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COVER Composer Augusta Read Thomas (photo: Anthony Barlich). Thomas’ work is featured on July 20 and July 22. She will give a talk on July 21.
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Welcome Back to the Festival!
We are pleased to welcome you to the Bowdoin International Music Festival’s 2022 season! It is a joy to finally gather with you again in person for concerts, classes, and special events celebrating our shared love for chamber music.
This season, more than 250 students from around the world join our faculty and guest artists for an immersive summer of solo and chamber music study. We hope you will join us for Subscription Series Concerts, Community Concerts, the Gamper Festival of Contemporary Music, Masterclasses, Meet the Composer Talks, and Young Artists Concerts, all featuring the incredible talent and dedication of our 2022 class of students, faculty, and guest artists.
We wouldn’t be here, back together, without our amazing community of supporters. Your sustained commitment to our mission over the past few years has been inspiring, and we are deeply grateful. Thank you for your partnership and for transforming the lives of our young musicians.
Enjoy the season!
Calendar of Events
2:00 PM Sable Lodge Concert
7:30 PM Ying Quartet
6:00 PM Scholarship Gala
4 MON
10:00 AM
Masterclass: Ariel Quartet
7:30 PM Smaldone, Beethoven, & Shostakovich
30 Thurs
10:00 AM
Meet the Composer: Pedro Amaral 7:00 PM Young Artists Concert
7:30 PM Honegger, Schafer, & Dvořák
10:30 AM StudentSponsor Brunch 2:00 PM Topsham Library Concert 9:00 PM Guinea Pigs in Bow Ties
10:00 AM Meet the Composer: Aaron Kernis
10:00 AM Curtis Library Concert
7:00 PM Young Artists Concert
7:30 PM Ariel Quartet
10:00 AM
Masterclass: Horszowski Trio
2:00 PM Mayo Street Arts Concert
2:00 PM The Highlands Concert
7:00 PM Young Artists Concert
2:00 PM Piper Shores Concert
2:00 PM Thornton Oaks Concert
7:30 PM Pinto Correia, Kernis, & Bloch
7:30 PM Gamper Festival
7:30 PM Schmitt, Kernis, & Arensky
7:30 PM Gamper Festival
7:00 PM Young Artists Concert
2:00 PM Music from Copland House 7:30 PM Horszowski Trio with the Ying Quartet
11:30 AM Mid Coast Hospital Concert
10:00 AM
1:00 PM Young Artists Concert 3:00 PM Young Artists Concert
7:30 PM Beethoven, Chen, & ColeridgeTaylor
2:00 PM Young Artists Concert 7:00 PM Young Artists Concert
Meet the Composer: Clarice Assad 7:00 PM Young Artists Concert
10:00 AM Family Saturday at the Museum
1:00 PM Orli Shaham Masterclass 1:00 PM Young Artists Concert 7:30 PM Orli Shaham plays Mozart
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The Festival is a dynamic program and the schedule may change. Visit bowdoinfestival.org for the most up-to-date information. Thank you!
2:00 PM People Plus Concert
7:30 PM
Jupiter & Ying Quartets
2:00 PM The Highlands Concert
7:00 PM Young Artists Concert
10:00 AM
Meet the Composer: Augusta Read Thomas
11:00 AM Music at the Museum 2:00 PM Phippsburg Church Concert
2:00 PM OceanView Concert
7:30 PM Saint-Saëns, Thomas, & Brahms 7:00 PM Young Artists Concert
10:00 AM
Masterclass: Pacifica Quartet
10:00 AM Meet the Composer: Füsun Köksal
7:30 PM Clarke, Thomas, & Brahms
2:00 PM Dank & Lee Duo 31 Sun
2:00 PM Day’s Ferry Concert
7:00 PM Young Artists Concert
7:30 PM Pacifica Quartet with Jon Nakamatsu
7:00 PM Young Artists Concert
2:00 PM Meetinghouse Arts Concert
2:00 PM Thornton Oaks Concert
7:30 PM Bermel, Mendelssohn, & Vaughan Williams
7:00 PM Young Artists Concert
7:30 PM Weinberg, Balogh, & Brahms
2:00 PM Composers at the Museum 7:00 PM Young Artists Concert
10:30 AM Sunnybrook Village Concert
2:00 PM
Piper Shores Concert
7:00 PM Young Artists Composer Concert
7:30 PM Jupiter Quartet with Ran Dank
1:00 PM Young Artists Concert
2:00 PM Boothbay Opera House Concert
7:00 PM Young Artists Concert
7:30 PM Kreisler, Scott, & Brahms
1:00 PM
Masterclass: Zlatomir Fung
3:00 PM Young Artists Concert
7:00 PM Young Artists Concert
1:00 PM Young Artists Concert
7:30 PM Zlatomir Fung plays Elgar
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Faculty & Guest Artists
COMPOSITION
Derek Bermel American Composers Orchestra
Andreia Pinto Correia Indiana University
Aaron Jay Kernis Yale School of Music
Augusta Read Thomas University of Chicago
WINDS
Linda Chesis, flute Manhattan School of Music
Alan Kay, clarinet Juilliard; MSM; SUNY-Stony Brook
Jeff Scott, horn Oberlin Conservatory
VIOLIN
Aaron Berofsky University of Michigan
Meg Freivogel University of Illinois; Jupiter Quartet
Renée Jolles Eastman School of Music
Mikhail Kopelman Eastman School of Music
Kyung Sun Lee Seoul National University
Nelson Lee University of Illinois; Jupiter Quartet
Itzhak Rashkovsky Royal College of Music
Kurt Sassmannshaus Cincinnati College–Conservatory
Ani Schnarch Royal College of Music
Sergiu Schwartz Schwob School of Music; Lausanne Conservatory
Robin Scott Eastman School of Music; Ying Quartet
Ian Swensen San Francisco Conservatory
Janet Ying Eastman School of Music; Ying Quartet
Itamar Zorman Eastman School of Music
VIOLA
Rebecca Albers Mercer University; Minnesota Orchestra
Kirsten Docter Oberlin Conservatory; University of Michigan
Liz Freivogel University of Illinois; Jupiter Quartet
Dimitri Murrath San Francisco Conservatory
Maiya Papach Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra
Phillip Ying Eastman School of Music; Ying Quartet
CELLO
Edward Arron UMass Amherst
Denise Djokic University of Illinois
Steven Doane Eastman School of Music
Zlatomir Fung Guest Soloist Paul Katz New England Conservatory
Ahrim Kim Eastman School of Music; Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra
Daniel McDonough University of Illinois; Jupiter Quartet
David Ying Eastman School of Music; Ying Quartet
Keiko Ying Eastman School of Music
Jeffrey Zeigler Mannes School of Music
DOUBLE BASS
Anthony Manzo University of Maryland
Jeremy McCoy Manhattan School of Music; Bard; Montclair State University
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HARP
June Han
Columbia University; The Juilliard School; Peabody; Yale
PERCUSSION
Luke Rinderknecht Cleveland Institute of Music; Cleveland State University
PIANO
Peter Basquin Hunter College
Ran Dank Cincinnati College–Conservatory
Elinor Freer Eastman School of Music
Douglas Humpherys Eastman School of Music
Pei-Shan Lee New England Conservatory
Soyeon Kate Lee Cincinnati College–Conservatory
Tao Lin Shanghai Normal University
Julian Martin The Juilliard School
Jon Nakamatsu San Francisco Conservatory
Orli Shaham Guest Soloist
Liza Stepanova University of Georgia
STAFF PIANISTS
Nathan Cheung Miles Fellenberg Minjung Seo Byunghee Yoo
CONDUCTORS
Angel Gil-Ordóñez Georgetown University Jayce Ogren University of Michigan
ENSEMBLES
Ariel Quartet Cincinnati College–Conservatory
Horszowski Trio Longy School of Music of Bard College
Jupiter String Quartet University of Illinois Music from Copland House
Pacifica Quartet Indiana University
Ying Quartet Eastman School of Music
Read full artist bios at bowdoinfestival.org/artists
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Young Artists
COMPOSITION
Younje Cho
Xiaofeng Jiang Luis Daniel Jimenez Rojas Kai Kubota-Enright Benjamin Norbrook Kate Ragan Sami Seif Sam Wu*^ Zihan Wu
FLUTE
Kamilla Dancsa* Nikolas Rodriguez*
OBOE Julia Simpson*
CLARINET
Chao-Chih George Chen*^ Ju Hyun Lee* BASSOON Nina Laube*^
HORN Susannah Greenslit*
VIOLIN
Matthew Adams Filippo
Aldrovandi-Reina
Catherine Alsey Yahli Anter Masayoshi Arakawa Noah Arcenas Henry Ayanna^ Angela Bae* Asher Blackburn
Erina Buchholz Amelia Cannavo^ Ryan Char Vincent Chen Sicong Chen^ Daniel Chin-Garita Claire Cho^ Micaela Lee Chyu Flora Clapham Lauren Conroy* Iris Danek Justin DeFilippis*^ Alessia Disimino* Anthony Dorsey Theo Elwes Jeremy Foster Gabriella Foster Elaina Gable Kristine Clair Uchi Galano^ Xingyu Guan^ Cole Habekost Charles Hamilton^ Ari Cho Han Ellen Hayashi Xinhang He Fang-Chun Hsieh Elizabeth Huang^ Chloe Hyun Russell Iceberg*^ Hyeji Jeong Jaewon Jun Jeremiah Jung Isabell Karlsson Jonah Kartman Xiaoman Ke Ava Kenney^ Cuna Kim^ Lauren Kim Kim Ye Eun Aram Kim
Claire Byeol Kim^ Joylyn Kim Hannah Kim^ William Kinney^ Chloe Lee Luke Lee Kayla Lee Benjamin Lerman Hanke Li Tianyu Liu* Erica Liu Ellie Loya Hannah MacLean^ Evangelina Maeda
Gabriel Maffuz-Anker^ Cecilia Martin^ Tabitha Mason^ Karla Mejias Yifei Mo Dexter Mott Erica Nam^ Lucy Nemeth^ Lydia Newton^ Jungeun Noh Kei Obata Anna Park^ Yoon Bin Park^ Nathaniel Parker^ Kelsey Payne Biana Pinchuk^ Luke Pisani Veronica Rokicki Noor Rouhana Gabrielle Sewell^ Clark Snavely Camden Stohl Kevin Sung^ Shintaro Taneda Joshua Thai^ Lilyanne Thoroughman^ Alyssa Tong
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Kira van der Woerd
Roméo Vashishth Jingjia Wang Anna Yoo May Yu Elina Yuma Ellen Zhou
VIOLA Anna Brooke Matthew Chan
Nicolette Cheauré Natalie Clarke*^ Dominick Douglas^ Quincy Eby Elsie Bae Han Joy Hsieh^ Wednesday Hsu^ Lou Jantzen Mathew Lee ChengRong Li Charlotte Lohmann Zoey Ma Benjamin Martz^ Conor McAvinue^ Alexander Moroz^ Ho Fei Ng Molly Pope Georgia Post-Lipnick Aditi Prakash* Trent Ransom Sofia Scherer Chloe Slane Clara Smallwood^ William Sotiriou^ Lia Stallmann^
Nicolette Sullivan-Cozza Sam Sun
Jie-Ling Jennie Tang Sophia Torres Aaron Veazie Max Wang
Zijin Yang Zoe Yost^ Samuel Zacharia* Benjamin Zannoni* Andie Zhu
CELLO
Mia Kim Bernard^ Emma Cary Leo Chang Yunwen Chen* Celina Chen Owen Sørbye Davis Lexine Feng Nathan Francisco Jonathan Fuller Zachary Fung^ Anika Grieve Weian Gu Nathaniel Hagan Mary Brook Hartmann Huisun Hong Russell Houston* Joseph Hsieh Bennet Huang Hayden Idson^ Asher Kalfus Satoshi Kamei Claire Deokyong Kim* Felix Kim Joseph Kim Prestin Kim Dylan Lee Kinneavy^ Leo Kubota^ Helen LaGrand^ Anna Lee Evan James Lee April Lee Aaron Liu Karim Maggio Ethan Murphy^ Eleanor Pompa^
Charlotte Raine Dana Rath*^ Ivy Robison Benjamin Rodriguez Frida Leanne Rogn^ Kyle Ryu Jeremy Tai Noah Vin Peter Walsh Ian Wasserman Alexander Wu Seah Katherine Yu Leyuan Zhang
DOUBLE BASS Bailey Amspoker^ Isabel Atkinson Esther Kwon Broner McCoy Michaella Tufariello^
HARP
Amy Ahn Megan Apostol Sebastian Gobbels^ Raquel Nisi^ Isabelle Scott
PERCUSSION Jack Fischer^ Hao Hu Victor Sintchak^
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Young Artists
PIANO
Timothy Berry
Vicky Cai Spencer Cha Hans Chan^ Yi Chang^ Crystal Cheng Alana Chiang Ka Man Carmen Kun Ding William Zihua Ge Henry Giles Ziheng Michael Gong Maxwell Hammond Kenneth He Ana Howland Lyndon Ji*^ Wanqing Jiang
Ryan Kee Evan Krieger Mu-Tien Lai Stephen Joven-Lee*^ TianYi Li*^ Lucia Li Audrey Lin Ethan Lin Nicole Yanzuo Liu Chang Lu Immanuel Mykyta-Chomsky^ Lu Niu
Isaac Parlin Kevin Takeda^ Yongtong Tan^ Nataliia Tarelina Karina Tseng
Sean Terada Yang^ Christopher Yao Qisheng Ye^ Dongqin Yu Sarah Yuan^ Minyi Zhang Lingjia Zhang
COLLABORATIVE PIANO
Jing-Fang Huang* Xi Huang Elgin Lee* Ssu-Hsuan Li Diane Park* Cynthia Chih-Yu Tseng*^
*Fellow: The Fellowship Program is a fully-funded opportunity for the Festival’s most advanced young artists who are at the beginning of significant careers in music.
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Festival alum
The 2022 class includes 263 young artists, from 16 countries and 31 states.
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Chair
Elliot Rosen
Vice Chair Lorna Brown Flynn
Treasurer Robert C. Briselli
Secretary Kent Mitchell
Patricia Brown
Susan Chadima
Douglas Collins Rol Fessenden
Dr. Bernard Givertz
Peter Griffin Ian Hartsough
Sam Hayward Charles Johnson Cristle Collins Judd Susan Lavan
James T. Morgan Daniel Nitsch
Barbara Norton Dr. Hugh Phelps
Deborah Schall
Claudia Pierson Spies Susanne Stover
Dominique van de Stadt
Susan Weems
Jan Williams
David Ying Phillip Ying
STAFF
David Ying Artistic Director
Phillip Ying Artistic Director
Daniel Nitsch Executive Director
Grace Bell Director of Admissions & Operations
Lori Hopkinson Administrative Associate
Emily Manzo Director of Development Keith Orlando Finance & HR Officer
Sam Kyzivat Audio Producer
SUMMER STAFF
Peter Asimov Program Annotator
Bryant Blackburn Production Assistant
Scott Chiu Production Assistant
Micah Gangwer Director of Residence Life
Rachel Gangwer Assistant Director of Residence Life
Francesca Gray Head Resident Assistant
Taylor Hussey Production Assistant
Alex Lewis Production Assistant
Maxwell Lowery Production Coordinator
Jenna Montes Community Concert Coordinator
Nora Murphy Production Assistant
Erika Chinander Sciascia Head Resident Assistant
Niles Singer Photographer Phoebe Singer Head Resident Assistant
Nali Welinder Music Librarian & Orchestra Manager
Linda Zhang Program Coordinator
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Subscription Series
Ying Quartet Monday, June 27
Smaldone, Beethoven, & Shostakovich Wednesday, June 29
Honegger, Schafer, & Dvořák Friday, July 1
Ariel Quartet Monday, July 4 Pinto Correia, Kernis, & Bloch Wednesday, July 6
Schmitt, Kernis, & Arensky Friday, July 8
Music from Copland House Sunday, July 10 2:00 PM*
Horszowski Trio Monday, July 11
Beethoven, Chen, & Coleridge-Taylor Wednesday, July 13
Orli Shaham plays Mozart Friday, July 15 Crooker Theater*
Jupiter & Ying Quartets Monday, July 18
Saint-Saëns, Thomas, & Brahms Wednesday, July 20 Clarke, Thomas, & Brahms Friday, July 22
Dank & Lee Duo Sunday, July 24 2:00 PM*
Pacifica Quartet Monday, July 25
Bermel, Mendelssohn, & Vaughan Williams Wednesday, July 27 Weinberg, Balogh, & Brahms Friday, July 29
Jupiter Quartet Monday, August 1 Kreisler, Scott, & Brahms Wednesday, August 3 Zlatomir Fung plays Elgar Friday, August 5 Crooker Theater*
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Studzinski Recital Hall at 7:30 PM, unless otherwise noted* | Tickets are $45
Concerts by world-class musicians.
Gamper Festival of Contemporary Music
The music of our time.
Presented as part of the Bowdoin International Music Festival since 1965, the Charles E. Gamper Festival of Contemporary Music represents a sustained commitment to nurturing and promoting the music of our time. The Gamper Festival is funded in part by the Charles Gamper Music Fund of the Maine Community Foundation, the Aaron Copland Fund for Music, Inc., and the Alice M. Ditson Fund.
Echoes Through Time
Thursday, July 7 at 7:30 PM
Studzinski Recital Hall
Tickets not required; Free
Musical Metamorphoses
Saturday, July 9 at 7:30 PM
Studzinski Recital Hall
Tickets not required; Free
Music from Copland House
Sunday, July 10 at 2:00 PM
Studzinski Recital Hall
Tickets required; $45
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Young Artists Series
Performances by Festival Students.
Studzinski Recital Hall | Tickets not required | Free
Our Young Artists Series features performances by Festival students, made possible by scholarship support from audience members like you.
Thursday, June 30
7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Sunday, July 3
7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Tuesday, July 5
7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Saturday, July 9
2:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Sunday, July 10
7:00 PM - 10:00 PM
Tuesday, July 12
1:00 PM - 6:00 PM
7:00 PM - 10:00 PM
Thursday, July 14
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM
7:00 PM - 10:00 PM
Friday, July 15
1:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Tuesday, July 19
7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Thursday, July 21
7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Sunday, July 24
7:00 PM – 9:00 PM
Tuesday, July 26
7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Thursday, July 28
7:00 PM - 10:00 PM
Saturday, July 30
7:00 PM - 10:00 PM
Sunday, July 31
7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Tuesday, August 2
1:00 PM - 6:00 PM
7:00 PM - 10:00 PM
Thursday, August 4
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM
7:00 PM - 10:00 PM
Friday, August 5
1:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Program information will be available online the day of the performance.
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Masterclasses
A firsthand look into the teaching and learning process.
Studzinski Recital Hall | Tickets not required | Free
Our Masterclass series gives a firsthand look into the teaching and learning process that goes into creating music. Honing technical craft, understanding the nuances of musical language, and finding personal meaning in music are all part of a great masterclass.
Ariel Quartet Masterclass
Tuesday, July 5
10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Horszowksi Trio Masterclass
Monday, July 11
10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Orli Shaham Masterclass
Thursday, July 14
1:00 PM - 2:30 PM
Pacifica Quartet Masterclass
Monday, July 25
10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Zlatomir Fung Masterclass
Thursday, August 4
1:00 PM - 2:30 PM
Additional masterclasses will be announced at bowdoinfestival.org.
Program information will be available online the day of the class.
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Music at the Museum
Bowdoin College Museum of Art | Free
The Music at the Museum series features exciting musical performances, compositions, and inspiring collaborations in the Bowdoin College Museum of Art.
Family Saturday at the Museum Saturday, July 16 at 10:00 AM
Young art and music enthusiasts will engage with talented musicians to explore the intersection of music and the visual arts.
Music at the Museum
Thursday, July 21 at 11:00 AM | Reservations required Performances by Festival faculty and fellows.
Composers at the Museum
Saturday, July 30 at 2:00 PM
Student composers will select a work of art from the museum gallery and use it as inspiration for a new composition.
Program information will be available online the day of the performance.
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Inspiring collaborations in the museum galleries.
Meet the Composers
A window into the creative process.
Tickets not required | Free
An opportunity to learn about and experience the creative process of a living composer. These distinguished artists will discuss aspects of their music and inspirations.
Pedro Amaral
Thursday, June 30
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Livestream Online
Aaron Jay Kernis
Thursday, July 7
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Studzinski Rehearsal Room
Clarice Assad
Thursday, July 14
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Livestream Online
Augusta Read Thomas
Thursday, July 21
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Studzinski Rehearsal Room
Füsun Köksal
Thursday, July 28
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Studzinski Rehearsal Room
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Community Concerts
Saturday, July 2
Topsham Library 2:00 PM Topsham
Sunday, July 3 Sable Lodge 2:00 PM South Portland Tuesday, July 5 The Highlands 2:00 PM Topsham
Wednesday, July 6 Piper Shores 2:00 PM Scarborough
Friday, July 8
Thornton Oaks 2:00 PM Brunswick Saturday, July 9 Curtis Library 10:00 AM Brunswick
Monday, July 11 Mayo Street Arts 2:00 PM Portland
Tuedsay, July 12 Mid Coast Hospital 11:30 AM Brunswick Monday, July 18 People Plus 2:00 PM Brunswick Tuesday, July 19 The Highlands 2:00 PM Topsham
Thursday, July 21 OceanView 2:00 PM Falmouth
Saturday, July 23 Phippsburg Church 2:00 PM Phippsburg
Tuesday, July 26
Day’s Ferry Church 2:00 PM Woolwich
Wednesday, July 27 Meetinghouse Arts 2:00 PM Freeport
Friday, July 29 Thornton Oaks 2:00 PM Brunswick
Sunday, July 31 Piper Shores 2:00 PM Scarborough
Monday, August 1 Sunnybrook Village 10:30 AM Brunswick Tuesday, August 2 Boothbay Opera House 2:00 PM Boothbay
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Festival Giving Opportunities
Your gift inspires extraordinary music.
Our goal is to provide you with giving opportunities that will help you inspire extraordinary music in a manner that is most meaningful to you. You may take action today or plan for a lifetime legacy. Let us know how we can assist you in making the most of your desire to make a difference here at the Bowdoin International Music Festival.
Endow a Fund
The Festival’s endowment provides a steady source of funding to support world-class education. Your Endowment gift creates a lasting legacy and helps us engage musicians of the highest caliber for generations to come.
Named Endowment Funds can also provide an opportunity to honor or memorialize loved ones.
Leave a Legacy
The Encore Society recognizes individuals who have included the Festival in their will or other estate plans.
Estate gifts given as bequests can take various forms including cash, stock, IRA distribution, or approved property and works of art. Bequests do not reduce one’s current assets and can provide you with a way to ensure a long-lasting legacy. You may also establish a Named Endowment Fund with your estate gift.
The Festival is pleased to discuss individualized options for your legacy planning.
Contact: Emily Manzo, Director of Development 207-373-1440 | emily@bowdoinfestival.org
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Sponsor an Artist
Artist Sponsorship acknowledges the exceptional nature of our Faculty and Guest Artists and the critical necessity of quality education. By sponsoring an Artist, you can help the Festival bring world-class musicians to Maine.
Sponsorship Levels include:
Full Season Faculty Sponsorship $14,000 Guest Chamber Ensemble Sponsorship $7,500
Single Session Faculty Sponsorship $7,000 Guest Artist Sponsorship $5,000
2022 Guest Artist Sponsors: Elliot Rosen & Sharon Cohen – The Horszowski Trio
Festival Giving Opportunities
Sponsor a Student
We hope you will consider becoming a student sponsor and changing the life of an aspiring young musician.
Each year, 250 young musicians attend the Bowdoin International Music Festival’s summer institute to study with exceptional faculty and prepare for a life in music. Many of these talented students do not have sufficient financial resources to attend the Festival. Our goal is to ensure that music education is available to all admitted students regardless of financial limitations. To make their attendance possible, the Festival pairs these students with generous sponsors.
Sponsorship Levels include:
Full Session 6-Week Sponsorship $7,350 covers tuition, room, board & fees
Single Session 3-Week Sponsorship $4,150 covers tuition, room, board & fees
Single Session Tuition Sponsorship $2,100 covers tuition
2022 Scholarship Supporters
Sponsors give aspiring musicians access to an invaluable education.
SIX-WEEK FULL SPONSORSHIP
Anonymous (1)
Patricia Brown
Doug Collins
Barbara Gauditz
Peter & Harriette Griffin
Lewis & Adria Kaplan (2) Hugh & Norma Phelps
Richard & Maryan F. Chapin
Scholarship (2)
Tod & Lyn Rodger
Deborah Schall
Claudia & Michael Spies
Dominique van de Stadt & Octavio Pajaro
THREE-WEEK FULL SPONSORSHIP
Margy Burroughs
Lorna & Jack Flynn
Marta & Robert Frank
Susan Lavan
Kent & Natalie Mitchell
Bill & Mary Earl Rogers
Liza & Reid Thompson Ruth & Rupert White
THREE-WEEK TUITION SPONSORSHIP
Anonymous (2)
Christine & George Bachrach (2)
Susan & Peter Bachrach (2)
Robert & Carol Briselli
Dr. & Mrs. Stephen Corson (2)
Beatrice Français
Bernard & Phyllis Givertz
Charles Johnson & Jean Appleby Johnson
Sallie Smith Kise
Martha & Hollis McBride
James T. Morgan
Dr. Richard & Sandra Neiman
Barbara & John Norton Herbert & Harriet Paris
Jonathan B. Phillips Lenore & Norman Rapkin Civia & Irwin H. Rosenberg Howard & Mary Jane Rosenfield
Kenneth & Judy Segal
Dick Stephenson Charles & Karen Sumner
SCHOLARSHIP GALA UNDERWRITERS
Gold ($3,000 and up)
Anonymous (1)
Patricia Brown
Ian Hartsough & Madeline Cohen
Elliot Rosen & Sharon Cohen
Claudia & Michael Spies Katharine J. Watson
Silver ($1,500)
Margy Burroughs
Lorna & Jack Flynn
Peter & Harriette Griffin
Susan Lavan
Peter & Ann LeBourdais
Kent & Natalie Mitchell
Barbara & John Norton
Bill & Mary Earl Rogers
Shawnee Sax, in honor of Patricia Brown
Deborah Schall
Dick Stephenson, in memory of Ann Stephenson
Dominique van de Stadt & Octavio Pajaro Keiko & Phillip Ying
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Festival Giving Opportunities
Corporate & Foundation Support
The Festival is pleased to acknowledge the following companies and foundations for their partnership in bringing music of the highest artistic standards to Maine. By aligning their brands with ours, these organizations demonstrate a lasting and vital commitment to the future of world-class music. Partnerships with the Festival are mutually beneficial endeavors that provide exposure and goodwill for businesses.
CORPORATIONS
Bath Savings Institution
HM Payson & Co.
Steinway & Sons
CelloBello
Down East Magazine
ERI Design Maine Public
OneSixtyFive
Piper Shores
Portland Press Herald
The Brunswick Hotel
The Highlands
The Times Record
The Violin Channel
Thornton Oaks
FOUNDATIONS
Anonymous (1)
Aaron Copland Fund for Music
Alfred M. Senter Fund
Alice M. Ditson Fund of Columbia University
Charles Gamper Music Fund of the Maine Community Foundation Donnelley Charitable Lead Unitrust
Dorothy Richard Starling Foundation
Margaret E. Burnham Charitable Trust
Onion Foundation Riggs Cove Foundation
Roselle B. Fine Charitable Lead Trust
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Annual Giving
Inspire extraordinary music by making a gift to the Festival. Not only will your gift foster music of the highest artistic caliber, you will receive opportunities to personalize your Festival experience through annual giving benefits. Each gift level includes the benefits of all underlying levels.
Membership Benefits
FRIENDS CIRCLE
Partner: $1,000-$1,999
• Complimentary guest ticket to select concerts
• In-home livestreaming tech support
Advocate: $500-$999
• Early access to ticket sales and seat selections
Contributor: $100-$499
• Unlimited ticket exchanges
Friend: up to $99
• Program book and annual report recognition
LEADERSHIP CIRCLE
Visionary: $25,000 and up
• Giving at this level could include a Full Studio Sponsorship
• Invitation to dinner with Artistic Directors
• Honorary concert sponsorship Benefactor: $10,000–$24,999
• Giving at this level could include an Artist Sponsorship
• Access to tickets at sold-out events
Innovator: $5,000–$9,999
• Giving at this level could include a Full Student Sponsorship
• Invitation to Board Faculty Dinner
Ambassador: $2,000–$4,999
Make a gift online today at bowdoinfestival.org/give
• Giving at this level could include a Single Student Sponsorship
• Invitation to private orchestra rehearsals
• Recognition on Leadership Circle lobby board
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Our Community of Supporters
Individual Donors: May 25, 2021 – May 25, 2022
Annual giving affirms the Festival’s ability to provide inspiring performances and meaningful education. Our tradition of musical excellence depends on a community of caring friends who annually contribute vital support to scholarships, faculty and guest artists, housing, operations, concert production and performance, and facility rental.
Visionary ($25,000 and up)
Anonymous (1)
Patricia Brown
Benefactor ($10,000–$24,999)
Margy Burroughs
Barbara Gauditz
Peter & Harriette Griffin Michael & Claudia Spies
Innovator ($5,000–$9,999)
Anonymous (1)
Anne Akiko Meyers & Jason Subotky
Jane V. & John F. Berry
Doug Collins
Lorna & Jack Flynn
Marta & Robert Frank Cristle Collins Judd Susan Lavan Kent & Natalie Mitchell Hugh & Norma Phelps Tod & Lyn Rodger
Bill & Mary Earl Rogers
Elliot Rosen & Sharon Cohen
Deborah Schall
Dominique van de Stadt & Octavio Pajaro
Laurel Walsh & Justin Schuetz Ruth & Rupert White
Ambassador ($2,000–$4,999)
Anonymous (1)
Ellen Asherman
Christine & George Bachrach
Susan & Peter Bachrach
Robert & Carol Briselli
Susan Chadima & Michael Steitzer
Elizabeth Childs
Dr. & Mrs. Stephen Corson Beatrice Français Bill & Sally Haggett Ian Hartsough & Madeline Cohen Sam & Jan Hayward Eileen & James Hornor Charles Johnson & Jean Appleby Johnson Sallie Smith Kise
Peter & Ann LeBourdais Martha & Hollis McBride James T. Morgan Dr. Richard & Sandra Neiman Barbara & John Norton Herbert & Harriet Paris Jonathan B. Phillips Lenore & Norman Rapkin Civia & Irwin H. Rosenberg Howard & Mary Jane Rosenfield Kenneth & Judy Segal Ed & Whitney Selover Dick Stephenson Charles & Karen Sumner Liza & Reid Thompson Hedy & Paul Tukey
Katharine J. Watson David Ying & Elinor Freer Keiko & Phillip Ying
Partner ($1,000–$1,999)
Anonymous (1)
Drs. Susan & James Carter Sheridan & Richard Collins Rol & Averil Fessenden
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Wendy & Stephen Gaal
Thomas M. Garrett
Bernard & Phyllis Givertz
Colleen Khoury & David Karraker
David Lakari
Nancy N. & Richard K. Lubin
Holly Wagner & Jere Nash
Helen Norton
Silvana & Christopher Pascucci
Trish Riley
Clayton & Julianne Rose
Shawnee & Douglas Sax Alan & Ellen Shaver
Barbara Smith Karsten Sorensen Ann & David Swanson
Advocate ($500–$999)
Anonymous (1)
Douglas C. Bates & E. Lynn Kay
Claire & Richard Corbin Ross Crolius
Jane Eberle
Kristen Engberg Anne Epperson
Mike & Betsy Fear
Jim & Janice Feather David & Jane Fey
Mona Freer
Joseph & Merna Guttentag Anne & John Herrmann
Cynthia Howland
Barbara & A.W. Karchmer
Ursula & Steven McAllister
Keith & Elizabeth Orlando
Arthur & Deborah Pierce
Carole A. Pope
Robert C. Porter, Jr.
Bob Reyes & Jeff Deetz
Sue & Bruce Rosen
Robert Schmidt
Ellen Shillinglaw & Jeffrey Stann
Adrienne Smith
Susanne Stover & Eric Freeman
Beth & Edward Sugarman
Michael & Wendy Taylor
John Watson & Nancy Brain Susan & Steve Weems Jan & Marty Wilk
Contributor ($100–$499)
Anonymous (13) Paul Abramson
Elizabeth & Rudolf Amann Richard & Bonnie Anderson Bunny Andrews Joanna Bachelder Elinor B. Bachrach
Sally & Ron Bancroft
Lawrence Banks & Eleanor Maren Judd Barbara D. Smith Claudia Beckwith Elizabeth & Jeffory Begin Grace Bell
Derek Bermel & Andreia Pinto Correia Joyce & James Bessen Roger Bogart Gary Bondeson Eileen Bonine Bruce Brandt
Carolyn Bryant-Sarles
Roger & Anne Buchholz Fiorella Canin Michael Cantara Donald Carter
Jennifer Caven Curt Dale Clark Mary & Melville Conner Susan Cook
Martha Gifford & James Daniels Anna Darnell
Robert De Lisle
Julie & Nat de Sherbinin
Susannah Dryman Judith & David Falk Thomas Fallon Claire Farrell Linda & Peter Flaherty Gerald Flanagan
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Our Community of Supporters
Charles & Marilyn Flynn
Anthony Foley Sr.
Susan & Frank Freer
Warren Geier
Lynne Giallombardo & Finlay McQuade
Katherine Gilfillan
David & Kathleen Glenn-Lewin
Anne & Frank Goodyear
Samuel Greene & Phyllis Gansz-Greene
Nelson Hicks
Patricia G. Hoffman
Thomas & Susan Hunt
Lorraine & Todd Idson
Liz & Lew Incze
Barbara & Steven Inkellis
Joanna Jones
Barbara & Bruce Kantner
Elizabeth Kilbreth
Susan & Warren Lammert Ed & Nancy Langbein
Karl & Joan Lauenstein
Andrea Leers & Jean-Pierre Angel
Carol & Robert Lenna
Grace Lewis-McLaren
Chris & Sue Livesay
Edward & Barbara Lovely
Alan Lukas
Alaster MacDonald Margaret & Bruce MacDougal
Judith Maslin
Kim Matthews
Keith Miller
Charlotte & Gordon Moore
Mason & Margaret Morfit
James Murphy
Yun Murphy
Kenny & Mary Nelson
Joseph P. & Meg Newhouse
Michael & Colleen Nicastro
Daniel Nitsch & Laura del Sol Jiménez
Abigail & Robert Patterson
James Peters
Jeanine Provencal
Margaret Quayle Ross & Jane Reynolds Jan Roberson
George & Cevia Rosol Alan Rubenstein & Lisa Shoglow Don & Sue Rudalevige Judith & Charles Russell
Elena Schmidt
Roche Schulfer
Barbara & Peter Shaw
David Shipman & Susan Kiralis
Peggy Siegle
Peter Simmons & Charlotte Agell Jan Slater
Judith Sobol Susan Stoddard Deirdre Strachan & Jose Mas Carla Maria Süllwold
Chuck Verrill Emily & Matt Ward Pam Berry & Doug Warren
Patricia Welsch Joan & John Westley Genie & Nat Wheelwright Barbara Wohltman Patricia & George Young
Friend (up to $99) Anonymous (16) Tom Abelson
Susanna Adams
Susan Anderson
Joseph Balaban
Joyce Bermel
David Bilski
Alan Blum & Jim Burnett
Katherine Bracher
Eleanor Brown
Dr. Timothy Carter Nancy B. Chandler
Caroline Chinlund Phyllis Chinlund
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Judith Clarke & Thomas Rusk
Elizabeth Cullen
Christine A. Dascher
Carl de Boor
Joel Deckler
Jane Donelon
Riva Edelman
Barbara Tsonis & Douglas Gardiner
Gershon Gerchikov
Nancy Gilbert
Frank Hammelman
Dr. Sally C. Hoople
Nick Hopley
Elaine Hyman
Ira & Jessica Hymoff
Jillian Jakeman
Jane & Dewitt John
Robert & Laura Kaster
Michael Kelly Katherin Kiefer
Wenxin Liu
Elizabeth Loewald
Robert Louden
Emily Manzo
Laura McDill
Charles Metz
Susan G. Mikesell
Mildred Minot
Phillip & Carol Niles
Delene Perley
Edward Riggs
Robin & Laurence Rubinstein
Michael & Mical Schneider
Deb Sewall
Goldie Shabad
John J. Smith
Bob & Ann Springhorn
Nancy Struve
Kay Sullivan
June & David Vail
Lloyd M. Van Lunen & Margaret A. Wilson
Barbara Vickery Sophie Whitehouse
2022 GIFTS IN DEDICATION
In Memory of Dr. Louis and Anne J. Bachrach Christine & George Bachrach
In Honor of Patricia Brown Patricia G. Hoffman Shawnee & Douglas Sax
In Memory of Martin Canin Fiorella Canin
In Memory of Richard & Maryan F. Chapin Riggs Cove Foundation
In Honor of Pei-Shan Lee Anne Epperson
In Memory of Paul J. Lynskey Jan Roberson
In Memory of Rabbi Simeon Maslin Civia & Irwin H. Rosenberg
In Memory of Robert & Elizabeth Porter Robert C. Porter, Jr.
In Memory of Donald Sarles Carolyn Bryant-Sarles
In Memory of Anita Simmons Peter Simmons & Charlotte Agell
In Memory of Ann Stephenson Dick Stephenson Our intention is to acknowledge all donors accurately. Please contact us to report any error or omissions: emily@bowdoinfestival.org or 207-373-1440.
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