Nerone in Monteverdi 's L'lncoronazione di Poppea .also a District Winner in the Metropolitan Opera National Council Auditions . Mr. Williams will be atthe Esther Boyer College of Music at Temple University in the fall to pursue a second Master's deopera performance.

A Massachusetls nalive, soprano Kate Vetter sang recently as a Young Artist with the Ash Lawn-HiSummer Feslival , and in principal roles with the New York Gillbert and Sullivan Players. She holds dfrom the Manhattan School of Music and Yale University, where she ~ r f o n n e d principal roles in wo

Donizelli , Handel , and Moun , under conductors Ransom Wilson , Will Cn.llchfield and others. She at the Tanglewood Music Center and is a student of Ted Puffer in New York.

Ailetn Jane Bramhall , soprano, is a recent graduate of the Eastman School of Music, where sheunder Carol Webber. While at Eastman, she perfonned the roles of Susanna in The Marriage of FigaHansel in Hansel and Gretel. She was also a featured perfonner with the College Light Opera CompFalmouth , MassachusellS, where she performed the roles of Pyllis in Iolanthe and Eliza in My Fair

Juan Jose Ibarra has just perfonned the roles of Gregorio in Romeo alUl Juliet, the Marquis in La Tand Giuglielmo in Cosi fan tulle at the Utah Opera. Last season at BMC he played Fredrick EgermLittle Nighl Mu sic and in past summers at BMC he performed the roles of Mr. Page in The Merry WWindsor, lazar Wolf in Fiddler on the Roofand Figaro in The Marriage of Figaro. He has perfonnedsoloist in Handel 's Messiah, Mozart 's Requiem, Bach's Magnificat and Faure's Requiem.

Laurie Marie Tossing, mezzo-soprano, is a recent graduate of Arizona State University, and has bactive perfonner in the Phoenix area. Her roles include Marcellina in Mozan's The Marriage of Figatasse chinoise in L 'enfam etles sorli/eges, and most recently , Hita in The Banered Bride. Ms. Tossalso performed several solo recitals, including a concert in San Jose, Costa Rica.

Creighton James, tenor, returns for his second season at (he Brevard Music Center. He was last seas Henrik in A Lillie Nighl Music. Some of Mr. James ' other engagements include (he title role in BeBriHen'sAlben Herring, as well as Fenton in The Merry Wives Of Windsor . As a graduate of Rice UnivMr. James plans 10 attend Indiana University's graduate program this fall.

Baritone Guilhenne Nora Rogano , w a ~ born in Sao Pauolo, Brazil. Mr. Rogano is currently pursDoctor of Mu sical Arts at the University of Michigan under Professor Manha Sheil. This summer mathird consemtive year at Brevard, having performed the roles of Joe in Loesser's Most Happy FeEscamilla in Carmen. This summer, Mr. Rosano performs the roles ofCapulet in Gounod's Romeo andand Demetrius in Britten's A Midsummer Nlghf'S Dream.

Mezzo-soprano Kirstin Marie Chavez, a Master's graduate from the Eastman School of Music, is cua second-yea r Resident Artist with the Orlando Opera. During the last several years, Kirstin has appesuch roles as Cherubino in The Marriage of Figaro, Maddalena in Rigolello, Aldonza in Man ofLa MPrince Orlovsky in Die Fledermaus, and Hansel in Hansel and Grefe!. Ms. Chavez has also concwidcly with numerous orchestras in the oratorio repertoire.



Ruth Ann Cunningham, soprano, studied at The lulliard School. She recently performed MiIndianapolis Opera Ensemble's Carmen residency and Marie in their Dauthler oj Ihe Regimen!. Oinclude First Lady in The MaQjc Flute, Suor Angelica, Konstanze in Die Entfuhrullg aus dem SDonna Elvira in Don Giovanm. Ms. Cunningham was a winner of the Friedrich Schorr MemoriaVoice and Aspen Music Festival Voice Competition. Recent concert appearances include Mozart'C Minor with the Indianapolis Symphony and Festival Singers, and Schubert's Mass in G with CCollege (NY) .

Christopher Richard, baritone, has performed with the Los Angeles Music Center Opera, the AspFestival , the Mexico National Chamber Orchestra, the Indianapolis Chamber Orchestra, and the N

Symphony Orchestra. Raised in Indiana, with degrees from Butler University and the University ofCalifornia, Mr. Richard now resides in New York City. He has performed the roles of Don Alfonsfan tUlle, Bottom in A Midsummer Night's Dream, and Falstaff in The Merry Wives of Windsor. Hdebued with (he Indianapolis Opera as Morales in Carmen.

Currently working on a Masters of Music from Rice University, bass-baritone Clifford Derix has pprincipal roles in Donizettj's L 'Elisir d'amore and Mozan's Cosi fan tutte. Mr . Derrix has also apsoloist in Bach's SI. John Passion and Handel 's Messiah.

Karim Sulayman , (enor, is a recent graduate of the Eastman School of Music where he has appearedopera productions and concert works. Mr. Sulayman has performed at the Aspen Music Festivaconsecutive seasons as Puck in A Midsummer Nighl 's Dream and also in La Traviata and The MagA native of Chicago, he has also appeared as solOist with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra under th

G e o r ~ Solti. Other credits include a solo appearance with the 51. Louis Symphony Orchestra underSlatkm.

Bass-barilOne Gary S. Haase recently graduated from the University of Iowa with degrees in voicemedicine. He has sung roles in Gounod's Romeo and Juliet and Puccini's Gianni Schicchi. Last sumHaase performed various roles with the Co(Jege Light Opera Company in Cape Cod, Massachuset

Patrick Miller's previous roles include Dancairo in Carmen, Elder Hayes in Susanna, Dr. Caius inFrederic in Pirates of Penzance, and the title role in Sondheim's Sunday in the Park with Georgeperfonns regularly with the Minnesota Opera, Minnesota Chorale, the Schubert Club of Minnesota, aBrunelle's Ensemble Singers.

A native of Bremen, Germany, Julian Uhlig studies with Gary Kendall in New York. He made his

debut in 1994 in Yvains LiJ Haw in Bremen, where he appeared mainly as a recitalist and conceHighlights from his performances include Die Winlerreise 10 New York and Mozan's Mass in CLos Angeles. He was accepted in 1995 at the Ac cademia Musicale Chigiana in Siena, Italy where hwith Maestro Carlo Bergonzi. In 1996, he became a student at the Mannes College of Musicappeared in such roles as Papageno in Mozan's The Magic Flute and Conte Almaviva in The MaFigaro .

A native of Fayetteville. Georgia, Casey Huggins , soprano, is currently a Master's student inIndiana University where she studies with Paul Keisgen . Miss Huggins received her Bachelor 's degShorter College , where she appeared as Musetta in Suor AnQelica, and Donna Anna, the Countessand Violetta in various opera scenes. She appears Venus In {he upcomming Indiana University pof Offenbach's Orpheus in the Underworld.

Soprano Anna Christy is delighted to return to Brevard after having sung Blondchen in AbduClionSeraglio and Anne Page in The Merry Wives of Windsor in previous summers. Other recent roles incWordswonh in Britten 's Alberl Herring and Sister Constance in Poulenc's Dialogues of the CaOriginally from Pasadena, California. Ms . Christy received her Bachelor of Music this paSt May fUniversity and will attend the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music for her mastein the fall.

Kelly Van SIooten received a Bachelor of music from Ohio State University and a Master of Muthe Shepard School of Music at Rice University. Some of her opera credits include Larie Moss in ThLand and Lauretta in Gianni Schicchi. He r music thealer credits incl ude Tuplim in The Kin,f? and 1,



BREVARD MUSIC CENTER ORCHESTRA

VIOLIN]

Katie McLin"'·Tomaz Golka

Byron Tauchi*Ning Chih HsuRyo Fukuda'"

Bethan RichardsJustin PollackVIOLIN II

Jeanne Majors'"Emily WilsonMargaret Baldridge·James HarveyAmy Watson

VIOLADavid Becker'"Nils BultmannManuel Diaz*Malt DiekmannThomas Kluge·

Allyson HabeebCELLO

Madeleine Golz·Aron ZelkowiczGeorge Work·Eric LenzEllen eroyDoUBLE BASS

Dan Swaim'"Nancy Crowder

Kevin Mauldin·

FLUTETrygve Peterson'"

Amber Good

OBOE

Eric Ohlsson'"CLARINET

Steve Cohen'"Eric Ginsberg'"BASSOON

Barrick Stees.HORNJean Martin'"Dale McSwainTRUMPETJerry Bryant

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TROMBONE

Bill Zehfuss*HARPSusan Brady·Merrie Beth SpooKEYBOARD

Karen Kamensek*TIMPANITimothy K AdamsPERCUSSION

Conrad Alexander

•• ConcertmaslerBMC Faculty*

Please Note: Latecomers will be seated at intermission. No cameras, tape recorders, smoking , beor food in the auditorium, please.

Refreshments arc available before the performance and during imennission. The refreshment standlocated across the walkway from the auditorium and has icc CT('"am, coffee, soft drinks, and candy.

The Brevard Music Center is grateful for thi: SUpr,\Tt Ic..: ,:n "cd trom the North Carolina GeneralAssembly, the North Carolina Department of Cuhural Resources and the North Carolina Arts Cou

Tonight's performance is made possible by arr.-..ngement with Boosey & Hawkes, Inc. , publisher acopyright owner.

Special thanks to The Costume Collection, Ne .... York, NY.

Tonight's performance is sponsored in part by Li te 98 .9 and WTZY 880.

Brevard Music Center wishes to thank Cdcstical Mountain Music for providing set properties, andBrevard High School for providing rehearsal space.

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PROGRAM NUMBER THIRTY-TWO

Brevard Mu sic CenterStraus Auditorium

Thursday , July 16 , 19988:00 PM

TRANSYLVANIA CHAMBER STRINGSAmanda Schubert, conductor

Concerto Grosso in A Major , Op . 2, No.6AndanteAllegroGraveAllegro

Meditation

Su ite ModeratoAndante con motoPresto

INTERMISSION

TRANSYLVANIA CONCERT BANDSarah McKoin, conductor

Transylvania Fanfare

I Am

Old Home DaysI. WaltzII . a) Opera House

b) Old Home DayIII . The CollectionIV . Slow March

V. London Bridge is Fa llen Down!March Intercollegiate

Francesco G

Nancy

Leo

Warre

Andrew Bo

Cha

Ch

Underwriting for thi s concen prog ram has been prov ided byThe Utley Foundation or Spartanburg , sc.



TRANSYLVANIA CHAMBER STRINGS

VIOLIN I VIOLIN D VIOLA Abigail McCutcheo

Heather Smith·· Daniel Thigpen Cberyl Wbyde Kendra Bauer

Christine Ota1 Sun Kyo Chong Adam Deen Amanda Wessel

Stefanie Putnam Lynnsey Smith Laura GonoD Miriam HessElizabeth Gosa Madeline Scheer Monica Rose Aron Zelkowiczt

Holly Emrick Jenni Lee Robinson Pascal Sauniert DoUBLE BASS

Sarah Britt lola Thelin CELLO Joy Bowden

Brendan Adamson Crystal Webb Hannah Whitehead Bradley Lovclacet

Mariana Bowling Megan Guenthert Ronald Coleman

TRANSYLVANIA CONCERT BAND

FLUTE Kathryn Bolton, Christian Haumesser TUBA

Catherine Wylly Bass ClarinetJonathan Murray, Andrew Barnes

Diana Siwiak SAXOPHONE asst. Rachel Cook

Hayley Morse Aaron Marcus, Bryan Adkinst HARP

Jessica Sherer, Alto Saxophone TRUMPET Liesl Tison

piccolo Olaf Bjornstal , David BUltrick Erin Marie Collins

Andrew Rehrig Alto Saxophone Sara Snyder PERCUSSION

Eve debordenave Kun Beard, Jordan Kretchmer Mihaela Yana

Kazuki Shintani Tenor Saxophone Roger Espinoza Kelly Brinton

Elizabeth Worland Dustin Williams, Jana Gallowayt Neil Heuer

Arney Strongt Baritone Saxophone TROMBONE Nathan Harless

Oboe BASSOON Steven Menard Nancy Rogerst

James Perreault Becki Brush Jonathan Leeke

Victoria Newton Cami Thelin Steven Norris .. Conctnmosler

CLARINET Amylia Bamettt Erick Shaw, t Teaching Assis

Dalphne Johnson·· HORN Bass Trombone

Ken Graves Michelle Dixon EUPHONIUM

Kiera Thompson Brendan Adams Jessica Brewster

Allison Graber Michael Arthur Kimberly Cann



PROGRAM NUMBER THIRTY-THREE

Brevard Music CenterW h i t t i n g t o n ~ P f o h l Auditorium

Friday, July 17, 19987:30 PM

REPERTORY SYMPHONY ORCHESTRACariwn McCreery, conductor

Roman Carnival, Op. 9

Orchestral Suite No.3 in 0 Major

OvertureAirGavoue I & IIBourreeGigue

I NTERMISSION

Fanfare for the Common Man

Symphony No. I in C Minor, Op. 68Un poco sostenuto ; AllegroAndante sostenutoUn poco allegretto e graziosoAdagio; Allegro non troppo

Hector(1803

J. S(1685

Aaron C(1900

Johannes B(1833

Underwriting for this coneen program and accompanying notes has been provided byThe Utley Foundation of Spartanburg, SC.



REPERTORY SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

VIOLIN ITomasz Golka··Ning·Chih HSllEric $ewellKirsten HoisethBrent Williams

Emily WilsonSarah WrightTim BakerBen Hutchenslennifer KempaSarah NordlundJamecyn MoreyLemuel VawterSonja HarasimPhyllis RobackLaura TrauschtVIOLIN nZoran Jasmak

Liza LandersJesse GrossAmy WatsonLaura DyesMary PerkinsonSonya YiKris TorbushQuinton Morri sKatrina RozmusKirsten SwansonErin Ryan

Alyson SlackJessica AlbenhaJTerry HsiungJess ica MeyerVIOLAScon Schilling

Hyun-Jeong LeeAUyson HabeebJessica t ~ h e nCharles KrigbaumAmos LiuPascal SaunierBJ EngravCELLO

Eric LenzEllen eroyJennifer HackettKen PruittSamuel Nordlund

Roben JacobsKevin MajeskeKile HillJohannes RobbinsAmy ConyersNoel BlissSamuel HopkinsDoUBLE BASSNancy CrowderRyan KuckNathan Scon

Beth DaughtryJohn LawsonTricia PriesterFum:Arney StrongPeter Sheridan

Kinuka KobayshiAmber Good080EKathi Jo SmithMariah WardMyka MillerCLARINET

Alix ReinhardtJulianne Kirk,

ClarinelRaJph SkianoElliot( RossBASSOON

Brooke BartelsAnn KoernerAdam WeadHORNBryan AdkinsJames BoldinLes HarkeySteven HustonChristian JohansonDaJ e McSwainJillian Rogers

TRUMPET

Jerry BryantChad WinklerJana GaJlowayJoseph GudorfTROMBONE

Chelsea FrenchBrad KoserEric Kelley ,

Bass Trombone1l!BAEric FullerHARP

Lisa BeckleyMasako FukataMerrie Beth SpoonPERCUSSION-Chad CurlowAdam Mamula

Hiroko OkadaLuke RinderknechtDavid SchotnoRob DesmondTodd WarlikNancy RodgersManuel BorniaRoben HusdonMihaela VanaBrian McKilUley

- - Conurtmastu

• A complete list of percussion members has been provided, in lieu ofa specific listing which wunavailable at the lime ofprinting.

--........... -..Please NOle: Latecomers will be sealed al intennission . No cameras, tape recorders, smoking, bevor food in the aud ito rium, please .

Refreshments are available before the performance and during intennission. The refreshment stand

located across the waJkway from the auditorium and has ice cream, coffee, soft drinks, and candy.

The Brevard Music Center is grateful for the support received from the North Carolina GeneraJAssembly, the North Carolina Department of CuhuraJ Resources and the North Carolina Arts Cou

Tonight's performance is sponsored in part by Lite 98 .9 .

BALDWIN is the officia1 piano of the Brevard Music Center . All p ianos are moisture-protected byDAMPP-CHASER dehumtdifiers .



PROGRAM NUMBER THIRTY-FIVE


Sunday. July 19. 19983:00 PM

BACH'S BACK!

BREVARD MUSIC CENTER FESTIVAL ORCHESTRAKaren Kamensek, guest conductor

Cannen Pelton, sopranoPatrick Rafferty , violin

Er ic Hoover, fluteDavid Effron, piano

BREVARD MUSIC CENTER CHORUSJon Brotherton , director

BREVARD MUSIC CENTER COMMUNITY CHORUS

Mary Beth Schumate, director

Weichel nu r, berlrlibtc schattcn. "The Wedding Cantata," BWV 202Ar iaRecitati veAriilRec itativeAriaRecitativeAriaRecitative

Gavoue

Brandenburg Concerto No.5, BWV 1050AllegroAffcttuosoAllegro

Magnificat. BWV 243

Mr. HooverMr. RaffertyMr. Effron

INTERMISSION

J. S(1685

J. S

J. S

A complete lis/ing of the soloists in 100lay's concert was unavailable Of the lime ofprinting

Underwrit ing for this co ncert program and accompanying notes has been provided byThe Utley Foundation of Spartanburg, SC.




VIOLIN 1Bill Terwilliger··Milan DukicKirsten HoisethEric Sewellloran JasmakMegan GuentherVIOUN nAmanda Schubert·Sarah WrightMary Ada PooleTim BakerDorothy Knowles

VIOLA

Anna Joiner4'Scon SchillingHyun -Jeong Lee

Charles KngbaumCELLO

Elaine AndersonJennifer HackettJose DubonDoUBLE BASSBrad LovelaceNathan Scott

FLtmtEric Hoover-

Amy HeritageOBoE

~ ~ t ~ Morgan·. 10 Smith

BASSOONNancy LulesBrooke BartelsTRUMPET

Mark SchubertChad Winklerlana Galloway

BREVARD MUSIC CENTER CHORUS

TIMPANIDavid SchotzkoKEYBoARDKirstin Roach

•• Conartmasl

- BMC FacultyArtist

Aileen Bnmball. Bronxville, NY, Eastman School of Music; Zachary Bruton, Houston. TXUniversity; Kirstin Chavez, Honeoye, NY; Anna Christy , Pasadena, CA. Rice University ; RAnn C n n i n ~ h New York, NY; Julie De Vaere, Norw alk, CA: Clifford Derix . HouslOn

Rice Universi ty; Simeon Esper, Otsego. MI. Florida State University; Gerardo Gllrciacano,Denton, TX, University of Nonh Texas; Anae Gray. Moorhead, MS ; Gary Haase. Iowa CitChristine Heatb, Elburn. IL, University of Maryland; Danielle Hermon, Hingham. MA ,Manhattan School of Music; Casey Huggins, Faye tteville . GA, Ind iana University; Juan IbarSan Antonio, TX ; Crei.&hton James, Houslon, TX , Rice University ; Kimberly Gratland JamHouston. TX. Rice Umversity: Thomas Jolmson. Bloomington. IN, Indiana Universi ty ; AugeLaRock. Pembroke. KY, Cincinnati Conservatory of Music; Patrick Miller, Minneapolis, MSarah Moran, Rochester, NY: Dana Pauls. Ann Arbor. MI. University of Michigan; SbawnPttenon , Houston, TX , Rice University ; Donna Pimental, Brevard , NC, Brevard College ;Matthew Pittman, Houston, TX. Rice University; Cbristopher Ricbard, New York. NY, BuUniversity; Kenneth Roberson, Urbana, IL; Guilhenne ROCUO, Ann Arbor. MI. UniversityMichigan: Nicole Rose. New York, NY ; Michael Skyles, Stamford, CT; Henry Stenta ,Wilmington, DE; Karim Sulayman, Chicago, IL, Eastman School of Music; Monica Swarto

Debow , YpSilanti , MI; Jennifer Toobey. Floral Park. NY ; Laurie Marie Tossing, Mesa, AZArizona State University; Julien Uhlig, New York . NY, Mannes Scbool of Music; Kelly VanSIooten. Houston, TX; Hugo Ven. Ann Arbor, MI, University of Michigan; Kate Vetter, NYork, NY ; Cliot WUUams, Oldahoma City, OK; David WOD, Tulsa, OK , Eastman School ofMusic .

BREVARD MUSIC CENTER COMMUNITY CHORUS

SOPRANO I Jacolyn ~ b e l l Cheryl Goodman, Bel Heywood. Alicia Mills, Lynn Nichols.SOPRANO D Dottie Cosmi, Martha Roth, Nancy Scharich, Mary Beth Schumale, Anne TaylorSandy Westin, Joan Yarbrough.ALTO Jennifer B Armstrons, Phyllis Foster, Nancy Ku ssrow, Susan Melton. Fain Se lf, JulieTBNoR Paul Alellander. Enc Moore, Georgia White, Bill Willison.BASS Gordon Boynton Jr, Floyd A Cosmi, Rick Dowdeswell. CUnis Gardin. Michael Jones.

Edward J Klopp, Hugo Manin. Tyler Pierce, Everette Schmidt, Daric Smith, Loran Smith.

The Brevard Mu sic Centtr Chorus is comprised of the students from the Brevard Music CtllltrBrevard Music Celller Ruidelll Opera Workshop and Brevard Music CDrltr COmntJlnity Clwrucomplttt lisling ofptrsonnel was unavailoblt (JJ the time ofprinting.



Today's soloi sts for the Magnificat are:Nicole Rose , soprano; Monica Swartout-B bow, me zzo-soprano; Kirst ilJ Chavez,

soprano; Hugo Vera , tenor; Henry Stenta , ass .



PROGRAM NUMBER 36Brevard Music Center

Straus Auditorium


4:30 PM

STUDENT RECITAL

Piece for Oboe and Improvisatory Percussion

Ricordanza

My Heart Awake.. .0' How Sacred

Bickering Sea GullsI. Agitated

2. Wary

3. Furious

Canticle II

Sonata for Clarinet and Piano

ll . Romanza

Trio, Op. 97, No. 7 "Archduke"I. Allegro moderato

Myka Miller, oboe

Chris Hart, percussion

Samuel Nordluod, cello

Nona Spain , piano

Alar Kukk , clarinetJavier Oviedo , saxophone

Colin Bauer . oboe

Charles Gartrell , bassoon

Dana Pauls. mezzo-sopranoPatrick Miller. tenor

Karen Kamensek, piano

Ralph Skiano, clarinet

Sara Cohen, piano

Zoran Jasmak, violin

Eric Lenz, cello

Yin Hwa Lee, piano

Special thanks to

Straus Park

Alec Wilde

George Rochber

Manus Oles

Dan Ree

Benjamin Britte

Francis Poulen

Ludwig van Beethove



PROGRAM NUMBER THIRTY-SEVEN

Sonata in C Major, Op. 102, No.

Andante; Allegro vivace

Adagio; Allegro vivace


Straus Auditorium


8:00 PM

CHAMBER MUSIC

Aran Zelkowicz, violoncello

Bruce Murray, piano

Sonata in G Major, Op. 78

Vivace ma non troppoAdagio

Allegro molto moderato

Byron Tallchi, violin

Bruce Murray, piano

INTERMISSION

Konzertmllsic flir Klavier, Blechblaser und 2 Harfen,

Op. 49 (1930)

I. Ruhig gehende Viertel - Lebhaft

II. Sehr ruhig, Variationen

III. Massig schnell, kraftvoll

Ludwig van Beetho

(1770-18

Johannes Brah

(1833-18

Paul Hindem

(1895-19

Cynthia Carr, Jill Hesse, Jean Martin, Bryan Adkins, horns

Charles Matthiessen, Mark Schubert, J ana Galloway, trumpets

Bill Zehfllss, Richard Brady, trombones

Mike Grose, tuba

Susan Brady, Lisa Beckley, harps

Bruce Murray, pianoJamie Hafner, conductor

Special Thanks to

Straus Park

The Official Sponsor of The 1998 Brevard Music Festival



PROGRAM NUMBER THIRTy -EIGHT

Sonata, Op. 15

Brevard Music CenterCarolina Pavilion

Tuesday. July 21. 19988:00 PM

GUITAR CHAMBER MUSIC REC ITAL

Oren Fader, director

Fernando(1778-18

Thomas Echols, Oren Fader, Joshua Grau . Mattrew Rohde, gui tars

Hi sloirc du TangoBorde! 1900Cafe 1930Night-Club 1960

Cuban Landscape with Rain

La Vida Breve

Peter Sheridan, fluteThomas Echols, guita r

Mess rs. Echols, Fader, Grau, Rohde, guitars

Messrs. Echols and Mr . Rohde, guitars

I NTERMISSION

Trio No. I, from the "London Trios"

Allegro moderatoAndanteF inale-Vivace

Bachianas Brasileiras No.5

Reverie

Messrs. Echols, Fader, Rohde , guitars

Kate Vetter, sop ranoMatthew Rohde, guitar

Erica Bass, fluteMatthc\l,' Rohde , guitar

Quintet No.4 in D Major, G.448Grave assai; Fandango

Ning-Chih Hsu and Brent Williams, violinsNils Bullmann, viola

Aron Zelkowicz, ce lloOren Fader, gui tar

Astor Piazz

Leo Brou(b. 19

Manuel de F(1876-19

Joseph Ha

(1732-18

Heilor Villa-Lo(1887-19

Claude Debu(1862-19

Luigi Bocche(1743-18



I'ROGRAM NUMBER THIRTY-NINE

Brevard Music :::::ellterW h i t t i n g t o n ~ P f o h ! \uditorium

Tuesday , July 21, 19988:00 PM


David E. Becker, conductorManuel Diaz. guest artist

Symphony No .8 in B Minor, D. 759 "U nfinished"I. Allegro moderato

Concerto in E-flat Major for Vi ol a, Stri ngs and Basso Conti nuol. Alles",

II. Sici llaPo

fII. Allegro

JubIiee

Mr. Diaz , viola

~ N T E R M I S S J , ) N


Jamie Hafner, conductor

The Sacred Harp (1994)

Symphony ft)r Rand. in (WO movements (1952)I. Epitapn ,2. Marches

Franz Sc(1797

J. S(1685

Ron

David L

Monon

Compus.:u f,'r tho: ~ e ' 4 u i < , : c l l l e l i n i l l of th.: founding of th..: U n i t e ( States Military Academy. West Poin!. New

* 1998 Brevard Music Festival Composer-in-Re sidence

Underwriti ng for tIllS COllcert program has been provided byTh e Utley foundation or p a r t a n b u r g Sc.



VI OLI N IRachel Chavcz · *Katie McLin*Christi ie Olal

O;' vid EdwardsLllme . KinonJocllan M uyskens

Jane ParkM:rrgarer Baluridgc*Jamie FUlscherJacob DanzigerRo;!lce BurgherKat ie Lawton

Mar k HallDav id Ca rn pbellHeather Sm ithRkky QuinonesVIO LI N II

Sll'fanic Putnamleanne ~ h j o r : D .nicl Th igpen

Bena ~ o r

Lynnscy SmithSarah Br iltHolly EmrickSIll! Kyo ::: t,.mgMegan Gucnthtl j

Fu rn :Petcr SheridanDana S ia uSusan Kohli.piccolo

Ju l ie AvalloneTeresa Le ma ireOOOEMar iah Ward

M yka M illcrJennife r MurrisullMary Lindsay Campbell

Scutt BartuccaC tAII.I N.:T

Arianna Smith"

Alar KukkRalph SkianuVincent FOrlad,)Phillip KuwlarzykErin SimmonsKathryn BOItOllElliott


Maualia Emrick

El izabeth GnsaBn:ndon AdamsonMadelim: S..:heerVIOLA

Chcryl Wh)de

Th.),lIas Kluge ·

Kale HedinAnn Pirnat

Bjo rg Larso nAnnando Sardinasj . . : s ~ ScJ1! ftinanPascal Saunicrt

Laura Gorton

Mo nica Rose

Adam Deen

Ct-;!.I.OHannah WhitehcadEla ine Anderson·

K:l!herine I'lJltockSally C ho;

Lea Wi lsonJose Duhont

lIar.a Solomon

K;m:n PpkshuckRonnie Cllkman

Eric BlissAblw McCulChcC'1l

Kend ra Bllller

OOUBL E BA SS

Peter Kay

Kevin Mauld in·G raham Coleman

Mall BranclleaUMark Kobe

Le e Veazey

M alt She lleyJoy BowdenBrad Love lacetFLl TI;Dana Sia:.:T . rc sa Le ma ireErica Bass.

piccolo

OIiOE

Laurer. Kl e;n

Col in 8al.'er

Faith Scho lfieldReid Messich

Roseman' Tarc!aKen Graves

Allison Glabe :Jill King .

Hass Ctar;n"'lBASSOON

Anna Oain: Ball ard

Charles Gartrell


M eg an Hod ges

Ji!l King.H a s ~ Cla rinet

Julianne Kirk.Eb Clarinet

SA XOPHONEJavicr Ov iedo.

Alw Saxoph oneBilly Mc Phai l.

Alto SaxuphoneL e ~ Worley.

TC llo r Snoph(lI1CMar iah McPhail.

BarilOae Saxophone8 1\1'$;00.'01

Amvl ,a Ba rncttCh,irlcs Gamell

Nichola s Ri gganHOlt, ' .

Les j·larkeyPell:r Dahbtrom.

asst.

Davi\! By rd-Marrow

M t"redilh Ganglc rC : I S ~ ' ) ' Mahcse

Lau ren Vinoski.

asst.

CORNET

J oe G udort"David Kellert

BCIl McM illanDanny Evans

TRUMPET

Dan McNally

Pau l Lo wryTROMBONEC h<ld Doswe ll

Ben DickinsonMa:tin McCain.

<1 .%1.

BASS TRo \mONJ::

Lee WattsBn::ll Evans

Nicho las RigganHORN

Mered ith Gangle r8C CKY McConnellLauren Vinoskir - Di llo nSusa n Scha rbe r

T RUMPETRill Dickinso nJess ica Li llieDavid Pinel

Paul L(>wry

Ange la Koc hChad Doswe llLee WailS.

Bass T ro l11b(>neTUBA

Cha rlit: Mddrum

Daniel D<lvisHARP

Er in Ma r ie Co ll insL ies l T;so nPIANO/CELESTACo rinne l 1 ~ - A d k iPf.:RCUSSION

Ch ris HartBrian Mc Kinney

Lukc Ri nderknechtTodd War lic k

EUPHONIUM

C lav o h n s ' ~ n C e ~ i LcT UBA

Megan T iedtEric Fu ller

Ch a rl ie MeldrumHAR,

Lisa Bec kley

Masako Fukata

PERct'SS ION

M anuel Born iaRobert Hudso nJliroko Ok adaNancy Rogers

Mihaela VanaRob Des mo nd

..•t

CVllcertlll{jsler

FaCl/{ty Couch!'.\Teachillg A.uist



Tonight's soloist, Manuel Diaz, is principal violist with the BMC Festival Orchestra. When not he re in Bre va rd . Mr. Diu plays princi pal viola with the Columbus Orchestra and Macon Symphto accepting his i t i o n at Columbus State University. Mr. Diaz was a member of the At lantaOrchestra.

THE SACRED HARP

This work was commissioned to be part of Thomas Jackson's inauguration ceremonies as PresiUniversity of Rochester and was first performed in 1994. The work draws upon an American si

known as h a p e nOie singing, " which emerged early in the eighteenth century and evolved throughof the nineteenth century in group singing of part songs. The music typical of thi s style of singingand unrestrained, and there is a social and celebratory character in performances of shape notesinging is open and sturdy and the tunes arc mostly folk melodies in three or four parts . The shapecontained in The Sacred Harp , attributed to James Christopher, 1840, is characteristically ruggedrhythms and "raw" harmonies. It seems 10 me to be unbridled in exuberance - a music of true cThis quality is what I hoped 10 transfer into a new piece for wind ensemble.

Transylvania Youth OrchestraS ( r i n g (as listed in personnel)

FACULTY COACHES

D

Winds: Flute - Trygve Peterson, Oboe - Paige M o r ~ a n Clarinet - Eric Ginsberg, Bassoon - NaBrass : Trumpet - Mark Schuben, Hom - Jean Manm, Trombone - Ri chard Brad y, Tuba - MichPercussion: Conrad Alexander

Transylvania Wind EnsembleWinds: Flute - Eric Hoover, Oboe - Eric Ohlsson, Clarinet - Eric Ginsberg, Bassoon - BarSaxophone - Harvey PiltelBrass: Hom - Jean Martin, Trumpet - Mark Schubert, Trombone - Wi ll iam Zehfuss, Tuba - Mi cPercussion: Timothy Adams

* * * * * • * • • • • • • * * *

Please No te : latecomers will be seated at intermission. No cameras, tape recorders, smoking, bfood in the auditorium, please.

The Brevard Music Center is grateful for the suppon received from the North Carolina General the North Carolina Department of Cultural Resources and the North Carolina Arts Council.

BALDWIN is the official piano of the Brevard Music Cemer. All pianos are moisture-prOiected bCHASER dehumidifiers.

SPECIAL THANKS TO


and

Straus Park




PROGRAM NUMBER FORTY-ONE

Brevard Music C,:nterStraus Auditorium

Wednesday, July 22 , 19988:00 PM

THE YING QUARTET

String Quane! in G Major, Op. 54, No . IAllegro con brio

AllegrettoMinu et allegrettoFinale: Presto

String Quane! No . I in G Major. Op. II (1888)AllegroAndante sostenutoAllegrettoFinale: Variations on a Ru ss ian Theme, Allegro non tfOppO

INTERM ISSION

Joseph(173

Anton( 186

String Quartet in F Major, Op . 59, No. I "Razumovsky"Allegro

Ludwig van Be(177

Allegretto vivace e sempre scherzandoAdagio molto e mestoTheme Russe: Allegro

Underwriting for this concert program has been provided byThe Ulley Foundalion or Spartanburg. SC.



THE YING QUARTET

Praised by The New York Times for its "exceptional unity" and "blazing commitmethe Yiog Quartet has become one of the best known and most highly regarded younensembles on the American music scene. The four siblings will be In residence herthe Brevard Music Center to coach students and perfonn tonight's chamber musicrecital. They are:

Timothy Y i n ~ , violinJanet Ying, violinPhillip Ying, violaDavid Ying, cello

* * * * * * * * * * * . * * * *

Please Note: Latecomers will be seated at intermission. No cameras, tape recordersmoking, beverages, or food in the auditorium, please.

Tonight's perfonnance is sponsored in part by WHLC FM and Lite 98.9.

The Brevard Music Center is grateful for the support received from the North CaroGeneral Assembly. the North Carolina Department of Cultural Resources and the NCarolina Arts Council.

BALDWIN is the official piano of the Brevard Music Center. All pianos are moistuprotected by DAMPP-CHASER dehumidifiers.



PROCRAM NUMBER 42

t . Vida Breve

Troia Piece.L Chant D'amour

n. 8erceuae

m. L'eta

Brevud Music Center

Harmony HallThuzsday, July 23, 1898

12:16PMBACH" :a.mtCB SERIES

Thomas Echola. guitar

Matthew Rohde, guitar

Aaron Marcus. eoprano sazophoneKW1 Beard, alto lUophone

Du.t1n WilliamI, tenor N.J:ophoneOlaf Bjomstal, baritone saxophone

The Principles of Making a Strinqed Instmment

Tnt'" i .. R fl_. M".,,, .. n 47 1

Allergo

Fugue in G Minor

Manuel Diu, guUllec::turer

Peter Sheridan. flutePucalSaunier, violaJose Duhon. 'cello

Jerry Bryant, trumpetJ ... GaDoway, trumpet

Bryan AdkiII.., homChelHa French, trombone

Megan Tiodt, tuba

introduction at Variation. sur une Ronda Populaire

Pollea Data and Moon B• • na:

Javier Oviedo. soprano saxophone

Lee Worley, alto sazophone

Mariah Floyd McPhail, tenor saxophoneBilly Jon McPhail. baritone saxophone

Speci&lthanko tol ""uPut t :

Offical spolllOr aftha 1998 Brevard Music Festival

Manu

Isa

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Gab

Jimmy V



I'ROGRAM NUMBER FORTY-THREE

Brevard Music Ce ltefWhittington-Pfohl AUliitorium

Thursday, July 23, 19988:00 PM

TRANSYLVANIA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

Thomas Joiner, conductorMarilyn Neeley, pianist

Slavonic Dance in G Minor, Op. 46. No.8

Piano Concerto NO.5 in E-flat Major, Op. 73 "Emperor"AllegroAdagio un poco mossoRondo; Allegro

Ms. Neeley

INTERMISSION

Symphony NO.5 in 0 Minor, Op. 47Moderato - Allegro non troppoAllegreuoLargoAllegro non troppo

Antonin(1841

Ludwig van Bee(1770

Dmitri Shosta(1906

Un derwriting for this corKe n program and accompanying notes has been provided b)TIl(' Foundation oi" Sp:u1anburg. SC .



TRANSYLVANIA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRAVIOLIN ISarah Norlund··Byron Tauchi·Jamecyn MoreyLemuel VawterSonja HarasimPhyllis RobackKatrina RozmusWilliam Terwilliger·Kirsten SwansonDavid EdwardsSonya YiErin RyanKris TorbushAlyson SlackQuinton MorrisJessica Albenhal

VIOLIN II

Laura TrauschtRyo Fukuda·

Terry HsiungJessica Mey erRenee 8ur.cllerKatherine LawtonRachel ChavezJustin Po llacktLiMea KinonMallhew FiederleinRicky QuinonesJacob OanzingerJoellan MuyskensMark Hall

VIOLA

Camille HallManuel Din-Amos LiuBJ EngravLaura LarsonKate Hedin

Ann PimatMelanie DouglasArmando SardinasJessica SchiffmannCELLOSamuel NorlundGeorge Work·Kevin MajeskiNoel BlissSaJly ChoiAmy ConyersJohannes RobbinsJose Dubont

Karen PoleshuckSamuel HopkinsEric BlissKalhrine Pollockleamarie Wilson!lana Soloman

Franklin KeelDoUBLE BASSBrian BarrDan Swaim"John LawsonTricia Priester

Matt Brancheau

Graham Coleman

Man ShelleyLee VeazeyBrad Lovelacet

FLUTEKinuka KobayshiSusan Kohli

Julie Avallone ,piccolo

OBOEKer i Kistler

Jennifer MorrisonLauren KleinMary Lindsey

Campbell

CLARINET

Philip Kowalczyk

Katie Helms ,Bass Clarinet

Megan HodgesErin Sinunons

Julianne Kirk,E It Clarinet

BASSOONBrooke Banels

Ann Koerner

HORN

Jill HesseJames Boldin

David Bryd-Marrow

FACULTY COACHES

StrinAS : (as listed in personnel)

Casey Mahese

Peter Dahlstrom,

ass!.TRUMPETDanny Evans

David Kellen

Ben McMillan

Dan McNally

TROMBONE

Hoyt Andres

Angela Koch

Eric Kelly ,Bass Trombone

TUBAMegan Tiedt

IIARPMasako Fukata

Merrie Beth Spoone

Lisa BeckleyPERCUSSION

Chad CurlowLuke RinderknechtDavid SchotzkoTodd Warlik

Rob Desmond

•• ConcertmasterFaCUlty CoachTeaching Assista

•t

Winds and Brass: Eric Hoover, nute ; Eric Ohlsson, oboe; Steve Cohen , clarinet; Barrick Stees, basCymhia Carr. hom; Charlie Mauhiessen. trumpet; Bill Zehfuss. trombone; Mike Grose, tuba.Percussion and Harp : Timo thy K Adams Jr , timpani ; Susan Brady. harp.

MARILYN NEELEY

Professor of Music at The Catholic University of America in WashinglOn, DC, Marilyn Neeley wasprize winner in the Van Cliburn. Levemritt and Geneva Imemational Competitions.

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Please Note : Latecomers will be seated at intermission. No cameras. tape recorders. smoking, beveor food in the audito rium , please .

Tonight ' s performance is sponsored in pan b}' Lite 98.9.

The Brevard Music Center is grateful for the support received from the No rth Carolina GeneralAssembly. the No rth Carolina Depanment of Cultural Resources and Ihe Nonh Carolina Arts Coun

BALDWIN is the official piano of th e Brevilrd M'u sic CCnler. All pianos are moislUre-prolectcd byDAMPP·CHASF.R dchulllidificNi.



PROGRAM NUMBER FORTY-FOUR


Thursday, July 23, 19988:00 PM

BREVARD MUSIC CENTER RESIDENT OPERA WORKSHOP

Orfeo ed EuridiceFinal Scene

Jobn Greer. Music Director

Don GiovanniAct I - Quartet

Karen Kamcnsck, Music Director

II Barbiere di Siviglia

Act II - Tno

John Greer, Music DircclOr

CendrillonAct Ill , Scene II

presents

OPERA SCENES

Clim Williams, OrfeoAileen Bramhall, Euridice

Donna Pimental, Arnor

Nicole Rose , Donna AnnaKimberly Gratland, Donna Elvira

Simeon Esper, Don OuavioJulian Uhlig, Don Giovanni

Monica Swartout-Bebow, RosinaHugo Vera, Count AimavivaGerardo Garciacano , Figaro

Casey Huggins , NoemieShawna Peterson. Dorothee

Anne Gray , Mme de la HalticreJulie DeVaere, Cendri llon

Henry Stema, Pandolfe

Christoph (1714-

Freda Herseth. Stage D

W. A. M(1756-

Kelley Van Slootcn, Siage D

Gioacchino R

(1792-

Freda Herseth, Siage D

Jules Ma(1842-

~ Roach , Music and Stage Director

I NTERMISSON



TurandotAct II , Scene I

La Traviata

Juan Ibarra, PingHugo Vera, PangMi chael Skyles, Pong

John Greer, Music Director

Aria and Duet from Act II

Kri stin Roach, Music Director

Manhew Pittman, Alfredo GennomRuth Anne Cunningham, Violetta Valery

Guilhenne Rogano, Giorgio GennomSimeon Esper, Guiseppe

The Old Maid and the ThiefFirst Scene

COS! fan rulteAct J - Finale

ohn Greer, Music Director

Laurie Marie Tossing, Miss ToddSarah Moran, Mi ss PinkertonKelley Van Slooten, Letitia

Henry Stcnta, Bob

John Greer, Music and Stage Director

Daniclle Hermon, FiordiligiKirsten Chavez, Dorabella

Kate Vetter, DespinaKarim Sulayman, Ferrando

Christopher Richard, GuglielmoGary Haase , Don Alfonso

Giacomo Pu(1858-1

Giusepye V(18 3-1

Juan Ibarra, Stage Di

Gian Carlo Me(b. 1

w. A. Mo

Freda Herseth, Stage Di

Underwrit ing for this concert program has been provided byThe Ulley Foundation of Spartanburg, Sc .



PROGRAM NUMBER FORTY-FIVE

Morning Star ( 1997)


Friday , July 24, 19987:30 PM

SUPERBAND GALA

TRANSYLVANIA SYMPHONIC BANDSarah McKain, conductorCharles Vernon, trombone

Conceno for Trombone ( 1924)ModeralO assaiAndante graveFinale: Macsloso

Mr. Vernon

Four Dances from Wesl Side Srory ( 1956)ScherzoMamboCha-ChaCool (Fugue)

I NTERM ISSION

TRANSYLVANIA WIND ENSEMBLEJamie Hafner, conductor

Captain Beth Steele , guest conductor

Andrew Cooperstock, piano

Conceno for Piano and Wind In stru ments (revised 1950)Largo; AllegroLargoAllegro

Mr. Cooperslock

David M

Launy G

Leonard B

Igor Str

Invocation of Alberich, from Das Rheingold Richardarr. Lucien Caill iel and Frederick

Selections by the combined bandsMarch. Na/ional Emblem

March. Sempre i d e l i

Cpl Steele

Underwriling. for l h l ~ o e r l program has been provided byThl' Utlcy Foundalion of Spartanburg, Sc.

E_ E

John Phili



TONIGHT'S SOL( (STS

Ca lled "bri lliant" by France's Nice-Malin and "magllificent" by Scotland's Couriefacu lty pianist Andrew Cooperstock is an active recitalist. chamber mu siciorche stral so loist. Recent appearances ha ve included recitals at Lincoln Center

United Nations .BM C Alumnus and fonner fac ulty member Charles Vernon is bass trombonist Chicago Symphony. A nationally recognized performer. he ha s played with norchest ras mcluding the Baltimore Symphony and the Philadelphia Orchestra .

FACULTY COACHES

Transylvania Symphonic Band

Winds: Flute - T lgve Peterson, Oboe - Paige Morgan. Clarinet - Steve Cohen ,Bassoon - Nancy utes, Sax.ophone - Harvey Piuel.Brass: Horn - Cynthia Carr, Trombone - Richard Brady, Tuba · Mike Grose,Trumpet - Charles Matthiessen.Percussion: Conrad Alexander.

Transylvania Wind Ensemble

Winds: Flute · Eric Hoover, Clarinet· Eric Ginsberg, Bassoon · Barrick Stees.Saxophone - Harvey PinelBrass: Hom · Jean Martin, Trumpet - Mark Schubert , Trombone - William ZehfTuba · Mike Grose.Percussion: Timothy Adams.



FLUTE

Erica BassDiana SiwiakEve deBordenaveAndrew Rehrig,

piccolo

Kazuki ShintaniCatherine WyllyHayley MorseElizabeth WorlandOBOE

Colin BauerVictoria NewtonReid MessichCLARINETKathryn Boilon··Arianna SmithKati HelmsKen Graves

Rosemary TarczaErin SimmonsAllison Graber

El. ClarinetAlar Kukk

FLun;

Julie AvalloneDana SiauSusan Kohli,

piccoloTeresa LemaireJessica ShererErica BassOBOE

Myka Miller

Kari KislierLauren KleinSCOII BanuccaMary Lindsay

CampbellCLARINET

Ralph Skiano··

Arianna SmithErin SimmonsVincent FortadoPhillip Kowlaczyk

• • CQIlCertmaSil'r


OaJphne JohnsonKiera ThompsonJill King,Bass Clarinet

SAXOPHONEAaron Marcus,

Alto SaxophoneKurt Beard,

Alto Saxo{>honeDustin Wilhams,

Tenor SaxophoneOlaf Bjomstal,

Baritone SaxophoneBASSOONAnna Claire BallardCami ThelinRecki BrushHORNlillian Rogers

Susan Scharber,asst.

Christian HaumesserMichael Anhur,

asst.

Casey MalteseJonathan Murray,

asst.Lauren VinoskiBrendan Adams,

asst.

CORNETPaul LowryDavid Pinel

Jessica LittleSara SnyderTRUMPET

David ButtrickRoger EspinozaJordan KretchmerTROMBONE

Ben DickinsonSteven Menard

Manin McCain

Jonathan LeekeSteven NorrisBASS TROMBONE

Brett EvansErick Shaw


Alar Kukk.Ken GravesElliott RossMegan Hodges

Jill King,Bass ClarinetJulianne Kirk,EI> Clarinet

SAXOPHONEJavier Oviedo,

Alto SaxophoneBilly McPhail,

Alto SaxophoneLee Worley,

Tenor SaxophoneMariah McPhail,

Baritone Saxophone

BASSOONAmylia BarnettNicholas RigganCharles Gartrell

HORNLes HarkeyDavid Byrd-Marrow

Meredith Gangler

Rebecca McConnellPeter Dahlstrom.asst.

Steven Huston,

asst.CORNET

Joe Gudorf

David KellertDan McNally

Danny Evans

TRUMPET

Ben McMillan

Bill Dickinson

TROMBONEChad DoswellBen DickinsonMartin McCain,

ass!.

EUPHONIUM

Clay Johnson

Cecilia LeJessica BrewsterTUBA

Charlie Meldrum

Daniel DavisRachel Cook

HARPLiesl Tison

Erin Marie CollPERCUSSIoN

Manuel Bomia

Chris HanRobert Hudson

Adam Mamula

Brian McKinneyMihaela VanaNeil Heuer

Adam Epstein

BASS TROMBON

Lee WaltsBrett EvansEUPHONIUM

Clay JohnsonCecilia LeTUBA

Megan TiedtEric Fuller

Andrew BarnesHARPLisa BeckleyMasako FukataPERCUSSION

Manuel Bomia

Robert Hudson

Hiroko Okada

Nancy RogersMihaela VanaRob Desmond



PROGRAM NUMBER FORTY-FlVE-A

Trio No . I in B-fiat Major

Allegro

"T"" ; .. •• !o t ........v ...... £.I U .& .. .. .t'.J;.

Allegro moderato


Straus Auditorium

Friday, July 24 , 1998

7:30 PM

CHAMBER MUSIC

Katie McLin, violin

Nils Bultmann, viola

Aron Zelkowicz, violoncello

Yin Hwa Lee, pianoZoran Jasmak, violin

Eric Lenz, violoncello

INTERMISSION

Quartet in D Major, Op. 44 , No. I

Molto allegro vivace

Menuetto: Un poco allegretto

Andante espressivo ma con mOio

Presto con brio

&than Richards, violin

Milan Dulcic, violin

Matt Diekman, viola

Beth Rosbach, violoncello

Special thanks to:

STRAUS PARK

Franz Schu

(1797-1

T . . • • - . _ n .; L' . .;,..0 . ' ' '6 . . . . . . _ _ _

(1770-1

Felix Mendels

(1809-1




PROGRAM NUMBER FORTY-SIX

First Citizens Bank is proud to be the Executive Producer of tonight 's peifonn

Brevard Music CenterWhittington-Pfahl Auditorium

Saturday, July 25, 19987:30 PM

BROADWAY MAGIC


Henry Janiec , guest conductor

Broadway Tonight arr

elections from My Fair Lady

With a Song In My Heart Rodgers a

Why Do I Love You

Old Man River

OvertUre to Candide

Christine Heath. sopranoGuilhenne Rogana, tenor

Shawna Peterson, sopranoHugo Vera, tenor

Gary Haase, bass

INTERMISSION

Selections from The Sound of Music

So In Love

DanaPauls, mezzo-soprano

SPECIAL GUEST

Selections from Phantom of the Opera

B

Rodgers and Hamr

Lloyd

Underwriling for lhi .c; coneen program has been provided byThe Utley Foundation or Spartanburg. SC.




VIOLIN IThomas 1oiner··Tomaz GolkaByron Tauchi'"Ni Chih HsuB i ~ e r w i U i g e r . Eric SewellKatie McLin'"Tim BakerAmanda Schllben'"M e ~ a n GuentherJustlD PollackBen HutchensBrent WilliamsAmy WatsonJames HarveyVIOLIN nRyo Fukuda'"Emily WilsonJeanne M a ~ o r s · Mary PerkInsonMargaret Baldridge'"Phyllis RobackMary Ada PooleMilan DukicDorothy KnowlesJennifer Kempaloran JasmakSarah WrighlLiza LandersJesse Gross

Laura DyesSonya Vi

VIOLA

Manuel Diaz'"Nils Bu1tmannDavid Becker'"Matt DiekmannThomas Klugc·Allyson HabeebCamille HallScott SchillingPascal SaunierHyun-leon$ LeeCharles KrigbaumLaura LengowsltiCElLO

Carlton McCreery'"Arcn ZelkowiczMadeleine Golz.Eric LenzGeorge Work·

Ellen emyElaine Anderson'"lennifer HacJcettJose DubonKen Pruin

Beth RosbachRoben JacobsDoUBLE BA$

Dan Swaim'"Brad LovelaceKevin Mauldin·Ryan Kuck.

Nalhan SoottNancy Crowder

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ConurtmasltrBMC Facility Artist

Beth DaughtryBrian BarrFLUJ'EEric Hoover'"Amber GoodTrygve Peterson'"OBOEJoseph Robinson'"Paige Morgan'"Katbi 10 SmithJennifer MorrisonCLARINETSteve CohenEric Ginsberg.Alix ReinhardtKathryn BoltonKatie Helms.Bass Clarinet

BASSOONBarrick Stees.Nancy Lutes.Brooke BanelsAnn Koerner.

ContrabassoonSAXOPHONEJavier OviedoLee WorleyBilly Jon McPhailMariah McPhailHORNCynthia Carr.

Christian

JohansonJean Manin·

. ...... -..... -.

Dale McSwainJill Hesse,asst.

TRUMPETCluIrlie Mauhiesseo

Mark Schubert·Chad WinklerJerry BryantTROMBONEBill Zebfuss·Hoyt AndresChelsea French,

asst.BASS TROMBONE

Richard Brady·

TvBAMike Grose·HARPSusan Brady·

Masako FukataMerrie Beth SpooneKEYBOAJU)Corinne Fink-AdkinTIMPANITimothy K Adams JPERCUSSIONConrad AlexanderChad CurlowAdam MamulaHiroko OkadaLuke Rinderknecht

David ScbottkoRob Desmond

Please Note: Latecomers will be seated at intennission. No cameras, tape recorders, smoking, beveor food in the auditorium, please.

Refreshments are available before the petfonnance and during intermission. The refreshment stand ilocated across the walkway from the auditorium and bas ice cream, coffee, soft drinks, and candy.

Tonight's performance is sponsored in part by WTZA-WISE, WHLC FM, Lite 98 .9 and WTZY 88

The Brevard Music Center is grateful for the support received from the Nonh Carolina GeneralAssembly, the North Carolina Department of Cultural Resources and the North Carolina Arts Counc

BALDWIN is the official piano of the Brevard Music Center. All pianos are moisture-protected byDAMPP·CHASER dehumidifiers.



Concerto in C Major

Allegro moderato

Suite No.2 in D Minor

Pre lud e

Ricordanza

Conce rto in D Major

Brevard Mu sic Center

Caroli na Pavil ion

Sunday, July 26, 1998

12 :00 NOON

CELLO MASTER CLASS

with David Yi ng

Hannah Whitehead

Robert Jacobs

Samu el Norlund

Aron Zelkowicz

Joseph Ha

J . S. B

Rochb

Joseph Ha



PROGRAM NUMBER FORTY-SEVEN




Charles Vernon, trombone

BREVARD MUSIC CENTER WOMEN'S CHORUSJon Brotherton, direclOr

Of Mountains. Lakes. and TreesOf MountainsLakesTrees

Overture and Incidental Music to

Mr. Vernon

I NTERMISSION

A Midsummer Night's Dream. Op.61

Sarah Moran, sopranoShawna Peterson, mezzo-soprano

Aileen Bramhall, narrator

Norman

Felix Mende(1 809

Underwriting for this concert ptogram and accompanying nOles has been provided byThe Utley Foundation or Spartanburg, SC,



Norman Bolter

Of Mountains, Lakes and Trees is a large work for solo trombone and orchestra. It features a diffetrombone voice in each movement. OfMountains, the first movement, features the bass trombone, thLakes, presents the tenor trombone, and the third, Trees, the alto trombone.

The work was inspired by a conversation between the composer and Charles Vernon, bass trombothe i c a ~ o Symphony Orchestra. The composer found natural worlds most inspiring and evocativown creat ive process and he asked Mr. Vernon, ~ W h a t inspires you?" His responses was , "Mountaiand trees. " This response sparked the g e n e s i ~ of the concerto. In the subsequent unfolding of the w

composer drew on his own experiences with mountains, lak es and tress, as well as the experiences oMr. Bolter's interpretation of these elements takes on different weights and placings for each of

movements, which arc composite of scenes around a feature of nature married with the solo instru

In writing the first movement, the composer drew on his own experiences and those of other cuIreligions. Beauty, majesty , enormity and haunting feelings have all come into writing OfMountains anthis vision, the bass trombone enacts the character of "the inner voice." From the view of the compdeep, rich, full tone of the bass trombone and its low range, caplUre the outstanding massiveness aof weight inherent in mountains. The bass trombone also projects th e necessary sense of au thority ana deep haunting nature which are core features of this work.

The development of Lakes came from the composer's childhood and adult experience growing up inof 10,000 lakes. " As with Of MoufllaillJ, the composer also drew on mystery and legend, translvarious mysteries surrounding lakes, such as the Lady of the Lake in Arthurian legend, the Lomonster and other "odd visitors.' Towards the end of the movement, the composer evokes the earlywith images of still , mirror-like waters , a pervading blanket of mist and the sound of canoe paddlemoving through the waters.

While writing Trees, th e composer experienced a very strong sense of trees as living beings and foundonce again drawn into inspiring tales of trees that were used as symbols of life, know led ge, secproductivity. The alto trombone is used within the surrounding thick orcheSlf3tion to capture the depth and mystery of trees.

Notes by Charles

Felix Mendelssohn(Born February 3, 1809, in Hamburg; died November 4, 1847, in Leipzig)

Felix Mendelssohn was an extraordinary child prodigy whose compositions were played at concertime he was nine years old. Many of the important musicians of the time told his father, a wealthythat the boy was a true genius. and the Mendelssohns then did everything possible to help hidevelopment. He grew up to be the greatest German composer of his time.

The plays of Shakespeare were becoming very popular in Germany at thai time, in trans lat ions byof the Mendelssohns. For many people today, Shakespeare is sometimes diffic ult because the English has changed so much in the centuries that have passed since he wrote his plays, but Mendelssohntrouble understanding Shakespeare because he had the advantage of reading them in the modem

languageof

his own timc.

In the summer of 1826, when he was seventcen years old, he and his sister Fanny spent many afterthe garden of their Berlin home reading Shakespeare aloud, and sometimes acting out the roles. Tespecially captivated by A Midsummer Night·s Dream , a complicated fairy tale that is a rare combihigh poetic beauty and low comedy .

In luly and August. the young composer wrOte a brilliant piece that is a perfect reflec tion of these and he called it A Midsummer Night's Dream Overrure. In its first version , it was a piano duellha

Fanny played. In December he orchestrated it and in February the work was played at a symphonic



Young Mendelssohn dedicated the Overture 10 the Crown Prince of Prussia. It is an astounding inventa composer of any age + + seventeen or seventy. It magically conjures up Shakespeare's fairyland apparently episodic piece that is rich in melody and in musical ~ e e n t s . Among them are the high-popening chords, then the running figure like the beating of fairy wings. After that , there is a sequence o

or fragments of melody among whIch only the hee-haw of Bottom, the Ass, is obviously associatedperson or character in the play.

In 1843, when the Prince had become King William IV , he asked Mendelssohn to write incidental mbe played during a performance of A Midsummer Night's Dream in the theater of hi s new palace.composer, the first per formance of the work which he conducted on October 14 of that year was not a

experience. The royal guests insisted on long intermissions, turning them into noisy social gathcompletely destroying the atmosphere Mendelssohn had intended his music 10 create in the theater.

One of the great marvels of Mendelssohn 's genius is the perfect match, in style and spirit, of the Ovhe wrote when he was seventeen and the Incidental Music he wrote when he was exactly twice that agmatch that the Incidental Music makes springs from the way that Mendelssohn mined the Overture forand in the subtle relationships he created between its elements and the play itself -- relationships that hnot even have had in mind when he wrote the Overture.

Asked by his publ ishers, the composer remembered how he had written A Midsummer Night's Dreamimpossible for me 10 outline. . the sequence of ideas that gave rise to the composition.... It folloplay closely, however. so that il may be very proper 10 indicate the outstanding situations of the draorder that the audience may have Shakespeare in mind or form an idea of the piece. I think it sho

enough to point out that thc fairy rulers, Oberon and Titania, appear throughout the play with all their.... At the end, after everything has been settled satisfactorily and the principal play ers have joyfulthe stage, the elves follow them, bless the house and disappear with the dawn. So the play ends.

e Burkat Program

CHARLES VERNON

BMC alumnus and former faculty member Charles Vernon is bass trombonist witChicago Symphony. A nationally recognized perfonner, he has played with num

orche stra s including the Baltimore Symphony and the Philadelphia Orchestra.

Tuesday, July 28Maureen McGovern

UPCOMING SPECIAL EVENTS

"I'll Be Seeing You : The Hopes and Heart of the Forties"Whittington-Pfohl Auditorium at 8:00 PM

Friday, July 31Brevard Music Center Festival Orchestra withDeborah Henson-Conant, jazz harpistWhiuington-Pfohl Au ditorium at 7:30



PROGRAM NUMBER 48

Suite NO.3

Sarabande

Gigue

Concerto in C Major

Movement 1


Straus Auditorium


4 :30 PM

STUDENT RECITAL

Camille Hall, viola

Sally Choi, cello

Joseph Backer, piano

Prelude: Piano Piece for Left Hand

Elegic

Fantasia

Yin Hwa Lee, piano

l.eamarie Wilson, cello

Kimberly Cann, piano

Cheryl Whyde, viola

Corinne Adkins, piano

J . S. Bach

F. J . Haydn

Akira Terao

G. Faur

J. N. Humme

Russian Sailors' Dance R. Gliere/Arr. Siekmann

Steven Norris, Brett Evans, Martin McCain, Erick Shaw, trombones

Three Times Four

I. Fanfare

Three Blues for Saxophone Quartet

III. Relaxed but not sloppy

Javier Oviedo, soprano saxophone

Lee Worley, alto saxophone

Mariah Floyd McPhail, tenor saxophone

Billy Jon McPhail, baritone saxophone

Special thanks to

Straus Park

Donal Michalsky

Charles H. Ruggiero




PROGRAM NUMBER FORTy-NINE


M o n d a ~ , July 27, 19988:00 PM

CHAMBER MUSIC

Two Pieces for String Quartet (1928)Lento moltoRondino

All Kinds of PairsDouble SunriseFace to FaceBridgesCome with Me

Octet in F Major, Op. 166Adagio; AllegroAdagioScherzo: Allegro vivaceAndanteMenuetto: AllegrettoAndante molto; Allegro

Bethan Richards, violinMilan Dukic, violin

Matt Diekmann, violaBeth Rosbach, violoncello

Amy Heritage, fluteOren Fader, guitar

INTERMISSION

J. Patrick Rafferty, violinByron Tauchi, violinDavid Becker, viola

Ann Cohen, violoncelloDan Swaim, double bass

Steve Cohen, clarinetBarrick Stees, bassoon

Cynthia Carr, horn

Special Thanks to

STRAUS PARK


Aaron Copl( 1900-19

Lee Herit(b. 19

Franz Schub(1797 -18



PROGRAM NUMBER FlFfY


Straus Auditorium

Tuesday, July 28, 1998

4:30PM

STUDENT PIANO RECITAL

Prelude and Fugue in G Major, Bk. I WTC

Tim Murray

Impromptu in B-flat Major, Op. 142, No.3

Toucher (1989)

Prelude in C-sharp Minor, Op. 3, No.2

The Cat and the Mouse

Piano Variations (1997)Variation VII - Dirge

Etude in C-sharp Minor, Op. 25, No. 7

Nocturne in G Minor, Cp. 37, No.1

Etude No. 2 in E-flat Major

Scherro in E Major, Op. 54

Jeremy Rafal

Levi Hammer

Jennifer Janes

Fanchon Chamigo

Guillermo Hurtado

Keith Ford

Miriam Hess

Matthew Gianforte

Nadia Sabau

J. S. Ba( 1685-175

Franz Schub

(1797-182

Leonard Bernste

(1918-199

Sergei Rachmanin

(1873-194

Aaron Copla(1900- 199

Gregg Wrama

(b. 197

Frederic Chop(1810-184

Frederic Chop

NiccolI> Pagan

(1782-184

arr. Li

Frederic Chop



I'ROGRAM NUMBER FIFTY-ONE



Special Guest

MAUREEN MCGOVERN

with the

BREVARD MUSIC CENTER FESTIVAL ORCHESTRADavid Effron , conductor

Overture to Die FfedenllGIlS

Clair de lune

Sleigh Ride

The Typewriter

INTERMISSION

I'll Be Seeing You : The Hopes and Hea rt of the Forties

Ms. McGovern

Underwriting for this concert program has been provided byThe t l e ~ Foundation of Spartanburg, SC.

Johann(182

Claude D(186

Leroy A

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Leroy An



BREVARD MUSIC CENTER FESTIVAL ORCHESTRAVIOLIN IThomas Joiner*"'Ning Chih HsuByron Tauchi*Tomili': Gol kaBill Terwilliger*Eric SewellKat ie McLin *Tim BakerAmanda Schubert*Megan GuentherJustin Po llackBen HutchensBrent WilliamsAmy WatsonJames HarveyBethan RichardsVIOLIN IIRyo Fukuda*Emily Wil sonJeanne Majors*Mary PerkinsonMargaret Baldridge*Phyllis RobackMary Ada PooleMilan Duk icDorothy Knowleslennifer KempaZoran JasmakSarah WrightLiza LandersJesse GrossLaura DyesSonya Yi

VIOLA Brian Barr Jill Hesse,Manuel Di az* FL VTE ass!.Nils Bultmann Eric Hoover* Bryan Adkins,David Becker* Amber Good util ityMatt Diekmann Trygve Peterson* TRUMPET

Thomas Kluge* OBOE Charlie Matthiessen*Allyson Habeeb Joseph Robinson* Mark Sc hu bert*Camille Hall Paige Morgan* Chad WinklerSco tt Schi lling Kathi Jo Smith Jerry BryantPascal Saunier Jennifer Morrison TROMBONE

Lee CLARINET Bill Zehfuss*Charles Kngbaum Steve Cohen* Hoyt AndresLaura Lengows ki Eric Ginsberg* Chelsea French ,CELLO Alix Reinhardt ass!.Carlton McCreery* Kathtyn Bolton BASS TRmIBOl'l;"E

Aron Zc!kowicz Katie Helms, Richard Brady*Madeleine Golz* Bass Clarinet TuBA

Eric Lenz HA SSOON Mike Gro se*George Work* Barrick Stees* lL\RPEllen Croy Nancy Lutes* Susan Brady*Elaine Anderson* Brooke Bartels KEYBOARD

Jennifer Hackett Ann Koerner, Corinne Fink-AdkinsJose Du bon Contrabas soon TIMPANIKen Prui tt SAXOPIIOJ'l.'E Timothy K Adams JrBeth Rosbaeh Javier Oviedo PERCUS-'iIONRoben Jacobs Lee Worley Conrad Alexander*DoUBLE BASS Billy Jon McPhail Chad CurlowDan Swa im * Mariah McPhail Adam MamulaBrad Lovelace Aaron Marcus I-li roko OkadaKe vin Mauldin* HORN Luke Ri nderknechtRyan Kuck Cy nthia Carr* David SchotzkoNathan Scott Christian Johanson Rob DesmondNancy Crowder le all Martin*

Beth Daughtry Dale McSwain

**** *** *** * * * * * * * * *

** COllcertmaslerBMC Fa culty Art

Please Note: L,teeomers will be seated at intermission. No cameras, tape recorders, smoking, beveror food in the auditorium, please.

Refreshments arc avai lable before the performance and during intermission, The refreshment stand islocated across the walkway from the auditorium and has icc cream, coffee, soft drinks, and candy.

The Brevard Music Center is grateful for the support received from the North Carolina GeneralAssembly, the North Cmol ina Depart ment of Cu ltural Resources and the North Carolina Arts Counci

BAL DWI N is the official piano of (he Bre vard Music Center. All pianos are moisture-protected byDAMPI' -CHASER dehumidifiers.



PROGRAM NUMBER FIFTY-TWO


Wednesday, July 29, 1998

7:00 PM

CHAMBER MUSIC

Joseph Rohimon, oboeMary K. Robinson, violin

Katherine Morgan Palmer, pianoDavid Effron, piano

Concerto in C Minor for violin and oboeAl1egroAdagioAllegro

Me Robinson, Ms Robinson, Ms Palmer

Sonata for Violin and Piano, Op. 24 "Spring"AllegroAdagio molta espressivoScherzo: Allegro molto; TrioRondo: Allegro

Sonata for Oboe and PianoAndantinoAllegrettoMolto allegro

Down the Ladder to Sleep (1992)

Ms Robinson and Me Effron

Me Robinson and Ms Palmer

INTERMISSION

Ms Robinson and Ms Palmer

Incantation and Dance for oboe and piano

Praeludium and Allegro

TrioAllegro con brioAndante sempliceAllegro giocoso

Me Robinson and Ms Palmer

Ms Robinson and Ms Palmer

Me Robinson, Ms Robinson, Ms Palmer

1(1

Ludwig van ( 1

Camille S(1

Tim

William G(1

Frit

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Madele



TONIGHT'S PERFORMERS

Principal oboe with the New York Philharmonic, BMC alumnus Joseph Robinson reto Brevard this summer to teach and perfonn with the BM C Festiv31 Orchestra. H

featured soloist during Alwnni Weekend, and will perfonn the Oboe Concerto in D Mof Richard Strauss WIth the BMC Festival Orchestra on August 2.

Mary K. Robinson is a violinist with the New Jersey Sympbony and substitutes frequ

in the New York Philbannonic. She can also he heard performing with such noensembles as Soloisti New York, the American Composers Orchestra, and PhilharmVirtuosi.

A frrst place winner of the Esther Wilburn Barnes Piano Competition, Katherine MPalmer has been selected as a touring artist for the NC Arts Council for 1997-1999has been on the faculty at the Brevard Music Center since 1993.

Brevard Music Center Artistic Director David Effron was music director and condat the Eastman School of Music for the past 19 years. Before his position at Eastmawas on the conducting staff of the New York City Opera and principal conductor o

Curtis Institute of Music. This fall he becomes professor of instrumental conductiIndiana University at Bloomington.

UPCOMING PERFORMANCE

Mr. Robinson will perfonn a concert to benefit Hospice on Tuesday, August 4, 191:00 PM at First United Methodist Church. Perfonnmg with Mr. Robinson are KathMenefee Price, flute; David Kirby, clarinet; Carol Cope Lowe. bassoon; Jennifer MMerrell . hom; and Katherine Morgan Palmer. piano.

UPCOMING EVENTS

Thursday, July 30The Brevard Music Center Resident Opera Workshop presentsGuys and DollsWhittington-Pfohl Auditorium at 7:30 PM

Friday, July 31

The Brevard Music Center Festival Orchestra and

Deborah Henson-Conant, tazz harpWhittington-Pfohl Auditonum at 7:30 PM

Sunday, August 2The Brevard Music Center Festival Orchestra andJoseph Robinson, oboeWhittington-Pfohl Auditorium at 3:00 PM

Underwriting for this coneen program has been provided byThe Utley Foundation of Spartanburg, SC .



PROGRAM NUMBER 53, 56 AND 58

Brevard Music CenlerWhittington-Pfoh l AudilOrium

Dre ss Rehearsa lWednesday, July 29, 1998

PerformanceThursday, July 30, 1998

andSaturday. August I , 1998

Carolina Commullif)' Bank is proud to be fhe Etecmive Producer 0/Saw rdperjonllQnce

THE BREVARD MUSIC CENTER RESIDENT OPERA WORKSHOJohn Greer, general manager

and lhe

REPERTORY SYMPHONY ORCHESTRADavid Effron. conductor

prese nt

GUYS AND DOLLS

Mu sic and Lyrics by Frank Loesse r

Director , David I-Io lley

Scene De signer , Ted Simpson

Costume Designer , Leslie Be

Lighting De signer. Joe Sai ni

Nat han Detro itSky Masterso nAde laide ... .Sarah Brown .Benny SouthstreetNice ly -Nicely JohnsonRu sty Charlie . .Harry the Horse

Angie the OxArvideAga thaCo rpo ral Ca lvinMartha . . ..Ge ne ral Matilda B Ca rtwrightJoey BiltmoreLt . Brannigan

CAST· .. Tom

JulDanie lle SChristine

· . C re ighSime

· ZachaChr istophe

· Juan Jo· .. Patri

· Shawna

Gerardo GAnne Elizab

Lauric Ma riHen

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Waiter .Drunk .Big Jule

"HotBox" Girls

. Hugo . John CanMichael Sk

Anna Christy, Kimberly Gratland, Barbara Howse-Meadows, Nicole Rose, Kate Ve

Gamblers

Karim Sulayman, Gary Haase, Guilherme Rogana

Heavenly Choir

Aileen Bramhall , Kirsten Chavez, Ruth Anne Cunningham, Casey Huggins, SaraMoran, Dana Pauls, Donna Pimental , Kelley Van Siooten

Cuban Dancers

Anna Christy, Gerardo Garciacano, Juan Jose Ibarra , Guilherme Rogana, Nicole RoHugo Vera

Celebrity and dog: Emily Ann Taylor and SimbaAccordion Player and dog: Karen Kamensek and Ajax

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *

Act One :

Act Two:

The Selling

Scene 1Scene 2Scene 3Scene 4Scene 5Scene 6Scene 7Scene 8

BroadwayInterior of the "Save-A-Soul " MisThe "HotBox" NightclubA streetExterior of the MissionA streetHavanaExterior of the Mission

INTERMISSION

Scene 1Scene 2Scene 3Scene 4Scene 5Scene 6Scene 7

The "HotBox" NightclubA streetThe sewerA streetInterior of the MissionA streetBroadway

Underwriting for th is concen program and accompanying nOtes has been prov ided byThe Utley Foundation or Spartanburg, Sc.



Guys and DollsSynopsis

The curtain opens to a busy Broadway street where three gamblers·· Nicely.Nicely, Benny and RuS-- arc picking the ir favor ite horses for the day's races. Nearby is the Salvation Army's Save-a-$ourun by Arvidc Abernathy and Miss Sarah Brown. It is here thai Sky Masterson , a high-livinggambler, meets the modes!. virtuous, beautiful. young Sarah. His forward attempts al attractingprompt her to tell him in no uncertai n terms that he is nOl her type.

Meanwhile, at the nearby Hot SpOl Night Club, onc of the slar performers, Miss Adelaide. reve

friends that she su ffers from Psychosomatic colds caused by her boyfriend, Nathan Detroit. Th eyengaged for founeen years, but since he is a chronic gambler there has always been a gamblinggel; in the way of matrimony. At present, the only thing on Nathan's mind is finding a location forcrap game.

Sky , not one 10 lake no for an answer, brags to his friends that he can win any doll he goes afprove it he accepts Nathan's $1 ,()(x) bet Ihal he can get Sarah to go to Havana with him. He knowSave-a·Soul Mission is in danger of being shut down and he promises Sarah 10 deliver 10 the midozen genuine sinners" if she will ha ve dinner with him. She accepls. though reluctantly, whenThat the dinner is to be in Havana .

In Havana, Sa rah real ize,> that she is falling in love with him, and he realizes that she is much mwinning bellO him. Back in New York she learns about the bet and. though angry al Sky. she nee10 save the mission . True to his promise. Sky rounds up his fr iends, fill ing up the mission on tSa lvation Army authoriTies arrive. The mission is saved. Sarah forgives Sky and they talk of marriNathan and Adelaide now seem ready to accept Ihe bonds of matrimony also.

Doris Head


Baritone Tom Johnson . uriginal1y from Lo s Angeles. CA. recently received a Bachelor of Musiperformance fr<lm Ind i.llla UniversiiY. He has had numerous roles at Indiana University andmcluding Dr. Falke in Die FlellermallS at the Opera Festival in Rome, Italy. and Luiz with the BlCity O,,'<!ra product ion of The Gont/oliers.

.'\. native of Bremen, Germany, Julian Uhli g ~ t u d with Gary Kendall in New York . He made hdebut in 1994 in Yvains UI flo/({ in Bremen. where he appeared mainly as a recitaliSI and concHighlights from his perfo rmances include Die Willler,eise in New Yo rk and Mozart' s Mass in CLos Angeles. He wa s accepted in 1995 atlhe Accademia Musicale Chigiana in Siena , Italy, wherewith Maest ro Carlo Bergonzi. In 1996, he became a student at the Mannes COllege of Musicappeared in such roles as Papageno in Mozan's The Magic Fiule and Count Almaviva in n i l ' MFigaro.

Soprano Danielle S, HemlOn is returning to the Brevard Music Center after performing Ihe rolein Bernstein's We.lt Side Story l a ~ 1 summer. Re cently. Ms. Hermon aPfeared as Mrs. Lyons in Bloowilh the company theater of Boston, Magda m Mcnotti 's 7711' Consil and Amelia in Menotti· s Amto fhe Ball. Ms. Hermon is originally from Rochester, NY, and received her Bachelor of M

Carnegie Mellon University. Th is fall she begins her masters degree at the Manhallan School ofa student of Marlena Malas. Ms. Hermon would like to thank Mr. and Mrs. Robert HarIman for alland suppOrt.

C hristin e 1\.1 . Hea th . a 25-year-old soprano. completed her maSlcr·s degree in Opera PerformaMaryland Opera STudio in May 1998. Sht: attended Brevard lasl summer and performed the role ofin Carmen . Other recent performances include Vitell ia in La C/ellll'll;:.a di Tiro and Mariane in TOrMaryland Opera Studio.

Cre ighton Jam es. tenor. returns for his second season at the Brevard Music Center. He was lasl



as Henrik in A Little Night Music. Some of Mr. James' other engagements include the title role in BBrilleR's Alberr Herring, as well as Fenlon in The Merry Wives of Windsor. As a graduate of Rice UnMr. James plans to attend Indiana University's graduate program this fall.

Simeon Esper is pursuing his Master's degree in vocal performance at Florida State University wheresuch roles as Count Almaviva in Jl Barbiere di SivigUa and Ralph Rackstraw in HMS Pinafore. Previoinclude Lun-Tha in The Kirlg and I and Giuseppe in La Traviala. Me. Esper has been a finalist and fiwinner in regional and state NATS and in the Irene Ryan National Scholarship auditions.

Anative of

Houslon, tenor Zachary Bruton is a master's degree candidate at Rice University. Mr.recem perfonnances include the roles of Tamino in Mozan's The Magic Flute, Tanio in Donizeui's

de Regiment, and Ernesto in his Don Pasquale.

Christopher Richard, barilOne, has perfonned with the Los Angeles Music Center Opera, the AspeFestiVal, the Mexico National Chamber Orchestra, the Indianapolis Chamber Orchestra, and the NewSymphony Orchestra. Raised in Indiana, with degrees from Butler University and the University of SCalifornia, Mr . Richard now resides in New York City. He has performed the roles of Don Alfonsofan tune, Boltom in A Midsummer Night 's Dream, and Falstaff in The Merry Wives of Windsor. He

made his debut with the Indianapolis Opera as Morales in Cannen .

Juan Jose Ibarra has just perfonned the roles of Gregorio in Romeo and Juliet, the Marquis in La

and Giuglielmo in Cosi fan tulle at the Utah Opera. Last season at BMC he played Fredrick Egen

lillie Night Music and in past summers at BMC he performed the roles of Mr. Page in The Merry Windsor. Lazar Wolf in Fiddler on the Roo/and Figaro in The Marriage ofFigaro. He has perfonnesoloist in Handel's Messiah, Mozan's Requiem, Bach's Magnificat and Faure's Requiem.

Patrick Miller's previous roles include Dancairo in Cannen , Elder Hayes in Susanna, Dr. Caius inFrederic in Pirates of Penzance, and the title role in Sondheim's Sunday in the Park with Georgeperforms regularly With the Minnesota Opera, Minnesota Chorale, the Schubert Club of Minnesota, anBrunelle 's Ensemble Singers.

Shawna Peterson. a graduate of Rice University, is currently e n O Y i n g an active career as a soloiHouston area. She is the lead mezzo-soprano in Houston Grand ra's Outreach and Education -Opera to Go. - In addition to perfonnances with the HouslOn Gran Opera, Ms. Peterson has appeathe Brevard Music Festival and in the Seattle, Washington area. Recent performances include Ha

Gretel, The Barber of Sel'ille , Orpheus in the Underworld, The Magic Flute, and Suor Angelica.

Gerardo Gal'ciacano began vocal studies under Alejandro Trevino in Mexico and continued underWarfield . A semifinalist of the NATS contest in 1993 and 1994, Mr. Garciacano has given over 30

in Mexico, the United States and Russia. He has apjM!ared with the Denton Light Opera in Some EnEvening, the Dallas Opera Chorus, and Fort Worth upera in Hansel and Gretel. Mr. Garciacano is a sruden! at the University of North Texas, where he IS a Ronald E. McNair Post-Baccalaureate Sch

Soprano Anne Elizabeth Gray is from Moorhead, Mississippi, and is presently pursuing a Master's oin vocaJ performance at the University of Nebraska at Lincoln. Roles that she has performed includin Puccini's Madame BUllerjly , Dido in Purcell's Dido and Aeneas , Mrs. Herring in Albert HerringThird Lady in Mozan's The Magic Flute.

Laurie Marie Tossing, mezzo-soprano, is a recent graduate of Arizona State University, and hasactive performer in the Phoenix area. Her roles include Marcellina in Mozart's The Marriage of Figtasse chinoise in L 'enfant et les sonileges , and most recently , Hata in The Bartered Bride. Ms . Tosalso performed several solo recitals, including a concert in San Jose, Costa Rica.

Henry Stenta, barilOne , most recently participated in a production of Smetana's Two WidowManhattan School of Music . His other stage credits include JB Biggley in How to Succeed in BusinessReally Trying, Oscar Madison in Th e Odd Couple , Will Parker in Oklahomn! and StrafforelRomnncers .



Origina lly from New Concord, Ohio, Matthew Pittman made his professional debut in MarchAlmav iva in Il Barbiere di Sil'iglia with the Huntsville Opera Theater. His recent appearanceFerrando in MOl'-<lrt 's Cosi Fan TUlle and Slender in 17le Merry Wives of Windsor. Concert apinclude Bach's Christmas Oratorio, Mozart 's ReqUIem and Beethoven's Ninth Symphony. Mr. Pllalso a member of the Robert Shaw Festival Singers.

Hugo Vera, tenor, is a recipient of many fellowships and grants to the Brevard Music Festival,Music Festival and Kiel, Germany, where he presented a series of lieder recitals. A winner of theCompetition in Milwaukee, WI, and finalist in the William Bird International Vocal Competit ion,has 15 operatiC roles 10 his credit. Most recently arc Nemorino in Donizeni's L 'elisir d'amore, Do

in Mozart's Don G i o ~ ' a n n i and Rudolfo in Puccini's La Boheme. This summer Mr. Vera willinternational operatic debut in a production of Gazzaniga's Don Giovanni in Lucca, Italy.

Tenor Michael Skyles recently arrived from Natchez Opera Festival, where he sang Andres in ThHoffman and also appeared on their Pl antation Recital Series. In recent seasons he has performedroles with Lyric Opera Cleveland in such productions as The Mosl Happy Fella and Slrike Up Ihegraduate from the Cleveland Inst itute of Music, Mr. Skyles now lives m Stamford, Connect iCut.



REPERTORY SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

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Eric SewellT im BakerSarah NorlundJessica Meyer

Laura TrauschtZoran lasmakJamecyn MoreyBen HutchensBrent WilliamsAmy Wa tsonKatrina Rozmus

CELLOEric LcnzEllen CroyJennifer HackettKen PruittDoUBLE BASS

Ryan KuckNancy CrowderBeth DaughtryC LARINET

Alix ReinhardtJulianne KirkRalph Skiano

Katie Hel msKathryn BoltonS A X O l ' 0 1 ' ~ " : Javier OviedoLee WorleyBilly Jon McPhail

Mariah McPhailAaron MarcusH ORN

Bryan AdkinsTRUMPt.I

Chad WinklerJoseph Gudorf

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Ben McMillanT ROMBONE

Brad KoserPERCUSSION

Chris HartBrian McKinney

•• Concertmaster

Please Note : Latecomers wi]] be seated at intermission. No camcras, tape recorders, smoking, beor food in the auditorium. please.

Refreshments arc available before the performance and during intennissioll . The refreshment standlocated across the walkway from the auditorium and has ice cream, co ffee, soft dr inks, and candy

The Brevard Music Center is grateful for the support receiv(."<i from the No rth Carolina GeneralAssembly, the North Carolina Department of Cultural Resources and the North Carolina Arts Cou

Special thanks to The Costume Collection, New York. NY.

Brevard Mu sic Center wishes to thank the following for providing sct properties: Pat Austin. BrevLittle Theater. Richie Hooper. Wal t Glazener. B&S Auto Parts. Fi rst Cilizens Bank. Open Doo rAntiques. Jan Cox. and the Brevard Co llege Music Department.

Tonight·s r e r f o r m a n c e is sponsored in part by WTZQ-WISE. Lite 98.9, and WTZY 880.

Carolina Community Bank . with twelve officl's. has a iong history of serving the commun ities of

North Carolina . In Se ptember, 199 7, the bank opened in Brevard and is looking forward to a latemove into its new office in beautiful Straus Pa rk. The latest addition to the Carolina Communi tyfami ly is the Etowah branch which just opened in July . It is with great pride and pleasure that CaCommunity Bank sponsors Brevard Mu sic Center's Au gust I production of Guys and Dolls.

BALDW IN is the official piano of the Brevard Music Center. All pianos arc moist ure-protected bDAMPp·C HASER dehumidifiers.

Entire production by the Bre vard Opera Workshop and Brevard Music Center organizations.





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PROGRAM NUMBER 54

Three EqualiI. Andante

II . Andante


Harmony Hall

Thursday, July 30, 1998

12:15 PM

BACH'S LUNCH SERIES

III. Andante sostenuto

L. Beethove

Brett Evans , Marl in McCain, Steven Norris, Erick Shaw, t rombones

Charles Meldrum, tuba

Trio NO. 3 in G Major

I. Spiritoso

II . Andante

II I . Allergo

Cantabile

Colin Bauer, Myka Miller, oboes

Kendra Bauer, cello

Thomas Echols, guitar

Trio in E nat major. K. 498

I. Andante

III. Allegretto

Alar Kukk, clarinet

Pascal Saunier, viola

Tony Cho, piano

Sonata for Trumpet, Hom and Trombone

I. Allergo moderato

II. Andante

III. Rondeau

Bryan Adkins, hom

lana Galloway, trumpet

Chelsea French, trombone

Special thanks to

Straus Pa rk

Official sponsor o f the 1998 Brevard Music Festival

F.l. Haydn

N. Paganin

W. A. Mozar

F. Poulen

The next (and last!) Bach's Lunch will Monday, August 3, and Thursday, August 6.



Concerto for Viola and Orchestra in A Minor

I . Andante comodoAllyson Habeeb, viola

Janice Murray, piano

Concerto No. I in A Minor, Op. 33

I. Allegro non troppo

Samuel Nordlund, cello

Nadia Sabau , piano

Concerto No. I in G Minor, Op. 26

III . Finale : Allegro energico

Oboe Concerto

I. Rondo Pastorale

Concerto en si bemol

I. Allegro moderato

Concerto No. I in B Minor

Sonja Harasim , violin

Guillermo Hurtado, piano

Kari Kistler, oboe

Thomas Bandy, piano

BRIEF INTERMISSION

Masako Fukata, harp

Crystal Kim, piano

I. Andante non troppo e molto maestoso

Kimberly Cann, piano

Matt Gianforte, second piano

Concerto No. I in A Minor, Op . 33

I. Allegro non troppo

Amy Conyers, cello

Nadia Sabau, piano

Concerto for Viola and Orchestra in A MinorI. Andante comodo

Matthew H. Diekman, viola

Janice Murray. piano

Fantasy in Japanese Wood Prints, Op. 211

Adam Mamula, marimba


Special thanks to

Straus Park

W. Walton

C. Saint-Saens

M. Bruch

R. Vaughan Williams

G. F. Haendel

P . I. Tschaikovsky

C. Saint-Saens

W. Walton

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PROGRAM NUMBER FIFfY-SEVEN

Brevard Music Cente rWh itting ton-Pfohl Auditorium

Friday, July 31, 19987:30 PM

BREVARD MUSIC CENTER FESTIVAL ORCHESTRADav id Effron, condu clOr

Deborah Henson-Conant , harp and vocals

Overture to a Pops Concert

My Mother 's Mexican Hat

Beck 's Blues

Dance With Me

Henry M

Henson-

Henson-

Henson-

Belinda Tarantola/ Henson-

The Nightingale

996

Light Cavalry Overture

Danger Zone

Congratu lations

Wiza rd of Oz Medley

Baroque Flamenco

Ms Henson-Conant

I NTERMISSION

Ms Henson-Conant

Underwriting for .:uncert program has been provided byThe Utley Foundation or Spartanburg, Sc.

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BREVARD MUS IC CENTER FESTIVAL ORCHESTRAVIOLI N IPatrick Rafferty"""Tim BakerByron Tauchi*Megan GuentherBill Terwilliger·Just in PollackAmanda Schubert '"

Ben IIutchcnsBrent WilliamsAmy WatsonJame s HarveyBcthan RichardsVIOI.I N II

Jeanne Majo rs ·Zoran JasmakMargaret Baldridge'"Sarah WrightMary Ada PooleLiz3 LandersDorothy Knowles

Jesse GrossLaura DyesSonya Vi

V IOLA

Da vid Becker·Camille HallThomas Kluge'"ScOIl Sch ill ingPascal Sau nierHyun-Jeon$ LeeCharles KrigbaumLaura LengowskiCELLOCarlton McCreery'"Eric LenzGeorge Work·Ellen CroyBeth RosbachRobert JacobsDoUBLE BASSKevin Mau ldin·Brad LovelaceNath an SCaliNancy CrowderFLUTETrygve Peterson·Amber GoodArney Strong

OBOE

Pa ige Morgan·Karen Ki stlerJennifer Morr isonCLARIN!.""Sieve Cohen'"Kathryn Bolton

Kalie Hel ms,Bass Clar inet

BASSOON

Nancy Lutes·Brooke BanelsHORN

Cynthia Carr·

Christ ian JohansonDale McSwainJill Hesse.

ass!.Bryan Adk in s.

uti lityTRUMPET

Charlie Matt hiessen·Mark Schubert ·Chad Wi nklerJerry Bryant

DEBORAH HENSON-CONANT

TROMBONEBill Zehfuss·Brad KoserHoyt AndresChelsea FrenCh.

asSt.BASS TROMRONERic hard Brady·

TuBAMike Grose·HARPSusan Brady·Merr ie Beth SpooneKEYBOARD

Corinne Fink-AdkinT IMPANI

Timothy K Adams JPERCUSSION

Conrad Alexander·Chad Cu rlowAdam Mamul aHiroko OkadaLuke RinderknechtDavid Sc hotzkoRob Desmond

•• ConcertmasterBMC Fa culty A

Deborah Henson-Conant staned improvising when she was three. She hated music lessons and refpractice the class ic s. Her parents tried every instrument they could th ink of, sure that one of theminspire "serious· study. When they brought a harp home . the twe lve-year-o ld took one look at it . saidis a sissy instrument. · and went back 10 the piano. In 1981 , she moved to Boston where she studperformed standard bebop and blues and in 1983 formed her fi rst band . The Jazz Harp Trio. the samshe prod uced her full length musical comedy about nuclear war. "Ground Zero. ·

As a composer. she won grants :md co mmissions fo r her theater mu sic including a National Endowmthe Ans Jazz Grant. the Massachusells Art ists Fellowship and "Meet the Composer" Gran!. As a perDeborah presented a choreographed version of her suite , Stress Analysis oj a Straples.f EVf!ning GBoslOn and premiered her Ja zz Suite with members of the Scotti sh Nat ional Chamber Orchestra. In

Deborah was a feat ured guest artist and co mposer with the Boston Pops and th e Pittsburgh Pops. Sperformed with Doc Scverinscn. lectured at th e Paris Conservatory, toured throughout Europe, premieUoliday sui Ie Sea son oJCefebration "Opus Onc" (1 996) a.nd "Opus Two" (1997) with the New EnglandEnsemble, performed new works with ,\ usti n Symphony. Flagstaff Fest ival of the Arts andPhilharmOniC. She was also profiled on National Public Radio. CBS "Sunday Morning." and NilC's "Show. Upcoming in 1998 arc performances with the Rochcsler Philharmontc and the P o Sy mphApril 1999. Deborah is scheduled to perform with Ma.rvin Hamlisch and the Balt imo re Symphony.

To join Deborall HellSoll-COrlam 'J Ma iling lisl or order her CDs. visit her websile at wlVlV.hiplwor call /-888-DEB-STUF.



PROGRAM NUMBER FIFfY-NINE

Brevard Music CemerWhiuington-Pfohl AudilOrium

Sunday, August 2, 1998

3:00 PM


Joseph Robinson, oboe

Loner

Conceno in 0 Minor for OboeAlleg ro moderatoAndanteRondo: Vivace

Symphony No. 5 in E Minor , Op . 64Andante; Allegro con animaAndante camabileAllegro moderato

Mr Robinson

INTERMISS ION

Andante maes toso; Allegro vivace

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Richard(186

Peter lJyich Tcha(1 84

Underwriting fo r (his concert program and accompanying notes has been prov ided byThe Ulley Foundation or Spartanburg, SC.



David Liptak(born in 1949)

The 1998 Composer-in-Residence. David Liptak is the 20th composer to occupy the Mu Phi Epsilon chai r at the Brevard Music Center. Mr. Liptak is known for his numerous instrumental and vocal whas won man y composition competitions including the 1986 Georges Enesco International ComCompetition. Hi s works have been performed by the San Francisco Symphony, the Sf. Paul COrchestra, the SL Louis Symphony, and the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center. Hi s curreThe Moon Singer, made its debut here at Brevard earlier this season. Whi le at the Mu sic Center, Mrwill work with composition students and present lC1:!urcs throughout the summer season .

Loner is an eight-minute, single movement work, consisting of two sections. The first begins performance indication c r y fast and rhythmic" and the second is marked "with controlled energsections are written in a tonality based around C, although the first section contains music thatchromatic. The second part features a repeating rhythm which strongly suggests a C·minor tonality

The tith:: "Loner" suggests at least two references. First, it suggests the sturdy individualism that seesuch an important pan of American composition · the willingncss to e ~ p e r i m t : n t , to e ~ p l o r e and toin solitary pursuit of the unfamiliar. American culture and folk hi story are replete with characters of tand Ont: needs look no further than Charles Ives, Harry Partch, or Con lan Nancarrow to find Acomposers fmm earlier in this century that fit the hill. Second, the music is meant to stand alone , bas a succinct e ~ p r e s s i o n . a conccrt overture or "quick opener."

Loner w a ~ writtcn in 1988 and is dedicated to composer Samuel Adler for his 60th birthday, MarchD;.". id Effron conducleJ the premiere performance with the Eastman Ph ilharmonia in November of

Notes by the c

Richard Strauss(Born June II , 1864, in Munich; died September 8, 1949, in Garmisch)

Richard Strauss's last years were greatly troubled by the pOlitical events that had led up to the SeconWar. As Germany's greatest living composer, he was loaded with official honors by the cruel Naziwhich wanted to exploit his world-wide prestige, while hc thought that that very prestige would al

certain freedoms forbidden 10 others by Hitler and his government. Instead, the Nazis forced him 10with their policies, and the Allies, after their victory, distrusted him for having done so.

Strauss was isolated in his Bavarian mountain retreat when Germany surrcndered, in May, 1945. and[he few people who saw h im there was an American soldier named John de Lancic, wh o in civilianan obo ist and later was to be the principal obo ist of the Philadelphia Orchestra and Director of thInstitute of Mu sic. The young man suggested that Strauss write an oboe concerto, and thc cighty-composer , whether moved by artistic impulse or by political opportunism, set about doing so immThe Concerto proved [0 be one of the very fine st works of his old age, written with the sure hand ofmaster. The lirst sketches were completed in September, 1945. The first performance was given in Swin 1946. and in 1948 thl! music was somewhat revised for publication.The Concerto is in three connected movements. Thc first is a classical sonata-movement, Allegro mwith principal sub jects. The first of them is the very long, rhapsodic melody played by the soloist

murmuring strings; and the second. the contrasting theme that soon follows. Many of their elementsof the connecting mater ia l are carried forward into the followi ng movements. The second, AndabeaUliful three-pan aria that ends with a cadenza, and the third is a sprightly Rondo, Vivace, withcadenza.

The score calls for flute , oboe and English hom. twO clarinets, two bassoons, two horns and str ing



BREV ARD MUSIC CENTER FESTIVAL ORCHESTRAVIOLIN IThomas Joiner ...Tomasz GolkaByron Tauchi*Ning Chih HsuBill Terwilliger·Eric Sewell

Katie McLin·Tim BakerAmanda Schubert'"Megan GuentherJustin PollackBen HutchensBTem WilliamsAmy WatsonJames HarveyBClhan RichardsMary K RobinsonVIOLIN II

Ryo Fukuda'"Em ily WilsonJeanne Majors·Mary PerkinsonMargaret Baldridge·

Phylli s RobackMary Ada PooleMilan Dukie

Dorothy KnowlesJennifer KempaZoran lasmakSarah WrightLiza LandersJesse Gross

Laura DyesSonya Yi

VIOLA

Manuel Diaz'"Nils BuitmannDavid Becker'"Matt DiekmanThomas Kluge'"Allyson Habeeb

Camille HallSCOII SchillingPascal SaunierH y u n e o n ~ LeeCharles KrtgbaumLaura LengowskiCELLO

Carlton McCreery·Aron ZclkowiczMadeleine Golz'"Eric LcnzGeorge Work'"Ellen CroyElaine Anderson·Jennifer Hackel(Jose DubonKen PruittBeth RosbachRoben JacobsDOUBLE BASSDan Swaim·

Brad LovelaceKevin Mauldin·

Ryan KuckNathan ScottNancy Crowder

Beth DaughtryBrian Barr

FLUTE

Eric Hoover*Amber GoodTrygve Peterson*OBOE

Joseph Robinson*Paige Morgan*

Kathi Jo SmithJennifer MorrisonCLARINET

Steve Cohen*Eric Ginsberg*Alix ReinhardtKathryn BoltonKatie Helms,

Bass ClarinetBASSOON

Barrick Stees*Nancy Lutes*Brooke BartelsAnn Koerner,

ContrabassoonHORN

Cynthia Carr*Christian JohansonJean Martin*Dale McSwainJill Hesse.

asst.Bryan Adkins.

utilityTRUMPET

Charlie Matthiessen*Mark Schubert*Chad WinklerJerry Bryant

* * • * • * * * * * * * * * * *

TROMBOf'\E

Bill Zehfuss*Hoyt AndresChelsea French,

ass!.BASS TROMBONERichard Brady·

TuBA

Mike Grose*HARP

Susan Brady*Merrie Beth SpoonKEYBOARDCorinne Fink-AdkiTIMPANI

Timothy K AdamsPERCUSSIONConrad Alexander·

Chad Curlow

Adam MamulaHiroko Okada

Luke RinderknechtDavid SchotzkoRob Desmond

** ConcertmasterBMC Faculty A

Please Note: Latecomers will be seated at intermission. No cameras , tape recorders, smoking, bevor food in th e auditorium. please.

Refreshments arc available before the performance and during intermission. The refreshment stand located across the walkway from the auditorium and has ice cream, coffee, sofl drinks, and candy.

Today 's concen is sponsored in part by Lite 98.9 and WTZY 880.

The Brevard Music Cenler is grateful for the support received from the North Caro lina GeneralAssembl y. the North Carolina Department of Cultural Resources and the North Carolina Arts Coun

BALDWIN is the offic ial piano of the Brevard Music Center. All pianos arc moisture -protected byDAMPP-CHASER dehumidifiers .



MRS WILLIAM I "NAN" BURT1998 Distinguished Service Award

BMC students, faculty and staff alike have a similar response when the name Nan Burt is madmiration , awe , respect, and love are only a few . For some of us, a Brevard summer would not bewithout her cheerful quips, contagious laughter and the frequent reminders demonstrating her passistudents achieve their art istic potential. For morc than 30 years, Mrs. Burt has provided scholar

Dlher types of sup port \0 nume rous students during and after their educat ion al the Music Center.she donated funds to bu ild the Burt Alumni House, a six-bedroom guest house providing alumnistay while visiting the Music Center. Today, the Mus ic Center will prescnt Mrs. Will iam J BunDist inguish ed Service Award for her invaluable contribut ions to music. education and our in stitu

JOSEPH ROBINSON

Principal oboe wi th the New Yo rk Philhannonic. BM C alumnus Joseph Robinson returns to Brsummer to teach and perform with the BMC Fest ival Orchestra . He is a feat ured soloist duri nWeekend in loday's performance of the Strauss Oboe Conceno.

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PROGRAM NUMBER 60

Quintet Op. 7 II. Adagio; Allegro

U. Adagio

rv. Rondo: Allegro

Trio U in C Minor


HarmonyHall

Monday, August 3, 1998

12:15 PMBACH'S LUNCH SERIES

Andrew Rehrig, :01IIe

Mary Lindsey Campbeo.. oDoe

Erin Simmons, clarinetCharles Gartrell, bassoon

David B y r d ~ M a r r o w . horn

Allegro energico e con fuoco.. . .. .. ..J : : ' H u . ~ ! ' ; l ~ : - e y , , , ~ u : .....u

lIana Solomon, 'cello

Joseph Backer, piano

L. Beetho

F. Mendelss

Variations On a Theme of Paganini RachmaninoffIK. Wi

Bach Goes to Town A. Templ

Alix Reinhardt, Ralph Skiana, Julianne Kirk, Katie Helms, clarinets

Concerto per Trombone

I. Adagio

II. Allergo assia

Chelsea French. trombone


Special thanks to

Straus Park

G. C. Wagen

Officai sponsor of the 1998 Brevard Music Festival

Join us for our final Bach's Lunch Concert aftha season, Thursday, August 6.



PROGRAM NUMBER 61

Mass in G


Straus Auditorium


4:30 PM

STUDENT RECITAL

I. Kyrie (chorus and soprano solo)

II . Gloria (chorus and soprano/bass duet)

IV. Sanctus; Osanna (chorus)

V. Benedictus (soprano, tenor, bass trio); Osanna (chorus)

VI. Agnus Dei (chorus, soprano and bass soli)

Brevard Music Center Chorus

F. Schubert

Casey Huggins, Donna Maria Pimental , Kelley Van Siooten, sopranos

Patrick Miller, tenor

Girardo Garciacano, Juan Jose Ibarra , Gary Haase, basses

Jon Brotherton, conductor

Karen Kamensek, pianist

It 's Peaceful Here S. Rachmaninoff/Heifetz

Si Suoni la lfOmba

Violin Concerto

Movement III

Laura Dyes, violin

Andrew Campbell. piano

Donna Maria Pimental, soprano

Chad Winkler. trumpet

Anne Decker, piano

Laura Trauscht, violin

Katalin Kukacs, piano

Trio for Two Oboes and English Horn, Op. 87

I. Allegro

Elegy

Trio in B b Major, Op. II

I. Allegro con brio

Solo Partita in D Minor

Allemanda

Scott Bartucca, oboe

Victoria Newton, oboe

Lauren Klein, English hom

Thomas Echols, guitar

Alix Reinhardt, clarinet

Kile Hill, cello

Corinne Fink-Adkins, piano

James Harvey, violin

A. Scarlatti

M. Bruch

L. v. Beethoven

J . K. Mertz

L. v. Beethoven

J. S. Bach



It's Peacefu l Here

Si Suoni la lromba

Violin Concerto

Movement III

Jon Brotherton, conductor

Karen Kamensck. pianist

Laura Dyes, violin

Andrew Campbell, piano

Donna Maria Pimental , soprano

Chad Winkler, trumpetAnne Decker, piano

Laura Trauscht, viol in

Katalin Kukacs, piano

Trio for Two Oboes and English Horn, Op. 87

I. Allegro

Elegy

Trio in B, Major, Op. II

I. Allegro con brio

Solo Partita in D Minor

Allemanda

Scott Bartucca, oboe

Victoria Newton, oboeLauren Klein, Eng lish horn

Thomas Echols, gui tar

Alix Reinhardt , clarinet

Kile Hill , celloCorinne Fink-Adkins, piano

James Harvey, violin

s. Rachmaninoff/Heifelz

A. Scarlaui

M. Bruch

L. v. Beethoven

J. K. Mertz

L. v. Beethoven

J. S. Bach

Fanlazia Orlando Gibbon

Le Vol Du Bourdon (The Flight of the Bumblebee) N. Rimsky-Korsakov/arr. M. Mul e

Aaron Marcus, soprano saxophone

Kurt Beard, alto saxophone

Dustin Wil liam s, tenor saxophoneOlaf Bjornstal, baritone saxophone

Special thanks to

Straus Park

Official sponsor of the 1998 Brevard Mu sic Festival



PROGRAM NUMBER SIXTY-TWO


Monday, August 3, 19988:00 PM


Sarah McKoin, conductor

Cannina Burana (1936)I. 0 Fortuna, velut Luna2. Fortune plango vulnera3. Ecce gTatum4. Tanz - Uf dem anger5. Floret silva6. Were diu werlt alle min7. ArnoT volal undique8. Ego sum abbas9. In tabema quando sumus

10 . In TrutinaIt . Dulcissime12 . Ave formosissima

Anna Christy, sopranoJuan Jose Ibarra, baritone

13 . Fortuna Imperalrill Mundi

Ms ChristyMr Ibarra

INTERMISSION


Jamie Hafner, conductorDavid Kirby. guest conductorWilliam Zehfuss, trombone

Serenade in B-flat Major, K. 361AdagioRondo

March , Nobles of the Mystic Shrine

Symphonie Funebre el Triomphale, Op . 15Marche FunebreOraison FunebreApotheose

Mr Kirby

Mr Zehfuss

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FLUTEErica BassDiana SiwiakEve deBordenaveAndrew Rehrig,

piccoloKazuki ShimaniCatherine Wy lly

Hayley MorseElizabeth Wor landOBOEColin BauerVicto ria NewtonReid MessichCLA RI )'I.'ET

Kathryn Bolton· ·Arianna SmithKat i HelmsKen GravesRosemary TarczaErin Si mmons

Allison GraberE b Clarinet

FLUTE

Jul ie AvalloneDana SiauSusan Kohl i.

piccoloTeresa Le maireJessica ShererErica Bass

OBOEMariah WardKari KistlerLauren KleinSCOtt BartuccaMary LindsayCampbellC I.ARI NET

Ralph Skiano'"

Arianna SmithErin SimmonsVincent FortadoPh illip Kowtaczyk

Alar KukkKC .1l Graves

TRANSYLVANIA SYMPHONIC BAN DAlar KukkDalphne JohnsonKiera ThompsonJill King,

Bass ClarinetSAXO PHONEAaron Marcus,

Alto Saxophone

Kurt Beard ,Alto Saxol?hone

Dus tin Williams.Tenor Saxophone

Olaf Bjomstal,Baritone Saxophone

BASSOONAnna Claire BallardCami The linBecki BrushHORNJillian RogersSu san Scharber,

asst.Chri stian Haumesscr

Michael Arthur.as s!.

Casey MalteseJonathan Murray.

asst.Lauren VinoskiBrendan Ad ams,

asst.

CORNET

Pa ul LowryDavid PinelJessica Li tt leSara SnyderTRUMPETDavid Buttr ickRoger Espino7..3Jordan KretchmerT ROMRO ....E

Ben DickinsonSteven MenardManin McCain

Jonathan LcckeSteven Norris

TRANSYLVANIA WIND ENSEMBLEEll iott Ross Rebecca McConnellMegan Hodges Peler Dahlstrom.Ji ll King, asst.

Bass Clarinet Sleven Huston.Julianne Kirk, asst.

E b Clarinet CORNETSAXOPHONE Joe GudorfJavier Oviedo, David Kellen

Alto Saxophone Dan McNa llyBilly McPh ail. Danny EvansAlto Saxophone T RUMPE:,,.

Lee Worley, Ben McMillanTenor Saxophone Bill Dickinson

Mariah McPhail , T ROMBONEBaritone Saxophone Chad Doswell

BASSOON Ben DickinsonAmylia Barnett Manin McCain,Nicholas Riggan asst.Charles Gartrell BASS TROMBONEHORN Lee WattsLes Harkey Bre ll Evans

David Byrd-Marrow EU PIl ON IU\.!Meredith Ganglcr Clay Johnson

BASS T ROMBON .Brett EvansErick ShawEUPHONruMClay JohnsonCecilia LeJessica BrcwslerTUBA

Charlie Mel drumDaniel DavisRachel CookHARPLi esl TisonErin Marie CollinsPE RCUSSIONManuel BomiaChris HartRoben Hud sonAdam MamulaBrian McKinneyMihaela Vana

Neil HeuerAdam Epstein

Cecilia Lc:

T UBA

Megan T iedtEric FullerAndrew BarnesHARPLi sa BeckleyMasako Fukala

PE RCUSSIONManuel BomiaRobert HudsonH iroko OkadaNancy RogersMihaela VanaRo b De smond

.... CO rlcenmast('T

Underwriti ng for Ihis concert program has been provided byThe Utley fo und ation or Spartanburg, Sc.



FACULTY COACHES

Transylvania Symphonic BandWinds: Flute - Trygve "Peterson, Oboe - Paige Mo rgan. Clarinel - Steve Cohen. Bassoon - NaSaxophone - Harvey Pinel.Brass : Hom - Cynth ia Carr. Trombone - Richard Brady , Tu ba - Mike Grose, Trumpet - CharlManhicssen .Percussion: Conrad Alexander.

Transylvania Wind EnsembleWinds: FIUle - Eric Hoover, Clarinet - Eric GinSberg, Bassoon - Barrick Stees, Saxophone - HBrass : Hom - Jean Martin, Trumpel - Mark Schubert , Trombone - William Zehfu ss, Tuba - MGrose

Percuss ion: Timothy Adams• • • • • • • • • • • • • •• •

Please Note: Latecomers will be seated at intermission . No cameras, tape recorders, smoking,or food in the audito rium , please .

The Brevard Music Center is grateful for the support received from the North Carolina GeneraAssembly, the North Carolina Department of Cultu ral Resources and the North Carolina Arts

BALDWI N is the o ffici al piano of the Brevard Music Center. All pianos are moisture-protecteDAMPP-CHAS ER dehumId ifiers .

SPECIAL THANKS TO

WCQS

Public Radio Sponso r of lhe 1998 Season

and

Straus Park




PROGRAM NUMBER SIXTY-THREE

Trio, Op. 67

Andante; Moderato

Allegretto

Duettino concertante (1966)

SextetNo.2

in G Major, Op. 36Allegro non troppo


Straus Auditorium


8:00 PM

CHAMBER MUSIC

Yin Hwa Lee, piano

Zoran Jasmak , vio1in

Eric Lenz, violoncello

INTERMISSION

Scherzo: Allegro non troppo

Poco Allegro

Milan Dukic, violin

Bethan Richards, violin

Matt Diekman , viola

Nils Bultmann, viola

Ellen Croy, violoncello

Beth Rosbach, violoncello

Special Thanks to

STRAUS PARK

Dmitri Shostak

(1906

Ingol

(1912

Johannes B(1833

The Official Sponsor of the 1998 Brevard Music Festival



Brevard Music Ce nterStraus Audito ri um

Tuesday, August 4, 19984:30 PM

STUDENT PIANO REC ITAL

Pre lude and Fugue in C-sharp Major, WTC Bk. I

Venetian Boat Song, Op. 19, No.6

Sonata in E-nat, Op. 81a "Lcbcwohl"

Sonata No.3 in A Minor, Op. 28

Un Sospiro

Renects dan I'cau, from Images Bk. I

Etude in E Major, Op. 10, No.3

Nocturne in B Major, Op. 32, No. I

Piano Variations (1997)Variation VII - Dirge

Preludes, Op. 28, Nos. 13- 18

Fcux d'artifice, from Preludes Bk. II

Kehli Fiadjoe

Nathan Harless

Tara Tupper

Kate Do ss

Ramona Montcanu

Jordan Bailey

Susan Chalmers

Jeffrey Kessler

Guillermo Hurtado

Ekaterina Gucorguieva

Keith Ford

1. S. B(1685-17

Felix Men delsso(1809- 18

Ludwig van Beetho(1770-18

Sergei Prokof(1891 - 19

Franz L(181 1- 18

Claude Deb u(1862-19

Frederic Cho(1 810- 18

Frederic Cho

Gregg Wram(b. 19

Frederic Cho

Claude Debu



PROGRAM NUMBER SIXTY-FOUR


Tuesday, August 4, 19988:00 PM

BREVARD MUSIC CENTER FESTIVAL O R C H ~ : S T R A David Effron, conductorRenee Fleming, sop rano

Three Dances from the Ballet Gayane

Four Last SongsFriihlingSeptemberSelrn Schlafcngehen1m Abendrot

Ms Fleming

I NTERMISSION

Recitative and Arias from Act I of La TraviataE StranoAh , forse lui

Sempre libcra

Pictures at an Exhibition

Ms Fleming

Aram Khac(190

Richard

(186

Giusepp(181

Modest Mu s(183

Orchestrated by Mauric

Underwriting for thi s concert program and accompanying notes has been provided byTht' Utle)' Foundation of Spartanburg. Sc.



8REVARD MUS IC CENTER FESTIVAL ORCHESTRAVIOLIN IThomas Joiner··Ning Chih HsuByron Tauchi·Tomasz GolkaBill Terwill iger·Eric SewellKat ie Mclin·

Tim BakerAmanda Schubert"Megan GuentherJustin PollackBen HutchensBrem WilliamsAmy WatsonJames HarveyBc than RichardsMary K RobinsonVIOLIN IIRyo Fukuda·Emi ly Wil son

Jeanne Majors·Mal)' PerkinsonMargaret Baldridge"Phyllis RobackMary Ada PooleMilan DukicDorothy KnowlesJennifer KempaZoran JasmakSarah WrightLii'.a LandersJesse GrossLaura Dyes

Sonya Yi Beth Daughtry Mark Schubert ·VIOLA Brian Barr Chad WinklerManuel Diaz* FLtrrE David KellertNils Bultmann Eric Hoover· Jerry BryantDavid Becker· Amber Good TROMBONEMatt Di ekman Trygvc Peterson* Bill Zehfuss*Thomas Kluge* OBOE Hoyt AndresAllyson Habeeb Joseph Robinson* Chelsea French,

Cami Hall Paige Morgan* ass!.Scott Schilling Jennifer Morrison BASS TRO .\(BO:\'EPascal Saunier Kathi Jo Smith Richard Brady*Hyun -Jeong Lee CLAR INET TUBACharles Kngbaum Steve Cohen· Mike Grose·Laura Lengowski Eric GinSberg· EUPHONIUMCELW Alix Reinhardt Clay JohnsonCarlton McCreery· Kathl)'n Bolton HARPAron Zclkowicz Ka tie Helms. Susan Brady*Madeleine Golz· Bass Clarinet Merrie Beth SpoonEric Len z BASSOON Kt;YBOARDGeorge Work· Barrick Stees* Corinne Fink-AdkEllen Croy Ann Koerner TIMPA NI

Elaine Anderson· Brooke Bartels, Timothy K AdamsJennifer Hackett Contrabassoon PERCV&IiIONJose Dubon HORN Conrad AlexanderKen Pmill Cynthia Carr* Chad CurlowBeth Rosbach Christian Johanson Adam MamulaRoben Jacobs Jean Manin· Hiroko OkadaDoUBLE BASS Dale McSwain Luke RinderknechtDan Swaim* Jill Hesse, David SchotzkoBrad Lovelace asst. Rob DesmondKevin Mauldin* Bryan Adkins,Ryan Kuck utilityNathan Scott TRUMPETNancy Crowder Charlie Manhiessen·

•• Concenmasler

BMC FacllifY A

Please Note: Lat(','comers will be seated at intermission . No cameras, tape recorders, smoking, bevor food in the audilorium, please.

Refreshments are available before the performance and during intermission. The refreshment standlocated across the walkway from the auditorium and has icc cream, coffee, soft drinks. and candy .

Tonight's performance is sponsored in part by WHLC FM , Lite 98.9 and WTZY 880.

The Brevard Mu sic Ccmcr is grateful for the p p o r t received from the North Carolina GeneralAssembly, Ihe North Carolina Department of Cultural Resources and the North Carolina Ans Cou

BALDWI N is the official piano of the Brevard Music Center. All pianos are moi sture-protected byDAMPP-CHASER dehumIdifiers.



PROGRAM NUMBER SIXTY-SIX


Whittington-Pfohl AuditoriumWednesday, August 5, 1998

8:00 PM

CONCERTO CONCERT

TRANSYLVANIA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRAThomas Joiner . conductor

Ning-Chih Hsu, vio linGuillermo Hurtado, pianoNathan Scott, double bass

Chad Andrew Winkler, trumpetAron Zelkowicz, violoncello

Concerto for Trumpetin

E-flat Major, H. VIle: IAllegro

Mr Winkler

Concerto No.2 in B Minor for Double BassAllegro moderato

Mr Seolt

Concerto for Violoncello in D Major, H. VIIb:2Allegro moderato

Me Zelkowicz

Introduction and Rondo capriccioso, Op. 28

Piano Concerto in G MajorAllegramente

Miss Hsu

Mr Hurtado

Franz Joseph H(1732-1

Giovanni Bot(1821 -

Franz Joseph H

Camille Saint-S(1835-

Maurice R(1875-

Und erwriting for thi s coneen program has been provided byThe Ulley Foundation of Spartanburg, SC.



VIOLIN I

Sarah Norlund*·Bill Terwilliger·Katrina RozmusJessica Meyer

Sonja HarasirnJamecyn MorcyKirsten Swanson

Byron Tauchi*David EdwardsChris tine OlaIAlyson SlackRenee BurgherLemuel VawterErin Ryanloellan MuyskcnsJessica AlberthalVIOLIN ULaura TrauschlRyo Fukuda·Rachel Chavez

Jane ParkTerry Hsiung

Linnea KirtonMadel ine ScheerJustin Pollackt

Ricky QuinonesBen MasonKris TorbushDaniel Th igpenStefanic PutmanJacob DanzigerMark HallQuinton Morr is

TRANSYLVANIA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRAVIOLA

Camille HallManuel Diaz·Jessica StephensonAmos LiuB1 EngravBjorg LarsonArmando Sardinas

JessicaSchiffmannKale Hedin

Ann Pi mal

Cheryl WhydcCELLOSamuel NorlundGeorge Work·Kev in MajeskiNoe l Bli ssSally Choi

Amy ConyersJose DubontJohannes Robbins

Karen PolcshuckSamuel HopkinsEric Bli ssKathrine PollockLeamarie WilsonlIana SolomanFranklin KeelDoUBLE BASS

Brian Bar rDan Swaim*

Matt BrancheauJohn LawsonPeter Kay

Mark KobeGraham ColemanLee VeazeyTricia Pries te rMatt She lleyBrad Love lacet

FLUTEKinuka Kobaysh i

Susan KohliJul ie Aval lone,

piccoloPeter Sheridan,

asSl.OBOEMyka MillerLauren Kle inMary Lindsey

CampbellScott BanuccaCLARINETPh il ip Kowalczyk

Elliot RossMegan HodgesEri n SimmonsJulianne Kirk ,

E bo Clarinet

BA SSOONAmylia BarnellBrooke BartelsAnn Kocrner

HORN

Jill HessePeter Dah ls trom

Meredith Gangler

• * • • • • * • * * • • • * • *

James BoldinSteven Huston,

ass!.TR UMPETBen Dicki nsonDanny EvansDavid Kellen

Dan McNally

TRo:.mONEHoy t AndresAngela KochEric Kelly,

Bass Trombone

TuB.Andrew BarnesHARPMasako FukataMerrie Beth Spooner

Lisa BeckleyPERCUSSIONChad Curlow

Luke RinderknechtDavid Schotzko

Todd Warlik

Rob Desmond

•• COflcenmnster

* Faculf)' Coacht Teachlllg Assistan

Please Note: Latecomers will be seated at int ermission. No cameras, tape recorders , smo king, beveraor food in the auditorium, please .

Refreshment s are available before the performance and during intermission. The refreshment stand islocated across the walkway from the auditorium and has ice cream. coffee, soft drinks, and candy .

The Brevard Music Center is grateful for the support received from the Nonh Carolina GeneralAssembl y, the North Carol ina Department of Cultural Resou rces and the North Ca ro lina Arts Counc

BALDWIN is the official piano of the Brevard Music Center. All pianos are moisture-protected byDAMPP-CHASER dehUlmdificrs.



TONIGHT'S SOLOISTS

PianiSI Guillermo Hurtado was born in Norman, OK, but has lived in Maracaibo, Venezuela, forhis life . This fall he will become a student of Dr. Andrew Coopcrslock ;I I the University of OklaNorman . Guillermo has been a soloist with the Maracaibo Symphony and has won severalcompetit ion s in Venezuela, including the Joven virtuoso del ana in 1994 , and the Moises Mole iCompetition.

Ning-Chih H..-u , violin, is a native of Taipei, Taiwan, and came to the US to study with Zvi Zeitl inKrysa al the Eastman School of Music. She received her bachelor's degree and performer's cert ificEastman, and was the winner of Eastman 's 1998 Concerto Compet ition. This fall NinS -Chih will beon her master ' s degree in Dorothy Delay's studio at The luilliard School. Ning-Chih IS a Rep ertoryProgram Fellow at BMC.

Double bassist Nathan Scott will be a freshman attending the University of North Texas in thestudent of Jeff Bradetich . Recently, Nathan was selected as the winner of the American StringAssociation Solo Competition (Double Bass Junior Division), placed second al the In ternatioCompetition, and was the winner in Clemson University's Concerto Competition.

Chad Winkler, trumpet. is ajunior at West Virginia University in his hometown of Morgantown,is study ing with Dr . John Winkler and George Vosburgh. This past spring he placed first in the

Division of the National Trumpet Competition. Chad has recently been appointed 2nd trumpet in the W(WV) Symphony Orchestra.

Aeon Zelkowicz, cello, was born in Ottawa and grew up in Pittsburgh, PA. He received hi s bachelorfrom the Eastman School of Music and is currently a student of Janos Starker while pursuing graduatat Indiana University in Bloomington. IN. This summer Aron is a teaching assistant in cello andmusic.

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PROGRAM NUMBER 67

Ca nonic Sonata No . 3VivaceGrave

Allegro assai

Brevard M u Center

Harmony Hall

Thursday, AUg llst 6, 199812: IS , 'M

BACH'S LUNC;H SERIES

Billy Jon McPhail, Javier Oviedo. saxophones

Auf dem Strom

Piano Trio in E-nllt, Op . I No . 1

I. Allegro

" F'ling," fo r Guita r Quartet

Hugo Vera. tenorChristian Iahar -so n , horn

Andrew CampLell, piano

David Edwarc's , violin

Abigail McCutdeon , 'c ello

Thomas Bandy. piano

Tom Echols, Oren Fader , Josh Jrau, Mall Rohde, guitars

G. P. Telemann

F. Schubert

L. v . Beethoven

L. Heritage

Last Tango in Bayr e uth P . Schickele

Anna Claire Ballard, Arnylia Barnett, Cha l Jes Gartrell, Nick Riggan. bassoons

Trio in B-flat Major , Op. II

II . Adagio

Alix Reinhard . clarine tKile Hill, "::ello

Corinne Fink-Adkins , piano

L. v. Beethoven

Contrasts B. Bartok

III. Sebes (Fast Dance)

Four Early Hymns

Lard! come away!

Wh o is this fair one?

Suite fo r F'ive Trumpets

Ralph Skiano, clarinet

Eric Se we ll . vio lin

To m Bandy. piano

Hugo Vera , teno r

Nils Bullman .t, violaAndrew Campi·ell, piano

Brevard Music Center' nlmpet Ensemble

Special the nks to

Straus}ark

R. Vaughan Williams

R. La Presti

Offical sponsor of the 1998 8revard Music Festival



PROGRAM NUMBER SEVENTY


Thursday, August 6, 19988:00 PM

TRANSYLVANIA CHAMBER STRINGS

Amanda Schubert, conductor

Concerto in D Major for Harp and String OrchestraAllegro moderatoLargoAllegro

Antonio (167

Lisa Beckley, Liesl Tison, Erin Marie Collins, Musako Fukata ,and Merrie Beth Spooner, harps

Endymion's Sleep

Sinfonia II in DAllegro

J. Mark Scearce, guest conductor

INTERMISSION

TRANSYLVANIA CONCERT BANDSarah McKoin, conductor

Jamie Hafner, guest conductor

March of the Belgian Paratroopers

Rikudim

Mr Hafner

Sun Dance

Armenian Dances

J. Mark

Felix Mend(180

L

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Underwriting for this concert program and accompanying notes has been provided byThe Utley Foundation of Spartanburg, SC.



TRANSYLVANIA CHAMBER STRINGSV IOLI N I VIOLI N II VIOLA Abigail McCutch

Katherine Lawton.... Lynnsey Smi th Adam Decn Kendra Bauer

Heather Smith David Campbell Laura Gonan Man Rohde

Mariana Bowling Mahalia Em ri ck Pascal Sauniert Miriam Hess

Jamie Futscher lenni Lee Rob inson Monica Rose Ronald Coleman

Elizabeth Gosa Lola Thelin Laura Lc llgo wski DoUBLE BASS

Matthew Ficdcrlcin Crystal Webb CELLO Joy Bowden

Brendan Adamson Hannah Whitehead Ryan Kuck

Megan Guenlhert Aron Zclkowiczt

TRANSYLVANIA CONCERT BAND

FUITE SAXOPHONE Sara Snyder Neil Heuer

And rew Rehrig Aaron Marcus, Roger Espinoza Nathan Harl essKazuki Sh imani Alto Saxophone Jordan Kretchmer Nancy Rogerst

Hay ley Morse Olaf Bjomstal , Jana GaJ lowayt

Diana Siwiak Alto Scuophone TROMBONE

Eve deBordenave Kun Beard , Steven Menard .. C o n c e n f t U l s t ~Kazuki $himani Tenor Saxophone Jonathan Leeke t Tea ching Ass i

Elizabeth Wor land Dustin Williams, Sleven Norris

Arney Strongt Baritone Saxophone Erick Shaw,

OBOE BASSOON Bass Trombone

Faith Scho lfield Camille Thelin EUPHONIUM

James Perreauli Becki Brush Jessica BrewsterCLARINET Amy li a Bamellt Kimberly Cann

Ken Graves"'''' HORN TUBA

Vincent Fonado Michelle Dixon Daniel Davis

Kate Bollon Jonathan Murray Rachel Cook

Kiera Thompson Michael Arthur HARP

Dalphne Johnson Brendan Adams Liesl Tison

Valerie Poo l Michael Arthur Erin Marie Co llins

David Kirby t Rebecca McColUlellt PERCUSSION

Alar Kukk, TRUMP ET Mihaela Vana

Bass Clar inet David Buttrick Kelly Brimon



PROGRAM NUMBER SIXTY-NINE AND SEVENTY-FOUR

Brevard Music Cente rWh it tington-Pfohl Auditorium

Dress RehearsalThursday, August 6 , 1998

7:30 PM

PerfonnanceSaturday, August 8, 1998

7: 30 PM

BREVARD MUSIC CENTER RESIDENT OPERA WORKSHOP

John Greer, general manager

presents

CINDERELLA

Music by Gioacchino Ross ini

Libretto by Feretti

Jobn Greer. conductor David Holley. directorTed Simpson, se t designer Les lie Bernstein, costume desig

Alidoro ...Don MagnificoClorinda .. .Thi sbe .. .Cinderella .

Don Rami ro .Dand ini .

Joe Sa int , light ing des igner

CAST

· .. Dav· ClifforJennifer

· Julie DeAngelia

Matthew Kenneth R

Underwriting for this coneen program and accompanying no tes has been prov ided byThe Ulley Foundation or Spartanb urg, SC.



ACT ONE

Don Magnifico 's Dilapidated Mansion

INTERMISSION

ACT TWO

Scene One The Ballroom of the Prince's Palace

PAUSEScene Two The Ballroom, somewhat later

I NTERMISSION

ACT THREE

Scene One Don Magnifico 's mansion

Scene Two The Throne Room of the Prince 's Palace



SYNOPSIS

ACT I DOll Magnifico's diliJpidared mansionThe Baron's two ~ l y daughters. Clorinda and Thisbe, are bi ckering as usual, stopping only occsnap al their step-sister, Cmderella. who serves as the family maid. A knock is heard at the dooCinderella opens it there stands a -beggar. · actually Alidoro, disguised tutor of the handsome yoDon Ramiro. As the Prince hopes to marry soon, Alidoro has been SCnt to the house to invdaughters as possible choices for the Prince's bride. In spite of the objections of her sisters, Cindehim bread and coffee. Shortly thereafter, severa] courtiers arrive with an invitation for the Badaughters to attend a grand ball being given at the palace that evening by the Prince. Clorinda and T

rush off to gel dressed, each convinced that she will be chosen.

Later, while Cinderella helps her sisters dress, another stranger ~ p e a r s at the door -- this timehimself, disguised as his Own valet, Dandini. Having heard from hiS tutor of the lovely and kindhe wants to see for himself how suitable the young lady would be. They fall in love at firsCinderella is all the more unhappy, a s s u m i n ~ that she will not be pernutted to attend the bathereafter, Dandini, disguised as the Prince, viSits Don Magnifico's house in order to choose a bridand Thistle are esconed to the Palace, leaving Cinderella behind . To her swprise, Alidoro appearannounces that he will lake her (0 the ball. He produces a beautiful costume for her and they driv

ball in a splendid coach.

Acr.D Thl! Ballroom of rhl! Prinu's Palau'Ciiideiella arrives and instantly arouses the interest of everyone, panicularly Prince Ramiro,disguised as his valet, Dandini. In the meantime, the real Dandini, disguised as the Prince, henamored of Cinderella himself, but she tells him that she really loves the man whom she thinks iThe Prince overhears this remark: and is, of course, delighted. But amid the confusion, the clmidnight and Cinderella suddenly remembers that she must retum home immediately . Befohowever, she looses her slipper. The Prince vows to search for ber, no matter what it takes .

ACT m Don. Magnifico's Mansion.

The next morning, while Cinderella is going about ber chores, unaware that the Prince is secountryside for ber, a thunderstorm comes up, forcing the royal pany to seek. shelter at the Baron

The twO sisters try on the slipper, which of course does not fit . When Cinderella enters, the Prthat she be given the chance to try it on . It fits and be embraces her and announces that this isbride.

After her marriage the new Princess reveals her true benevolent character by inviting the Baron ansisters to share in her luxUl')' .

BIOGRAPHIES

David Won was born in South Korea and moved to America when he was 16. He received hisdegree and performer's cenificate in music at Eastman School of Music. Mr. Won's most recent einclude the role of Dr. Banolo in Mozan's The Marriage of Figaro and soloist in Handel's Mes

Currently working on a Masters of Music from Rice University, bass-baritone Clift'ord Delix hasprincipal roles in Donizeui's L 'Elisir d'amore and Mozan's Cosi fan lUlU. Mr. Derix bas also a

soloist in Bach's St. John Passion and Handel 's Messiah .

Jennifer Toohey, soprano, is currently working towards her Bachelor of Music degree in vocal pat the Aaron Copland School of Music at Queens College in New York. City. In New York she hasleading roles in numerous operatic productions. Ms. Toohey's solo appearances in the concert stnumerous lieder and an song recitals in Spolero, Italy, as well as throughout New York City . InToohey was the recipient of the Claire Bennett Moringiello Award in opera. Ms. Toohey is asoprano Sherry Overholt.



Mezzo-soprano Julie De Vaere is pursuing a master 'S degree from the University of Michigan. recently sung the ro les of the Third Lady in Mozart 's The Magic Flutt and Rosette in Manon with MOpera. Her repenoire includes Cherubino. Miss Jessel, Siebel, L' Efanl and Nicklausse. Future engainclude Alisa in Lucia di lAmmermoor and L 'Enfam et its Sonileges with the Illinois Symphony Or

Angelia LaRock has a Bachelor of Music Education degree from Austin Peay State University in ClaTennessee. She redeved her Master of Music from Rice University in Houslon, Texas. While tperformed in numerous oratorios and operas including Dorabetla in Cosi fan tune , Ma in Tender/and.In Suo r Angelica, Mozart 's Requiem and Regina CoeJi. Ms. LaRock spent one summer at the AspeFestival and is returning to Brevard (or her s«ond season. Last summer she sang the title role inCarmen .

Originally from New Concord, Oh io, Matthew Pittman made his professional debut in March aAlmaviva in II Barbiere di Siviglia with the Huntsville ()pera Theater. His recent appearancesFerrando in Mozart 's Cosi /an tulle and Slender in The Merry Wives 0/ Windsor. Concen appearancesBach's Christmas Oratorio, Mozart's Requiem and Beethoven 's Ninth Symphony . Mr . PUtman wamember of the Robert Shaw Festival Singers.

Baritone Kenneth Roberson recen{]y earned his bachelor 's degree in vocal perfonnance with honothe University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. He has won many I?restigious vocal competitions in tmost recently the Rosa Ponselle International Competition, rtcelVlng a gold medallion, $25,000 anengagements in Baltimore and New York City ' s Lincoln Center. In the faIi of 1996 he was presented i

in New York City by the Marilyn Home Foundation on its vocal recital series On Wings ofSong . Thwas laler broadcast on WQXR. He returned to this series in May 1998, where be was featured Penderecki String Quanet. In September he will begin a year's contract with the Zurich Opera Stu

COURTIERS

Zachary Bruton, Houston, TX. Rice University; Simeon Esper, Otsego, MI , Florida Slate UnGerardo Garciacano . Denton. TX. University of North Texas; Gary Haase. Iowa City. 1A ; JuanSan Antonio, TX; Creighton James. Houston. TX . Rice University; Tbomas Johnson. Blooming

Indiana University ; Patrick Miller. Minneapolis. MN ; Guilhenue Rog,ano. Ann Arbor, MI . UnivMichigan; Michael Skyles, Stamford. Cf; Henry Stenta. Wilmington, DE; Karim Sulayman. ChicEastman School of MUSiC; Julien UhliR. New York. NY. Mannes School of Music; Hugo Vera . AnnMI. University of Michigan; Clint Williams, Oklahoma City. OK .

UNDERSTIJDIES

Cinderella .... . • • • . • • • . •• . , . , . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . Kimberly Gratlan



BREVARD MUS IC CENTER FESTIVAL ORCHESTRAVIOLI N I V IOLA OBOE TROMBONE

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Ryo Fukuda· Jose Dubon Jean Man in* " Concen master

Emily Wilson DoUBLE B Bryan Adkins,

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Mary Perkinso n Dan Swaim'" TRUMPET

Phy ll is Roback Ryan Kuck Mark Schubert ·

Mil an Dukic FLVTE Chad Wi nkler

l enn ifer Kempa Julie Avallone

Amber Good

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Special thanks to The Costu me Co llection, New York, NY.

Thanks also to th t Canadian Opera Company and Opera Ontario for providi ng rehearsal materials.

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Brevard Music Center Res ident Opera Workshop

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PROGRAM NUMBER SEVENTY·ONE


Friday, August 7, 19987:30 PM

BY REQUESTFabulous Fifths

TRANSYLVANIA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRAThomas Joiner , conductor

SymphonyNo.5

in C Minor, Op. 67I . Allegro con brio

Symphony No.5 in B·flat Major, D. 485l. Allegro

Symphony No . 5 (9) in E Minor, Op. 95 "From the New World"IV . Allegro con Fuoco

INTERMISSION

Symphony No. 5 in C-sharp Minor/D MajorIV. Adagietto

Symphony No.5 in 0 Minor, Op. 47IV . Allegro non troppo

Ludwig van Be(177

Franz S(1797

Antonio(1841

Gustav(1860

Dmitri Shosta(1906

Underwriting for this concert program has been provided byThe Utley Foundation or Spartanburg, SC.



TRANSYLVANIA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRAVIOLIN ISonja Harasim··Byron Tau chi*Sarah NorlundLemuel Vaw terJessica AlberthalJamecyn MorcyKatrina RozmusBill Terwilliger'"David EdwardsJe ss ica MeyerChristine OtalAlyson SlackKirsten SwansonErin RyanJoellan MuyskensRenee BurgherVIOLIN lJLaura Trausch!Ryo Fukuda'"

Rachel ChavezLinnea KinonJane ParkQuinlan MorrisTerry HsiungJu stin PollacktKris TorbushJacob OanzingerRicky QuinonesStephanie PutmanMark HallBen Mason

Daniel Thigpen

Madeline Scheer

VIOLA

Camille HallThomas Kluge·Jessica StephensonAmos LiuBJ EngravBjorg LarsonArmando SardinasJessica Schi ffmannKa le HedinAnn PimatChery l WhydeCELW

Samuel NorlundGeorge Work'"Franklin KeelKevin MajeskiKaren PoleschuckAmy ConyersKatherine Pollock

Madeleine Galz·lIana SolomanNoel BlissJohannes Robb in sEric BlissSamuel Hopkinsl.eamaric WilsonSally ChoiDoUBLE BASS

Brian BarrDan Swaim·Man BrancheauJohn Lawson

Peter Kay

Mark KobeGraham ColemanLee VeazeyTricia Pri esterMan ShelleyBrad Lovclace tFLUTEKinuka KobayashiSu san KohliJulie Avallone,

piccoloPeter Sheridan ,

ass\.OBOE

Myka Miller

Lauren KleinMary Lindsey

CampbellScon BartuccaCLAR INET

Philip KowalczykElliot RossMegan HodgesErin SimmonsJulianne Kirk,

ClarinetBASSOONAmyl ia BarnettBrooke Barte lsAnn KoernerHORN

Jill HessePeter Dahlst rom

Meredith Gangler

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James BoldinSteven HuslOn,

ass!.TRmlPETBen DickinsonDanny EvansDavid KellenDan McNallyTROMBONE

Hoyt AndresAngela KochEric Kelly,

Bass TromboneTUBA

Andrew BarnesHARPMasako FukataMerrie Beth SpoonLisa BeckleyPERCUSSION

Chad CurlowLuke RinderknechtDavid SchotzkoTodd WarlikRob Desmond

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Please Note: Latecomers will be sealed at intenniss ion . No cameras, tape recorders, smok in g, bevor food in the auditorium, please.

Refreshments are available before the performance and during intermi ssion. The refreshment stand

located across the walkway from the auditorium and has ice cream, co ffee , soft drinks, and candy .

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The Brevard Music Center is grateful for the suppon received from the Nonh Carolina GeneralAssembly , the Nonh Carolina Department of Cu ltural Resources and the Nonh Carolina Ans Cou

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PROGRAM NUMBER SEVENTY-TWO

Brevard Mu sic CenterWhittington -Pfohl Auditorium

Saturday. Augu st 8. 19982:00 PM

STUDENT SHOWCASE

TRANSYLVANIA WIN!) ENSEMBLEJamie Hafner , conductor

Irish Reel , "Molly on lhe Shore"

Concert Over ture. "F lag of Stars"

TRANSYLVAN IA CHAMBER STRINGSAmanda Schubert , conductor

Holberg Suile, Op. 40PraeludeSarabandeGavoue: Mu selle

AirRigadoon

Sun Dance

Armenian Dances

TRANSYLVANIA CONCERT BANDSarah McKain, conductor

Percy G(188

Gordo(189

Edvar(184

Frank

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TRANSYLVANIA SYMPHONIC BANDSarah McKoin. conductor

Carmina Burana (1936)I . 0 Fortuna, vclut Luna2. Fortune plango vulnera3. Ecce gramm4. Tanz · Uf dem anger5. Floret silva6. Were diu werlt a1le min7. ArnOT volat undique8. Ego sum abbas9. In taberna quando sumus10 . In Trutina11 . Dulcissime12. Ave formosissima13 . Fortuna Imperatrix Mundi

Anna Christy. sopranoJuan Jose Ibarra, baritone

Ms Christy

Mr Ibarra

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TRANSYLVANIA YOUTH ORCHESTRADavid Becker. conductor

Symphony No.5 in C Minor, Op . 67IV. Allegro

Symphony No.3 in E-Ilat Major, Op. 97 "Rhenish"IV. Feierlich (Solemn)

The Carnival (1994)

Ludwig van Bee(1770

Rohert Sch(1810

Andrew

Underwriting for lhis concert program and accompanying notes has been provided byThe Utley FoundatiOD of Spar1anburg. SC•

.. ... . . . .. . ..Please Nott : ulc:COmers will be seated at intermission. No cameras, tape recorders, smoking. beor food in the auditorium, please.

Refreshments are available before the performance and during intermission. The refreshment standlocated across the walkway from the auditorium and has ice cream, coffee, soft drinks. and candy

The Brevard Music Center is grateful for the suppon received from the Nonh Carolina GeneralAssembly , the NOM Carolina Depanmem of Cultural Resources and the Nonh Carolina Am Cou

BALDWIN is the official piano of the Brevard Music Center. All pianos are moisrure·protccted byDAMPP-CHASER dehurrudifiers.



TRANSYLVANIA SYMPHONIC BANDR un Alar Kukk Michael Arthu r, BASS TROf\1I l0NEErica Bass Dalphnc Johnson asst. Breit EvansDiana Siwiak Kiera Thompson Casey Maltese Erick ShawEve deBordenave Jill King, Jonathan Murray. EUPIIONIUM

Andrew Rehrig. Bass Clarinet asst . Clay Johnsonpiccolo $AXOt'1I0J'l,'E Lauren Vinoski Cecilia Lc

Kazuki Shintani Aaron Marcus , Brendan Ad ams, Jessica Brews terCatherine Wylly Al to Saxophone asst. TUBAHayley Morse Kun Ikmj , CO RNET Charlie MeldrumElil<1bclh Worland Alto Saxophone Paul Lowry Dan iel Dav isOno£ Dustin Williams, David Pinel Rachel CookCoJin Bauer Tenor Saxophone Jessica Litlle IiARP

Victoria Newton Olaf Bjomslal, Sara Snyder Lies! TisonReid Messich BarilOnc Saxophone TRUMPET Erin Marie Co llinsCLARINET BASSOON David Bumick PERCUSSIONKathryn Boilon" Anna Claire Ballard Roger Esp inoza Manuel Bom iaArianna Smith Cami The lin Jordan Kretchmcr Chris HanKati Helms Becki Brush TROMBONE Robert HudsonKen Graves HORN Bcn Dickinson Adam MamulaRosemary Tarcza Jillian Rogers Stcven Menard Brian McKinney

Erin Simmons Su san Scharber, Martin McCain Mihaela VanaAllison Grabcr asst. Jonathan Leeke Neil HeuerEl> Clarinet Christian Haumesser Steven Norris Adam Epstein

TRANSYLVANIA WIND ENSEMBLEFLlJI"E Elliol1 Ross Rebecca McConnell Cecilia LeJul ie Avallone Megan Hodges Peter Dahlst rom, TUBA

Dana Siau Jill i ~ . ass!. Megan TiedtSusan Kohli. Bass lari nel Steven Huston. Eric Fuller

piccolo Jul ianne Kirk . ass!. Andrew BarnesTeresa Lemaire E l> Clarinet CORNET HARPJess ica Sherer SAXOPHONE Joe Gudor f Lisa BeckleyErica Bass Jav ier Oviedo , David Kellen Masako Fukala

OBOE Alto Saxophone Dan McNally PERCUSS IONMariah Ward Billr; McPhail. Danny Evans Manuel BomiaKari Kistler A to Saxophone TRUMPET Roben HudsonLauren Klein Lee Worley. Ben McMill an Hiroko OkadaScOI1 Bart ucca Tenor Saxophone Bill Dickinson Nancy RZ1::e rsMary Lindsay Mariah McPhail. TRmtBOl\"E Mihaela ana

Ca mpbell Bari lone Saxophone Chad Doswell Rob DesmondCLAR INET BASSOON Ben Dick insonRalph Sk iano" Amylia Barnell Manin McCain, •• C o n c ~ n m a s r e r Arianna Smith Nicholas Riggan ass!.Erin Simmons Charles Gartrell BA SS TROMBONEVincenl Fortado HORN Lee WallsPhillip Kowlaczyk Le s Harkey Brett Evans

Alar Kukk David Byrd-Mar row EUPHONIUMKen Graves Meredilh Gangler Clay Johnson



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Andrew RehrigKazuki ShintaniHayley MorseDiana Siwi:JkEve dcBordenaveKazuki ShimaniElizabeth WorlandAmc}' StrongtOBOE

Faith ScholfieldJamcs PcrreaultCLARINETKen Graves**Vincent FortadoKate BoltonKiera ThompsonDalphne Johnson

VIOLIN IDavid EdwardsMargaret Baldridge*Rachel ChavezJane ParkJessica AlberthalTerry HsuingLinnea Ki rtonJames HarveytMadeline Sc heerRicky QuinonesDaniel ThigpenJacob Danzinger

Mark HallJamie FutscherElizabeth GosaVIOLIN II

Stefanie PutnamJeanne Majors*Katherine LawtonMatthew FiederleinMariana BowlingSarah BrittDavid CampbellMegan GuenthcrtHeather Smi th

Sun Kyo ChongHolly EmrickLynnsey SmithLola Thelin8rendon AdamsonCrystal WebbJcnni Lee Robinson

TRANSYLVANIA CONCERT BANDValerie PoolDavid Kirby *Alar Kukk,Bass Clarinet

$A:\OI'IION£Aaron Marcus ,

Alto Sax ophoneOlaf 8jornstal ,Al to Sax ophone

Ku rt 8eard ,Tenor Saxophone

Du stin Williams ,Baritone Saxophone

BASSOONCamille ThelinBecki BrushAmylia Barneu t

HORNMichelle DixonJonathan MurrayMi chael Arthur8rendan AdamsMichael ArthurRebecca McConn c1l tTRUMPETDavid BuurickSara SnyderRoger EspinozaJordan KretchmerJana Galloway tTROMBONESleven MenardJonathan LeekeSleven Norris

Erick Shaw,Bas s Trombone

E P O U Jess ica BrewsterKimberly CannT UBA

Daniel DavisRachel CookH AR PLiesl TisonErin Marie CollinsPERCUSSIONMihaela VanaKelly BrintonNeil HeuerNathan HarlessNancy Rogers t


VIOLA FLlJTE David PinelArmandon Sardinas Teresa Lemaire TROMBONEPascal Sauniert Dana Siau Angela KochJessica Schiffman Jessica Sherer, Chad DoswellKate Hedin piccolo Eric Kelley.Ann Pima! OBOE Bass TromboneCheryl Whyde Victoria Ne wton TUBAAdam Dccn Colin Bauer Eric Fulle rMonica Rose Reid Messich Charlie MeldrumLaura Gorton Faith Scholfield HARPCELLO James Perreault Er in Marie Coll insSally Choi CLARINET Lit: sl TisonElaine Anderson* Rosemary TarC71l PERCUSSION

Karen Poleshuck Eric Simmons Chris HartEric Bliss Allison Graber Br ian McKinneyLeamarie Wilson Jill King, Luke Rindt:rknechtJose Dubont Bass Clarinet Nancy RodgerstHannah Whitehead BASSOON Todd Warl ickKatherine Pollock Nicholas Rigganllana Soloman Charles Gartrell •• ConcertmasterRonald Coleman Anna Claire Ballard • BMC FaculryAbigai l McCutcheon HoR,'I,' CoachKendra Bauer Dav id Byrd-Marrow t Teaching AssisDOUBLE BASS Christian HaumesserMatt Brancheau Casey MalteseKevin Mauldin* Michelle Dixon

Peter Kay Lauren VinoskiGraham Coleman asst.Mark Kobe Susan Scharber.Lee Veazey asst.Matt Shelley TRUMPET

Joy Bowden Jess ica Lillit:Brad LovelacC+ Paul Lowry

Ben McMillan



VIOLIN IKatherine Lawton U

Heather Smith

Mariana BowlingJamie FutscherEli zabe th GosaMatthew Ficderlcin

TRANSYLVANIA CHAMBER STRINGSVIOLIN II VIOLA Abigail McCutcLynnsey Smith Adam Deen Kc nd ra Bau erDavid Campbell Laura Gonon Malt Rohde

Mahalia Emrick Pascal Sauniert Miriam HessJenni Lee Robinson Monica Rose Ronald ColemanLola Thelin Laura Lcngowski DOUBLE BASSCrystal Webb CELLO Joy BowdenBrendan Adamson Hannah Whitehead Ryan KuckMegan Guenthcrt Aron Zelkowiczt

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Duo No. I , Op. 55AndanteAllegretto

Trio No . 1Allegro

Fling , for Guitar Quartet

Bre vard Music CenterStraus Auditorium

Friday, August 7, 19984:30 PM

CLASSICAL GUITAR CHAMBER RECITAL

Oren Fader. director

Thomas Echols, Matthew Rohde, guitars

Erica Bass, flutePhyllis Roback, violinMatthew Rohde, guitar

Fernando (1778-18

Jean Kreut(1778-18

Lee Herit

(b. 19Thomas Echols, Oren Fader, Joshua Grau, Matthew Rohde, guitars

Se lect ions from Seven Popular Spanish SOllgsEl Pane MorunoAsturianaCancionNanaPo lo

Cantabile

Gerardo Garciacano, baritoneOren Fader, guitar

INTERMISS ION

Tim Baker, violinThomas Ec hol s, guitar

Trio No.3, from the Lolldon TriosSpiritoso: Alia marciaAndanteAllegro

Messrs Echols , Fader. Rohde, guitars

Tango SuiteTango No. I - All egro

Messrs Echols and Fader, guitars

Selections from 12 Spanish DancesSpanish Dance No .5 "Andalucia"Spanish Dance No. 2 "Oriental"Spanis.h Dance No. 3 "Zarabanda"

Messrs Fader and Rohde, guitars

Manuel de Fa(1876-19

Niccolo Pagan(1782-18

Franz Joseph Ha(1732-18

Astor Piazz

Enrique Gran(1867-19



1998 Brevard Music Center Piano Competition

Final Round - Saturday, August 8

Each contestant will perform for 30 minutes. Should a contestant's program exceed 30

minutes, the jury will instruct the contestant to stop. Please do not applaud during acontestant's segment; applause is permitted at the end of each segment.

2:00 Nadia Sabau

Prelude and Fugue in G minor, WTC II

Etude No.1

Scherzo in E major, Op . 54

'Three Movements from PetrushkaUl La Semaine Grasse

2:30 Tara Tupper

Fifteen Hungarian Peasant SongsNos, 1-7

Ballade No. 2, Op. 38

Sonata in E flat, Op. 81a, "Lebewohl"

II Andante esprcssivo

III Vivacissimentc

3:00 Katalin Luklics

Etude-Tableau in F-sharp minor, Op . 39, No.3

Transcendental Etude No. 1 "Chasse-Neige"faschingsschwank. aus Wien, Op. 26

I Allegro

II Romanze

(II Scherzino

IV IntennezzoV Finale

3:35 Yin Hwa Lee

Sonata in D major, H. XVI:51I Andante

II Presto

Valee d'Obermann

Sonata, Op . 1

4:05 Jeremy Rafol

Impromptu in B-flat major, Op. 142, No. 3 (D. 935)

Sonata on 0 major. Op. 10, No.3I Presto

II Largo e mesto

Sonata No. I, Op. 22I Allegro marcalO

Introduction of the Jury and Announcement ofAwards

J.S. Bach

Bela Bartok

Frederic Chopin

Igor Stravinsky

Bela Bartok

Frederic Chopin

Ludwig van Beethoven

Sergei Rachmaninoff

Franz Liszt

Robert Schumann

Joseph Haydn

FranzUszt

Alban Berg

Franz Schubert

Ludwig van Beethoven

Alberto Ginastera

THE 1998 BREVARD MUSIC CENTER PIANO COMPETITION IS MADE POSSIBLE THROUGH

THE GENEROUS SUPPORT OF THE U ARTISTS.



Vocalise

Sonata No . 1 in E MinorAllegro rna non troppo

Suite No.2 in D Minor

SarabandeMinuet I and II

Concerto No.1 in A Minor

III Allegro non troppo

Concerto No.1 in A Minor

I Allegro non troppo


Saturday, August 8, 1998

6:30 PM

CELLO CONCERT

The Students of Madeleine Golz

Kendra Bauer, cello

Joseph Backer , piano

Karen Poleshuck, cello

Adam Roberts, piano

Robert lacobs, cello

Amy Conyers, cello

Mr Backer, piano

Katherine Pollack, cello

Mr Backer, piano

Sergei Rachmanin(1873- 194

Johannes Brahm(1833-189

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Saint·Sae

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Saint·Sae



PROGRAM NUMBER SEVENTY-FIVE


Whittington-Pfohl AuditoriumSunday, August 9, 1998

3:00 PM

1998 SEASON FINALE


Dances of Galanta

EI Sombrero de rres Picos , Ballet Suite No.2

The Neighbor's DanceThe Miller's DanceFinal Dance

INTERMISSION

Symphony No. 10 in E Minor, Op. 93Moderato

AllegroAllegretto; LargoAndante; Allegro

Zoltli(18

Manuel(18

Dmitri Shost(19

Underwriting for this concen program and accompanying notes has been provided byThe Utley Foundation of Spartanburg. sc.



BREVARD MUSIC CENTER FESTIVAL ORCHESTRAVIOLIN IPatrick Rafferty**Tomasz GolkaByron Tauchi*Ning Chih Hsu

Bill Terwilliger'"Eric SewellKatie McLin'"Tim BakerAmanda Schubcn "

Megan GuentherJustin Po llackBen Hutchens8rent Will iamsAmy WatsonJames HarveyMary K RobinsonV IOLIN II

Jeanne Majors·Emily Wilson

Margarel Ba ldridge'"Mary PerkinsonMary Ada PoolePhyllis RobackDorothy KnowlesMilan DukicJennifer KempaZoran Jasmak

V IOLA

Thomas Kluge'"Ni ls BultmannDavid Becker'"Matt Dickman

Anna Joiner*AUyson HabeebCami HallScott SchillingPascal Saunier

J c o n ~ LeeCharles KngbaumLaura Lengowski8J EngravCt:LLOCarlton McCreery·Aron ZelkowiczMadeleine Golz·Eric lenzGeorge Work'"

EBen CroyElaine Anderson'"Jennifer HackettJose DubonKen PruittBeth RosbachRobert JacobsDoUBLE BASS

Nancy CrowderBeth DaughtryBrian BarrFLUTEEric Hoover·Amber GoodTrygve Peterson·OBOE

Joseph Robinson·Paige Morgan·

English HornKathi Jo SmithJennifer MorrisonCLAR INETSteve Cohen·Eric Ginsberg·Alix ReinhardtKathryn BoltonKatie Helms,

Bass Clarinet

BASSOONBarrick Stees·Ann KoernerAmylia Barnett,

ContrabassoonH ORN

Cynthia Carr·Jean Martin*

TRUMPET

Charlie Matth iessenMark Schubert*Chad WinklerJerry BryantTROMBONE

Bill Zehfuss·Hoyt AndresChelsea French,ass !.

BASS TROMBONE

Richard Brady·TuBA

Mike Grose·KEYBOARD

Karen Kamensek·H ARPSusan Brady·Merrie Beth SpoonT IMPANITimothy K AdamsPERCUSSION

Conrad Alexander·Chad CurlowAdam MamulaHiroko OkadaLuke RinderknechtDav id Schotzko

1998 individual programs

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