Sunday, March 17, 2019

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The cover art features a design from the 2018-2019 MYO T-Shirt Design Contest, created by Suffolk Symphony Orchestra member Prisha Singhal

STALLER CENTER FOR THE ARTS

Sunday, March 17, 2019 at 2 PM

SUFFOLK CONCERT ORCHESTRA Eileen Murphy, Music Director

Overture to The Barber of Seville .................................................. Gioacchino Rossini (1792–1868) arr. Merle J. Isaac

Variations on a Korean Folk Song ................................................John Barnes Chance (1932–1972) arr. Robert Longfield

Voyage of the Uí Chorra...................................................................................Scott Zarchy (b.1984)Composed for Eileen Murphy and the Suffolk Concert Orchestra

Andalucia Suite................................................................................... Ernesto Lecuona (1896–1963) Andalucia arr. Gordon Jenkins Córdoba Guadalquivir Alhambra Gitanerias Malaguena

SUFFOLK SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Scott Zarchy, Music Director

In the Hall of the Mountain King from Peer Gynt ..................................... Edvard Grieg (1843–1907)

Summer Night in Madrid (Spanish Overture No. 2) ............................... Mikhail Glinka (1804–1857) ed. Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov and Alexander Glazunov

Carmen Suite No. 1 ................................................................................. Georges Bizet (1838–1875) Prélude Aragonaise Intermezzo Séguedille Les Dragons d’Alcala Les Toréadors

SUFFOLK PRINCIPAL ORCHESTRAPhil Preddice, Music Director

Praeludium and Allegro .............................................................................Fritz Kreisler (1875–1962)Katlyn Smith, Violin

Winner of the 2018 MYO Concerto and Vocal Competition

Symphony No. 2 in B Minor ............................................................. Alexander Borodin (1833–1887) I. Allegro moderato IV. Finale. Allegro

The Cowboys Overture .................................................................................John Williams (b. 1932)

THE METROPOLITAN YOUTH ORCHESTRA OF NEW YORK

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STALLER CENTER FOR THE ARTS

Sunday, March 17, 2019 at 7 PM

SUFFOLK TREBLE CHOIR Craig B. Knapp, Music Director | Kaitlin Melker, Pianist

Ghana Alleluia......................................................................................... Traditional Ghanaian Song arr. Kathy Armstrong

Small Group 1 - Cecelia Albertina, Matthew Bardales, Eliana Hershkowitz, Rachel WaideSmall Group 2 - Lily Castro, Katie Jordan, Lila Niemann, Michaela Reis

Christopher and Lawrence Jannotta, Percussion

Love Lies Under the Old Oak Tree .................................................................... arr. Susan Brumfield

Molly Malone ............................................................................................................. Irish Folk Song arr. Lee R. Kesselman

An Irish Blessing........................................................................................Traditional Irish Blessing Music by David Pote

Give Us Hope.................................................................................................... Jim Papoulis (b.1961) arr. Francisco J. Nuñez

Lawrence Jannotta, Djembe

SUFFOLK CONCERT CHOIR Brendan Sparks*, Music Director | Elinor Zayas, Pianist

Away from the Roll of the Sea ........................................................... Allister MacGillivray (b. 1948) arr. Stuart Calvert

Isabella Corea, SopranoRise, My Soul .................................................................................................. Traditional Folk Hymn arr. Susan LaBarr

Dance With Me to My Heart ...........................................................................Jim Papoulis (b. 1961) ed. Sophia Papoulis

Christopher and Lawrence Jannotta, Percussion

Spark of Creation ................................................................................... Stephen Schwartz (b. 1948)from Children of Eden arr. Roger Emerson

*Brendan Sparks is filling in for Melanie Dominick

THE METROPOLITAN YOUTH ORCHESTRA OF NEW YORK

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Katlyn Morgan Smith is an eighth grade student at Connetquot Middle School. She began playing violin and piano at the age of five and is currently studying under Anton Polezhayev who was part of the New York Philharmonic. Katlyn is an active participant in Connetquot Middle School’s Tri-M Honor Society, orchestra and chamber orchestra. Katlyn and her sister Ashley Smith formed their own ensemble, and were booked by Live Nation to perform at Westbury Music Fair and other fundraising performances. They also recorded at Sound City Cove Studios and have many music videos on YouTube. She participates in LISFA, NYSSMA, SCMEA, and was recently the Grand Prix winner at the International

Concert Festival Competition and will be performing at Weill Recital Hall at Carnegie Hall in March. Katlyn has recently been seated with and participated in the rehearsals and concerts with professional orchestras. Her aspiration this year is to prepare and participate in the Menuhin Competition in 2020. Katlyn would like to thank her parents, her instructors, arrangers, and The Metropolitan Youth Orchestra of New York for her success. “My passion for music has always come from my heart. It brings people together, it makes them feel emotion, and it brings them back to their favorite memories.”

As a composer with deep family roots in Ireland, the rich tapestry of Irish mythology and folklore seemed a natural place to look for inspiration. Irish myths are replete with epic adventures and journeys to the Otherworld, islands far west of Ireland. The Voyage of the Uí Chorra (the Sons of O’Corra) tells of a couple who, unable to have children and desperate to do so, make a deal with the devil. The three sons born to them thereafter grow up to become marauding, vicious bandits raiding the local churches until one day receiving a vision leading them to repent. After repairing each church they attacked, the brothers set out on an ocean voyage, traveling from place to place and seeking enlightenment and knowledge.

The work opens with a violent unison A, followed by a dark, tentative Irish reel in the low strings which is then taken up by the winds. The intensity subsides as the reel is transformed into a calmer version, portraying the transformation of the brothers upon their vision of repentance. The work closes with a jig/shanty as the brothers set out on their voyage, with a final brief statement of the opening reel concluding the piece.

~ Scott Zarchy

SUFFOLK SYMPHONIC CHOIR Shoshana Hershkowitz, Music Director | Brad Drinkwater, Pianist

“We Are…” .......................................................................................... Ysaye M. Barnwell (b. 1946) from Lessons

Alison Crosley, Alto • Claire Freas, Soprano

A Bridge of Peace ..................................................................................... Gwyneth Walker (b. 1947)

Stomp On the Fire ...................................................................................... Andrea Ramsey (b. 1977)

Dance of Zálongo ..................................................................................................... Greek Folk Song arr. Carol Barnett

About Katlyn Smith, Winner of the 2018 MYO Concerto And Vocal Competition

ABOUT The Voyage of the Uí Chorra

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Shoshana Hershkowitz (Suffolk Symphonic Choir) holds degrees in music education and vocal performance from the Crane School of Music at SUNY Potsdam. She is an artist in residence at Stony Brook University, where she conducts the Stony Brook Chorale and Camerata Singers, and prepares choirs for the opera productions. She is proud to be the founding conductor of MYO’s Suffolk Symphonic Choir (formerly named the Suffolk Youth Chorale), which debuted in 2013. From 1999-2009, Mrs. Hershkowitz taught at Commack High School, where she directed mixed and women’s choirs. As a guest conductor, Mrs. Hershkowitz has conducted choirs of all age levels for NYSSMA,

Vermont American Choral Directors Association,Vermont Music Educators Association, Nassau Music Educators Association, Suffolk County Music Educators Association, Hamptons Music Educators Association, Three Village schools, and Eastern U.S. Music Camp. As a clinician, Mrs. Hershkowitz has presented workshops for NYSCAME, SCMEA, the Society for Ethics in Education, and the Balanced Mind Conference, as well as with school choirs and choral directors across Long Island. Mrs. Hershkowitz is a proud member of the eVoco Voice Collective, a semi-professional chamber choir. Mrs. Hershkowitz directed the MYO Tour Choir in Europe in the summer of 2018.

Craig B. Knapp (Suffolk Treble Choir) is a graduate of the Crane School of Music and has been teaching Classroom Music and Chorus, grades 3 through 5, in the Rocky Point School District since 1998. With his innovative and energetic approach to music education, Mr. Knapp directs The Metropolitan Youth Orchestra of New York’s Children’s Treble Choirs. Mr. Knapp is an Adjunct Assistant Professor at Hofstra University, and he is also the director of the Early Childhood Community Music Program at Stony Brook University, where he instructs children in Pre-K through 6th grade. Mr. Knapp is the co-author of the book, “First Steps in Music with Orff Schulwerk: Sing, Say, Dance, Play,” is

a sought-after clinician and choral conductor, and has guest conducted for the Connecticut Music Educators’ Association Elementary Honors Choir, New Hampshire Music Educators’ Association Elementary Honors Choir, Kodály Organization of New York “Voices United” Festival, Pennsylvania Music Educators’ Association Elementary ChorusFest and various All-County chorus groups throughout New York. Mr. Knapp has presented elementary classroom music and choral workshops at various music education conferences, including national conferences for the National Association for Music Education, American Choral Directors Association, Organization of American Kodály Educators, and Feierabend Association for Music Education. Mr. Knapp is the Program Coordinator for the Summer Music Studies at Hofstra University, a Past-President of the Suffolk County Music Educators’ Association, and is actively involved with the New York State School Music Association, currently serving on their Curriculum Committee. Mr. Knapp is the only educator to simultaneously hold Lifetime Memberships in ACDA, FAME and OAKE.

Eileen Murphy (Suffolk Concert Orchestra) is an experienced conductor, violinist and music educator. During her 35 years as a professional educator, she taught all levels of strings for the Manhasset Public School district and served as Leader Teacher for the Fine and Performing Arts department for several years. Her orchestras participated in regional music festivals and NYSSMA Majors Festivals many times, always receiving high praise from adjudicators. She has been a National Board Certified teacher and has been honored by the Manhasset Chamber of Commerce as its “Woman of the Year.” A violinist, Ms.

About the Music Directors

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Murphy graduated as a Presidential Scholar from SUNY College at Fredonia with a Bachelor of Music in Music Education. She received her Master’s in Music Education from CUNY Queens College. While an undergraduate, she also studied violin and piano at the Hochschule fur Music in Vienna, Austria. She performs as a violinist with local orchestras and is a principal player and guest conductor with the South Shore Symphony of the Rockville Centre Guild for the Arts. She has been an “artist-in-residence” for Nassau and Western Suffolk BOCES and an adjunct professor at CUNY Queens College and Hofstra University. Ms. Murphy has conducted both string and symphony orchestras throughout her career. In addition, she has conducted numerous pit orchestras for high school musical productions, coached small ensembles, and created and directed Mariachi and Irish fiddling groups. She is an adjudicator for NYSSMA Solo and Ensemble Festivals, NYSSMA Majors Festivals and the Long Island Music Festival and is a frequent guest conductor at area festivals.

Phil Preddice (Suffolk Principal Orchestra) is a graduate of the Crane School of Music where he studied viola with Lamar Alsop, Theodore Israel, and Maurice Baritaud. His conducting studies were carefully guided by Professor Brock McElheran. Performances under the batons of Eugene Ormandy, Stanley Chappel, Christopher Keene and Aaron Copland inspired Mr. Preddice to reach for new heights as a conductor. He has been the conductor of the Suffolk Principal Orchestra since its formation in 2008. Mr. Preddice is the founding and Principal Conductor of the Crane School of Music Alumni Festival Orchestra. He is a composer, with several works premiered by the MYO Suffolk

Principal Orchestra. Mr. Preddice frequently conducts State, and Regional Festival Orchestras. For many years, he worked as Principal Conductor of the New York State Summer School of the Arts String Orchestra in Saratoga. Mr. Preddice is a past President of the Suffolk County Music Educator’s Association. Additionally, he has held Executive Board positions with the Long Island String Festival Association, and the New York State American String Teacher’s Association. He is currently retired from a career as Orchestra director in the Commack, Shoreham-Wading River, and Three Village school districts. Mr. Preddice is the recipient of the 2000 Helen Hosmer Excellence in Music Teaching Award, granted by the Alumni Association of the Crane School of Music at SUNY Potsdam.

Brendan Sparks* (Suffolk Concert Choir) is director of the 11th and 12th Grade Mixed Chorus and AP Music Theory teacher at Longwood High School in Middle Island, NY. At Longwood, Mr. Sparks is also the Vocal Director of the school musical, and Director of the Choral Lions Select Chorus. Mr. Sparks is a graduate of the Crane School of Music at SUNY Potsdam, where he received his Bachelor of Music and Master of Music degrees in Music Education. He studied piano under Eugenia Tsarov, and was the accompanist for the Phoenix Club, Men’s Chorus, and Hosmer Choir. As a choral director, Mr. Sparks’ ensembles have won 1st Place at the Music in the Parks Festivals at Six Flags and Hershey Park. His students have been selected as members of the All-Eastern,

All-State, and NYSCAME Festivals. Mr. Sparks’ AP Music Theory students regularly earn college credit on the exam and have gone on to pursue degrees in music. In addition to the MYO Suffolk Concert Choir, Mr. Sparks has also been the accompanist for the MYO Suffolk Children’s Choir and SCMEA Div. II Choruses. He frequently performs as a keyboardist and vocalist in Tradewinds, an 11-piece cover band, appearing across Long Island. Mr. Sparks would like to thank his wife, Meredith, and daughters, Noelle and Ryleigh, for their love and support for all of his musical activities.

*Brendan Sparks is filling in for Melanie Dominick

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Scott Zarchy (Suffolk Symphony Orchestra) is a music educator, cellist, and composer. Mr. Zarchy received undergraduate degrees in Cello Performance and Music Education from the Peabody Conservatory, where he also completed studies in composition. He received a Master of Music degree in Music Education from Boston University and a Master of Arts in Music Composition from Hunter College (CUNY). Mr. Zarchy studied the cello at Peabody with the late Mihaly Virizlay, 40-year Principal Cellist of the Baltimore Symphony, and Alan Stepansky, former Associate Principal of the New York Philharmonic. Mr. Zarchy also performed in master classes with cellists including Alisa Weilerstein,

Natasha Brofsky, and Amit Peled. Mr. Zarchy was the founding conductor of the MYO Suffolk Concert Orchestra from its inception in 2009 until 2013, at which time he became the founding conductor of the Suffolk Symphony Orchestra. Mr. Zarchy has been the orchestra teacher, as well as pit orchestra and chamber orchestra director, at Patchogue-Medford High School since 2006, where his ensembles have regularly achieved NYSSMA Level VI Gold and Gold with Distinction ratings. Mr. Zarchy’s public school conducting has spanned a wide range of genres, including extensive musical theater work, film music, combined choral/instrumental works and jazz, as well as more traditional classical repertoire. In addition, he is a former executive board member of LISFA and is an active member of the Long Island music education community, having given several workshops on string teaching at professional development conferences.

About the Music Directors

About the Pianists

Brad Drinkwater (Suffolk Symphonic Choir) received his Bachelor’s degree in Music Education, with dual concentrations in voice and piano, from New York University. At NYU, he studied with David Elliott, Francisco Nuñez, and Deirdre O’Donohue and served as the Assistant Director and pianist for the NYU Children’s Choir. He later earned a Master of Arts degree in Music and Music Education from Teachers College, Columbia University. Brad has been teaching music, including 7th through 12th grade mixed and treble voice choirs, for fourteen years. He presently directs the Concert Choir and Vocal Jazz ensemble, while also teaching Advanced Placement Music Theory, at Connetquot High

School in Bohemia. The Concert Choir actively tours major metropolitan areas and universities throughout North America. Additionally, Brad frequently serves as a sponsor teacher for skilled Music Education degree candidates from various music teacher preparation programs. Brad has been the pianist for the Suffolk Symphonic Choir since its inception in 2013. He enjoys working as a collaborative pianist and performing throughout Long Island. He also maintains an active voice and piano studio and is a member of the eVoco Voice Collective. Most importantly, he shares his love of music with his wife, Lauren, and their two sons.

Kaitlin Melker (Suffolk Treble Choir)is entering her first year as Director of Choral Activities at W.T. Clarke High School in the East Meadow School District. Mrs. Melker spent five years as the Choral Director at Copiague Middle School, where she conducted four choral ensembles and directed several of the school’s musicals. During her tenure at Copiague, Mrs. Melker’s Chamber Chorus performed annually at NYSSMA Major Organization Festivals where they received consistent ratings of “Gold” and “Gold with Distinction.” Kaitlin has been with The Metropolitan Youth Orchestra of New York since September 2013, where she has served as the piano accompanist for the MYO Suffolk Treble Choir. She

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About the Pianists

has also worked with several organizations in the New York area, accompanying the Syracuse Children’s Chorus, the SCMEA Division III West All-County Chorus and for several of Long Island’s public school districts. Mrs. Melker earned a Bachelor of Music in Music Education from Syracuse University, from which she graduated summa cum laude. Kaitlin earned a Master of Arts with Distinction in Music Education from Hofstra University, where she served as a graduate assistant choral conductor to Dr. David Fryling. Upon completion of her graduate studies, Kaitlin became a founding member of the eVoco Voice Collective under the direction of Dr. Fryling. This year, Mrs. Melker is excited to be guest conducting the PCMEA 7th and 8th grade All-County Chorus in Putnam County, New York.

Elinor Abrams Zayas (Suffolk Concert Choir) is a favorite of Long Islanders as a piano soloist, chamber musician, and collaborative artist. A native of Brightwaters, her early teachers were Ruth Koch, Claude Gonvierre, and, at The Juilliard Pre-College, Howard Aibel and Leonard Eisner. Undergraduate studies at the Manhattan School of Music were with Constance Keene, and chamber music with Artur Balsam. She studied jazz and improvisation with Valerie Capers, arranging with John Carisi, and performed in Jazz ensembles led by Dave Samuels and David Freidman. Her graduate studies, also at Manhattan, were with Robert Helps, who introduced her to contemporary music, and also to the

techniques of Abby Whiteside. Sophia Rosoff - a Whiteside disciple, whose pupils included Gary Graffman and jazz pianist Barry Harris, was a major influence, as was the jazz pianist Joanne Brackeen. Ms. Zayas formed the chamber ensemble Nepenthe in 1984. Nepenthe presented a successful concert series at the Boulton Center for the Arts in Bay Shore, and performed widely on Long Island. Elinor has also been the pianist for the Long Island Masterworks Chorus, and the Long Island Philharmonic Chorus, a musical director at the Gateway Playhouse in Bellport, NY, and a soloist in the metropolitan area, at such venues as Trinity Church in NYC, and the Friends of the Arts Beethoven Festival at Planting Fields Arboretum. She has also performed with Cross Road, a string jazz group led by composer/bassist Reynard Burns. In 2007, she co-founded the group Cross Island with cellist Suzanne Mueller, and they actively perform in the New York area. In addition to performances with Cross Island, Ms. Zayas has been presented in concert with the violinist Yeou-Cheng Ma, Executive Director of the Children’s Orchestra Society, in their Masterworks Concert in New York, in Lenox, Massachusetts, Southampton, NY, and at Calvary Hospital under the auspices of Music That Heals. Ms. Zayas is a native of Brightwaters, where she lives and maintains a private piano studio. She is a member of NYSSMA and SCMEA, and has served on the music faculties of Five Towns College, Hofstra University, and is recently retired from the Music Department faculty of the Sachem Public Schools.

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SUFFOLK CONCERT ORCHESTRA

ViolinTessa Arnzen, Southampton IntermediateHenri Buchet, Accompsett MSGrant Burns, Eastport-South Manor Jr/Sr HSSebastian Calle, Patchogue Medford HSRobert Chen, Hawkins Path ElementaryYuuki Donnelly, Joseph A. Edgar Intermediate*Diego Garcia, Bay Shore MSVenessa Huynh, Ronkonkoma MSNicholas Krall, Ronkonkoma MSJames Latini, Ronkonkoma MSAndy Luo, Laddie A. Decker Sound BeachKylie Martinez, Ronkonkoma MSJason Materazo, Ronkonkoma MSJustin Materazo, Ronkonkoma MSCaitlyn McCourt, St. Anthony’s HSDelaney Moore, Miller Place HS**Sachi Onishi, Babylon Jr/Sr HSWilliam Singh, Eastport-South Manor Jr/Sr HSElla Tantillo, East Islip MSKeira Tantillo, East Islip MSNicholas Wei, Mount Sinai MSAlivia Yang, Nassakeag ElementaryStephen Ye, Laddie A. Decker Sound BeachAddison Young, Dawnwood MSJennifer Zhong, Great Hollow MSBianca Zou, North Country Road MSBrandon Zou, North Country Road MS

ViolaReyva Jamdar, P.J. Gelinas JHSJason Le, Ronkonkoma MS*Chiara Mosca, East Islip HSEmma Rosequist, North Country Road MSAndrew Silvia, Ronkonkoma MSJameson Wu, Portledge SchoolJenna Zhang, Ronkonkoma MS

CelloCharlotte Arnzen, Southampton Intermediate SchoolLiliana Bosshard, Miller Place HSFrancis Buchet, Smithtown HS WestMichael Ho, Longwood JHSWendle Huang, East Islip HSMarc Lindemann, Laddie A. Decker Sound BeachSilas Lobenstein, Hauppauge MSJoseph Miletti, Miller Place HSJoya Sheikh, Candlewood MS*Charles Trantum, Hauppauge HSNicolette Wu, Portledge School

BassGina Marie Borzelleri, William Floyd HSHannah Cantone, Miller Place HSRyan Capece, Hauppauge MS*Carlo Costigliola, Oregon MSEmma Fleming, P.J. Gelinas JHSKyle Gonzalez, James Wilson Young MS

Flute*Sophia Camillone, HomeschoolKassidy Chamberlain, William Paca MSLilah Lindemann, North Country Road MSVictoria Santoro, Riverhead HS

oBoe*Sophie Blumenthal, Port Jefferson MSSebastian Rose, Sachem North HSEmma Viscount, Mount Sinai HS

ClarinetIsabelle Chen, Port Jefferson MSLiam Conrardy, St. Anthony’s HS*Benjamin Isaacson, Eastport-South Manor Jr/Sr HS

Bassoon*Michael Gallagher, Longwood JHSDonald Schweikert, Sayville HS ~

HornAaron Isaacson, Dayton Avenue ElementaryNaomi Kirkup, Kirkup Academy*Kai Kromhout, Center Moriches HS

trumpet*Aidan Perlman, Longwood JHSDavid Rotunno, Earl L. Vandermeulen HS ~ Aaron Langenauer, Guest Performer

tromBoneKenneth Dixon-Lanza, Port Jefferson MS*John Galletta, Accompsett MSKathryn Noonan, Guest Performer

perCussionRobin Gillespie, Harbor Country Day SchoolAlexander Kosak, JFK MSChristopher Jannotta, Eastport-South Manor Jr/Sr HS ~Ryan Jannotta, Eastport-South Manor Jr/Sr HS ~Lawrence Jannotta, Guest Performer

**Concertmaster *Principal/Section Leader ~MYO Mentor from Suffolk Symphony or Principal Orchestra

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SUFFOLK SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

Violin**Erik Astudillo, Patchogue-Medford HSIvelisse Diaz, Bellport HSMarina Divaris, St. John the Baptist HSSiena Faragasso, Prodell MSCiji Gawlowski, William Floyd HSKristina Georges, Hampton Bays HSChloe Gullo, Commack MSYiya Hu, Prodell MSKate Jones, Southold HSHannah Kosak, Comsewogue HSSarah Kruzynski, Shoreham-Wading River HSKrystal Lazo, Bay Shore HS*Jenna Lecuit, William Floyd HSValerie Mei, Sachem East HSAnna Rebic, Port Jefferson MSMegan Rowburrey, Miller Place HSPrisha Singhal, R.C. Murphy JHSMatthew Stancampiano, Mount Sinai HSEleanora Undrus, Shoreham-Wading River HSBenjamin Valentine, Mount Sinai HSAubren Villasenor, William Floyd HSKyle Xu, Ward Melville HSWilliam Yao, P.J. Gelinas JHS

ViolaElizabeth Benkert, Longwood HSSelay Gasteiger, Mount Sinai HSCharles Goldsmith, East Hampton HSDavid Lawler, Earl L. Vandermeulen HSElizabeth Lieb, Miller Place HSGiuliana Masone, East Northport MSNoelle Naccarato, East Islip HS*Alice Wang, West Hollow MSAbigail Wing, Shoreham-Wading River HS

CelloAnthony Campos, Bay Shore MSEthan Gullo, Commack MSBrian Hummel, Connetquot HSDeep Patel, Mount Sinai HSDavid Schubert, Comsewogue HSNicole Schully, Earl L. Vandermeulen HS*Micah Sher, Ward Melville HSEmma Valentine, Mount Sinai HSKatherine Wu, Portledge School

BassMarc Frazier, West Islip HSAidan Nocera, Ward Melville HS*Vincent Palermo, Sachem HS North

Flute*Sara Ju, Half Hollow Hills HS West +Nicholas Sathi, Chaminade HSSanto Villatoro, Longwood HSEmily Wilson, Ward Melville HS

oBoeMolly Infranco, Rocky Point HS +Oscar Krug, P.J. Gelinas JHS*Nina Singh, Eastport South Manor Jr/Sr HS

ClarinetAlbert Mao, Ward Melville HS*Bronwyn Pashoukos, Patchogue-Medford HSJessica Schaller, Bayport-Blue Point HSShannon Wodicka, East Islip HS

Bassoon*Eleanor Hart, Patchogue-Medford HSGarrett Brown, Guest Performer

HornEmma Claps, Hauppauge HSElijah Guzman, Bay Shore HSRacquel Paredas, Ward Melville HS*Carmine Joseph (CJ) Scricco, Comsewogue HS

trumpetHunter Szeli, Bayport-Blue Point HS*Sean Temme, Sachem HS EastRyan Van Boxel, Sayville HS

tromBone*Bryan Enos, Riverhead MSJames Dissinger, Guest PerformerKathryn Noonan, Guest Performer

tuBaJoseph Randazzo, Guest Performer

perCussionAidan Ciesluk, West Islip HSRyan Jannotta, Eastport-South Manor Jr/Sr HSSean Rowburrey, Miller Place HSLawrence Jannotta, Guest Performer

HarpVivian Fritz, Bellport HS

**Concertmaster*Principal / Section Leader+All-State Participant

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SUFFOLK PRINCIPAL ORCHESTRA

ViolinJulie Aitchison, Kings Park HSGrace Armann, Bellport HSZoe Bussewitz, Miller Place HSIsabelle Byrne, Sayville HSElise Camillone, HomeschoolGrace Carter, Southampton HSKayleigh Di Brico, Sachem HS EastMadisen Downs, Patchogue-Medford HSKyra Faragasso, St. Anthony’s HSIsabella Harkin, William Floyd HSAshley Huang, Sachem East HSEmily Huang, Sachem East HSAaron Ichel, Half Hollow Hills HS East +Theresa Jiao, P.J. Gelinas JHSDavid Jung, Northport HSVictoria Keenan, East Islip HS +^Emily Morris, Connetquot HSDomenico Pensa III, Hampton Bays HSKevin Quintanilla, William Floyd HS +Alice Schubart, Babylon Jr/Sr HS**Sofia Skoldberg, Southampton HSSheryl Skroski, Comsewogue HSKatlyn Smith, Ronkonkoma MSWilliam Sun, Ward Melville HSRachel Zhang, R.C. Murphy JHS*Lillian Zhi, R.C. Murphy JHSSabrina Zuniga, Brentwood Ross HS

ViolaValentina Banellis, Bellport HSBrett Callagy, Shoreham-Wading River HSAlexander Diaz, Amityville HS*Angela Gullo, Commack HS +Valentina Masone, Northport HSAlison Pensa, Hampton Bays HSTaylor Rakovic, West Islip HSTyler Schiavone, Connetquot HSEthan Schubart, Babylon Jr/Sr HSHaiven Sellers, Smithtown HS EastAshley Smith, Connetquot HSDarren Sobol, William Floyd HSRebecca Zhang, Ward Melville HS

CelloNathaniel Bollermann, Riverhead HSSarah Choi, Half Hollow Hills HS WestElias Kopp, P.J. Gelinas JHSNicholas Lyons, Patchogue-Medford HS +^James McDermott, Smithtown HS East *Madeline Psarakis, Smithtown HS WestLiam Sabo, Mount Sinai HSAva Schully, Earl L. Vandermeulen HS +^Peter Sloniewsky, P.J. Gelinas JHSEthan Young, Eastport-South Manor Jr/Sr HSEthan Zhang, Connetquot HS

BassAnthony Bottone, Comsewogue HS +Alexandra Doogan, Deer Park HS +*Joseph Imburgia, West Islip HS +Aidan Lobenstein, Hauppauge HSLawrence McCourt, St. Anthony’s HSAidan Young, Eastport-South Manor Jr/Sr HS

piCColoBrady Wells, Riverhead HS

Flute*Gabrielle Safian, Walt Whitman HS + Katie Sierra, Northport HS +Harlan Smyth, Cold Spring Harbor Jr/Sr HSBrady Wells, Riverhead HS

oBoeWilliam Dunlop, Miller Place HSHannah Kleinman, John Glenn HS*Rebecca Nelsen, Eastport South Manor Jr/Sr HS +^Hailey Unger, William Floyd HS

Clarinet*Lauren Enos, Riverhead HSJulia Gerlach, Centereach HSGrace Lin, Ward Melville HSMarisa Pastore, West Islip HS

BassoonJonathan Hart, Miller Place HS +Benjamin Hochman, Half Hollow Hills HS East*Donald Schweikert, Sayville HS +

ContraBassoonGarrett Brown, Guest Performer

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SUFFOLK PRINCIPAL ORCHESTRA CONTINUED

Horn*Sydney Altbacker, Babylon Jr/Sr HS +^Larry Davis, Miller Place HSTaylor Kelly, Bellport HSRyan Krug, Ward Melville HS*Catherine Tawadros, Commack HS

trumpetDavid Rotunno, Earl L. Vandermeulen HSNicholas Vest, Longwood HS*Tyler Zapata, Bellport HS

tromBoneTristan Halsey, Hampton Bays HSJake Miller, Center Moriches HSMatthew Miller, Mount Sinai HS*Christopher Wygonik, Shoreham-Wading River HS +

tuBaJoseph Randazzo, Guest Performer

perCussionWilliam Green, Riverhead HSMichael Horvath, Babylon Jr/Sr. HSChristopher Jannotta, Eastport-South Manor Jr/Sr HSEnru Wang, Smithtown Christian SchoolLawrence Jannotta, Guest Performer

HarpKatie Sierra, Northport HS +

pianoVincent Fasano, MYO Alumni

**Concertmaster*Principal / Section Leader+All-State Participant^All-Eastern Participant

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SUFFOLK TREBLE CHOIR

Cecelia Albertina, Rocky Point MS #London Alweis, Bridges AcademyAdam Aurelio, Ronkonkoma MSMatthew Bardales, Terryville Road ElementaryMelina Bennett, Islip MS #Aunjell Boxhill, Longwood MS Isabella Casciano, Longwood MSLily Castro, Saxton MS #Nylah Claude, Leonard E. Burket Christian School #Allison Creighton, Laddie A. Decker Sound BeachAriana Cuffaro, Longwood MSGracie DeMarinis, Silas Wood Sixth Grade CenterAinsley Duke, South Country ElementaryGwenyth Fallon, Setauket ElementarySage Gansrow, Seneca MSCora Gillespie, Cayuga Elementary SchoolIsabella Gorham, Longwood MSBrianna Henke, Rocky Point MS #Riley Henn, Ronkonkoma MSEliana Hershkowitz, Nassakeag ElementaryOlivia Hyl, Longwood MSAnalise Jimenez, Rocky Point MSMichael Johnstone, Saxton MSKatie Jordan, Longwood MS #

Isabella Kelly, Rocky Point MS Annmarie Kosak, Boyle Elementary SchoolChristina Lacoste, Paul J. Bellew ElementaryViviana Lora, Longwood MSMaya MacCarthy, Rocky Point MS #Sophia Maiorano, James Wilson Young MSRose Meliker-Hammock, Port Jefferson MSLila Niemann, HomeschoolJosiah Norrby, HomeschoolYvonne Nunezmarcus, Longwood MSSamantha Palmese, Rocky Point MS #Olivia Primiano, JFK ElementaryMichaela Reis, Longwood MS Michael Russell, Barton ElementaryElliote Salisbury, Northport MS #Sofia Santos, Rocky Point MS #Madelyn Serxner, JFK MSJason Shapiro, Minnesauke ElementarySavannah Shaw, Trinity Lutheran SchoolAidan Stroub, Saxton MSTyler Stroub, Barton ElementaryElladiah Tenreiro, Rocky Point MSCharlotte Tishim, Pulaski Street ElementaryRachel Waide, Gardiner Manor ElementaryFallon Young, Northport MS

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Musicians

SUFFOLK CONCERT CHOIR

soprano iJuliana Algeri, Sagamore MSAthena Braverman, Oldfield MSNatalee Brown, Sagamore MSIsabelle Caine, Hampton Bays MSOlivia Cavallo, Babylon Jr/Sr HSAva Collins, Longwood JHS #Isabella Corea, Northport MSAshlee Haley, Sagamore MSRhythm Jakhetia, West Hollow MSMckenzie Grace Maniscalco, Northport MS #Ava Olsen, Northport MSSeraphina Ptaszynski, Sagamore MS #Jade Silverstein, Harbor Country Day School

soprano iiDreshta Boghra, Samoset MSLauren Boland, Oakdale Bohemia MSNatalie Ceonzo, Trinity Regional SchoolDonatella Cerini, Lindenhurst MSVanessa Danese, Lindenhurst MSAva Donofrio, Rocky Point MSAva Henn, Ronkonkoma MSMelanie Humsjo, Oakdale Bohemia MSAlysa Jordan, Longwood JHSAlexandria Kipp, Rocky Point MSMaya Knyper, Babylon Jr/Sr HSAngelina LeMaire, Westhampton Beach MSKaterina Papandon, Oakdale Bohemia MSKeyah Raje, Candlewood MSIsabella Riordan, Northport MS #Isabella Satalino, Samoset MSJulianna Sparacio, Harbor Country Day SchoolMadison Wurtz, Hauppauge MS

altoSimone Carmody, Rocky Point MSLogan Cirone, James Wilson Young MSHayley Colon, Rocky Point MSChristina Cummings, Eastport-South Manor Jr/Sr HSKristi Dale, Sagamore MSSkyler Duke, Bay Shore MS #Julia Giarratano, Saxton MS #Kamryn Goncalves, Ronkonkoma MSDara Gordon, Commack MSOlivia Hutchinson, Mount Sinai MSEmma Jira, Hauppauge MSAayan Khan, MDQ AcademySofia Khan, Lindenhurst MSMadelyn Knopfke, Rocky Point MSMolli Marchese, Bay Shore MS #Natalie May, Longwood JHSPeyton McMillan, Babylon Jr/Sr HSErin Miller, Dawnwood MSKaitlyn Morrissey, Saxton MSMorgan Nickels, Longwood JHSRyan O’Shaughnessy, Prodell MSAdriana Peluso, Sagamore MSChloe Rae Pipia, Port Jefferson MSMichael Racca, Harbor Country Day SchoolJake Smith, Prodell MSDaniel Turk, Islip MSEmmanuel Watkis, Rocky Point MS

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SUFFOLK SYMPHONIC CHOIR

soprano Chloe Bloom, Longwood HSNistha Boghra, Sachem HS NorthAlexandra Cadet, Friends AcademyGabrielle Caine, Hampton Bays HSSimone Cammarasana, Northport HSJessica Chochorek, Copiague HSJulianna Cicero, Connetquot HSPatrycja Decowska, Riverhead HSAlexis Dolores, Comsewogue HSMcKenna Fenimore, Longwood HSClaire Freas, Northport HSGrace Freas, Northport HSIsabela Gaskill, Babylon Jr/Sr HS +^Trinity Gilkey, William Floyd HSSydney Harmon, Sachem HS EastMelissa Jackson Mandel, John Glenn HS +^ Megan Kidby, Sachem North HSBrenna Kiernan, Rocky Point HSJaclyn Koch, Longwood HS +Eleni Lampeas, Cold Spring Harbor Jr/Sr HSElizabeth Lundquist, West Islip HSAndrea Mendoza, William Floyd HSAngelina Miller, Friends AcademyGrace Miller, Centereach HSJayde Molfetto, William Floyd HSMaggie Mongiello, Sayville HSIsabella Panag, Mount Sinai HSLiana Pirraglia, Comsewogue HSGenna Schifter, Islip HSMarris Sobotka, Bay Shore HSSamantha Wengert, Sachem HS North

altoJennifer Anasky, Riverhead HSGabrielle Bush, Rocky Point HSJillian Carley, Rocky Point HSLily Cooper, Laurel Springs SchoolAlison Crosley, Northport HSAmelia Curtin, William Floyd HSLeah Cyran, Islip HSLily Dankenbrink, St. Anthony’s HSAziliz Dubois, Centereach HSNicolette Furno, Sayville HSDanielle Haller, Sachem East HSAnnabella Hernandez, Smithtown HS West

Joyce Johnson, Islip HSKara Kokolakis, Mount Sinai HSLydia Korneffel, P.J. Gelinas JHSSamantha Leversen, Rocky Point HSSara Mistler, Connetquot HS +Madison Murphy, Rocky Point HSSophie Niemann, HomeschoolOlivia Raineri, Longwood HSMaria Roman, Rocky Point HSKaiya Simmons, Miss Porter’s SchoolBriana Start, William Floyd HSEmily Valadez, The Stony Brook SchoolBlythe Wing, Shoreham-Wading River HS

tenorAnthony Amesti, Sachem HS EastJay Caporusso, Eastport-South Manor Jr/Sr HSPeter Ceonzo, Chaminade HSCarter Cline, Westhampton Beach HSLeo Cronan, Holy Trinity HSTimothy DeMott, Sachem East HS +Brendan Farrell, Islip MS Michael Kruzynski, Shoreham Wading River HSNicholas Mango, Shoreham-Wading River HSColin McCready, Newfield HS +Aaron Miller, Miller Place HSNicholas Rizzuto, Connetquot HSMichael Sabino, Shoreham-Wading River HSGabriel Silva, Longwood HS Finn Taich, Dawnwood MSMaverick Williams, LI School for the Gifted

BassJoseph Albano, Sachem North HS +^William Begley, Comsewogue HSTimothy Carullo, Longwood HS +Brandon Gicquel, The Stony Brook SchoolEric Guli, Shoreham Wading River HS Thomas Khan, Lindenhurst HSStavros Lampeas, Cold Spring Harbor Jr/Sr HSJared Sayler, Rocky Point HSLogan Scott, Mount Sinai HSJoshua Vogel, Rocky Point HS +^ /ANDylan Weber, Half Hollow Hills HS EastJames Wright, Comsewogue HS

+All-State Participant^All-Eastern Participant /AN All-National Participant

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We would like to thank the following music educators for leading Suffolk Orchestra seating auditions and sectionals in the 2018-2019 season:

Nicole Albani, Viola, Cello, BassJoanna Kaczorowska, Violins

Joshua Koppeis, Winds, Brass, PercussionGregory Krajci, Guest Conductor, Violins

Michael Lee, Guest ConductorRobin Maddox, Violins

Kathryn Noonan, Winds, Brass, PercussionSue Rydzeski, Violins

Concetta Stevens, Winds, Brass, PercussionMichael Vedric, Viola, Cello, Bass

Tommy Wu, Viola, Cello, Bass

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Congratulations to all of our Suffolk Seniors in the MYO Class of 2019! It has been such a pleasure getting to know all of you and we are so

grateful to you for sharing your time, talent, and dedication with us.

Sydney Altbacker, Horn, Suffolk Principal Orchestra, Babylon Jr/Sr HS

Grace Armann, Violin, Suffolk Principal Orchestra, Bellport HS

Valentina Banellis, Viola, Suffolk Principal Orchestra, Bellport HS

Anthony Bottone, String Bass, Suffolk Principal Orchestra, Comsewogue HS

Brett Callagy, Viola, Suffolk Principal Orchestra, Shoreham-Wading River HS

Elise Camillone, Violin, Suffolk Principal Orchestra, Homeschool

Jay Caporusso, Tenor, Suffolk Symphonic Choir, Eastport-South Manor Jr/Sr HS

Lily Cooper, Alto, Suffolk Symphonic Choir, Laurel Springs School

Timothy DeMott, Tenor, Suffolk Symphonic Choir, Sachem East HS

Ivelisse Diaz, Violin, Suffolk Symphony Orchestra, Bellport HS

Alexandra Doogan, String Bass, Suffolk Principal Orchestra, Deer Park HS

Madisen Downs, Violin, Suffolk Principal Orchestra, Patchogue-Medford HS

Isabela Gaskill, Soprano, Suffolk Symphonic Choir, Babylon Jr/Sr HS

Julia Gerlach, Clarinet, Suffolk Principal Orchestra, Centereach HS

Trinity Gilkey, Soprano, Suffolk Symphonic Choir, William Floyd HS

Angela Gullo, Viola, Suffolk Principal Orchestra, Commack HS

Jonathan Hart, Bassoon, Suffolk Principal Orchestra, Miller Place HS

Joseph Imburgia, String Bass, Suffolk Principal Orchestra, West Islip HS

David Jung, Violin, Suffolk Principal Orchestra, Northport HS

Victoria Keenan, Violin, Suffolk Principal Orchestra, East Islip HS

Jaclyn Koch, Soprano, Suffolk Symphonic Choir, Longwood HS

Ryan Krug, Horn, Suffolk Principal Orchestra, Ward Melville HS

Michael Kruzynski, Tenor, Suffolk Symphonic Choir, Shoreham Wading River HS

Stavros Lampeas, Bass Voice, Suffolk Symphonic Choir, Cold Spring Harbor Jr/Sr HS

Elizabeth Lieb, Viola, Suffolk Symphony Orchestra, Miller Place HS

Nicholas Lyons, Cello, Suffolk Principal Orchestra, Patchogue-Medford HS

Colin McCready, Tenor, Suffolk Symphonic Choir, Newfield HS

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James McDermott, Cello, Suffolk Principal Orchestra, Smithtown HS East

Sara Mistler, Alto, Suffolk Symphonic Choir, Connetquot HS

Kathryn O’Neill, String Bass, Suffolk Principal Orchestra, East Islip HS

Domenico Pensa III, Violin, Suffolk Principal Orchestra, Hampton Bays HS

Liana Pirraglia, Soprano, Suffolk Symphonic Choir, Comsewogue HS

Madeline Psarakis, Cello, Suffolk Principal Orchestra, Smithtown HS West

Kevin Quintanilla, Violin, Suffolk Principal Orchestra, William Floyd HS

Maria Roman, Alto, Suffolk Symphonic Choir, Rocky Point HS

David Rotunno, Trumpet, Suffolk Principal Orchestra, Earl L. Vandermeulen HS

Megan Rowburrey, Violin, Suffolk Symphony Orchestra, Miller Place HS

Gabrielle Safian, Flute, Suffolk Principal Orchestra, Walt Whitman HS

Ava Schully, Cello, Suffolk Principal Orchestra, Earl L. Vandermeulen HS

Donald Schweikert, Bassoon, Suffolk Principal Orchestra, Sayville HS

Comeragh Sheehan, Flute, Suffolk Principal Orchestra, Westhampton Beach HS

Katie Sierra, Flute, Suffolk Principal Orchestra, Northport HS

Gabriel Silva, Tenor, Suffolk Symphonic Choir, Longwood HS

Ashley Smith, Viola, Suffolk Principal Orchestra, Connetquot HS

Harlan Smyth, Flute, Suffolk Principal Orchestra, Cold Spring Harbor Jr/Sr HS

Darren Sobol, Viola, Suffolk Principal Orchestra, William Floyd HS

Lindsay Stancampiano, Cello, Suffolk Principal Orchestra, Mount Sinai HS

Emily Valadez, Alto, Suffolk Symphonic Choir, Stony Brook School

Nicholas Vest, Trumpet, Suffolk Principal Orchestra, Longwood HS

Joshua Vogel, Bass Voice, Suffolk Symphonic Choir, Rocky Point HS

Dylan Weber, Bass Voice, Suffolk Symphonic Choir, Half Hollow Hills HS East

Brady Wells, Flute, Suffolk Principal Orchestra, Riverhead HS

Samantha Wengert, Soprano, Suffolk Symphonic Choir, Sachem HS North

Emily Wilson, Flute, Suffolk Symphony Orchestra, Ward Melville HS

Christopher Wygonik, Trombone, Suffolk Principal Orchestra, Shoreham-Wading River HS

Sabrina Zuniga, Violin, Suffolk Principal Orchestra, Brentwood Ross HS

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ABOUT THE METROPOLITAN YOUTH ORCHESTRA OF NEW YORK

The Metropolitan Youth Orchestra of New York (MYO) is committed to fostering a community of talented young musicians from Long Island and providing them with an opportunity to rehearse and perform choral and orchestral masterworks at the highest possible level with recognized leaders in music education and performance. Founded in 1993 by John C. McNeur, MYO has grown from a 15-piece orchestra to seven orchestras and seven choral ensembles, serving close to 1,000 musicians between the ages of 8 and 18. MYO enjoys a rich tradition of international summer performance tours, beginning with the 1997 tour to Germany, France, and Austria through the most recent tour to Berlin, Dresden, Prague, Vienna, and Budapest in July 2018.

Board of Directors

Administration

Sandra Baskin, PresidentStephanie Temple, Vice President

Ken Davis, TreasurerOmid Tousi, Secretary

Robert Condemi, TrusteeMarian Fourman, Trustee

Jerome Leventhal, TrusteeDebbie Madonna, Trustee

Robert McDermott, TrusteeGene O’Brien, Trustee

Anthea Jackson, Executive DirectorAnissa Arnold, Executive Liaison

Anthea Jackson, Executive DirectorAnissa Arnold, Executive Liaison

Mark Carr, Music Librarian and Media SpecialistEmily Fischer, Membership Coordinator

Adam Birke, Nassau Rehearsal Supervisor Patrick Bruno, Nassau Rehearsal Supervisor

Todd Greenstein, Suffolk Rehearsal SupervisorMary Vaeth, Suffolk Rehearsal Supervisor

Herricks Middle School7 Hilldale Drive

Albertson, NY 11507 Dr. Fino M. Celano, Superintendent

Brian McConaghy, Principal

Herricks High School100 Shelter Rock Road

New Hyde Park, NY 11040Dr. Fino M. Celano, Superintendent

Joan Keegan, Principal

Patchogue-Medford High School181 Buffalo AvenueMedford, NY 11763

Dr. Michael J. Hynes, SuperintendentDr. Randy E. Rusielewicz, Principal

Connetquot High School190 Seventh Street

Bohemia, NY 11716 Dr. Lynda G. Adams, Superintendent

Kenneth J. Costa Jr., Principal

MYO is profoundly grateful for our partnership with the Herricks Middle School, Herricks High School, Patchogue-Medford High School, and Connetquot High School.

These four schools are providing MYO with rehearsal space in 2018-2019

The Metropolitan Youth Orchestra of New York Acknowledges the Following Generous Supporters

DireCtors ($1,000 or more)The Abrie FamilyAnonymous DonorsSandra and Neal BaskinThe Dervan FamilyThe Donofrio FamilyThe Heintzelman FamilyThe Holmquist FamilyThe Iadanza FamilyAnthea JacksonThe Koppeis FamilyThe Leung FamilyThe Leventhal FamilyThe Petropoulos FamilyThe Taney FamilyStephanie and Bruce TempleThe Torborg Family

BeneFaCtors ($500 to $999)Dr. Jiong-Ming Hu & Judy ChenVirgilia CorcesRamon DelgadoThe Kopp FamilyThe Fan FamilyThe Sheng FamilyThe Tashjian Family

patrons ($250 to $499)The Campbell Retzlaff FamilyThe Ceccoli FamilyThe Green FamilyDrs. Sonia and Sandee JauharThe Kim FamilyBeat Kosc and Charles PtakLong Island School of ChineseThe Reali FamilyThe Tousi FamilyThe Tucker Family

sponsors ($100 to $249)The Abbatiello FamilyMr. and Mrs. Vincent AliThe Apostolatos FamilyThe Baboomian FamilyThe Baris Family

The Raymond Beers FamilyBloom, Moore, Corbett, HolmesThe Chu FamilyThe Cronan FamilyThe Curran FamilyThe Davis FamilyThe Divaris FamilyThe Fleming FamilyThe Gicquel FamilyThe Hanna FamilyThe Henderson FamilyThe Hummel FamilyThe Itzkowitz FamilyThe Jiao FamilyThe Joshi FamilyThe Kurtzman FamilyMichael and Wendy LeeThe Liu FamilyThe Madonna FamilyThe Mak FamilyBarbara MarcusThe Nassim FamilyThe Ning FamilyThe Pollizatto FamilyThe Quatrale FamilyJay and Heather RandThe Rhee FamilyThe Rice FamilyThe Ross FamilyFrank Sabalja and Amy SatchellStephanie ShengKevin SolomowitzThe Swensen FamilyThe Wilhelm FamilyGuyler WinterThe Zarboulas- Vavetsi Family

Donors ($50 to $99)The Arya FamilyThe Bahri FamilyThe Barrett FamilyThe Brosnan FamilyThe Brown FamilyThe Carter FamilyJimmy ChabraThe Cirone FamilyThe Colby FamilyThe Cuocci FamilyStacy DanielsThe Duspiva FamilyAudrey J. EdelsteinEllie Fauser

The Fiola FamilyThe Flem FamilyNicole FoxThe Glassman FamilyThe Guerrero FamilyKatheryn GyongyosiThe Hanauer FamilyThe Holm FamilyThe Hong FamilyNina HorensteinThe Hu FamilyThe Ilardi FamilyThe Kavanagh- Goldsmith FamilySusan KimYuna (Jiyoon) KimThe Kruzynski FamilyThe Mihalek FamilyThe Montalbano FamilyThe Notrica FamilyThe Polokoff FamilyDonna RasizziThe Sabo FamilyThe Schaeffer FamilyHeather SchwartzThe Smith FamilyThe Sreter FamilyAnne WhooleyThe Wu FamilyLorinda Zhou

FrienDs ($25 to $49)The Araque FamilyJeredythe ArellanoThe Betancourt FamilyThe Brunner FamilyMichael and Melissa BussewitzThe Buttice FamilyThe Carmody FamilyThe Cohen FamilyThe Collard FamilyThe D’Orazi FamilyNicole and Robert FoxThe Giacoia FamilyThe Gibstein FamilyThe Gucciardo FamilyThe Gullo FamilyThe Harmon FamilyThe Huynh FamilyThe Lagamjis FamilyThe Lee FamilyThe Lopez FamilyThe Luo FamilyThe Majewski FamilyThe Malcolm Family

The McCready FamilyThe Mohan FamilyThe Morrissey FamilyThe Oliveros FamilyThe O’Brien FamilyThe Peknic FamilyBill Pike and B.J. VickersThe Ptaszynski FamilyThe Pushnick FamilyRay and Susanna SaltiniDiana SantosThe Schmitt FamilyThe Sparacio FamilyStephen Ye

supporters (up to $24)The Albano FamilyThe Buonanno FamilyThe Caine FamilyThe Coelho FamilyAmparo FernandezThe Hall FamilyThe Herman FamilyIsis HodwalkerThe Jackson FamilyAlan JianSusan KimThe Krug FamilyThe Lai FamilyThe Laskowski FamilyThe Lang FamilyKevin LawrenceSandra LefkowitzThe Liang FamilyThe Loh FamilyThe Mignone FamilyThe Morris FamilyJoseph PergolaThe Petrides FamilyThe Pompa FamilyThe Raineri FamilyThe Ransom FamilyThe Ross FamilyThe Salke FamilyThe Schomberg FamilyThe Schwab FamilyThe Smyth FamilyThe Stone FamilyVeronica UnderhillThe Venero FamilySandra WagnerThe Weiler FamilyThe Zhang Family

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