24-25 Season Program Book - Mozart & Mother Goose and Fire & Rain by brevardsymphonyorchestra

2024-2025 Season

StarryNights

Christopher Confessore, Music Director

StarryNights 2024-2025 Season

The Brevard Symphony Orchestra

Board of Directors

Janet Forrer, Chair

Roger Anderson, Chair-Elect

Debbie Caldwell, Vice-Chair

Dr. Nancy Johnson, Vice-Chair

Travis Proctor, Treasurer

Dorothy Allen, Secretary

Patrick Anderson

Christina Apelgren

Geraldine Blanchard

Ann-Marie Brush

Jason Carey

Yvonne Clayborne

Dr. Alfredo Fanelli

Lauri Hart

Tess Hughes

Joanna Jobson

Darcia Jones Francey

Marilyn Kitchel

Sasha Korczynski

Dr. Robert Lamb

Administration

Christopher McAlpine

Lisa McAlpine

Charles Nash

Hugh Normile

Dr. Alexies Ramirez

Carol Reeve

Dr. Jason Wieseler

Philip Zies

Christopher Confessore, Music Director & Principal Conductor

Hadassah Etienne, Executive Director

Bethany Confessore, Director of Artistic Operations

Rebecca Simons, Director of the Brevard Symphony Youth Orchestra

Laura Sayer, Communications & Marketing Director

Daisy Hunter, Executive Assistant

Diane Van Aman, Finance Manager

Jennifer Guzman, Orchestra Librarian

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To learn more about this season's concerts, please visit our website, BrevardSymphony.com. Single tickets to all of this season's concerts are available now. When you click to purchase your tickets, you will automatically be redirected to the King Center website to complete your purchase.

First Timer's First Timer's Guide Guide

What is the difference between a symphony, an orchestra, and a philharmonic?

The short answer is: NOTHING! Among the top tier orchestras, in the U.S., are the New York Philharmonic, the Cleveland Orchestra, and the Chicago Symphony

The word “orchestra” defines a group of musicians performing a concert. “Symphony” means harmony. “Philharmonic” is the love of harmony. Orchestras may choose their names based on how it sounds with their city or state name, or to differentiate it from other orchestras in the same city or area.

How long are the performances?

Most concerts last approximately 2 hours, including a 15 minute intermission. Any significant exceptions to this time frame will be noted on the individual concert page on our website. Each performance is divided into two parts, with an intermission in the middle

When should I clap?

Generally, you clap only after a piece of music is completed. For example, if you’re listening to Tchaikovsky’s Symphony No. 5, which has four movements, it is generally considered appropriate to only clap after the last movement. You can look at your program book to find out how many movements a piece has. Usually, there is a short pause between movements. Although, sometimes there is no discernible gap If you’re unsure, you’ll know the piece is over when Maestro Confessore turns around to face the audience. However, even though the norm is to remain quiet between movements, if you are moved to display your appreciation after a particularly exciting movement, feel free to clap away!

How many musicians are on stage?

Typically, there are approximately 65 musicians on stage. The number of musicians required depends on the piece being performed. At times, we’ve had a smaller orchestra and, at other times, we’ve had as many as 100 musicians on stage.

Will I recognize any of the music?

You’ll probably recognize far more than you would imagine Many of today’s popular songs, television shows and movies use classical themes, including the “Lone Ranger” theme (Rossini’s William Tell Overture), the Bugs Bunny cartoon “What’s Opera, Doc?” (Wagner’s Ride of the Valkyries) and Billy Joel’s “This Night” (Beethoven’s Pathétique Piano Sonata), to name a few.

What kind of accommodations does the King Center provide for patrons with disabilities and impairments?

The King Center offers a variety of accommodations for guests with ADA requirements. Please speak to an usher for more information.

MessagesfortheSeason MessagesfortheSeason

From Christopher Confessor

Welcome to this performance Symphony Orchestra! This seaso opportunities to hear our fabu ever before! Our Signature seri performances of some of the music ever written, including wo Mendelssohn, Mozart, and Bee

again be performing with the Space Coast Ballet Company for their annual production of Tchaikovsky’s The Nutcracker. There truly is something for everyone – please bring your friends We can’t wait to perform for you!

family. Together, we make a difference in Brevard County and ensure the orchestra continues to perform! Please consider introducing your friends to the BSO by bringing them to a concert, fundraising event or a South Guild luncheon meeting

MaestroChristopherConfessore MaestroChristopherConfessore

topher Confessore celebrates his 30th season usic Director of the Brevard Symphony stra in 2024-25 During his acclaimed tenure, chestra has enjoyed a dramatic and sustained of artistic excellence and has been praised its innovative programming, spirited mances and broad repertoire. He also serves incipal POPS Conductor of the Alabama hony Orchestra where he has been a member conducting staff for 25 years. During that he has led the ASO in hundreds of Pops, rworks, Educational/Outreach, and Outdoor mances across the state of Alabama.

Mr. Confessore s schedule as a guest conductor has included appearances with the Detroit Symphony Orchestra, Houston Symphony, Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra, Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra, Kansas City Symphony, Fort Worth Symphony, North Carolina Symphony, Jacksonville Symphony, Naples Philharmonic, Charlotte (NC) Symphony, Tucson Symphony Orchestra, Sarasota Orchestra, Amarillo Symphony Orchestra, Hartford Symphony Orchestra, New Mexico Philharmonic, and the Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra He has appeared as a conductor for two of Walt Disney World’s most elaborate productions: The Candlelight Processional at EPCOT – a production featuring a full orchestra, 300-voice choir and celebrity narrators including Whoopi Goldberg, Neil Patrick Harris, Kurt Russell, and Sigourney Weaver – and The Music of Pixar: A Symphony of Characters at Disney’s Hollywood Studios.

Throughout his career, Mr. Confessore has demonstrated a strong commitment to sharing symphonic music with young people. During the 2024-25 season, he will conduct the premieres of three innovative new education programs that will bring the thrill of live symphonic music to thousands of eager young listeners

Heralded as a sensitive accompanist and inspiring collaborator, Christopher Confessore has accompanied a distinguished list of concert artists, including Itzhak Perlman, Joshua Bell, and Lang Lang. As a Pops conductor, he has appeared with a diverse group of superstars, including Grammy Award winners Art Garfunkel, Amy Grant, Roberta Flack, Patti LaBelle, Judy Collins, Indigo Girls, Marvin Hamlisch, LeAnn Rimes, Chris Botti, Peabo Bryson, Rick Springfield, Patti Austin, Jon Anderson, Nanci Griffith, Lee Greenwood, and Charlie Daniels and Tony Award winners Idina Menzel and Jennifer Holliday. Music columnist Mary Colurso of The Birmingham News remarked “Anyone who regards the symphony as stuffy and elitist hasn’t been to a SuperPops show when Confessore’s in charge. He exudes nice-guy appeal on stage, along with real warmth, a sense of humor and smarts to spare ”

Mr. Confessore holds a Master of Music degree in Instrumental Conducting from the University of Southern California and the Bachelor of Music degree in Bassoon Performance from Florida State University.

For a complete concert calendar, visit www.christopherconfessore.com/events

BSO BOARD CHAIRS

John T. Hartley (1969-1971)

E.J. Threadgill (1971-1972)

Harold Golder (1972-1973)

Roman K.C. Johns (1973-1974)

William Powell (1974-1975)

Imogene M. Threadgill (1975-1976)

Roman K.C. Johns (1976-1977)

George Mix (1979-1980)

Hubert C. Normile, Jr. (1980-1982)

Frederick B. Buoni (1982-1983)

Marilyn Brentlinger (1983-1984)

William M. Lohse (1984-1986)

Michael H. Graff (1986-1987)

Herbert L. Shulman (1987-1988)

Marcia Denius (1988-1989)

Andre Arrouet (1989-1990)

Darcia Jones Francey (1990-1992)

Hubert C. Normile, Jr. (1992-1993)

Craig A. Suman (1993-1995)

Richard C. Beagley (1995-1997)

Dallas Gillespie (1997-1999)

Jerry Allender (1999-2001)

James LaHam (2001-2004)

Jim Cavanaugh (2004-2007)

Christopher McAlpine (2007-2010)

Harry Brandon (2010-2012)

Brian Nemeroff (2012-2014)

Ann-Marie Brush (2014-2016)

Yvonne Clayborne (2016-2018)

Charles Nash (2018-2020)

Jason Wieseler (2020-2022)

Kevin Smith (2022-2023)

Philip Zies (2023-2024)

Janet E. Forrer (2024-Present)

BOARD MEMBERS EMERITUS

Richard C. Beagley

Harry Brandon

Brady Puryear

Jack Smith

Craig A. Suman

Christopher Confessore, Music Director

2024-2025 Signature Series | CONCERT 3

January 18, 2025 | 2:00 & 7:30 PM | The King Center

Mozart&MotherGoose

Concert Sponsors:

The BSO South Guild The Baney Family, in memory of Carolyn Baney

Matinee Series Sponsor:

Christopher & Bethany Confessore with the Disney Employee Matching Gifts Program

Joseph Bologne Chevalier de Saint-Georges (1745-1799)

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791)

Symphony in D Major, op. 11, no. 2 PROGRAM

Allegro Andante Presto

Piano Concerto No. 23 in A Major, K. 488

Allegro Adagio Allegro assai

Sasha Kasman Laude, piano

Intermission

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

Eine kleine Nachtmusik, K. 525

Allegro Romanze: Andante

Menuetto: Allegretto Finale: Allegro

Maurice Ravel (1875-1937)

Mother Goose Suite

Pavane of the Sleeping Beauty Hop-o’-My-Thumb Laideronette, Empress of the Pagodes Conversations of Beauty and the Beast The Fairy Garden

Ravel’s Mother Goose Suite is sponsored by Joanna Jobson and Baker Hughes

VIOLIN 1

Lisa Ferrigno, Concertmaster

Victor Ferroni, Associate Concertmaster

Marius Tabacila

Olga Ferroni

David Brill

Maria Chirinos

Michael Faulkner

Scott Knopf

Evgeny Komarnitskiy

Elena Komarnitskaia

VIOLIN 2

Fang Brill, Principal

Bethany Confessore

Olga Kolpakova

Ashley Nelson

Jennifer Guzman

Dana Holmes

Mariana Aguilera

Laura Pinfield

VIOLA

Sandra Robbins, Principal

Holly Watters

Carl Kerner

Daniel Cortes

Lisa Loucks

CELLO

David Calhoun, Principal

Thomas Silliman, Assistant Principal

Brenda Higgins

Adriana Stenvik

Joan Markstein, Principal Emeritus

Amie Tishkoff

BASS

Michael Hill, Principal

Robert Kennon, Assistant Principal

Kevin Gallagher

Richard Desgrange, Principal Emeritus

FLUTE

Christina Apelgren, Principal

Nicole Scott

OBOE

Lora MacPherson, Principal

Kristin Naigus

CLARINET

Keith Koons, Principal

Erik Cole

BASSOON

Chris Eberle, Principal

Ashley Heintzen

CONTRABASSON

Matthew Melillo

FRENCH HORN

Benjamin Lieser, Principal

Kathy Thomas

TIMPANI

Brian Slawson, Principal

PERCUSSION

Kirk Gay, Acting Principal

Zack Frank

Gavin Pritchard

HARP

Dawn Marie Edwards, Principal

CELESTE

Alan Clark

Mozart&MotherGoose

Daniel Cho, guest conductor

Daniel Cho is a Korean-American conductor and violinist, who proudly serves as the Assistant Conductor of the Alabama Symphony and the Music Director of the Alabama Symphony Youth Orchestra He has previously held positions as Assistant Conductor of the Eugene Symphony in Oregon and the Yakima Symphony in Washington state In addition to his organizational roles, Daniel has traveled and worked as a guest conductor around the United States, including with the Nashville Symphony, Anchorage Symphony, and Las Cruces Symphony in New Mexico.

Daniel began as a conductor at the age of sixteen when he was invited to be Assistant Conductor of the Napa Valley Youth Symphony, where he was also concertmaster. Since then, Daniel’s journey as a conductor and a musician has been guided by values stemming from his joyful curiosity for his craft, and his determined optimism for classical music’s future.

A lover of collaboration, Daniel has received opportunities to work with other art forms and genres of music. He served as Conducting Fellow of Eugene Ballet from 2021-2023, and was invited to return to the ballet pit as a guest conductor for the 2023 run of Eugene Ballet’s Nutcracker production; he also joined the Company on tour to Anchorage, Alaska. From 2019-2022, he held the position of Assistant Conductor of Eugene Opera, assisting on productions of Giacomo Puccini’s Tosca and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s Magic Flute. Daniel is also featured as a violinist and consultant on the upcoming album of the Nashville-based and Grammy-nominated American roots group, The War and Treaty.

Daniel holds his second Master of Music degree in Orchestral Conducting from the University of Oregon School of Music and Dance, where he received the Award for Excellence in Graduate Teaching He also holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Violin Performance from New England Conservatory in Boston, MA When not making music, Daniel enjoys reading essay collections and novels, taking photographs on film, and long walks with his red golden retriever, Lucy

Sasha Kasman Laude, piano

Pianist Sasha Kasman Laude’s playing is praised by critics as “powerful and vivid” (Palm Beach Arts Review) and having “such an abundance of intelligence that it can only be described as relentless” (Ludwig Van Toronto) Kasman Laude is one of five finalists of the 2025 American Pianists Awards, competing for the Christel DeHaan Classical Fellowship over the course of thirteen months. Her current concert season features performances with the Dover Quartet, Indianapolis Chamber Orchestra, Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra, and return engagements for the Ilse Newell Concert Series (FL) and Brevard Symphony Orchestra (FL). She will serve on the jury of the 2024 Los Angeles International Liszt Competition.

Kasman Laude has given solo recitals in such venues as Steinway Hall in New York City, Yamaha Ginza Hall in Tokyo, Salle Cortot in Paris, and Teatro Carlo Felice in Genoa as part of a recital tour of twelve cities across Italy She has performed as a soloist with over a dozen symphony orchestras in the USA and abroad, including the Juilliard Orchestra, Calgary Philharmonic, Dayton Philharmonic, Alabama, Huntsville, Ann Arbor, LaGrange, and Hendersonville Symphony Orchestras, and played seven different concertos with the National Symphony Orchestra of Ukraine. She has worked under the batons of maestros including Jeffrey Kahane, Neal Gittleman, Gregory Vajda, Jeffrey Milarsky, Yaniv Attar, Christopher Confessore, and Natalia Ponomarchuk.

A native of Moscow, Kasman Laude began her musical studies with her parents, acclaimed pianists and pedagogues Yakov and Tatiana Kasman. She continued studying with her father at the University of Alabama at Birmingham and went on to earn an MM degree from the Juilliard School, studying with Robert McDonald In the spring of 2023, Kasman Laude received a Doctorate of Musical Arts from the University of Michigan, where she was the studio assistant of Logan Skelton, won the school concerto competition, and received the School of Music, Theater, and Dance's top graduation honor, the Earl V. Moore Award. In the fall of 2023, Kasman Laude joined the faculty of Utah State University’s Caine College of the Arts as Assistant Professor of Piano in the Department of Music.

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Christopher Confessore, Music Director

2024-2025 POPS SERIES | CONCERT 2

February 1, 2025 | 2:00 & 7:30 PM | The King Center

Fire&Rain:FolkAnthemsofthe‘70s

FeaturingSwearingenandKelli

Concert Sponsor:

Nash & Kromash LLP

Matinee Series Sponsor:

Christopher & Bethany Confessore with the Disney Employee Matching Gifts Program

American Pie Overture

Wild World Dreams

Landslide

Sundown

If You Could Read My Mind

Country Roads Take It Easy

The Boxer

Intermission

When Will I Be Loved Overture

I Feel the Earth Move

You’ve Got a Friend

A Tribute to James Taylor

Fire and Rain

Big Yellow Taxi

The Marrying Kind

Sister Golden Hair

Heart of Gold

Time in a Bottle

FFire&Rain ire&Rain MusicianRoster MusicianRoster

VIOLIN 1

Lisa Ferrigno, Concertmaster

Stewart Kitts

Marius Tabacila

Scott Knopf

Olga Kolpakova

Michael Faulkner

Liviu Onofrei

Ashley Nelson

VIOLIN 2

Bethany Confessore, Acting Principal

Jennifer Guzman

Dana Holmes

Mariana Aguilera

Laura Pinfield

VIOLA

Sandra Robbins, Principal

Holly Watters

Linda Kessler

Carl Kerner

CELLO

David Calhoun, Principal

Thomas Silliman, Assistant Principal

Adriana Stenvik

Joan Markstein, Principal Emeritus

BASS

Luis Munoz, Acting Principal

Richard Desgrange, Principal Emeritus

FLUTE

Christina Apelgren, Principal

Nicole Scott

OBOE

Lora MacPherson, Principal

Kristin Naigus

CLARINET

Keith Koons, Principal

Erik Cole

BASSOON

Chris Eberle, Principal

Ashley Heintzen

FRENCH HORN

Patrick Phillips, Acting Principal

Sean Callahan

Cathy Caldwell

Frank Grey

TRUMPET

Ken Boyd, Acting Principal

Ed Gaston

Nicole Sasser

TROMBONE

Brian Foote, Principal

Jacob Henderson

Laurie Broadway

TUBA

Robin Sisk, Principal

TIMPANI

Brian Slawson, Principal

PERCUSSION

Zach Frank, Acting Principal

William Brown

DRUM SET

Mike Scialabba

HARP

Dawn Marie Edwards, Principal

PIANO

Jeremie Michael

ELECTRIC BASS

Jerry Bravo

FFire&Rain ire&Rain GuestArtists GuestArtists

Kevin Fitzgerald, guest conductor

American conductor Kevin Fitzgerald is a formidable musical leader. In July 2023, he won the Special Prize for the Best Performance of the Contemporary Piece at The Mahler Competition. Kevin is the first conductor to win this award, sponsored by the Mahler Foundation, which led to him conducting the world premiere of Bernd Richard Deutsch's Con Moto with the Bamberger Symphoniker during the final concert of the competition In 2021, he was a Tanglewood Music Center Conducting Fellow, and he has been awarded Career Assistance Grants by the Solti Foundation U S for four consecutive years beginning from 2019.

He has been the Associate Conductor of the Jacksonville Symphony since the 2022-23, during which he conducted over fifty performances, including a fully-staged production of Mozart's Die Zauberflöte. In the 2023-24 Season, Kevin made his subscription debut with the Jacksonville Symphony and pianist Joyce Yang, recorded Sean Shepherd's Concerto for Ensemble with the University of Chicago's Grossman Ensemble, and made his subscription debut with the Cape Symphony. Furthermore, Kevin returned to the New York Philharmonic as a cover conductor for three programs, in addition to assisting Stéphane Denève at the St. Louis Symphony.

Swearingen & Kelli

Indie-Americana duo, Swearingen & Kelli, are to release a series of stand-alone singles whil road and preparing to record their next full-len Hailing from Lapeer, Michigan songstress Jay crossed paths with Pennsylvania native, AJ over a decade ago at a songwriters club in Flor

After becoming fast friends and bandmates, th Punta Cana and headed for Nashville, where continues to evolve. Last fall’s release, Build From the Ground, garnered features on Th Situation, Wide Open Country, and American who praised them for sounding "as good as with Bonnie Raitt on ‘Angel From Montgomery

With siren-like vocals and prolific songwriting, space in the Americana landscape, earning p would do well to emulate.”Their earlier albums drew critical acclaim from Gretsch Guitars, Co Swag With a sound steeped in the soul of ‘6 stage with legends like Crystal Gayle, Kenny R Bromberg.

More than music binds the couple, who both move five times in one year due to mold centered by finding humor in everything, stay while touring and creating music. Home for the couple is the road, the stage, and the people they connect with at every show.

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TRIBUTES

In memory of Carolyn Baney from the BSO South Guild

In memory of Alice Blackburn from the BSO South Guild

In memory of Asenath Berhardt-Rasmussen from JoAnn Cheyne

In memory of Sara Catanese from Dr Richard Baney

In memory of Dr. John W. Elliot from Mary Kerner

In memory of Shirley Hubbard from Randall Hubbard

In memory of H Lober and Dr A Krupp from Skippy Lober

In memory of Elfriede Raedler from Sharon Mischker

In memory of Penny Shye from the BSO South Guild

In memory of Jack Sinclair from Martha Sinclair

In honor of Sue & Rich Weber’s 50th Anniversary from Debby Glick

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