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Welcome to the 2012-2013 Concert Season

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American Youth Philharmonic Orchestras

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About AYPO ..........................................................................................................5 Guest Artist: Rolando Sanz, Tenor .......................................................................6 Conductor: Carl J. Bianchi, American Youth Symphonic Orchestra ...........10 Roster: American Youth Symphonic Orchestra ..............................................12 Conductor: Daniel Spalding, American Youth Philharmonic .......................16 Roster: American Youth Philharmonic .............................................................20 Program: “Festa Italiana” ..................................................................................25 Program Notes....................................................................................................26 Graduating Seniors ............................................................................................31 Grad Ads .............................................................................................................35 Board of Directors ..............................................................................................40 Artistic Staff .........................................................................................................41 Administrative and Volunteer Staff ..................................................................42 Supporting AYPO ................................................................................................43 Index of Program Advertisers ............................................................................48 4026 Hummer Rd, Annandale, VA 22003 | 703-642-8051 | info@aypo.org | www.aypo.org

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Where someone will say, “no one has ever tried that.” And they’ll be talking about you.

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About AYPO The mission of the American Youth Philharmonic Orchestras (AYPO) is to provide the highest quality musical experience that allows our students to

host of volunteers, AYPO annually selects and trains over 400 of the most

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Guest Artist: Rolando Sanz, Tenor

opera premieres including: Peter Doyle in Miss Lonelyhearts Anna Karenina his Carnegie Hall debut singing the role of lost opera Dalëkie Morja (Distant Seas) for unfurled a warm, strong, highly promising La bohème

Norma Francesca da Rimini, Caramoor

Guillaume Tell Don Giovanni A Flight of Verdi and a debut at The Music Center at Strathmore performing the Tenor Soloist in Les Noces bohème

L’elisir d’amore in

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Other prior engagements include Alfredo in La traviata, conducted by Julius Dialogues des CarmĂŠlites under the baton of James

Cendrillon

Messiah with the Les Noces with the Yale Camerata as well as at the Aspen Music

Serenade C-minor Mass and Requiem

Christmas Oratorio, Le Roi David

Requiem

of Die Schweigsame Frau

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New England Conservatory is full of transformative experiences, starting at necmusic.edu/myteacher.

NEC offers one of the world’s most distinguished faculties, including nationally and internationally recognized soloists, chamber musicians and Boston Symphony Orchestra members. At NEC, you’ll enjoy amazing relationships with these artists— your teachers—as part of a rich, dynamic community. (Then there’s playing in world-renowned Jordan Hall and the wealth of performance opportunities you won’t get anywhere else.) It’s a remarkable environment. Find out more about some of the people who make it so at necmusic.edu/myteacher.

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Make your Musical Mark at Mason! Bachelor of MUsic Bachelor of arts in MUsic MUsic Minor larGe enseMBles

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Carl J. Bianchi, Conductor American Youth Symphonic Orchestra

American Youth Symphonic Orchestra, and

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East, and the Soviet Union with the Eastman Philharmonia Orchestra under the

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2012-2013 American Youth Symphonic Orchestra VIOLIN I

Sandy Cho, TJHSST

Daniel Kim, Longfellow MS Samuel Lee, Centreville HS Emily Cheng, Madison HS Jocelyn Huang, TJHSST

CELLO

Susie Lee, Lunsford MS

Hayun Chong, Kilmer MS SeoHee Im, Centreville HS Junyoung Hwang, TJHSST Zubin Kane, Homeschool

VIOLIN II

Sayed Malawi, TJHSST

BASS

Jacquelyn Lewis, Annandale HS Louis Tanous, The Landon School Steven Pyon, Langley HS

FLUTE Maria Turner, Mason HS

Olivia Zhang, TJHSST Kevin Zhou, Langley HS Jenny Zhu, TJHSST

VIOLA

OBOE

Catherine Im, Principal, TJHSST Eric Juneau, Principal 2nd, McLean HS

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CLARINET

TUBA PERCUSSION

Tyler Cunningham, Principal, Langley HS Hyae In Seo, TJHSST

BASS CLARINET BASSOON

Jaewon Lee, McLean HS

HARP CELESTE

Angelica Sherman, McLean HS

FRENCH HORN

PIANO

Dianna Chen, Madison HS

AYP OFFSTAGE BRASS: FRENCH HORN Joanna Hsu, McLean HS

TRUMPET

Ada Haensel, Mason HS

TRUMPET

Michael Chen, Herndon HS

TROMBONE

TROMBONE DeMatha Catholic HS

BASS TROMBONE

BASS TROMBONE

Turner Thornberry, Principal, Dominion HS

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Be heard.

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Make your mark at “one of the country’s leading conservatories.”

— The New York Times

2013 CCM Audition Dates Cincinnati Jan. 12 Jan. 26 Feb. 16 Atlanta Feb. 12 Chicago Jan. 18 Interlochen Jan. 19 Los Angeles Jan. 30 New York City Feb. 21 San Francisco Jan. 29 Corbe! Auditorium

CCM Performance Programs Performance opportunities include Philharmonia Orchestra, Concert Orchestra, Wind Symphony, Wind Ensemble, Jazz Ensembles, Chamber Orchestra and more. Ensembles have recorded more than 30 CDs and have toured across the United States and abroad.

for application and further information: ccmadmis@uc.edu 513-556-9479 www.ccm.uc.edu

Scholarships and financial aid available. CCM congratulates AYP Alums, Jonathan Nitz, bassoon and Weily Shay, clarinet now studying at UC/CCM!

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Daniel Spalding, Conductor American Youth Philharmonic Maestro Spalding brings to the podium a and the warmth and excitement that is the

his CD recordings on Connoisseur Society, as well as live touring performances at

Philharmonic Orchestra, Kolosvar Hungarian State Opera and the Chamber of orchestras in the USA including the Sacramento Philharmonic Orchestra,

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one season as an assistant conductor to Sergiu Comissiona at the Houston

Live Performances & Recitals Auditions, Competitions & Summer Music Festivals College Pre-Screening, Auditions & Arts Supplements Musically Trained Engineer Specializing in Mobile Recording

RoundAboutRecording@gmail.com

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The Shepherd School of Music

The Shepherd School at Rice University offers preprofessional training for musicians, combining the intensity of a conservatory experience with the educational excellence of a renowned private university. Our illustrious faculty of artist-teachers dedicate themselves to the special talents and skills of each individual student. Dean, The Shepherd School of Music Robert Yekovich Faculty Violin Kenneth Goldsmith Eric Halen Frank Huang Paul Kantor Cho-Liang Lin Kathleen Winkler Viola James Dunham Ivo-Jan van der Werff Cello Norman Fischer Desmond Hoebig Brinton Averil Smith Double Bass Paul Ellison Timothy Pitts Flute Leone Buyse

Clarinet Richie Hawley Bassoon Benjamin Kamins Horn William VerMeulen Trumpet Barbara Butler (Fall 2013) Charlie Geyer (Fall 2013) Marie Speziale Trombone Allen Barnhill Phillip Freeman Tuba David Kirk Percussion Richard Brown Harp Paula Page

Oboe Robert Atherholt

Piano Brian Connelly Jeanne Kierman Fischer Sohyoung Park Jon Kimura Parker Robert Roux Dean Shank Virginia Weckstrom Organ Ken Cowan Voice Kathleen Kaun Stephen King Barbara Paver (Fall 2013) Julie Simson (Fall 2013) Opera Studies Richard Bado Debra Dickinson Susan Lorette Dunn

Composition and Theory Karim Al-Zand Anthony Brandt Shih-Hui Chen Arthur Gottschalk Pierre Jalbert Richard Lavenda Kurt Stallmann Musicology Walter Bailey Gregory Barnett Marcia Citron David Ferris Peter Loewen

Orchestral and Chamber Repertoire Joan DerHovsepian Christopher French Thomas LeGrand Janet Rarick Michael Webster Lecturers Nancy Bailey George Baker Rachel Buchman Robert Gross Mena Mark Hanna Thomas Hong Phillip Kloeckner Robert Simpson Cornelia Watkins

Vocal Coaching Joseph Li Grant Loehnig

The Shepherd School of Music

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Conducting Hans Graf Thomas Jaber Larry Rachleff

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FAIRFAX SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Christopher Zimmerman | Music Director

2012-2013:

Mischief in Music Featuring the works of Gershwin, Beethoven, Tchaikovsky, Mozart, Strauss, Wagner, and more! SEPTEMBER 22, 2012

JANUARY 19, 2013

Jeffrey Biegel, piano

Christina Jennings, Flute

NOVEMBER 17, 2012

MARCH 16, 2013

Kenneth Woods, guest conductor Benjamin Beilman, violin

A Night of Strauss

DECEMBER 8, 2012

Verdi and Wagner Celebration

MAY 11, 2013

James Dick, piano TICKETS FROM $25-$55. STUDENT TICKETS $5 AT THE DOOR. 888-945-2468 OR ONLINE AT FAIRFAXSYMPHONY.ORG GEORGE MASON UNIVERSITY’S CENTER FOR THE ARTS Performances at 8:00 p.m. Pre-concert Lectures at 7:00 p.m.

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2012-2013 American Youth Philharmonic VIOLIN I

Samuel Kwong, Marshall HS Alexander Quion, Langley HS

CELLO Homeschool Michelle Chu, Langley HS Helen Jung, McLean HS Ellen Kim, Churchill HS Joy Kim, Centreville HS Cindy Lee, Langley HS

Sangwon Kim, Assistant Principal, TJHSST Constance Chiu, Langley HS Jessica Hu, TJHSST James Jang, TJHSST Jenny (Min Jee) Kim, Madison HS Daniel Lee, Centreville HS

Meghan Perdue, Homeschool

VIOLIN II Abraham Kang, Assistant Principal 2nd, TJHSST

Samantha Chu, TJHSST

BASS Kevin Thompson, Assistant Principal, Thomas Hay, TJHSST James Peterson, Madison HS

Celia Islam, Marshall HS Kelsey Johnson, Homeschool Julie Kim, TJHSST

FLUTE

Olivia Staton, Principal, Madison HS Emma Harris, Assistant Principal, McLean HS Alexia Kim, Principal 2nd, TJHSST MinJoo Kang, TJHSST

PICCOLO

Emma Harris, Assistant Principal, McLean HS

VIOLA

OBOE

Ethan Lowman, Principal, TJHSST Caitlyn Carpio, Principal 2nd, TJHSST

ENGLISH HORN Andrew Jiang, TJHSST Aria Kim, TJHSST

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Eric Lin, Principal 2nd, TJHSST

BASS TROMBONE

Turner Thornberry, Principal, Dominion HS

BASS CLARINET

TUBA

BASSOON

PERCUSSION

Kyu Kim, Assistant Principal, TJHSST

FRENCH HORN HARP

Alyssa Katahara, Principal, Langley HS

CELESTE TRUMPET

Michael Chen, Herndon HS

PIANO

TROMBONE DeMatha Catholic HS

SEWANEE SUMMER MUSIC FESTIVAL: JUNE 22–JULY 21, 2013

Changing the Nature of Music This year’s festival features two full orchestras, world-renowned guest conductors, Chamber Music program, daily coaching, mentoring, private lessons and masterclasses on our 13,000-acre, mountaintop campus. Where should you be this summer? Applications due by March 15, 2013. For more information, visit www.sewaneemusicfestival.org www.aypo.org | 21


Study with resident artist faculty Perform in premiere ensembles

Share your passion

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Program

Festa Italiana Sunday, June 2, 2013 at 3:00 p.m. Center for the Arts, George Mason University, Fairfax, Virginia

American Youth Symphonic Orchestra | Carl J. Bianchi, Conductor Rossini Puccini Respighi

Overture to La Gazza Ladra (The Thieving Magpie) “Nessun Dorma” from Turandot Rolando Sanz, Tenor Pini di Roma (Pines of Rome) I. I pini di Villa Borghese (The Pines of the Villa Borghese) II. Pini presso una catacomba (Pines Near a Catacomb) III. I pini del Gianicolo (The Pines of the Janiculum) IV. I pini della Via Appia (The Pines of the Appian Way)

intermission

American Youth Philharmonic | Daniel Spalding, Conductor Rota

La Strada, suite for orchestra from the ballet I. Nozze In Campagna. “È Arrivato Zampanò” II. I Tre Suonatori E Il “Matto” Sul Filo III. Il Circo (Il Numero Di Zampanò - I Giocolieri Il Violino Del “Matto”) IV. La Rabbia Di Zampanò V. Zampanò Uccide Il “Matto”. Gelsomina Impazzisce Di Dolore VI. L’ultimo Spettacolo Sulla Neve. “Addido Gelsomina” VII. Solitudine E Pianto Di Zampanò

Join us for a reception in the lobby after the concert honoring our graduating seniors!

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Program Notes GIOACHINO ROSSINI (1792-1868) Overture to La Gazza Ladra (The Thieving Magpie) (1817)

La Gazza Ladra plays a

Immortal Beloved

di Siviglia (The Barber of Seville

A Clockwork Orange Animaniacs The Ren

Il barbiere La Cenerentola (Cinderella

La Gazza Ladra adopts a comic opera style that was popular in the early

Three marziale

Allegro a leggiero

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The melody begins with a dolce statement of the phrase places an accent on the downbeat half note, adding

GIACOMO PUCCINI (1858-1924) “Nessun Dorma” (“None Shall Sleep”) from Turandot (1924-1926)

love between Calaf and Turandot fuels the plot of the opera, encompassing the

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interpreters of Turandot operas: La Bohème

Tosca

OTTORINO RESPIGHI (1879-1936) Pini di Roma (Pines of Rome), P. 141 (1923-1924) ( The Pines of the Villa Borghese) ( Pines Near a Catacomb) ( The Pines of the Janiculum) (

)

Fontane di Roma Pini di Roma Feste Romane his musical career as a professional violist and eventually became a pianist,

Fontane di Roma that may be interpreted from Fontane di Roma

Pini di Roma

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Borghese

transports the listener to the top of the Janiculum hill in a subdued melody in a solo clarinet to paint a landscape of calm that exists with

to grand sweeping themes and triumphant brass fanfares that close this second

NINO ROTA (1911-1979) La Strada, suite for orchestra from the ballet (1966)

oratorio,

(

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Lo sceicco bianco ( Provo D’Orchestra (Orchestra Rehearsal

In Grove Music Online La Strada (The Road

escape his control, showing his Rabbia Rage

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Graduating Seniors MUSICIAN (ORCH, INSTRUMENT)

PLANS FOR 2013-2014 Aerospace Engineering Undecided

Constance Chiu (AYP, Cello)

Computer Science Undecided Horn Performance Stephen Creighton (AYSO, Percussion) University of Chicago Philosophy Health or Environmental Science Chemical Engineering Music Digital Art Undecided

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MUSICIAN (ORCH, INSTRUMENT)

PLANS FOR 2013-2014

Undecided

Computer Science

James Jang (AYP, Cello)

Olin College of Engineering Engineering

Music and History Engineering Music

Music Performance Chemistry

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MUSICIAN (ORCH, INSTRUMENT)

PLANS FOR 2013-2014 Undecided

Daniel Lee (AYP, Cello)

Penn State

Systems Engineering

Eric Lin (AYP, Clarinet)

Cornell University Engineering

Engineering and Music Trombone Performance

Undecided

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MUSICIAN (ORCH, INSTRUMENT)

PLANS FOR 2013-2014 James Madison University Computer Science

Astrophysics

Hyae In Seo (AYSO, Clarinet)

Columbia University Undecided Interior Design

Cello Performance

Aerospace Engineering

Music Trumpet Performance

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English


Dear Brian,

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Irene, It was a joy to see you work hard at everything you did, and bring wonderful music to the family. We are so proud of you, and see a bright future ahead of you. May the Lord always lead you to green pastures. With love, Mom, Dad, and Michael

Scott, We are so proud of you and all that you have achieved! We wish you the best on your journey at Stanford University! Love, Dad, Mom, Allison and Jenny

Russell, You make of your life, a work of art. You speak fluently and beautifully, the universal language of music. It is the language that makes us all equal and all one. Music is your life and your destiny. Your vigilant knowing that it is always about the music will guide you throughout your life. I wish for you great joy and success this summer with NYO-USA and throughout your studies at Northwestern University’s Bienen School of Music with Professor Milton. Love, Mom 36 | www.aypo.org


Katja, Music is your passion and your gift; thank you for sharing the journey with us. It has enriched our lives and we are so very proud of you. Our love and profound thanks to Tsuna Sakamoto, David Strom, Erin Eberly, AYPO, David Basch, and all the music friends and Institute teachers over the years for their support, teaching, love and caring. We look forward to your journey at the Cleveland Institute of Music. All our love, Mama and Papa

Dylan,

We are so proud of you for pursuing your passion! Thank you for bringing more music into our lives. You have such a wonderful experience awaiting you at James Madison University’s School of Music. With Love, www.aypo.org | 37 Mom, Dad, Dean and Danielle


Dear Kelsey, The future lies before you

Mom Kai Liam Liesl Kirk

Karissa 38 | www.aypo.org


Nick:

Dearest Madeline: We are so pleased with all you have accomplished as a musician, particularly your enthusiasm to share your talent with others through teaching. But we are so much more proud of the young woman you have become, even in the face of adversity. Your unrelenting desire to give back to those less fortunate, those with disabilities, and even the environment, have inspired your family and others around you to be better people. We love you with all our hearts, Mom, Dad, Emily, and Cameron www.aypo.org | 39


Board of Directors margaret adams

andrew creighton

President* Civic Leader pam decandio michael blakeslee

Past President* lee grossman

Consultant james walters

tim hoechst

Agilex pamela mcinnes william s. hong

Secretary*

richard moniuszko

larry lu

patti reid

Treasurer* Open Concept Systems robert sollinger

Civic Leader

Honorary Board of Directors

filiberto agusti

Legal Counsel* linda burke

Arturo Sandoval, Musician jeanne m. carr

Detroit Symphony Orchestra michael colburn

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Artistic Staff daniel spalding

Music Director, American Youth Philharmonic Orchestras Conductor, American Youth Philharmonic

carl j. bianchi

Conductor, American Youth Symphonic Orchestra

j.d. anderson

Conductor, American Youth Concert Orchestra

laura cahn

Conductor, American Youth String Ensemble

doug wallace

Director, American Youth Percussion Ensemble

thomas cupples trevor mowry tsuna sakamoto Assistant to Conductor, American Youth Symphonic Orchestra michael faulkner Assistant to Conductor, American Youth Concert Orchestra the ensemble da camera of washington

Supplementary Artistic Staff

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Administrative Staff margaret adams eric schnobrick alison lowell pamela daniels michelle wallace bethany thompson eric piccirelli stage crew

Volunteer Staff

american youth philharmonic

Personnel Manager: Pamela Thornberry Eleanor Hay (Lower Strings), Jill Staton (Other) american youth symphonic orchestra

american youth concert orchestra

Music Librarians: Dionne Ding (Strings), Marissa Thein (Other) american youth string ensemble

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Supporting AYPO

SAMPLE WAYS YOUR GIFT CAN BE USED:

$2,500 Shared naming of one AYP concert HOW DO I MAKE A CONTRIBUTION? AYPO accepts contributions through any of the following methods: • • • • • • QUESTIONS? CONTACT 703-642-8051 OR EXEC@AYPO.ORG

AYPO’s Board of Directors support our program and they encourage you to do the same. 100% of the Board generously supports AYPO this season!

Your support makes all the difference... Thank You!

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AYPO Endowment

fund which serves the needs of our student musicians by: providing

AYPO Endowment and ensure that the AYPO experience is available for

Margaret and John Adams

Donate Online

ww w. aypo . o r g

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Government, Foundation, Corporate Giving

PLATINUM ($10,000+)

BRONZE ($2,500+)

LEADERSHIP ($1,000+)

for the Performing Arts Target

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Individual Giving

BENEFACTOR ($1,000+) Margaret and John Adams

Andrew Creighton Tom and Katy Cupples Pam DeCandio Claire Eichhorn Tim and Emily Hoescht Larry and Anne Lu

Mi Kang

Seth Salmon Lisa Tondreau CONTRIBUTOR ($100+) Anonymous* Saeid Arshadi

Dae In Chong PATRON ($500+) Arlene Eiras Song Mi Choi

Soo Kim James Lee

Todd and Jeanne Kemp Dal Soo and Young Kim Hye Yon Kim

SPONSOR ($250+)

Jeanne Carr Michael Colburn

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Chun Hee Lee Julia Li


Individual Giving ASSOCIATE MEMBER Esther Edwards

Jill and Teric Staton Ying Tan Jon and Mary Urso

MEMBER ($50+)

Jiyoun Han Lynn Hoang Jinwoo Kang Karen Kim

Amy Smith Lorraine Sobson Philip Sternberg

Yun Eun Jang and Jae Kyung Lee

Sara Leonard

IN-KIND CONTRIBUTIONS

Lynn and Sam Sheng

Michael Urso Myung Yoon

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Index of Concert Program Advertisers Brobst Violin Shop .................................................................................................1 Carnegie Mellon University, School of Music ..................................................18 DePauw University, School of Music ................................................................14 Eastman School of Music ..................................................................................22 Fairfax Choral Society .......................................................................................23 Fairfax Symphony Orchestra ............................................................................19 Foxes Music Company ......................................................................................13 George Mason University, School of Music .......................................................9 Interlochen Center for the Arts .........................................................................24 James Madison University, School of Music .............................................Cover Lawrence University, Conservatory of Music ....................................................4 National Philharmonic ................................................................................Cover New England Conservatory ................................................................................8 Point CounterPoint .............................................................................................14 Potter Violin Company ........................................................................................2 Rice University, Shepherd School of Music ......................................................18 RoundAbout Recording ....................................................................................17 San Francisco Conservatory of Music................................................................5 Sewanee Summer Music Festival .....................................................................21 University of Cincinnati, College - Conservatory of Music ............................15 University of Maryland, School of Music ..........................................................11 Vanderbilt University, Blair School of Music .....................................................23 48 | www.aypo.org

Concert Program by Michelle Wallace


AYPO MISSION To provide the highest quality musical experience that allows our students to grow as musicians and individuals, who then contribute to our nation’s cultural landscape, as they become future artistic and community leaders.

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2012-2013 SEASON Highlights Include:

Mozart and the Voice of the Viola

The American Virtuoso Violin Bach: Sleepers Awake!

Tickets from $28; Kids 7-17 free. To purchase, visit nationalphilharmonic.org or call 301-581-5100. Complimentary parking!


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